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Theme: №1 Man and nature (3 hours) The aim: Introduction of new theme: to study a new vocabulary, to develop the reading, writing, listening and speaking skills.

Grammatical phenomena: Active & Passive Voice.

The main questions:

vocabulary
grammar exercises
working with questions and text
Task : vocabulary, exercises

Methodical recommendations to performance of a task: Use dictionary for translation of unknown words, doing grammar exercises pay attention to the tables, learn new words by heart.

Reporting form: written

Deadline: The 1st week of the study.

Key Words:
pollution, environment, the ozone layer, global warming, acid rain, car exhaust fumes, dumping industrial waste in seas and rivers, aerosol can, CFCs, to recycle, natural resources, human resources.

Pollution - загрязнение окружающей среды;
environment - окружающая среда;
the ozone layer - озоновый слой;
global warming - глобальное потепление;
acid rain - кислотные дожди;
car exhaust fumes - автомобильные выхлопные газы;
dumping industrial waste in seas and rivers - cброс промышленных отходов в моря и реки;
aerosol can - аэрозольный ;
CFCs - химикат, содержащийся в аэрозольных разрушать озоновый слой;
to recycle - перерабатывать;
natural resources - природные ресурсы;
human resources - человеческие ресурсы.

Important definitions of the key words:
People are more worried about the environment (the air, water, and land around us) as a result of the harmful (dangerous/damaging) effects of human activity. Some of these activities cause pollution (dirty air, land and water) and some are destroying the environment (damaging it so badly that soon parts will not exist).
The Greens is a short name of the organization called Green Peace. It's an international organization whose members work actively to protect the environment from damage caused by industrial processes or military activities. It is known especially for using its own boats to try to prevent governments from testing nuclear weapons, to prevent companies from pouring poisonous chemicals into the sea, and to try to save whales and other sea animals from being killed.