Gumanitar va ijtimoiy fanlar

The National Flag of the Republic of Uzbekistan
The flag of our country is a symbol sovereignty of the Republic. The national flag of the Republic of Uzbekistan represents the country internationally when official delegations from Uzbekistan visit foreign countries, as well as at conferences, world exhibitions and sports competitions.
The national flag of the Republic of Uzbekistanis a right-angled coloured cloth consisting of three horizontal stripes: blue, white and green.
Blue is a symbol of the sky and water, which are the main sources of life. Mainly blue was the colour of the state flag of Temur. White is the traditional symbol of peace and good luck, as Uzbek people say “Oq yo’l” . Green is the colour of nature and new life and good harvest Two thin red stripes symbolize the power of life. There is a new moon which symbolizes the newly independent republic. There are twelve stars which represent the 12 provinces in Uzbekistan.

Activity 4 TEXT Communication Technologies
Objective: let students pinpoint main meaning of the text.
Materials: Handout 4 according to the text.(text was taken from the internet.)


1. Communication and Communication technology

Communication is the act of exchanging ideas, information, and opinions. It involves a message someone wants someone else or something to receive. When we use technical equipment in communicating, it is called communication technology.

Communication technology uses equipment and systems to send and receive information. This technology communicates information using graphic and wave systems. Graphic comes from a word meaning “to draw or write, as on paper.” Wave refers to radio waves, a kind of energy.
Advantages Disadvantage
Homework and assessment
What interesting things do you know about communications?
Try to find interesting information from the internet.

• (5 min) Teacher asks the Ss to summarize the lesson

• (2 min) Teacher assesses Ss’ participation, giving feedback
• (3 min) Teacher asks Ss to find information about history of the phones
LESSON 3