Interests and Hobbies: Understanding the Key Differences
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Theme:
Interests and
hobbies.
Interests and hobbies
Course title:
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Time:
80 min
Materials:
Scale Up, Cambridge University press
one stop English. com
Aim:
explore the interest and hobbies
Skills to be practiced:
listening, speaking, reading, writing
Vocabulary:
Interest, hobby, entertainment, personality, career, activity,
focus, field, guideline, research, occupation, rank. involve, achieve
Teacher: U. N. Isayeva.
The Technological Map of the Lesson
The Technological Map of the Lesson
Definition
Hobby
is an activity done regularly in
one’s leisure time for pleasure.
Interest
is a feeling of wanting to
learn more about something or to be
involved in something.
Difference Between Hobby and
Interest
Hobby and interest are
two words that are often
used together. Thus, many
people do not realize the
difference between hobby
and interest.
Difference Between Hobby and Interest
What is an Interest
Interest is a feeling of wanting to know or learn about something or
someone. If one has a strong interest in some subject, he or she
may turn it into a hobby. But an interest is not necessarily a hobby.
A person may have many interests, but not all of them are hobbies.
However, a hobby is usually driven by an interest. For example, if a
person is interested in literature, he or may she read novels. If a
person is interested in adventure, he may take up an outdoor hobby
such as canoeing, climbing, hunting, etc.
Just because a person is interested in some field or subject, he or
she may not pursue it actively. For example, a person may have a
passing interest for music. He may listen to music, but may not
learn to play a musical instrument or to sing.
What is a Hobby
A hobby is an activity done regularly in one’s leisure time for
pleasure. Hobbies usually include collecting items and objects,
playing sports, engaging in creative and artistic pursuits, etc. Some
examples of hobbies include collecting stamps, collecting sea-shells,
embroidery, fishing, gardening, car restoration, singing, bird
watching, hiking, water sports, reading, writing poems and cooking.
Hobby involves an active pursuit of an interest. In other words, a
hobby always involves an action.
A person can gain a wealth of knowledge and skills by engaging in a
hobby for a long period of time. With the advent of technology, some
hobbies have grown less popular, and some new hobbies (e.g. video
gaming, surfing the internet) have been created.
What is a hobby?
A hobby is an activity that a person does in their
free time. People have hobbies for pleasure. A
person’s hobby is usually connected to what they
enjoy. A person who likes to create things with
their hands, for example, may want to knit or do
woodwork. Collecting, making things and sports
are all hobbies. Hobbies often lead to skill,
knowledge and experience.
What is an interest?
Interest is a feeling of wanting to know or learn about
something or someone. If one has a strong interest in some
subject, he or she may turn it into a hobby. But an interest
is not necessarily a hobby. A person may have many
interests, but not all of them are hobbies. However, a hobby
is usually driven by an interest. For example, if a person is
interested in literature, he or may she read novels. If a
person is interested in adventure, he may take up an
outdoor hobby such as canoeing, climbing, hunting, etc.
What is an interest?
Interest is a feeling of wanting to know or learn about
something or someone. If one has a strong interest in some
subject, he or she may turn it into a hobby. But an interest
is not necessarily a hobby. A person may have many
interests, but not all of them are hobbies. However, a
hobby is usually driven by an interest. For example, if a
person is interested in literature, he or may she read
novels. If a person is interested in adventure, he may take
up an outdoor hobby such as canoeing, climbing, hunting,
etc.
All hobbies can be divided into four main
groups
Doing things:
Reading books
Gardening
Growing flowers
Listening to
music
Drawing
Dancing
Fitness
Making things:
Composing
music
Writing stories
Designing
clothes
Making car
models
Collecting:
Stamps
Books
Videos
Posters, cards
Pens, pencils
Learning things:
Foreign languages
The history of
The problems of
Studying law
Video
Write your story highlighting an interesting pathway
that led you to becoming a student of this Higher
Institution. Share it with your partner.
In the early stages of my teens I found _________________ to be exiting and
energizing. I used to spend_________ hours each day. Having realized that I
had a natural affinity for
_________
_______________________________
__________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
Later,______________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
All in all,
___________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
REFLECTION:
1. What do you think of when you hear the word
“hobby”?
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
________________________
2. What hobbies do you have?
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
____
3. Do people need hobbies? Why or why not?
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
____
An Interesting Fact:
A hobby is also a falcon (a bird)
that can be trained to fly at
pigeons and partridges. In the
Middle Ages, a popular activity
was training falcons to fly at
other birds. It is believed that
this is where the word hobby got
its meaning.
Listen to the tape. Follow the instructions
of the speaker and fill in the chart below.
Work in pairs. Discuss the following
questions.
a. How can basic interests of a person affect
his future career?
b. Do you know any famous person who has
developed his interests into a professional
career?
1. Read the text and match the
statements a-e and paragraphs 1-5.
a. He achieved these results by his ability, hard work and
study. ____
b. Because he made his interests grow into a real job.
c. No interest no progress! ____
d. Here are some outlines of various fields representatives’
first interests and further professional careers. ____
e. That is why developing an interest in time is an essential
matter.____
CROSSWORD PUZZLE - Hobbies
LOOK AT THE WORDS IN THE LIST BELOW AND WRITE
THEM UNDER THE CORRECT PICTURES
reading books
playing paintball
scuba-diving
riding a bike
playing cards
playing tennis
taking photos
playing the guitar
playing checkers
walking
Remove an extra word
wind-surfing:
board, camera, wetsuit, sail
knitting:
needles, ropes, wool, patterns
rafting:
paddles, life-jacket, raft, binoculars
fishing:
trainers, boat, fishing rod, hooks
stamp collecting:
album, stamps, magnifying glass, helmet
scuba-diving:
mask, oxygen tank, life-jacket, flippers
rock - climbing:
ropes, boots, light clothes, bat
painting:
palette, canvas, brushes, club
skydiving:
skis, parachute, gloves, goggles
football:
shorts, stick, trainers, ball
jet-skiing:
life jacket, jet ski, flippers, swimming suit
Fill in the correct form of the
infinitive or-ing form:
1 I like _______
(play)
tennis.
2 I'd like _______
(play)
tennis with you.
3 You must ________
(practise)
more if you
want to win the race.
4 If a job is worth ______
(do)
,
it’s worth______
(do)
it well.
5 You have to _____
(be)
courageous if you
want ______
(try)
rock climbing.
6 Tom agreed_______
(meet)
us at the pool.
7 I look forward to__________
(see)
you soon.
8 She doesn't mind__________
(get up)
early.
9 I'd prefer________
(play)
darts rather than
play cards.
10 She made me________
(tidy)
my room
.
Thanks for
your
attention
Dive into the realms of hobbies and interests to unveil the distinctions between these often intertwined concepts. This detailed course plan delves into activities, feelings, and motivations that define our leisure pursuits, presenting a comprehensive overview for language learners. Learn how to engage in enriching discussions, enhance listening and speaking skills, and broaden vocabulary related to personal preferences and pastimes.
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Theme: Interests and hobbies.
Interests and hobbies Course title: ENGLISH LANGUAGE Time: 80 min Materials: Scale Up, Cambridge University press one stop English. com Aim: explore the interest and hobbies Skills to be practiced: listening, speaking, reading, writing Vocabulary: Interest, hobby, entertainment, personality, career, activity, focus, field, guideline, research, occupation, rank. involve, achieve Teacher: U. N. Isayeva.
The Technological Map of the Lesson Task/ Procedure Objectives Mode of interaction Time Activity Warm- up T asks Ss answer the questions To review previous lesson, to encourage activating grammar material in practice. Group-work 10 Speaking activity Task 1 Speaking activity T asks Ss Focus students attention on the post T asks Ss to listen to the record To develop speaking skill Individual 5 Task 2 Listening activity To develop Ss listening skill Individual 15 Task 3 Task 4 T asks Ss to discuss the question To activating knowledge on the theme To prepare Ss for the vocabulary based on the theme. Pair-work 5 activity T asks Ss to look at the columns and find out the second part of the sentences Pair work 10 Task 5
The Technological Map of the Lesson Pre-reading activity Task 6 T asks students to share their ideas about reported verbs To prepare Ss to read an article. To practice speaking skills. Individual 10 While- reading activity Task 7 Post-reading activity Task 8 T asks Ss to scan the text. T asks Ss to choose the correct answers. To rise up Ss scanning skills. To rise up Ss reading skills Individual 5 Pair-work 10 Conclusion T asks Ss to write the essay concerned to the theme To consolidate the theme Individual 10 Writing activity Task 9 Home task To search an internet material related to the theme. To consolidate the theme. Individual Total : 80 min
Definition Hobby is an activity done regularly in one s leisure time for pleasure. Interest is a feeling of wanting to learn more about something or to be involved in something.
Difference Between Hobby and Interest Hobby and interest are two words that are often used together. Thus, many people do not realize the difference between hobby and interest.
What is an Interest Interest is a feeling of wanting to know or learn about something or someone. If one has a strong interest in some subject, he or she may turn it into a hobby. But an interest is not necessarily a hobby. A person may have many interests, but not all of them are hobbies. However, a hobby is usually driven by an interest. For example, if a person is interested in literature, he or may she read novels. If a person is interested in adventure, he may take up an outdoor hobby such as canoeing, climbing, hunting, etc. Just because a person is interested in some field or subject, he or she may not pursue it actively. For example, a person may have a passing interest for music. He may listen to music, but may not learn to play a musical instrument or to sing.
What is a Hobby A hobby is an activity done regularly in one s leisure time for pleasure. Hobbies usually include collecting items and objects, playing sports, engaging in creative and artistic pursuits, etc. Some examples of hobbies include collecting stamps, collecting sea-shells, embroidery, fishing, gardening, watching, hiking, water sports, reading, writing poems and cooking. Hobby involves an active pursuit of an interest. In other words, a hobby always involves an action. car restoration, singing, bird A person can gain a wealth of knowledge and skills by engaging in a hobby for a long period of time. With the advent of technology, some hobbies have grown less popular, and some new hobbies (e.g. video gaming, surfing the internet) have been created.
What is a hobby? What is a hobby? A hobby is an activity that a person does in their free time. People have hobbies for pleasure. A person s hobby is usually connected to what they enjoy. A person who likes to create things with their hands, for example, may want to knit or do woodwork. Collecting, making things and sports are all hobbies. Hobbies often lead to skill, knowledge and experience.
What is an interest? Interest is a feeling of wanting to know or learn about something or someone. If one has a strong interest in some subject, he or she may turn it into a hobby. But an interest is not necessarily a hobby. A person may have many interests, but not all of them are hobbies. However, a hobby is usually driven by an interest. For example, if a person is interested in literature, he or may she read novels. If a person is interested in adventure, he may take up an outdoor hobby such as canoeing, climbing, hunting, etc.
What is an interest? What is an interest? Interest is a feeling of wanting to know or learn about something or someone. If one has a strong interest in some subject, he or she may turn it into a hobby. But an interest is not necessarily a hobby. A person may have many interests, but not all of them are hobbies. However, a hobby is usually driven by an interest. For example, if a person is interested in literature, he or may she read novels. If a person is interested in adventure, he may take up an outdoor hobby such as canoeing, climbing, hunting, etc.
Doing things: Reading books Gardening Growing flowers Listening to music Drawing Dancing Fitness
Making things: Composing music Writing stories Designing clothes Making car models
Collecting: Stamps Books Videos Posters, cards Pens, pencils
Learning things: Foreign languages The history of The problems of Studying law
Write your story highlighting an interesting pathway that led you to becoming a student of this Higher Institution. Share it with your partner. In the early stages of my teens I found _________________ to be exiting and energizing. I used to spend_________ hours each day. Having realized that I had a natural affinity for ________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Later,______________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ All in all, ___________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________
An Interesting Fact: A hobby is also a falcon (a bird) that can be trained to fly at pigeons and partridges. In the Middle Ages, a popular activity was training falcons to fly at other birds. It is believed that this is where the word hobby got its meaning. REFLECTION: 1. What do you think of when you hear the word hobby ? __________________________________________ __________________________________________ ________________________ 2. What hobbies do you have? __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ ____ 3. Do people need hobbies? Why or why not? __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ ____
Listen to the tape. Follow the instructions of the speaker and fill in the chart below.
Work in pairs. Discuss the following questions. a. How can basic interests of a person affect his future career? b. Do you know any famous person who has developed his interests into a professional career?
1. Read the text and match the statements a-e and paragraphs 1-5. a. He achieved these results by his ability, hard work and study. ____ b. Because he made his interests grow into a real job. c. No interest no progress! ____ d. Here are some outlines of various fields representatives first interests and further professional careers. ____ e. That is why developing an interest in time is an essential matter.____
LOOK AT THE WORDS IN THE LIST BELOW AND WRITE THEM UNDER THE CORRECT PICTURES reading books playing paintball scuba-diving riding a bike playing cards playing tennis taking photos playing the guitar playing checkers walking
Remove an extra word wind-surfing: board, camera, wetsuit, sail knitting: needles, ropes, wool, patterns rafting: paddles, life-jacket, raft, binoculars fishing: trainers, boat, fishing rod, hooks stamp collecting: album, stamps, magnifying glass, helmet scuba-diving: mask, oxygen tank, life-jacket, flippers rock - climbing: ropes, boots, light clothes, bat painting: palette, canvas, brushes, club skydiving: skis, parachute, gloves, goggles football: shorts, stick, trainers, ball jet-skiing: life jacket, jet ski, flippers, swimming suit
Fill in the correct form of the infinitive or-ing form: 1 I like _______ (play) tennis. 2 I'd like _______ (play) tennis with you. 3 You must ________ (practise) more if you want to win the race. 4 If a job is worth ______ (do), it s worth______ (do) it well. 5 You have to _____ (be) courageous if you want ______ (try) rock climbing. 6 Tom agreed_______ (meet) us at the pool. 7 I look forward to__________ (see) you soon. 8 She doesn't mind__________ (get up) early. 9 I'd prefer________ (play) darts rather than play cards. 10 She made me________ (tidy) my room.
Thanks for your attention
