牛津高中英语模块一Unit 1 School life全部教案7-12
Period 7 Task (1) Teaching aims: 1. Teaching students how to use abbreviations to fill in a timetable. 2. Develop students’ ability of listening to and identifying dates, day, time, venue and events or activities. Teaching procedures: Step 1 Revision Check the students’ home work: 1) Ask some students to read their five sentences out and let other students make comments about these sentences. 2) Ask students to take out their textbooks and turn to page 88 to check their answers of Part C2. Step 2 Presentation 1 Ask students to read the five points in Skills building 1 on page 12. Have them write down the names of months and the seven days of a week in abbreviations. For example: 2nd/2 Feb; 5th/5 Mar; 3rd/3 Aug; 21st/21 Oct; 30th/30 Nov; Mon; Wed; Tue; Fri; Sat 2 Ask students to read the guidelines and then listen to the recording and finish the timetable on page 12. Then ask students to repeat what they have heard according to the timetable. Step 3 Listening 1 Let students read the guidelines on page 13 to know what they are asked to do. Then ask them to go over the timetable to get a general idea about the talk. 2 Ask students to listen to the recording twice and complete the timetable inpidually. Then let them check the answers with their partner to see if they have got the sme answers. Let them listen to the recording again if they have got some different answers and want to listen to it once more. Then check the answers with the whole class. Step 4 Speaking Ask some students to talk about what talk will be held at what time and what place and who will give the talk. For example: a) On Friday, the 8th October, a famous writer will come to give a talk at 1:20 p.m. in Room 201, Building 4. He will talk about how to read a novel. b) A talk about fire prevention will be given by a fireman in Room 503, Building 3 at 2:15 p.m. on Monday, the 11th October. … Step 5 Practising Ask students to do the listening exercises on page 92. Step 6 New words from page 12 to page 17 Ask students to turn to page 68 and read the new words (title—run). Step 7 Homework 1 Ask students to preview Skills building 2 on page 14. 2 Ask students to preview Step 2 on page 15. 3 Ask students to preview Skills building 3 on page 16. 4 Ask students to preview Step 3 on page 17. Period 8 Task (2) Teaching aims: 1. Teach students how to compare information. 2. Develop students’ speaking ability by doing question and answers. 3. Teach students how to write a notice. 4. Develop students’ writing ability by writing a notice to inform their classmates. Teaching procedures: I Skills building 2 and Step 2 Step 1 Presentation 1 Ask students whether they could understand the meaning of each sentence in Skills building 2 when they were doing previewing. Let them point out sentences that they don’t understand. 2 Ask students to read the guidelines and the two points again. Write down the two points briefly on the blackboard: When comparing: 1) read all the in formation carefully 2) make as many comparison as possible Step 2 Practising 1 Ask students to read the guidelines above the list table to know clearly what they are asked to do. Then ask them to go over the list table. 2 Write down the following on the blackboard. Ask students to read the e-mail and find out the related information: The title: The price: The year: The writer: Ask some students to tell what information they can find about the above in the e-mail, and write down their answers on the blackboard. The title: with the word Dynasties The price: having the figure 8 The year: after 2000 The writer: a famous professor Ask students to c
ompare the information written on the blackboard with the list table to see if they can find the book now. Step 3 Reporting 1 Ask students to read the guidelines and the class timetable in Part A in Step 2 and underline the classes that they can choose not to have. Then let them compare the timetable on page 13 with the class timetable and write down the topics of the talks they can attend under the class timetable. 2 Ask students to read the guidelines in Part B and work in pairs talking about the talks according to the programme time table on page 13 and the note in Part A. One of them acts as the class teaching, the other act as the monitor. They should take turns. II Skills building 3 and Step 3 Step 1 Presentation 1 Say the following to students: Now, you are going to write a notice to inform your classmates of the talks that they are going to attend. Do you know how to write the notice and what should be included in it. (Write down their answers on the blackboard.) 2 Ask students to read the guidelines and the three points in Skills building 3. Let them compare the three points with their answers on the blackboard. 3 Ask students to read the notice on page 16 and tell what they can know from the notice. Ask them to point out the important information in it. The important information(Write the following on the blackboard): Event: Library closed Time: next Wednesday to Friday, 16th to 18th November Reason: for the sports meeting When to reopen: for the sports meeting The new opening hours: Monday—Friday: 8 a.m.—6 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: 10a.m.—5 p.m. Public holidays: closed Person that gives the notice: Zhong Shengxiao, a staff member of the school library 4 Let students talk about what to do to make a notice attractive. For example, the notice should be written in big and colour words, and one or two pictures or photos are used, etc. Step 2 Writing 1 Ask students to read the guidelines in Step 3 and know what to write in the notice. 2. Ask students to write a notice about the talks in October inpidually. Then ask two students to present their notices on the blackboard. Ask other students to make comments about these notices.(If time doesn’t permit, let the students write the notice in their exercise-books after class.) III Homework Ask students to preview Part Project. Period 9 Teaching aims: 1 Help students get some information about after-school activities and school clubs. 2 Develop students’ reading ability. 3 Develop students’ integrated skills of using English. 4 Help student know how to cooperate in order to fulfill a task. Teaching Procedures: Step 1 Presentation Say the following to students: We’ve talked about what kind of school activities you enjoy in Welcome to the unit. In order to hold school activities conveniently, schools often have some clubs, for example football club, English club, radio club and so on. Do our school have some school clubs? (Yes.) Today, we are going to read two articles about school clubs. Please turn to page 18, look at Part A in Project: Starting a new school club. Step 2 Reading 1 Ask students to read the first passage and find out as much information as they can about the radio club. For example: Who started the radio club: (Kate Jones, the writer) When the radio club started: (two years ago) Why the radio club started: (CD players were not allowed in school; to play music during break time.) What the radio club does: every morning: (tell about the weather, the recent news, special messages the teachers want to broadcast) during exam time: (the special programme telling students what should do and what shouldn’t do) wt the end of the school year: (graduating students giving messages to their friends and teachers) when parents come: (playing songs sung by students, special messages to inform events) 2 Ask students to read the second passage and find out as nuch information as they can about it. The name of the school club: (Poets of the Next Generation) Who started the school club: (Mr. Owen, the English teacher) When the members of the school club meet: (the last Friday of every month) What the members of the school club do: (talk about poems and poets they like, select poems, read out aloud, write poems and read out) 3 Give students the explanations of
