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篇1：人教版经典英语教案
《I'm in New York now》
Teaching objectives:
1. Words: arrive taxi flat building made again
2. Sentences:
Grandma made Chinese food for me.
I want to try American food.
I will write again soon.
3. Practise to pronounce ‘wh’ ‘wr’.
4. Learn the song: It’s a big exciting world.
Teaching properties: cards tape-recorder pictures
Teaching procedures
Warmer:
1. Stick the pictures of unit 1 on the board. Have the students come to the front and mime the text of unit 1.
2. Say a sentence in the present tense and get the students say it in the past tense.
Examples:
T: Daming goes to New York.
Ss: Daming went to New York.
T: Grandma meets Daming.
Ss: Gradma met Daming.
Teach the text:
1. Raise the picture of the Statue of Liberty and ask: What is it ? Where is it?”
Guide the students say: It’s the statue of Liberty. It’s in New York”.
T: Daming is in New York now. Let’s see who met him at the airport. What he saw in New York and What food he wanted to eat.
2. Play the tape. Have the students listen and underline the new words in books.
3. Teach the new words.
4. Play the tape again. Have the students listen and say. After this, get the students to answer the following questions:
⑴Who met Daming at the airport? (Grandma and Simon)
⑵What did Daming see in New York? (Buildings, cards and people)
⑶What food did he want to try? (American food)
5. Complete activity 2 in SB. (Get the students to ask and answer in pairs)
6. Practise to pronounce 'wh' 'wr'.
7. Learn the song: It’s a big exciting world.
8. Complete exercise 1 in AB.
Homework:
Practise the following sentences in pairs:
Where are you from?
Where are you going to go?
Where are you going to go there?
Where are you going to do there?
Designs:
Module 10 Unit 2 I’m in New York now
Arrive Grandma mad Chinese food for me.
Taxi
Flat I want to try American food.
building
made I will write again soon
篇2：3B Unit19(人教版高三英语教案教学设计)
Aims and demands:
通过本单元教学，学生应能熟练地运用表示“提意见和建议”的常用语；复习宾语；了解毛利人的历史和新西兰的历史、地理及风士人情。
Importance and difficulty:
1. words and expressions:
hand down, sign an agreement with, take a degree, share, times, live, go doing
2. sentences:
A. The language which the Maori speak is related to the languages of Tahiti and Hawaii.
B. This is how they keep their way of life alive.
C. In size it is bigger than Guangdong Province, yet has a much smaller population.
D. Apart from their milk, the wool from their coats is used in expensive clothing.
3. Grammar:
A. The search party found the missing child.
B. I enjoy swimming in summer.
C. I’d like to invite you to my birthday party.
D. I’ll get the letter mailed first.
4. Useful expressions:
A. You’d better ( not )……
B. You should / ought to ……
C. I suggest you ……
D. Shall we……
E. How / what about…….
Lesson 73 The Maori of New Zealand
Aims and demands:
Develop the Ss’ reading and speaking ability.
Importance and difficulty:
Have a good and deeper understanding of the text.
Teaching aid; a tape recorder and some slides
Teaching methods: reading
Teaching procedure:
Step 1. Presentation
Find out how much the Ss know about New Zealand by asking a few rapid questions around the class.
T: Where is New Zealand?
----- East of Australia.
T: How many islands is New Zealand made up of ?
----- Two large ones.
T: What is the capital?
----- Wellington.
T: What money is used in New Zealand?
----- NZ dollar.
T: Name one sailor who landed on New Zealand several centuries ago.
----- Captain Cook.
T: What are the earliest people of New Zealand called? ( first settlers )
----- Maori .
T: Where did they come from?
----- Polynesia.
T: Where did the first settlers in the USA come from?
… in Australia
Step 2. Fast reading
Read the text fast and find the answers to the questions.
1. From which countries have the people of New Zealand come?
Polynesia / Oceania and Europe , mainly Britain.
2. What parts of Maori life are mentioned in the text?
Kindergartens, customs, way of life, the marae, the meeting house, family life, special days ---- huis, weddings, conferences, deaths and burials.
Step 3. Careful reading
1. Read it and do the reference
( Which words and phrases do the words in bold in the text refer to?)
2. Note making
Step 4. comprehension
1. paper comprehension
Comprehension for Unit 19 Lesson 73(3B) CDDCB BBDCC BD
1. The passage is mainly about ___.
A. why the Maori chose to settle in New Zealand
B. what the European settlers had done to the Maori
C. the history, life-style, languages and customs of the Maori
D. the rare animals and plants in New Zealand
2. The population is mainly made up of ___.
A. the Maori and Europeans
B. the Maori and Kooris
C. the Maori and Pacific Island
D. the Maori, Europeans and Pacific Islanders
3. When the Maori came to settle in New Zealand, they did NOT take ___ with them.
A. the way of life
B. dogs and rats
C. plants like the sweet potato
D. written records of their history
4. In the 19th century the Maori population dropped as a result of ___.
A. their improper way of life
B. the bad weather in the island
C. many fierce battles and diseases
D. lack of money and medicine
5. Which is WRONG about the languages spoken in New Zealand?
A. English is widely used as the official language.
B. The children in New Zealand are greatly encouraged to use the Maori language.
C. At least three kinds of languages are spoken in the country.
D. Maori children can learn to speak English at school.
6. It can be figured out that the population of New Zealand is about ____.
A. 435,000 B. 3,346,100 C. 5,5655,000 D. 170,000
7. We can learn what the text is about from ___.
A. the first paragraph B. the title
C. the last paragraph D. the whole passage
8. What did the Maori not take to New Zealand ?
A. Plants like the sweet potato B. Dogs
C. Rats D. Potatoes
9. How many kinds of languages are spoken in New Zealand according to the text?
A. one B. two C. three D. four
10. The difference between the Maori’s life and the Europeans’ life is in their ___.
A. dining habit B. clothing
C. family size D. living condition
11. What is written in details in the text?
A. Wedding B. Burial
C. Conference D. None of the above.
12. The Maori’s burial service is different from the European’s because ___.
A. they give speeches at the funeral
B. they go to see the dead
C. they share their memories of the dead
D. there’s always someone staying with the dead
2. work book
Bb:
Maori ----- Polynesia
wars
New Zealander European (British )----- Europe / Britain
Pacific Islanders----- Oceanis
Homework
Lesson 74 New Zealand
Aims and demands:
1. Get the Ss to read a text very fast in order to find out what the different sections about .
2. Train the Ss to obtain information from a diagram.
3. Develop the Ss’ reading ability.
Importance and difficulty:
1. Have a deeper understanding of the text.
2. Finish the comprehension exercise
Teaching methods: reading and understanding
Teaching aids : tape recorder and some slides
Teaching procedure:
Step 1. Revision
Answer the questions:
1. What’s the other name for New Zealand? ----- Aotearoa
2. When did the first traveler reach New Zealand, 950, 1050 or 1150? -----950
3. What did early travelers bring with them?
---- Dogs, rats and plants like the sweet potato.
4. Which is warmer, North Island or South Island? Why?
---- North Island is warmer because it is closer to the equator.
5. What is the name of the earliest New Zealand people? ------Maori.
6. Where did they come from? ----- Polynesia
7. Why did settlers and the Maori fight? ----- Over land rights
Rearrange the following sentences:
1. Following his discoveries many islanders travelled 3,500 kilometres by sea in their narrow boats to this new country between 1100 and 1350.
2. As a result of these wars and diseases, the Maori population fell from 100,000 to 4,200.
3. In Maori history, the first traveler to reach New Zealand in the year 950 was a man called Kupe.
4. By 1840 about 2,000 Europeans, mainly British, had come to settle in New Zealand and the Maori signed and agreement with these settlers.
5. However, in later years there were fierce arguments over land rights and many battles were fought between the settlers and the Maori.
6. He named the country “ Ao-tea-roa”, which means “the land of the long, white cloud”.
7. They took with them dogs, rats and plants like the sweet potato, and settled mainly in North Island where the weather was warmer.
8. Their population has now increased to 435,000 , and today they make up about 13% of the population.
3-6-1-7-4-5-2-8
Step 2. Reading for general understanding ( 3 minutes )
The purpose of this task is to get the Ss to read a text very fast in order to find out what the different sections are about. It is a speed-reading exercise.
Give the Ss a time limit of 3 minutes for this exercise.
Answers: Politics – Agriculture – Sports and free time – Natural beauty – Wildlife
Step 3. Careful reading
1. Read it carefully and finish the paper comprehension exercises.
Reading comprehension for Unit 19 Lesson 74 (3B) ACBCA CABDB BD
1. Which is correct about New Zealand?
A. Before 1893 women couldn’t enjoy the same voting rights just as men.
B. There are about 50 million sheep in the country, more than 14 times the population.
C. People over a certain age can all receive a weekly “old-age pension” nowadays.
D. The government is quite successful in controlling the unemployment rate.
2. Which is not the reason for the question “Why New Zealand is thought to be an important agricultural country”?
A. Animal farming is well developed.
B. There are more sheep than people.
C. Deer are kept for their meat and fur.
D. The main exports are agricultural products.
3. According to the passage, which is most likely to happen in New Zealand?
A. The country imports wood pulp(纸浆).
B. Earthquakes will shake the country.
C. Winter vacation starts from December.
D. Farmers begin to keep deer instead of cattle.
4. There are flightless birds in New Zealand because___.
A. these birds are kept in cages for a long time and lose the ability to fly
B. they caught the strange diseases which settlers took with them
C. they had no natural enemies until the arrival of humans
D. as in Australia, the climate there is quite suitable for birds to live on the land
5. After reading the text you cannot have a picture of ___.
A. the history of New Zealand
B. the climate in New Zealand
C. the agriculture in New Zealand
D. the strange animals in New Zealand
6. What is not true about New Zealand?
A. New Zealand is the first the allow women to vote in the world.
B. New Zealand exports mainly agricultural products.
C. All the people can receive the :old-age pension”.
D. All the people above a certain age can receive the “old-age pension”.
7. What is not included in the exported agricultural products?
A. Pork B. Lamb C. Beef D. Butter
8. What fruit is implied (暗指) in the text?
A. Apple B. Grape C. Pear D. Banana
9. In New Zealand only the kiwi is ___.
A. ancient B. flightless
C. voiceless D. the national bird
10. Who made the birds flightless?
A. The birds themselves. B. Nature.
C. Some biologists. D. Natural enemies.
11. The main school holidays in New Zealand are about ____ month(s).
A. one B. one and a half
C. two D. two and a half.
12. It can be inferred that New Zealand is not an ideal place for ___.
A. having sports B. going sight-seeing
C. keeping cattle and goats
D. developing heavy industry
2. True or False statements.
a. New Zealand is an important agricultural country with a small population. In size it is bigger than Guangdong Province, yet has a much smaller population.
b. In 1893, many countries, including New Zealand, allowed women to vote.
c. In recent times the “ old-age pension” has only been paid to the poorest people because these people are usually very old.
d. The main school holidays are from mid-December till early February because the weather is usually very cold.
e. Tourists from all over the world come to New Zealand because they are attracted by the natural beauty of the country.
f. The Kiwi, New Zealand’s national bird is flight-less because this kind of bird is very huge and it cannot fly.
Answers: T F F F T F
Step 4. Practice Workbook Ex 2
Step 5. Diagram Page 40
Homework
Lesson 73~ 74
Aims and demands: Review the text and deal with the language points.
Importance and difficulty: Get the Ss know the usage of the language points.
Teaching aid: some slides.
Teaching methods: practicing and comparison
Teaching procedure:
Step 1. Revision
Say as quickly as possible and tell if the following statements are True or False.
1. All the people of New Zealand came from the Islands of Polynesia in the Pacific.
2. The Maori had no written language.
3. By 1840 about 2,000 British had come to settle in New Zealand.
4. Now the Maori makes up about 13% of the population.
5. They have a population of 4, 200.
6. The Maori have given up their own customs and ways of life.
7. New Zealand is an important industrial country with a small population
8. New Zealand was the first nation in modern times to allow women to vote.
9. North Island is famous for its hot springs.
10. New Zealanders like to go swimming, sailing , horse-riding during the months of December-February.
F T F T F F F T T T
Step 2. Useful expressions
Fill in the blanks ( Lesson 73~ 74)
1. Ireland lies to the west of Great Britain. They are separated from each other by the Irish sea.
2. I have bought a dictionary for you and I’ll send it to you by mail as soon as possible.
3. The two tables are of the same size, but they are different in colour.
4. They have made much money out of keeping fish.
5. Apart from the garden, I’m quite satisfied with the house.
6. Their customs were handed down/on from generation to generation.
7. Their population has now increased to 420,000 . That makes up about 13% of the whole population.
8. I insist on him changing his learning methods, but he sticks to it.
9. Can you explain the sentences to me which are marked with red lines?
10. Would you like to stay with us for a few more days?
Step 3. Language points:
Fill in the blanks ( Lesson 73~74)
1. They took with them dogs, rats and plants like the sweet potato and settled mainly in North Island.
要下雨了，请带把雨伞。
我没有带钱，请你借我10 元好吗？
2. The language which the Maori speak is related to the languages of Tahiti and Hawaii.
relate vt. 把 … 联系起来
be related to 和 … 有联系
3. Maori family enjoy sharing what they own and looking after one another.
enjoy doing consider , dislike , finish , go ,mink , practise , risk , suggest , avoid , appreciate, feel like , give up …
4. This is how they keep their way of life alive.
alive
live
living
5. The fish is still alive .
6. This is a live fish .
7. All living things need sunlight , water and air.
8. Although he is sixty, he is still alive.
9. Many people will sleep and eat on the marae during these three days and share their memories of the dead person.
10. She is always happy and never shares his parents’ worries ( 从不分担父母的忧愁 )
我们应该共甘同苦。
We should share joys and sorrows.
11. New Zealand is an important agriculture country with a small population.
中国是一个人口众多的发展中的国家。
China is a developing country with a large population.
12. It is bigger than Guangdong province in size.
13. The two countries are of the same size, but they are different in population.
14. The main exports of the country are wool, lamb, beef butter, forest products, fruit and vegetables ( 水果和蔬菜 ).
15. Some farmers have turned tokeeping deer (养鹿).
16. Whenever he had difficulty, he turned to the teacher for help( 他就去向老师求助 ).
turn to
turn on
turn off
turn down
turn into
turn out
turn over
17. New Zealand wine is of high quality and is sold all over the world.
be of high quality =high-qualified
be of great help =helpful
be of importance =important
be of great value =valuable
18. Apart from their milk, the wool from their coats is used in expensive clothing.
19．Apart from English , he is good at French. ( Besides )
20. There were ten people at the meeting apart from me. (besides)
21. The composition is good apart from a few spelling mistakes. ( except for)
22. North Island is famous for an area of hot spring, some of which throw hot water high into the air.
23. Hongzhou is famous for its West Lake.
24. Helen Keller was famous as an American writer.
Step 4. Correct the mistakes:
1. All things are related with all other things.
(to)
2. Mary and I will share with a room. /
3. Besides from the cost, it will take a lot of time. ( Apart ) from /
4. We have reported the matter to the master but he considers it of no important. (importance )
5. In this factory the workers are paid by hour. ( by the hour ) (by hours)
6. The rice is sold by the weight. /
7. When time went on, Einstein’s theory was proved to be correct. ( As )
8. After he left school he became a teacher , but later he turned to drive. ( driving )
Homework
篇3：3B Unit17(人教版高三英语教案教学设计)
Aims and demands:
通过本单元教学，学生能熟练地运用表示“请求允许”的常用语；复习表语，连习动词的用法；了解海伦 凯勒自强和她的老师的敬业精神。
Importance and difficulty;
Words : born, bring…into touch with, look back , get back, pity
Important sentences:
1. A born teacher, she thought she could turn a deaf-blind person into a useful human being.
2. What a difficult case I must have been to this young teacher!
3. One of the first things Annie did was to teach me how to play.
4. It took great imagination as well as patience for Annie to teach me to speak.
Grammar:
1. Fish goes bad easily in Summer.
2. The news sounds exciting.
3. The shop stays open until 10 p.m.
4. The tree grows taller day by day.
5. The theory proved true.
Useful expressions:
1. May / Can / Could I …?
2. I wonder if I could ……?
3. Do you mind if I…?
4. Sure.
5. Go ahead.
6. I’m sorry, but…
Lesson 65 My teacher
Aims and demands:
Develop the Ss’ reading ability.
Importance and difficulty:
Have a good understanding of the text.
Teaching method: reading
Teaching aids: Tape recorder and some slides.
Teaching procedure:
Step 1. Warming up
Questions:
T: If a person cannot see anything at all, that person is said to be blind.
If he can’t hear anything at all, he is said to be deaf.
Do you know any people who cannot see well or can’t hear well? (Beethoven)
(later) People who are blind can learn to read books that are printed in a special way.
What is the name of this writing system?
------ Braille.
How do people read Braille books?
------ By touching raised dots on the paper with their fingers.
Talk about the picture in the text book.
Step 2. Fast reading
Read it quickly and find the answers to the questions.
1. What was the writer’s problem?
------She was deaf and blind and couldn’t speak.
2. What did the writer learn during this period of her life?
----- She learned the meaning of words, she learnt to play and to laugh.
Step 3. Comprehension
Read it carefully and do the comprehension exercises.
Comprehension exercises for Unit 17 (Lesson 65) 3B CCCBB ABBC
1. Helen Keller seemed simple-minded ___.
A. after Annie came to stay in her house
B. so she was often made fun of by others
C. because she struggled in a silent, dark world
D. just because she couldn’t hear anything
2. Helen Keller came to understand the meaning of the word “water” ____.
A. in the kitchen B. in a river
C. at the well D. in her own house
3. According to Paragraph 3 , the following mistakes EXCEPT “ ____” can be found in the picture at the top the page.
A. Helen was holding a cup, not a jar
B. Helen and her teacher seemed to be indoors, not at the well
C. Helen was smiling, not being moved to tears
D. Annie was holding Helen’s hands, not pumping
4. Annie put the writer’s hand on her face so that Helen could ___.
A. know what she looked like
B. connect the movement of her laughing with its meaning
C. laugh in the same way as she did
D. feel how happy she was when teaching Helen
5. What impressed Helen Keller most was Annie’s __.
A. patience B.wisdom C.imagination D.character
6. Annie Sullivan came to Helen’s house ___.
A. in March, 1887
B. in April, 1887
C. in May, 1887
D. when Helen was 19 months old
7. Which words in Paragraph 4 show that the writer was eager to learn more?
A. reach out B. beg for C. joy D. touch
8. As the writer learned more and more, ___.
A. she could speak
B. she enjoyed learning
C. she could “heard” sounds
D. She became a teacher, too
9. Which happened last?
A. The girl learned how to jump
B. The girl “heard” the sound that one hears on a farm
C. The girl learned words like soil, wood and silk
D. The girl met her teacher, Annie Sullivan
Correct the mistakes in the article if necessary:
Helen Keller was born a healthy normal child in 1880.
However,an illness strikes her when was only 19 months, 1.___
thus leaving her deaf, blind and unable to speak. For little 2.___
Helen, the world suddenly became a dark, frightened place. 3.___
Several years late, Annie Sullivan,a strong-minded and loving 4.___
people, became Helen’s teacher.Miss Sullivan’s teaching 5.___
changed a wild child into useful human being. 6.___
By her help, Helen Keller learned to talk with those 7.___
around her.As she was grew older, she became a writer. 8.___
People benefited her works and her courage.Helen 9.___
Keller died in 1968,and her spirit lives on. 10.___
1. paper comprehension
2. Listen to the tape and explain the phrases .
Step 4. Practice
1. Word study
2. Workbook
Homework: Workbook
Lesson 66 My teacher (2)
Aims and demands:
Develop the Ss’ reading ability.
Importance and difficulty:
Have a good understanding of the text.
Teaching method: reading
Teaching aids: Tape recorder and some slides.
Teaching procedure:
Step 1. Warming up
What do you think of Helen’s teacher?
Step 2. Reading for general understanding
1. Where did the writer’s teacher Annie grow up?
------ In a children’s home and an institution for the blind.
2. What did Annie help the writer to do?
------ to understand words, to get information from books that were not printed in Braille, and to speak.
Step 3. Comprehension
1. Workbook
2. paper comprehension
Reading comprehension for Unit 17 Lesson 66 ( 3A ) CCCDC DBABD D
1. Annie entered an institution to learn Braille ___.
A. in 1866 B. in 1876 C. in 1880 D. in 1872
2. Which of the following is TRUE about Braille?
A. It was Annie who invented Braille.
B. It is special writing system for both the blind and the deaf.
C. Blind people can read by touching raised points on paper.
D. Annie helped to develop the writing system.
3. Why did Annie decide to go to stay with Helen?
A. Because she needed a highly paid job.
B. Because she was deaf-blind herself and sympathized (同情) with Helen.
C. Because it was the very job she had expected.
D. Because she was deeply moved by the letter from Helen’s dad.
4. Annie did NOT help Helen Keller to ___.
A. understand words
B. read books printed in Braille
C. learn how to speak
D. develop the writing system of Braille
5. Which is TRUE about the period when Annie worked as Helen’s teacher?
A. The disabled were all well educated
B. A god many books were printed in Braille.
C. Few people realized the hidden strength in blind people
D. Many deaf-blind children had the chance of being taught to speak like normal people
6. Annie would praise Helen when she ____.
A. decided to go to college
B. had a very difficult time
C. understood the meaning of words
D. did things as well as a normal person
7. Braille is a ____.
A. book for blind people
B. kind of printing for blind people to read
C. copy of reading for the deaf and the blind
D. book for the teacher of the blind people
8. Annie learned Braille because ___.
A. she had been sent to study in an institution for the blind
B. she wanted to teach the blind people
C. she wanted to be the writer’s teacher
D. she loved the blind people
9. How did Annie treat the girl?
A. She always pitied and praised her.
B. She treated her with much care, great patience and encouragement.
C. She treated her just like normal child.
D. She treated her with imagination.
10. How did Annie teach the girl?
A. She spelled words into the girl’s hand.
B. She put the girl’s hands in her face and let the girl feel the movements of her lips and throat.
C. She let the girl hear her voice.
D. Both A land B.
11. What words that Annie said helped the girl to be successful all through her life?
A. Never fail.
B. Never be disappointed.
C. Never forget to read Braille.
D. Keep on beginning.
Step 4. Note making
1. What did Annie learn to do?
----To read/ learn Braille, teach deaf-blind children (and spell out words by hand.)
2. What did Annie teach the writer?
Skills: Understand words, read Braille; speak
Ideas: blind people should be treated like normal human beings; keep on trying until you succeed.
Step 5. Writing
Story telling------ write a passage according to these pictures. You may begin like this:
Ann Sullivan was born in 1866 and became an orphan when she was young. She spent her childhood in a children’s home. Then she went to an institution for the blind. There she learnt…Braille and studied the teaching of deaf-blind children. One day the head of the institution for the blind handed over a letter to Ann. The letter came from Helen Keller’s parents. They wanted to invite a teacher for Helen. Ann was glad to accept the invitation. Ann taught Helen by asking her to touch the teacher’s face, throat and lips so as to know the meaning of the words and to form speech. Later, Helen could say “mother” , which made her parents very happy. In the school, Ann sat beside Helen in every class during her school years. She spelled out for her the things that the teachers taught, because most books were not printed in Braille at that time.
Lesson 65~66 My teacher
I. Describe the life of Annie Sullivan using information from the text.
1. Date of birth
2. Her childhood
3. Her education
4. How she became the writer’s teacher
II. Describe how Annie Sullivan taught the little girl .
1. How did the little girl learn her first word?
2. What had Annie done in order to teach the little girl some water?
3. How did Annie teach the little girl to laugh, to jump and so on?
4. What did Annie encourage the little girl to do and how did Annie help her?
I. suggested answers
1. Annie was born on April 4th, 1866.
2. Her family was very poor. When she was eight years old, her mother died and her father disappeared two years later. Annie, together with her brother, was sent to a children’s home. But unfortunately, her brother died there later.
3.When she was fourteen, she left the children’s home and entered an institution for the blind. There, she learnt Braille, which is a kind of printing that blind people can read by touching groups of raised points that are printed on paper.
4. One day the school where Annie was received a letter. The letter asked for a teacher for a seven-year-old girl who at the age of 19 months had become deaf and blind. Annie considered this was just the kind of demanding job she wanted.
II. suggested answers
1. It happened that one day the little girl was holding a jar while Annie pumped water. As the water flowed onto the little girl’s hand, Annie kept spelling w-a-t-e-r onto the girl’s other hand with her fingers. Suddenly the little girl understood!
2. Many times Annie had tried to spell words into the little girl’s small hands in order to teach her some words.
3. One day Annie came into the girl’s room laughing happily. Then she put the girl’s little hand on her face and spelled l-a-u-g-h. Then Annie touched the girl lightly on her arm and made her burst into laughter. Next Annie took the girl by the hand and taught her how to jump. She then immediately spelled the word j-u-m-p for the girl.
4. Annie encouraged her when the little girl made up her mind to go to college. At school, Annie sat beside her in every class. She spelled out for the little girl the things that the teachers taught. Annie herself read the books to her by spelling into her hand what was written in the books.
Lesson 65~66 My teacher ( Language points )
Aims and demands:
Grasp the important language points
Importance and difficulty: let the Ss know the usage of them
Teaching aids: some slides
Teaching procedure:
Step 1. Language points:
Fill in the blanks:(Lesson 65~66)
1. Some people thought the writer was simple-minded because she was deaf and blind.
2. Being a born teacher she could turn a deaf-blind person into a useful human being.
3. I understood what the teacher was doing. That mean: The teacher reached my understanding.
4. I reached out to Annie’s hand to beg for new words.
5. She touched me lightly on the arm and made me burst into laughter.
6. My teacher took me by the hand and taught me how to jump.
7. She also brought me into/in touch with everything that could be felt---- soil, wood, silk.
8. As I look back upon these years, I am struck by Annie’s wisdom.
9. Later, an operation helped her to get back part of her sight, but she remained at the institution for six years more.
10. Annie considered this was just the kind of demanding job she wanted.
11. Annie was among the first to realize that blind people never know their hidden strength until they are treated liked normal human beings.
Never …until 只有… 之后才 ，比 not … until 的否定意味更强
12. I owe thanks to Annie for this priceless gift of speech.
13. My teacher’s gifted instruction lived on after her death.
14. Annie often said, no matter what happens, keep on beginning.
Step 2. Language points ( on the Bb )
1. simple-minded 头脑简单的
absent-minded 心不在焉的
noble-minded 思想高尚的
small-minded 气量小的
2. a born teacher 一位天生的老师
3. reach one’s understanding 达到、触及
reach out ( one’s hand ) for sth. 伸手去够、、、
4. burst into laughter
burst out laughing
5. take sb. by the hand
touch sb. on the arm
hit sb. on the head
hit sb. in the face
v. +sb. on/ in / by + the + part of a body
6. bring…… into / in touch with 使、、、触摸， 使、、、接触
7. look back upon / on
8. strike –struck – struck 给、、、印象
strike –struck –stricken
9. get back return to a former condition 恢复
come back 回来
move backwards or away 后退
regain 收回
10. for six years more
for six more years
for another six years
11. a demanding job 要付出努力的工作
12. not …….until 直到、、、才
never ……until 只有、、、之后才
13. owe……to sb 欠某人某物（钱，债）
owe thanks to sb. for sth. 归功于、、、对、、、感激
14. live on 继续存在， 流传下去
live on sth. 以、、、为食
15. no matter ……
16. keep on doing 不可接表示静止状态的-ing形式
keep doing
(It’s not allowed to say keep on waiting / sleeping/ sitting)
Step 3.Practice ----- Exercises
Fill in the blanks with a proper word ( Lesson 65~ 66)
1. Beethoven was gifted in music, so he was thought to be a born musician.
2. He reached out and took down a dictionary from the shelf.
3. The boy reached out his hand for an apple.
4. At last they reached a decision. ( an agreement )
5. When she arrived home, she began to do cooking.
6. She touched the baby lightly on the arm in order to make her burst into laughter.
7. The stone hit him on the head, and he was sent to hospital at once.
8. This can bring me into / in touch with many workers.
9. Her love of music brought her into touch with the pop. Star.
10. As we looked back upon the school years we spent together , we were very excited./we were filled with excitement.
11. He looked back upon / on his childhood with mixed feelings.
12. All of us were struck by the professor’s speech.
13. The performance of the singers struck the audience greatly.
14. She has got her strength back after her illness.
15. I will get back at 7 o’clock this evening.
16. I decided to get back the dictionary.
17. I need five minutes more to finish the job.
I need five more minutes to finish the job.
I need another five minutes.
18. Although this was a demanding job which others were unwilling to do, she didn’t refuse it.
19. Don’t get off the bus until it stops. 停车之前不要下车。
Never get off the bus until it stops. 停车之前千万不要下车。
20. ----How much did you owe to the American couple? Shall I pay it for you?
---- Thank you. I can manage it myself.
21. We all owe our happy life to the Party.
22. This custom will live on for centuries.
23. LeiFeng is dead, but he will live on in the hears of the people forever.
24. No matter what you do, do it well.
25. Don’t give up , keep on trying.
26. The teacher kept on asking the students questions until the bell rang.
27. He caught such a bad cold that he kept coughing all morning.
Homework :Do the workbook exercises
篇4：3B Unit18(人教版高三英语教案教学设计)
Aims and demands:
通过本单元教学，学生能熟练地运用“打电话”的常用语；复习第13~17单元的语法项目；了解办公设备现代化和有关放火安全的知识。
Importance and difficulty:
1. words and expressions:
rush sb. off his feet, change, action, repair, work on, fix up
2. important sentences:
A. It is better to ask for help at the beginning rather than to wait until a busy period when everyone is rushed off their feet.
B. What is more, this “information line” operates 24 hours a day.
C. It did not take the firefighters long to pot out the fire, and they at once started to look for causes of the fire.
D. They had to work inside the ship, cutting away old metal, fixing new metal plate, drilling holes, laying electrical and phone wires and fixing new pipes for water and steam.
3. Grammar: review –ing form, to do form and predicative
4. Useful expressions:
A. May I speak to …?
B. Hello. Who’s that speaking?
C. I called to tell you…..
D. Hold on, please.
E. Wait a moment.
F. Can I take ( leave ) a message?
Lesson 69 The office
Aims and demands:
Develop the Ss’ reading ability
Importance and difficulty: Have a deeper understanding of the text.
Teaching aid: tape recorder and some slides
Teaching methods: reading, speaking
Teaching procedure:
Step 1. Riddle
I can store and recall as much information as possible, and I can work at a very high speed. In modern times, you can’t work without me. What am I? ( computer )
Step 2. Warming up
T: Where can you find computer?
S: They are mostly found in offices……
T: What else may you expect find in a large modern office?
( write these words on the blackboard and read after the teacher)
the office
fax machine
photocopier
word processor
answering machine
choose the right title for each section
Step 3. Deal with the text
T: What is the fax machine? How does it work?
S: When you place a sheet of paper in a fax machine, the machine “reads” the writing on the page and changes the shapes of letters into electronic signals. It then sends these signals down an ordinary telephone line to another fax machine, which changes the signals back into the shapes of letters.
T: What are the advantages of sending a fax?
Ss: Speed. You can send texts, pictures, diagrams, designs maps and so on .
T: What are the disadvantages of sending a fax?
Ss: It is expensive and not private. ( it can be read by anyone)
T: What is the photocopier? How does it work?
Ss: It can copy a long report and sort the copies and pin them together.
T: What can modern photocopying machines do?
Ss: Modern machines can make the copy bigger or smaller , lighter or darker and copy onto both sides of the paper.
T: What is the word processor? How many parts is the word processor made up of?
Ss: It is made up of three parts . ( a typewriter keyboard, a printer and a computer )
T: What are the advantages of a word processor?
Ss: You can make changes easily and can print a report very quickly.
T: What is the answering machine?
Ss: It is a telephone with a tape recorder.
T: What are the advantage of an answering machine?
Ss: It can receive messages when no one is in the office and can give information.
Step 4. Listening for general understanding
Listen to the tape and write down the headings above the right sections of the text.
Step 5. Comprehension
1. Work book on Page 93
2. Paper comprehension
Homework
Comprehension exercise for Unit 18 Lesson 69 (3B)
I. Main facts: DBAC
Read fast to get a general idea of the passage and fill in the following blanks with one of the four choices below.
A. The word processor
B. The fax machine
C. The answering machine
D. The photocopier
1. ____ is a type of machine used to make copies from newspapers, books or reports.
2. ____ is used to send messages including words , pictures, designs and maps.
3. ____ is a kind of machine used to type materials, save them for future use and make changes if necessary.
4. ____ is used to record telephone messages when the receiver is absent.
II. Further comprehension CCADC DBBD
1. Which is WRRONG about learning to use office equipment?
A. It can make the work in offices go smoothly .
B. It is necessary for beginners in offices.
C. It should be learnt during a busy period.
D. It may help you to get a promotion (普升机会).
2. Which is correct about sending a fax?
A. It can be done only during working hours.
B. Sometimes it might take a week or so.
C. It isn’t a good choice to send top-secret information by fax machine.
D. Reports in English cannot be faxed.
3. A word processor ____.
A. can type a long report and make changes
B. can produce colour copies when necessary
C. can send information both at home and abroad
D. includes a keyboard, a photocopier and a computer
4. ____ can be used to answer a phone call automatically (自动地) when you are out.
A. The photocopier B. The fax machine
C. The word processor D. The answering machine
5. What is one disadvantage of sending a fax?
A. We can send a fax only in the office hours.
B. Message sent by a fax are hard to read.
C. We cannot send secret information through a fax machine.
D. Foreigners cannot understand Chinese letters sent by a fax.
6. What can’t a word processor do?
A. Typing a letter.
B. Printing documents.
C. Coping a on report.
D. Sending picture.
7. What does “be rushed off one’s feet” mean in paragraph 1?
A. be on business B. be busy and tired
C. be tired out D. run out of the office
8. The writer says “The fax has greatly changed office work, especially in China.” Because ____.
A. it can send information quickly
B. it is much easier to change Chinese characters into electronic signals
C. it can do a lot of work for the Chinese people such as making copies, posting letters
D. it makes office work easy to do
9.“The fax has greatly changed office work,especially in China.” The underlined word means ____.
A. properly B. immediately
C. slightly D. particularly
Lesson 70 What causes the fire
Aims and demands:
Aims and demands:
Develop the Ss’ reading ability
Importance and difficulty: Have a deeper understanding of the text.
Teaching aid: tape recorder and some slides
Teaching methods: reading, speaking
Teaching procedure:
Step 1. Presentation
Talk about the picture
T: What may cause a fire?
---- smoking, playing with fire ……
T: What is often used to put out the fire?
---- Water, CO……
T: What kind of gas do we breathe?
( Name some of the gases in the air we breathe. )
---- Oxygen, hydrogen……
People may be in danger if there is not enough oxygen. But too much oxygen may cause danger to people , too.
Step 2. Reading for general understanding
Read the text and find out :
1. Where did the fire happen?
----- In a ship which was in a port in Scotland for repairs.
2. What started the fire?
----- A worker fixed the air-line to a supply of oxygen instead of compressed air.
Step 3. Problem solving
See which pair of Ss can find out the correct answer before the others.
---- The man actually connected the air-line to the oxygen supply line.
Step 4. Comprehension
1. put these events in the correct order
9-12-6-13-1-4-11-8-3-10-14-7-5-2
2. workbook Ex I
3.reading comprehension
Comprehension for Unit 18 Lesson 70 (3B) BDBCD ACAB
1. An extra team of men were sent to repair the ship because ___.
A. this ship was a huge ship
B. this ship needed to be repaired quickly
C. they were skilled workers
D. there was a lot of work to do
2. The man took a long time to connect the rubber pipe to the air supply pipe because ___.
A. he smoked a cigarette during the working hours
B. he had to drill holes and lay electrical wires first
C. he found something strange in the air and stopped to have a check
D. the fittings did not match
3. There was a strange smell when one man lit a cigarette because ___.
A. the cigarette had the smell itself
B. the smell was caused by the oxygen
C. there was something wrong with the man’s nose
D. the ship was beginning to burn
4. Which of the following is true?
A. The fire caused great damage to the ship.
B. There was an explosion happened inside the ship.
C. No damage was done to the deck at the end of the ship.
D. The fuel on ship caused the fire.
5. What measures were taken to prevent a fire accident?
A. Talks on safety were given to new workers.
B. Smoking was not allowed in the workplace.
C. All the supply lines and taps were marked with signs and warnings.
D. Both A and C.
6. In the ship the “air-line” provides ____.
A. compressed air B. water and steam
C. fuel and gas D. fresh air
7. When the fire broke out, ____.
A. some men sounded the fire alarm
B. all the men jumped into the sea
C. most of the men managed to escape
D. they fought against the fire
8. The men’s cigarettes burned strangely and tasted bad because ____ .
A. there was too much oxygen inside
B. something was wrong with the cigarettes
C. oxygen had a strong smell
D. lots of compressed air was inside
9. What was the real cause of the fire?
A. The third person struck a match for a cigarette.
B. The air-line was fixed to a supply line of oxygen instead of compressed air.
C. Too many workers smoked in the ship.
D. The fittings the workers had used to repair the ship didn’t match.
4. slides
Rearrange the following events ( Lesson 70 )
a. It took him some time to connect the long rubber pipe to the air supply pipe that ran round the port, but at last it was done and as a result work was able to progress much faster.
b. Half an hour later, another man struck a match for a cigarette and this time the whole of the inside of the ship caught fire.
c. They had to work inside the ship.
d. A navy ship was in a port in Scotland for repairs.
e. It was important to carry out the work quickly, so an extra team of men were asked to work on the repairs one evening.
f. Another man lit a cigarette but it burnt strangely and so he too put it out.
g. One man was told to fix up an “air-line” to provide compressed air for the machines they were using.
h. After three hours, the men stopped for a meal break. When work continued, one man lit a cigarette as he was working, but, finding it had a strange taste, he put it out.
d-e-c-g-a-h-f-b
Step 5. practice ----- Ex 2
Homework
Lesson 69~70
Translate the following sentences (Lesson 69~70)
1． 一旦他作出决定就不会改变。
Once she made the decision, she wouldn’t change her mind.
2． 我到过那儿一次。
I have been there once.
3． 这是她父亲曾经工作过的地方。
This is the place where her father once worked.
4． 该去的是約翰而不是杰克。
John should go rather than Jack.
5． 这些鞋子穿起来很舒服，但并不漂亮。
These shoes are comfortable rather than pretty.
I love swimming rather than skating.
I decided to write rather than ( to ) telephone.
We ought to check up, rather than just accept what he says / accepting what he says.
6． 与其让这些蔬菜烂掉，他宁愿以一半的价格把他们卖掉。
Rather than allow the vegetables to go bad, he sold them at half price.
Would / had rather do sth than do…
Would / had rather sb. did…
I would rather you knew that now than afterwards.
7． 他们播种忙得个不可开交。( rush sb. off one’s feet )
They are rushed off their feet with the sowing.
8． 没有必要对这个计划作出修改。
It is not necessary to make any changes in the plan.
9． 我觉得是我该采取行动的时候了。
I felt it ( was ) time for me to take ( an ) action.
10． 我没有去看望王先生，因为那天下大雨. 再说，我身边也没有他的地址。
I didn’t go to see Mr. Smith , because it was raining hard. What’s more, I didn’t have his address.
11． 中国有许多人正在从事一项“希望工程”，帮助穷苦孩子们上学。
Many people in China are working on a “Project Hope” , helping poor children to go to school.
12． 他在致力于发明一种办公用的新式机器。
He is working on inventing a new type of machine for office work.
13． 他不得不工作到六十多岁。
He has to work on until he was sixty.
14． 政府给无家可归的人提供食宿。
The government provided food and shelter for those who were homeless / the homeless.
The government supplied (provide ) the homeless with food and shelter.
15． 他们在忙着安装电灯。
They are busy fixing up the lights.
Translate:
A. He fixed up the broken chair. 修理
B. I can easily fix you up for the night. 给…... 安排住处
C. We have fixed up a date for the picnic. 确定
D. I’ve fixed up a visit to the theater for next Friday. 安排
E. Do I have to fix up to go to the party. 打扮
16． 花了我一整天的时间修理这台彩电。
It took me a whole day to fix up the colour TV set.
17． 你应该争取尽快赶到那儿。
You should try to get there as soon as you can.
You should try to get there as soon as possible.
18． 许多人逃出大火着火了。
Many people escaped from the big fire, with their clothes on fire.
19． 老师走进教室，手里拿着一本书。
The teacher came into the classroom, with a book in his hand.
( book in hand )
20． 她似乎（已经）听到了这件事。
She appeared / seemed to have heard about it already.
It seemed / appeared that she had already heard about it.
21． 房子烧了，准是有什么原因。
The house was burned down. There must have been some cause.
22． 这婴孩昨夜哭个不停，他准是得了病。
The baby kept crying last night . He must have been ill.
篇5：写作常用句型(人教版高三英语教案教学设计)
1.there be
There is a tall tree in front of our teaching building.
There are some students playing football on the playground.
2. think/find it + adj for sb to do sth
(1).I find it necessary to take down notes while listening.
(2).I feel it important to have some working experience.
(3).I found it impossible for me to work out all the problems in such a short time.
3. not…until
(1).I didn’t know the truth until she told me what happened.
(2).Yesterday I didn’t go to sleep until midnight.
4. Some…others
(1).Everyone is busy in classroom. Some are reading, others are writing.
(2).There are many foreign students in our class. Some of them are from Europe, others come from America.
5. not only…but also
(1).In just three years, she had not only finished all the lessons, but also received her doctor’s degree.
(2).Forests can not only fresh the air but also reduce noises.
6. such…that / so…that
(1).He is such a good student that everyone likes him.
(2).We were so deeply moved that we could not fall asleep that night.
7.too…to…
(1).They were too angry to say a word that day.
(2).He is too young to go to school.
8. in order to
(1).He worked very hard in order to realize his dream.
(2).In order to get there on time,we set off early in the morning.
9.be about to do sth when…/be doing sth when…
(1).I was about to go out when the telephone rang.
(2).I was walking in the street when I heard a lady cry “Help,help”.
10.used to
(1).He used to live in Shanghai.
(2).There used to be a tree in front of my house.
11.see/hear/watch/find sb do sth/doing sth
(1).I heard someone laughing.
(2).I saw him put the key in the lock,turn it and open the door.
12. have some difficulty in doing sth/with sth
Do you have any difficulty in understanding spoken English?
13.be busy doing sth/with sth
He was busy getting ready for his journey.
练习一：根据上下文关系用连接词把下列各句连接起来，组成一个单句、并列句或复合句。
1.a) Go to see the doctor at once.
b) Your cold may get worse.
Go to see the doctor at once, or your cold may get worse.
2. a) Alice was the first to complete her paper.
b) Alice made quite a few mistakes in her paper.
Alice was the first to complete her paper, but she made quite a few mistakes in it.
3. a) We were about to start off last night.
b) The phone in the living room began to ring.
We were about to start off last night when the phone in the living room began to ring.
4. a) Unfortunately, John’s car broke down on the way home.
b) John had to stop a car for a lift.
Unfortunately, John’s car broke down on the way home, so he had to stop a car for a lift.
5). a) He has made great progress in his studies.
b) All the teachers praise him.
He has made such great progress in his studies that all the teachers praise him.
6. a) Some people waste food.
b) Other people haven’t enough food.
Some people waste food, while others haven’t enough food.
7. a) It’s too late to go to the cinema now.
b) I have an important meeting to attend after lunch.
It’s too late to go the cinema now. Besides, I have an important meeting to attend after lunch.
8. a) Your aunt has no other thought but what is best for you.
b) I have no other thought, either.
Neither your aunt nor I have any other thought but what is best for you.
练习二：1、用but,then,instead,the next moment,when填空：
The accident happened at 7:15 on the morning of February 8, . I was walking along Park Road towards the east when an elderly man came out of the park on the opposite side of the street. Then I saw a yellow car drive up Third Street and make a sudden right turn into Park Road. The next moment the car hit the old man. He fell down with a cry. But the car didn’t stop to save the old man. Instead，it drove off at great speed.
2、用at last,then,so,up to now,that,when填空：
Don’t Lose Your Courage
Never shall I forget the first English lesson given by Miss Liu. On that day, when she entered the classroom, we found that she was a young and beautiful lady with a big smile on her face. Then she introduced herself saying that we should call her Miss Liu instead of Teacher Liu, a moment later, she let all of us go to the blackboard and say something about ourselves in English in turn. When it was my turn, I felt so shy and fearful that I didn’t dare to say a word before the class. She came up to me and said kindly, “Don’t be afraid. I believe you can do it. Come and have a try.” My face turned red when I heard that. At last, I went to the blackboard and was able to do it quite well. She praised for what I had done. Up to now, I can still remember her words in the first English lesson: “Practice makes perfect. Don’t lose your courage when you meet with difficulties. Try on and on until you succeed.”
篇6：Listening for workbook(人教版高三英语教案教学设计)
Part 1
Before a record is accepted by the Guinness Book of World Records, it must pass the following tests. First of all, there must be at least two witnesses. The witnesses must be known to the public, so they can’t be simply friends or members of your family. In fact, relatives are not allowed to act as witnesses to a Guinness world record. The best witnesses are usually people who work for the city or government, such as policemen, judges, or leaders. The witnesses must read the Guinness rules before the attempt is made, and then write and sign their statements. Second, you must be able to prove that you broke the record in some other way, usually by sending in an article about the attempt from the local newspaper. It’s also important to take pictures of the record attempt and film it if possible. If you want to break a record, the most important thing to remember is to ask for the rules before you do anything. The Guinness Book of World Records has rules for all sorts of attempts, and you will need to know exactly what you should and shouldn’t do. The editors at Guinness can also help you by giving you the latest information about a certain record. If you are trying to break an existing record, you need to know if the record has already been broken. If you are trying to set a new type of record, you need to find out if the editors will accept it. If the record is dangerous, you must know about strict safety rules and follow them. There are many strange records in the Guinness Book of World Records, but the editors will not allow any records that are very dangerous.
Part 2
Even if you do set a new record, it isn’t sure that your record will be included in the book. There are a few basic rules for Guinness records. First, officials must be able to measure the record. Second, as mentioned before, independent witnesses must observe the record and send in a statement. Third, a record must be objective. That means that a record such as “most beautiful girl” or “best friend” won’t be accepted. A record should also be interesting to as many people as possible. Records that have to do with things that happen only once, such as “the first…,” won’t end up in the book. It is also important that the editors can make rules so that anyone who wants to try to break the record will have a fair chance. If these basic rules are met, the record will be accepted as a Guinness world record. However, a record won’t appear in the book unless it is chosen by the editors. The editors of the Guinness Book of World Records have to make many difficult decisions. People are very creative and send in all kinds of exciting records. It isn’t always easy to choose the right ones for the book. The book is read by people all over the world, and the editors must select records that represent the spirit of the Guinness Book of World Records-that is, amazing feats and achievements that show just how wonderful the world of world records is!
Unit2
LISTENING TEXT
H: Henry M: Mike, an elephant hunter
H: Mike, what was it that you heard about my brother’s journey?
M: I heard that he went looking for Solomon’s Mines.
H: Solomon’s Mines? Where are they?
M: I don’t know. I know where they’re said to be.
H: Tell me, please!
M: Well, South African elephant hunters usually don’t care much for the life and culture of native blacks. But sometimes you meet a man who takes the trouble to listen to them, and understand the history of this dark land. It was such a man who first told me the story of Solomon’s Mines, now thirty years ago. His name was Brown. I listened carefully to him, for I was young at the time, and this story of an ancient civilisation and its treasures took a great hold upon my imagination. He asked me whether I’d ever heard of the Suliman Mountains up in the northwest of the country. He said that that’s where Solomon really had his mines, his diamond mines. I asked him how he knew that. He answered that an old witch had told him all about it. She said that there were great wizards among the people who lived across those mountains. The wizards had learnt what they knew from white men a long time ago. They also had the secret of a wonderful mine of “bright stones”.
H: So did you go and look for that place?
M: No, I didn’t. I laughed at this story at the time, but I didn’t forget it. Twenty years later I heard something more about it from a man passing through. When he left he said that if we would ever meet again he would be the richest man in the world. One evening, while sitting in front of my tent, I saw a figure, apparently that of a European, for it wore a coat, coming out of the desert. The figure crept along on its hands and knees, then it got up and walked a few yards on its legs, only to fall and crawl again. Who do you suppose it turned out to be?
H: That man, of course.
M: Yes, or rather his skeleton and a little skin.
“Water! please, water!”he begged.
I gave him water with a little milk in it, and then he fell asleep. He had a fever and in his dreams he talked about Suliman’s Mountains, the diamonds, and the desert. “There it is!”he cried, pointing with his long, thin arm, “But I shall never reach it, never. No one will ever reach it!”
Unit 3
Listening text
Part 1
(Woman, Australian accent)
Bush fire
An Australian woman is talking on a radio programme about her escape from the bushfires near Sydney in 1994.
The first thing I did when I woke up in the morning was to watch the TV news. I could see that the situation was bad, and they showed a map where the fires were. Outside in the garden I couldn’t see the sun, as the sky was full of smoke.
I decided I’d better prepare to leave. My daughters were staying in town and my husband was abroad, so it was up to me to decide what to do. I packed a suitcase of clothes and another case of useful things. It’s difficult in this kind of situation to know what to take with you. So, I took my passport and my bankbook and all the money I had. I took also my diary, my address book and my camera. Finally I took our wedding photographs, as I didn’t want to lose those.
Out in the garden the sky was getting blacker, and the wind which had been blowing hard for two days was getting stronger. I could now hear the sound of the fire which was only a mile or two away. I was expecting the police to drive by and warn people. Suddenly I noticed little pieces of burning wood falling out of the sky. They landed on the ground and started to burn the grass. I didn’t wait a moment longer. I got into my car and drove down the road. The smoke was thick and at times it was difficult to see the road. Animals were running across the road, trying to escape the fire. There were dogs, a few horses, and lots of kangaroos. Five miles down the road I came to a long bridge over the river. Once on the other side, I knew I was safe.
Part 2
(A = Radio announcer; male or female, Australian accent)
A: Good morning, listeners. Still hot and dry today and we would like to remind you that people in the following areas may need to leave their homes: Green Hill, Jonestown, and Wesley. The fire is still burning and we advise you to stay tuned for more information. You may have to leave the area if the winds change, so please take the following actions:
If you have a car, check that it is working properly and park it where you can easily get to it. Close all doors, roll up the windows, and leave the keys in the car. Put emergency supplies in the car. You will need water, some food, a first-aid kit, a radio and a flashlight. Put important documents, such as your bankbooks and passports, in a plastic bag.
Make sure that you are wearing good clothes. Put on heavy shoes, long pants, a long-sleeved shirt and gloves. Bring a towel that you can use to protect your face.
Call a friend or relative who lives in a safe area and ask if you can stay with them.
Close all windows and doors in your house and remove the curtains.
Turn off the gas.
Fill buckets, bathtubs, and other containers with water.
If you are asked to leave the house, you must do so immediately. Bring only what you need and tell someone when you leave and where you are going. Try to stay calm and listen to the radio for instructions. Choose a road that looks safe and keep an eye on the fire and the wind.
Unit 4
Listening text
G = Guide V = Visitor
V: Excuse me, can you tell us something about the history of Kew Gardens?
G: Botanical gardens have a long history in the UK, beginning with the foundation of the Oxford Botanical Garden in 1621. Kew Gardens was developed (built) in the 16th century. International importance came under the guidance of Sir Joseph Banks. He changed Kew from a royal collection of strange plants to a serious scientific research centre.
V: So what is the purpose of Kew Gardens today?
G: The motto forming the inspiration for Kew Gardens is simple but clear: “All life depends on plants.” The main purpose of Kew is to come to a better management of the earth’s environment. We try to do that by increasing knowledge and understanding of plants. After all, they form the basis of life on earth.
V: How can Kew Gardens reach this goal?
G: Kew wants to achieve this by:
developing a global collection of plants and show it to the public;
undertaking worldwide research into botany;
supporting the conservation of plants in the UK and overseas;
and informing and educating the wider public about Kew Gardens and their work.
V: If I may ask, what is there to see at Kew Gardens?
G: Kew has many plants in glasshouses and more than 20 different specialized gardens, such as the Rock Garden, Rose Garden, Woodland Garden and the Winter Garden.
V: I hear that they also have a Grass Garden. What can be interesting about that?
G: The Grass Garden shows a great number of different grasses. In economic sense, (Economically speaking) the grass family is one of the most important plant families. It provides most of our food, feeds our cattle and provides building materials such as bamboo and straw. Only three different bamboos are shown in the Grass Garden. More can be found in the Bamboo Garden. Over 120 species of bamboo planted there come from all over the world.
V: Well, I’m afraid that’s a bit boring for me. I think I’d have a look at the Rose Garden.
G: Of course, the Rose Garden attracts most visitors. It has 54 rose beds, each containing a different variety of rose. The roses are all arranged by the colour of their flowers. Shades of red are closest to the Palm House, while the lighter-coloured roses, such as the white and yellow ones, are planted near the edge of the garden.
Unit 5
Listening text
Part 1
Harry, Jenny, and Brian are discussing their advertisement plans for a new product.
H = Harry; J = Jenny; B = Brian
H: So, how much money have we got to spend?
B: Seven hundred and fifty thousand pounds. Jenny, what do you suggest?
J: I suggest that we use mainly TV, cinema, and print.
B: I see, magazines and newspapers. Can you give us your reasons?
J: Sure. First, our product looks good. So it would be a waste of money to use radio. Second, our product moves well, and it moves fast. So I want people to see it on the roads in our ads, going through the hills, that kind of thing.
B: What about advertising boards?
J: No. I prefer magazines and newspapers, and we haven’t got the money to do all three. So people will see the ad on TV and in the cinema. Then they’ll be able to read about it when they’re sitting down, reading their newspapers and magazines.
H: I get the idea. Then customers can read the detailed product information and check the prices.
J: Exactly.
H: So no advertising boards. When do you want the advertising to start, Brian?
B: May the 1st. That gives us three months to run to August 1st when most people like to buy their new cars.
J: I see. So we’re talking about three months. And have you thought of a headline?
H: What about this one: “The new Century 505 - the car you always promised yourself”?
Part 2
Four people in an advertising firm are discussing a future advertising programme.
B= Bob
A: OK. Our plan is to produce an advertisement for this computer which is made by one of China’s biggest computer producers, FFQ Computer Corporation. Any ideas?
B: I think it would be a good idea to have comments from people who are already using it. They can express their satisfaction with the product.
C: Well, maybe that’s not such a good idea. Do you think managers want to read what users think about a new piece of office equipment?
D: I agree with Bob. I think we should have a picture of the computer and give a description of the product.
B: I’m afraid I can’t agree with you. That’s a good way of giving information, but it’s not a good way of persuading people. For one thing, it’s boring, and people aren’t going to read an ad that looks boring. For another thing, one computer looks very like another. People aren’t going to remember the name of the product.
A: So what exactly are you suggesting?
B: I suggest that we ask users of this machine what they think about it. We can photograph them using it too. Then we can put their comments at the top of the advertisement in big print. We can bring in some humour too. People enjoy reading humorous ads.
D: The disadvantage with carrying out interviews is that it may take a long time. No problem, we can do some telephone and email interviews with our users.
C: How can we find out who are using these computers?
A: Easy. I’ll ask the company for a list of recent customers.
Unit 6
LISTENING TEXT
R = Reporter O = Mrs Ouyang
Mrs Ouyang runs a little restaurant in southern Yunnan. Five years ago she lost everything in an earthquake. Listen to her experiences and how the restaurant was rebuilt.
R: Mrs Ouyang, five years ago a heavy earthquake struck this area and destroyed almost all buildings in this village. The earthquake also hit your house badly. Can you tell us what happened?
O: In two weeks’ time it will be exactly five years ago that the earthquake destroyed our village. My husband and I had been running a restaurant for several years. Before that, he had worked as a taxi driver. All his savings had gone into the restaurant, and on that terrible day everything was destroyed. My husband was killed in the second shake. He shouldn’t have gone back into the restaurant. It was a stupid thing to do, but he thought he would have enough time to save a few important things.
R: What happened in the weeks after the quake and how did you get over it?
O: I moved to a nearby village with my sister. The death of my husband was of course the worst thing. I cried for many days. I wished I had died in his place. I lost all hope of a happy life.
R: What made you decide to reopen the restaurant?
O: There were two reasons. First of all, I had to make a living. But more important, I did it to honour my husband. The restaurant had been his great achievement. I felt there was no better way to remember him than by reopening the restaurant and continuing the business.
R: Was it easy to reopen the restaurant?
O: No, it wasn’t. My friends and relatives put some money together, a total of about 30,000 yuan. I received 8,000 yuan of financial aid from the local government and 25,000 from a foreign disaster relief organisation. I was also able to take out a loan of 50,000 from the bank. With the money and all the help I got, I opened the restaurant on the same location where our old one had been.
R: Do you often think about the disaster?
O: Yes, I do. I thought the earthquake was the day my life ended, even though I had not lost my life. But look here, I managed. I did not know I had the strength to pull through.
Unit 7
LISTENING TEXT
S = Cook O = Oliver B = Mr Bumble
Nine-year-old Oliver lives in a workhouse where the boys are given three meals of thin porridge a day, with an onion twice a week, and half a roll on Sundays. The workhouse is run by Mr Bumble, the headmaster. The room in which the boys are fed, is a large stone hall. The cook, assisted by one or two women, uses a big spoon to pour the porridge into the bowls. One spoonful, and no more -- except on holidays, when two spoonfuls and a piece of bread are given.
The bowls never need to be washed. The boys clean them with their spoons till they shine again, and when they have performed this operation, which never takes very long, the spoons being almost as large as the bowls, they sit staring at the cook. Boys usually have good appetites. Oliver Twist and his companions suffered this slow starvation for three months. At last they got so wild with hunger, that one boy, who was tall for his age, said to his companions, that unless he had another bowl of porridge per day, he was afraid he might some night eat the boy sleeping next to him. He had a wild, hungry eye; and they all believed him. The boys hold a meeting, casting lots who should walk up to the cook after supper that evening, and ask for more. The lot falls to Oliver Twist.
The evening arrived; the boys took their seats. The cook served the porridge, and the boys prayed. The porridge was eaten, and the boys whisper to each other, and nod at Oliver, while his next neighbours push him. Child as he is, he is desperate with hunger, and feels miserable. He rises from the table and advancing to the cook, bowl and spoon in hand, he says:
O: Please, sir, I want some more.
C: What!
O: Please, sir, I want some more.
The cook was a fat, healthy man; but he turned very pale. Amazed, he stares at Oliver before aiming a blow at his head with the large spoon and screaming for the headmaster.
C: Mr. Bumble, I beg your pardon, sir! Oliver Twist has asked for more!
B: For MORE! Calm down, sir, and answer me clearly. Do I understand that he asked for more, after he had eaten his supper?
C: He did, sir.
B: That boy will be hung. I know that boy will be hung. I was never more convinced of anything in my life, than that that boy will come to be hung.
Unit 8
Listening text
1 Part 1
(Female; since this is supposed to be a Chinese student, I suggest that we use a Chinese person who speaks English well.)
A: I am an International Business major at a Finance and Economics University. My major courses focus on international trade and finance, but English is also very important. Many of the textbooks we use are in English and some of our courses are taught in English, either by Chinese professors or visiting foreign teachers. At first, it was very difficult to understand what the teachers were saying. We take most of our courses here in China, but we also have the opportunity to study abroad for one year. Our university cooperates with universities in Europe, New Zealand, and the USA. I would like to study in Europe, perhaps in Germany or France, because I believe that the European Union will be an important business partner for China in the future. If I study in Germany or France, I can also learn a third language, which would be very useful.
The most difficult thing, in my opinion, is to understand all the technical terms. I was pretty good at English in middle school, but we only learned everyday English. Now I have to read long articles and textbook chapters that deal with difficult issues. Some of the words are only used in business, so most dictionaries don’t explain what they mean. I sometimes fell as if I had two majors-English and business. First I have to understand what the terms mean in Chinese, then learn the English words for them. Still, I like my major and I think that it will help me find a good job. My dream is to work in a Chinese import and export company and travel around the world.
2 Part 2
(Male; since this is supposed to be a Chinese student, I suggest that we use a Chinese person who speaks English well.)
B: Before I went to college, I thought that university life would be fun and easy. My friends told me that we would have lots of fun once we passed the entrance exam. If anyone ever says that to me again, I will let them know how wrong they are! Sure, it’s fun to be a university student, but it is also hard work. We have a lot of homework, and we have to write many papers and essays. I’m an English major, so most of my courses are about English. The first two years, the courses were similar to studying in middle school. We learnt more grammar and vocabulary, but we also had spoken English classes. In my junior year, I began studying other courses. I chose Linguistics because I am interested in languages, and I also took a few non-major courses. I like English best, but I know that I also need to learn more about other subjects.
Studying a language in college is different from studying other subjects. It is difficult to improve, so you have to spend a lot of time on reading, writing, and speaking. You almost have to “live in English,” that is, you have to use English all the time, not just in class. Our university offers a lot of help: there are many books, DVDs, and tapes that we can borrow, and there are different activities that help us practice our English, such as debate competitions, the university radio station, and conferences and meetings. I decided to become a teaching assistant for one of my foreign teachers. As a teaching assistant, I meet with a small group of freshman students every week. The meeting is their homework for their speaking class, and my job is to lead the discussion and help the students with their English. It is a wonderful way to practice my English-you learn a lot when you have to help others-and I enjoy making friends with students from other majors.
Unit 9
Listening text
Part 1
In , the World Health Organisation, WHO, warned of a possible outbreak of another serious disease which may be even more deadly than SARS. The WHO believes that it is likely that bird flu will spread to human beings in the next few years. If it does, up to seven million (see note 1)people could die from the disease.
Diseases like bird flu are caused by viruses, that is, tiny things which change and become more dangerous over time. When a new type of a common virus changes, it may be able to get past the body’s immune system. If that happens, humans are in great danger until a cure or treatment becomes available.
There have always been viruses and people have always gotten sick, of course, but as we saw with (???What’s your question? As explained in the next sentence, SARS spread very quickly etc.) SARS, the situation is more difficult today. People travel more than ever before, which means that the diseases can spread quickly and across large areas - in fact the whole world.
Scientists are already working on drugs that will prevent or limit the effect of a new virus, but the process takes time. It is just as important to make sure that countries, especially poor countries, are prepared to deal with the disease. New diseases usually affect poor areas the most, so we must help develop health care in all countries.
One reason for the WHO warning is that big new diseases tend to happen regularly, usually every 20 to 30 years. In the 20th century, there have been three large outbreaks: the Spanish flu in 1918-19, which killed between 20 and 40 million people(note 2); the Asian flu of 1957, killing one million (note 4) people; and the 1968 Hong Kong flu, which killed about 750,000 people (note 3). It has been 36 years since the Hong Kong flu, so scientists and doctors think that the next deadly challenge is just around the corner.
Part 2
There are three kinds of viruses that cause flu: A, B, and C. Type A is the virus that causes bird flu. As the name suggests, the virus is usually found in birds. It can also infect humans, pigs, horses and other animals. There are several different kinds of the Type A virus. (Only Type A has several kinds? Yes. Only type A has “subtypes,” but both B and C are “groups” of viruses. If you think it is confusing, or unnecessary, you can delete the stc. Influenza Type B Unlike influenza A viruses, these viruses are not classified according to subtype. Influenza Type C These viruses are not classified according to subtype.) Type B viruses are usually found only in human beings. They have been responsible for some flu outbreaks, but they are not considered as dangerous as Type A viruses. Type C viruses are not considered very serious. They are found in humans, but do not cause serious illnesses.
The most dangerous thing about the flu viruses is that they change. When humans are infected with a virus, the body develops a defense for it. If viruses didn’t change, we would not have the worry about the viruses we know. Unfortunately, every new generation of virus is slightly different from the older ones. That means that our body doesn’t recognise the virus and can’t protect itself from it. This kind of change is not very fast and doctors and scientists can change the medicines we use to help prevent the virus from causing serious illness.
The other kind of change, however, happens very quickly and is more serious. If a virus changes in this way and becomes a new type of virus, the body is defenceless. The virus can spread easily from one person to another and reach far across the world. Fortunately, this kind of change doesn’t happen very often.
The WHO now believes that a new, dangerous virus will appear soon and that we must prepare the best we can. We must improve health care in all countries and cooperate with each other so that we can discover and prevent new viruses.
Unit 10
Listening text
G: Welcome to the Mark Twain House and Museum. Mark Twain is America’s most famous writer. Do you know any books written by Twain?
S1: Ehm, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and eh, the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
G: Yes, very good. Twain wrote these books while he lived in this house. He loved the house because it reminded him of his youth, and from the window he could hear the sounds of his own children and their friends playing on the banks of the river.
M: Is the house still the way it was when Twain lived here?
G: Yes. The house has been restored to the way it was when Twain lived here, between 1881 and 1891.
M: How long will the tour take?
G: The tour takes about two hours, and the group must stay together. Please, don’t touch anything.
M: Oh, can you make it a bit shorter? I don’t think the kids will stay quiet for such a long time.
G: Fine. Entering the house from the south, we are now in the hall. Immediately on the right is the drawing room, a rather formal room, where Twain received guests. The door on the left leads to the guest bedroom. The two doors in front lead to the rooms on the north side of the house: the dining room through the door on the right, and the library through the door on the left. Let’s first take a look in the library.
S2: I think I don’t want to see the library.
M: Shut up, Dave.
G: As you can see, the room called the library does not very much look like a library as we know it. The library is one of the nicest rooms in the house. Here, Twain recited poetry or read aloud stories to his family and friends.
S1: Look, they’ve got greenhouse.
G: Yes. The small room on the west side, off the library was filled with large, green plants. Twain’s daughters called it The Jungle. From the library, we can pass on to the dining room. Twain and his family had most of their meals here. The kitchen is located off the dining room, to the north.
M: Can we have a look at the kitchen, please?
G: I’m afraid the kitchen is closed to the public until the summer of next year.
M: Oh, what a pity.
G: Let’s go and have a look upstairs.
M: I think the children are getting tired. What is there to be seen upstairs?
G: The second floor has three bedrooms, another guest room and the schoolroom. The third floor has a servants’ room, a guest room and the largest of the rooms, where Twain wrote his books.
M: Shall we go upstairs?
S1: I want to go to the bathroom.
G: You can have a look at the bathroom on the second floor.
S1: Can we use it?
G: I’m afraid not.
M: Shall, we just go and have a look at the school room then?
S2: No, thanks. I want to go home.
M: Well, OK then. Let’s visit the museum shop. Then you can go to the toilet, and we can eat an ice-cream before we go home.
Unit 11
LISTENING TEXT
Dialogue 1
T: Teacher J: Jeff
T: Take a seat, Jeff. What can I do for you?
J: Well, I’d like to have another talk with you about my career choices.
T: If I’m remembering well (not wrong), you are going to be a sales assistant, right?
J: Yeah, well. I’ve changed my mind again. I want to become a vet. I really like working with animals.
T: Oh, but that’s quite a big change from what we talked about last time. Are you sure about this?
J: Yes. I think working as a vet I can earn much better wages.
T: But Jeff, look here. You aren’t that good at maths, and last time you said going to college was not for you. How will you be able to do that? (The purple parts seem to be not closely related to becoming a vet?)
J: I will work very hard.
T: Listen, Jeff. This may be a disappointment, but I think this is not a good idea. I know it sounds good, but it requires many years of study to become a vet. I’m not sure whether you can manage that. Think it over, will you?
Dialogue 2
L: Lizzy M: Ma Lin
L: Hi, Helen. How are you doing? It’s only a few more months.
M: A few more months? What do you mean, Lizzy?
L: The exams, of course! Aren’t you getting nervous?
M: Nervous, why?
L: Well, don’t you think it’s all (they’re) important?
M: It’s ( They’re) important, but why should I worry? I think I’ve always been quite a good student, so I think (delete this?) I have nothing to fear.
L: Quite good is not good enough, you know. If you want to go to Peking University, you’ve got to come out first.
M: I don’t want to go to Peking University. I want to go to a local university, here in our own province.
L: How can you say that? You’ve got to try your best.
M: I will, but I’ve already made up my mind. I don’t want to live in a big city far from home. Even if I get a top score, I will stay here. You know, studying at a local university you’ll have less competition and better chances of graduating as the No 1. (more opportunities)
Unit 12
Listening text
Part 1
Conversation at a private education institute between Julian (J) and a female teacher (T)
J: Good morning, I saw your advertisement in the paper for Chinese courses and I dropped by to get some more information.
T: Great, which course are you interested in -General Chinese or Business Chinese?
J: Well, I’m not sure, what’s the difference between them?
T: The General Chinese course is for beginners. It covers everyday situations – you know, shopping, booking tickets, ordering food in a restaurant, things like that. It’s very popular with people intending to visit China for a holiday.
J: I see, so is it mainly Chinese conversation, or does it include learning to read and write as well?
T: It mainly deals with spoken Chinese for beginners, but students do learn to recognise about 300 characters – enough to read simple passages.
J: Mmm, and the Business Chinese course?
T: That’s a more intense course for people who need to use Chinese for business situations (delete “situations”?). Most of the students work for corporations who have projects in China. It teaches a specialised vocabulary that’s used in meetings, reports, letters and so on. There’s a lot of speaking practice in this course too, but it places more stress on developing reading and writing skills than the General Chinese course.
J: Is it suitable for beginners?
T: Well, some beginners do choose this course, but they find the workload quite tough. I suggest you take the General Chinese course first because most students find it helps them to have a basic knowledge of the language.
J: I see. And what about the cost? . . . [fade out]
Part 2
Professor Smith is giving an informal presentation to a group of students aged about 17 or 18.
Hello everyone, thanks for coming. Well, we all know that exams are stressful and cause anxiety. Today, I’m going to explain what happens to your body when you feel anxious, and then give you some advice that might be helpful to you.
To start with, it’s important to understand that anxiety is a normal, natural response to stress or fear, and in fact it’s quite useful. Anxiety causes physical changes which prepare your body and mind to face challenges. So feeling anxious about an exam is okay and actually helps you to perform well.
Anxiety becomes a problem, however, if you experience it too frequently or over a long period of time. In this situation, it becomes difficult to concentrate and you may find you get upset easily or lose confidence. It’s also common to suffer from extreme tiredness and to have difficulty sleeping.
Now, I recommend a 3-step approach to beat anxiety: Firstly, use breathing exercises to reduce your body’s physical stress. Secondly, use positive thinking methods to calm your mind and improve your concentration, and thirdly, plan your study schedule using the “Eating an Elephant” approach.
[titters and ‘eating an elephant?’ from audience]
What do I mean? Well, if I asked you to eat an elephant, you’d probably feel you couldn’t do it. You’d start to worry, feel stressed and experience anxiety. But if I gave you an elephant steak – say, about this size – could you eat it?
[murmers of agreement and ‘yes’ from audience]
Yes, so eating an elephant is easy if you cut it into smaller pieces and just eat one piece at a time. And when you study you should “cut up” your workload into small pieces and concentrate on one piece at a time, rather than the “whole elephant”.
Ok, let’s look at each of the 3 steps in more detail . . .[fade out]
Unit 13
Listening text
Dialogue 1 Two teenage girls
J: Julie L: Lucy
L: Hi Julie, Oh no! Aren’t you ready yet? You know, Colin will be offended if we’re not on time.
J: Sorry, but I can’t make up my mind what to wear. What do you think – this or the dress?
L: Well, the blue skirt and pink blouse are very pretty, but I think your red dress is better for a party, it’s more elegant.
J: Right, the red dress it is, have a seat, I’ll only be 5 minutes.(Can we say so?) Its quite common in informal speech
L: Ok, but be quick . . .Oh what a lovely necklace!
J: Thanks, my grandmother gave it to me, and before that it belonged to her mother. It’s over a hundred years old.
L: Really? But the way it shines it looks like new!
J: That’s because it’s a real diamond, don’t you know that diamonds last for ever, they never look old!
L: I didn’t know that th (???) … Look lets go, and you can tell me about it on the way, it’ll be embarrassing if we’re the last to arrive.
Dialogue 2 Two teenage boys
D: Hello Alan, what’s that you’re reading?
A: It’s called The Woman in White.
D: Oh, that’s a novel by Wilkie Collins isn’t it; we’ve been reading about the Moonstone in class. Is the Woman in White a detective story too?
A: Well sort of, but in this story the person who investigates is not a policeman like Sergeant Cuff, he’s an art teacher.
D: What is it about?
A: Well, I haven’t finished yet, but at the beginning of the book the art teacher meets a mysterious woman dressed in white while he is out walking one night. It turns out that the Woman in White looks very similar to his student – Laura - so he tries to find out more about her. He discovers that the man Laura has just married knows the Woman in White and is responsible for some terrible things that happened to her. It seems that Laura’s husband is a very wicked man.
D: Sounds exciting!
A: Yes, I hope the art teacher finds out the truth before Laura’s husband does anything bad to her.
D: Mmm, can I borrow it after you finish it?
A: Sure, it may take me a while though, because it is in English and I have to read slowly.
Unit 14
Listening text
Part 1
A bee-keeper talks about collecting honey from bees.
Once upon a time, bee-keepers killed their bees every autumn. Why? You may ask. Well, the answer is this. To get some honey, bee-keepers and farmers used to put out small wooden boxes in a corner of the farmyard. Bees would come and fill the box with honeycomb. However, there was no way of getting the honey out without killing the bees. So they used to burn a chemical close to the box in order to kill the bees and then take the honey.
Now, bee-keepers use beehives to collect honey. In the beehive there are a number of wooden squares with spaces between them which can be lifted out. In late summer, the squares, which are now full of honeycomb, are lifted out. The squares are put in a special machine and turned round and round very fast for several minutes. Turning the squares round and round like this forces out the honey. The honey is then collected and poured into jars. After that, the empty squares are returned to the hive for the bees to fill with honey the following year.
Bees need food to live through the winter. That’s why they make honey. Bee-keepers can do one of two things. Either they can leave some of the honey in the hive for the bees to eat during the winter. Or else they can remove all the honey and provide the bees with a mixture of sugar and water for the bees to eat instead.
Part 2
J : James, a birdwatcher, R: Reporter
(Forrest sounds and birdsong in the background)
R: Welcome to Poyang Lake in northeastern Jiangxi. We are here with a group of people who have come to look at the famous white cranes that nest here every year. Before we talk more about the cranes, we will ask James, one of the birdwatchers, to tell us about his hobby. Hello, James.
J: Hello. It’s a beautiful morning, isn’t it?
R: Yes, it is. James, you have been a birdwatcher for many years. What made you choose this hobby?
J: Well, I’ve always loved the outdoors. When I was a child, my mother would always tell me about the birds we saw. I wanted to learn about the birds, too. This hobby is a great way to combine travel, learning, and exercise.
R: Why are you here in Jiangxi today?
J: As you know, Poyang Lake is the largest freshwater lake in China. There are some 116 species of birds that coming Poyang Lake in winter. After spending the winter here, they return home. It’s a paradise for birdwatchers!
R: Why do the birds choose this place?
J: Well, it’s warm here, and there’s lots of water and food.
R: So this must be a very important place for the birds?
J: Yes, it is. The government has made laws to protect the birds and to make sure that this remains a
safe place for birds in winter.
R: Many of us know that the famous white crane comes to Poyang Lake in winter. What can you tell us about the white crane?
J: It’s one of the fifteen species of crane in the world. China is home to eight or nine of the species, including some rare and very beautiful cranes like the white crane. It is one of the most endangered crane species, and we must do what we can to protect it. The white crane divides its time between Russia and China, and Poyang Lake is one of the most important places for them.
R: Thank you. Now let’s go look at the birds!
Unit 15
Listening text
X: Xiaoyi – young adult female radio presenter *
J: Jiawei – young adult male radio presenter *
C: Chen Yu – a male middle school student*
L: Liu Yue – a female middle school student*
Part 1
J: Hi, it’s Sunday, 20 past four and it’s time for 16:20, the weekly youth culture programme for young adults presented by young adults. I’m Jiawei . . .
X: And I’m Xiaoyi. Welcome to 16:20.
J: We hope you are having a good weekend. We’ve got a great programme for you today, so sit back for the next two hours and enjoy!
X: Yes, indeed. We’ll be reporting on spring fashions, including all the latest trends that appeared in the Shanghai Fashion Week. And then it’s Jiawei’s regular “Sports Round Up” when he’ll be bringing you all the news from the world of sport.
J: Yup, and this week I’ll be taking a special look at winter sports and talking to Wang Lei, China’s top snowboarder.
X: All right! You know, I really want to try snowboarding sometimes. Now, don’t forget that at 5:50 it’s “Sounding Off’, when you can phone in and tell us what you think about a current issue. Today we’ll be discussing the Internet and young people. There’s been a lot of talk recently about kids spending too much time on-line, and even becoming addicted to some games. We want to hear your views, so give us a call on 5628 3131.
J: Yeah, how can we solve this problem? Let’s hear your suggestions - the phone lines are open. That’s 5628 3131. But right now, let’s have some music. It’s time for “Listener’s Choice”.
Part 2
J: Listener’s Choice is your chance to hear the music you wanna listen to. So send us your requests.
X: First up is a request from two students at No 3 Middle School in Nanchang: Chen Yu and Liu Yue wrote to us saying . . .[reading] “ Please play something by the 12 Girls Band. We think the girls are great, and we really like the way they are mixing traditional sounds with pop music.” Thanks for your email guys, we totally agree with you.
J: We certainly do. For anyone listening who doesn’t know, the 12 Girls Band is a group of 12 young - and very beautiful - women who are using traditional musical instruments in a new way. Their music is a mixture of old and modern styles.
X: Isn’t it great that this is a type of music that all the family can enjoy together, from the very young to the elderly!
J: In fact Xiaoyi, it’s a type of music that people all over the world are enjoying together. The 12 Girls Band is so popular in Japan that all the tickets for 32 concerts were sold in just 10 minutes!
X: Wow, so what have you got for us to listen to?
J: Well, I’ve been listening to their album “Eastern Energy”. It’s a fantastic CD, with so many great tracks, but I finally decided on the 12 Girls Band’s cover version of a hit song by the British group “Coldplay”. It’s called “ Clocks”.
X: OK then. For Chen Yu and Liu Yue and everyone at No 3 Middle school in Nanchang. Here is “Clocks” from the 12 Girls Band’s album “Eastern Energy” . . .
[Musical extract from the start of track “Clocks”, Eastern Energy album, 12 Girls Band]
Unit 16
Listening text
Extracts from a presentation given by a female careers advisor.
Part 1
So, you’ve seen a job you want. You sent in your application and now you have been invited for an interview. What should you do and say to make your interview a success?
Well, first of all, consider the way you present yourself. When we meet someone for the first time, we get an instant impression about what type of person he / she is. This happens in the first five minutes, and once we have decided, we don’t usually change our opinion. So when an employer meets an applicant for a job, those first five minutes are vital.
To make a good impression, you need to pay attention to two things: the way you look and your body language.
Appearance is very important, so think carefully about what to wear. This will depend on the type of job you are applying for, but as a general rule, I’d recommend that men should wear a tie. I think it’s best to avoid jeans and casual trousers; they might make some employers think you also have a “casual” attitude towards work. Women, please don’t wear short skirts or anything too tight, and don’t choose anything that is too decorated – keep it simple.
Decide what you are going to wear a few days before the interview. This will give you time to check your clothes and make sure there are no stains on them or buttons missing.
Remember the “look” you are aiming for is neat, clean and tidy. And if you look good, you will feel confident.
Part 2
Now a few tips on body language.
Two very important things that will happen in the first five minutes of your interview are the handshake and eye contact. Both of these are important if you are to make a good impression.
You should look the employer straight in the eye as soon as you enter the room, give him or her a friendly smile and shake hands firmly. (Some people think a weak handshake shows a weak personality, so do give a nice firm grasp.)
Don’t sit down until invited, and then sit up straight and look interested. Leaning forward slightly when the interviewer is speaking is a good way of showing you are listening carefully, and don’t forget to keep as much eye contact as possible throughout the interview.
You will probably feel quite nervous about your interview – don’t worry, that’s completely natural. However, nervous tension can affect your body language. Please watch out for this. It is quite common that you move about in your chair and gesture with your hands a lot, so sit fairly still and hold your hands gently together in your lap if necessary.
One last hint: Our body language always shows when we aren’t telling the truth – our eyes and body move in different ways – and some interviewers are quite skilled in spotting this. A lot of us have a tendency to, er, expand the truth a bit when we want to get that great job, but believe me honesty really is the best policy!
篇7：初一英语教案
教学内容：
本课以故事型教学为基础，在踢足球这种课余活动的话题中学习对他人能力的提问。能听懂并询问单复数物品。
教学目标：
1、在踢足球这个课余活动的话题中，掌握单词soccer ball, soccer shoes的准确读音，及框架句型Can you…？Yes, I can、No, I can’t的用法。
2、通过图片提示和动作辅助，学生能听懂并理解故事内容；通过师生互动，小组合作，能用正确使用的主体句式向他人询问能否做某事；通过听音模仿和情景表演等形式，能够准确表达课文中主体句式的情感。
3、能过学习踢足球这一语境，提高学生运动的意识。
教学重点：
1、词汇：soccer ball，soccer shoes，play soccer.
2、句型：Can you play soccer？ Yes, I can.
教学难点：
1、单词soccer：soc-cer
2、单复数句型的区分与应用
教学准备：
课件、图片、人物头像
教学过程：
一、热身导入
1、歌曲热身：I can skate and I can jump.师生共同唱歌。
2、利用歌曲，询问学生能做的事情，过渡复习旧知。利用闪烁、遮挡和局部呈现的'方式，让学生猜球。
二、新知呈现
初听课文：由“猜球”游戏，过渡到本课课文，带着问题“What do they want to do？”初听课文，同时，教师配相应的动作，帮助学生理解课文大意。
三、新知学练
1、根据初听课文的任务，再利用动作，让学生明确play soccer的含义，并利用不同的图片进行短语读音的操练。
2、精听学说：带着问题“Does Robo know them？”精听课文。
（1）学说soccer ball：利用角色转变，练习读音，以及单数问句和回答。
（2）学说soccer shoes：利用词卡，开火车练习读音，以及复数问句和回答。
（3）通过Yes！和Sure!的回答对比，让学生充分理解Sure!的强烈语气和情感，同时进行角色转变练习。
3、学练新单词：soccer
（1）唤醒旧知：dog-hot-box-soc
（2）拼读规律：soc……，学生猜测后三个字母。利用课件，从前一个音节中的c，再分出一个字母c后，再增加字母组合er。
4、chant小结
四、新知巩固
1、听音跟读，强化语音要点。
2、分角色朗读课文。
3、分小组表演课文，并展示。
五、新知应用
1、巩固游戏：学生在标有数字1-6的足球中，选择一个数字完成任务，任务以巩固新知为主。
2、延续最后一个任务：根据短片内容创编对话，并进行角色扮演。
六、总结作业
1、总结：在众多运动图片中，学生自由选择，并表达能做的运动。
2、作业：
听：听一听第六课P44录音，每天5-10分钟。
读：读一读第六课P44课文，要注意课文中人物的情感。
写：写一写，写1-3个问题，下节课向同学和老师提问：Can you…？
篇8：初一英语教案
教学目标：
(1)There are lots of bicycles in China.
(2)There is a famous river.
教材分析：
这一模块分为两个单元，第一单元主要教学生怎样谈论一个地方，例如一个景点，一个城市等等。学会用数字表达长度和人口数量等。
教学重点：
(1)There are lots of bicycles in China.
(2)There is a famous river.
教学难点：
用“There is/ There are”介绍事物
学情分析：
学生对本模块较熟悉，经过本节课，让学生通过卡片、图片的提示来进行口笔头操练
教学准备：
课件、录音机、磁带
教学过程：
一、游戏热身
随音乐传递物品，音乐停该同学用there be句型说句子
二、导入
让学生先观察图片，猜猜都是中国的什么地
三、课文教学
1、播放录音，让学生给所听到的录音图片排序。
2、接着让学生跟读
3、试着让学生用自己的语言描述图片上的内容。
4、现在可以变换练习方式。请学生两人一组、向对方介绍六张明信片中自己最喜欢的一张。如果有必要，可以再放一遍录音，请学生逐句跟读，并试着抓住每张明信片最主要的特征、然后再向同伴讲述。鼓励学生根据图片进行更多描述，或是把自己对该事物的了解添加到描述中去。
5、重音的学习：请学生听SB unit 2活动3的录音，之后让学生试着跟读一遍。要求他们注意重读的地方。请学生把书翻到SB unit 2活动3，仔细看书上的句子以及每句话中用黑体标出的地方，比较一下自己刚才跟读时重读的位置与书上的标注是否一致。老师再放录音，学生边听边看书，认真体会。
四、应用
现在学生衣服上的图案很丰富。教师可让一个学生站在黑板前，让其他学生用“There胡屯镇联合校集备活页。
五、学习歌曲
完成SB unit 2活动4，请学生欣赏并学习一首歌曲。放录音前，请学生们先试着通过文字和图片猜测歌曲的内容。
播放录音，请学生积极模仿录音中的语音语调。如果他们感到学习歌词有困难，老师可以先把领读带中歌曲前慢速朗读的歌词放一遍给学生听。
六、课后作业
挑选一张风景的明信片，用英文进行简单的描写和介绍
篇9：初一英语教案精选
Where are you from?
教学建议
教学内容分析
本单元的核心教学项目是“语言”(Language)，涉及到国家、国籍、所使用的语言和姓名使用习惯等项内容。从某种意义上讲，本单元的内容也可以看成是对第一学期关于交流个人基本信息 (如年龄，姓名，电话号码等)方面学习的扩展。关于交流个人基本信息的技能和知识是初一阶段必须掌握的一项重要的语言应用内容。
第93课的第一部分是在彩图第一页的地图上找寻重要的国家和城市。本课所涉及的国家和城市与语言有关。本课提供了四个具体情景，涉及到来自澳大利亚、加拿大、中国、美国和日本的不同人物，而谈话的内容则都与国籍和语言有关。
第94课的主体部分是由一段在问路的具体情景中的对话构成的，由于对话发生在北京，发生在一个中国男青年和一个澳大利亚男青年之间，所以，在问路的过程中就不可避免地要涉及到国籍和语言。本课第二部分吟咏供选用，其中复现国家、国籍、语言的名称。
第95课提供了一张由在中国的Lily写给她在美国的朋友的明信片，信的内容涉及到学语言和说语言。
第96课的第一、二部分是语音和语调的常规训练，主要涉及元音字母i和u及字母组合的拼读规则、句子重音和语调。本课的听力材料是来自不同国家的朋友聚集一堂彼此介绍的对话。本课的第五部分提供一段阅读材料，是Jack Wilson谈论学校中不同国籍的学生和他们所用语言的电子邮件(e―mail)。供选用的第六部分是另一份电子邮件，学生将要在这份电子邮件的基础上做完形填空的练习。第七部分要求学生给Jack写信，讲述自已学校和同学的情况。
教学方法建议
本单元的一个主要学习任务是相互传递个人的基本信息，教师的指导和训练项目设计不应当仅仅是机械的问答操练。因为学生如仅有这样的操练便无法体会语言知识的实际应用。
那么，在十分简单的语言知识基础上，学生能不能进行语言应用的实际训练呢? 回答是肯定的。下面，我们就为教师提供几个语言应用的教学设计案例：
1.介绍笔友
1) 教师提出语言任务：向同伴介绍自己在国外的笔友。
2) 学生在心中默想一位自己感兴趣的某国的同龄友伴。
3) 教师提供样本：(如果可能的话，本任务可以包括对人的外貌的描述。)
4)学生按照样本自行设计自己的笔友。(如果教师的任课确实在国外有友好班级，如果多数学生确实有自己的笔友，那么，本项任务就更有实际意义，也更易得到实际效果。)
5)学生以两人一组或几人小组的形式进行交谈，交流有关笔友的信息。
6) 学生以小组的形式制做表格，填写自己笔友的基本信息。
7)小组之间进行信息交流。
8)教师与学生对完成以上任务的情况作出评价(可以采取录音或录像的办法为评价提供第一手材料)。
2.表达态度
教师可以结合本单元的话题 (Language)引导学生谈论对于英语学习的态度，这是一种真实的谈论，因为，不同的学生对待英语学习的态度将是不同的，由此就可以形成学生之间的信息沟通。
1)在黑板上(或用投影仪)画出下面的四个套圆：
2)教师帮助学生解决个别词汇问题 (如interesting)。
3)学生根据教师介绍的上面的图表实际确定自己对于英语的真实态度，并提供理(可以个人形式，也可以两人-组或小组活动形式。)
4)学生谈论自己的态度;并询问别人的态度。
5)教师和学生共同评价完成此任务的表现。
3.信息沟
教师可以向不同的学生或学生小组提供有关人物的不同信息，以此在学生之间或学生小组之间构成信息差距，从而能够常设进行自然交流的条件。下面就是信息差距的一一种设计形式：
A (for some of the students in the class)
B (for the other students in the class)
以上这些任务型的活动(Task-based activities) 具有明显的交际性。这类活动较之机械性练习的优越之处在于：学生可以知道交际的真实动因，可以在语言活动中找到真实的感觉，了解自己在交谈中究竟与谈话的对方是一种什么关系，可以关注交谈的过程变化以及自己在这种变化中所起的作用，他们会自觉谋求交谈所应获得的结果。
词汇教学建议：
本单元出现了大量的国家、城市的名称，在教学时可以首先让学生把这些词根据读音知道所在的位置(如：亚洲、欧洲等)及所属的国家，使用的语言等。再通过情景教学时的听、说、读、写等语言实践活动，使学生掌握。从而，改变那种死记硬背单词拼法的不当做法。在单词教学中，应以学生自学为主，教师引导为辅的教学原则，充分体现学生的主体性。
口语教学建议：
要想使学生对句型能够熟练、灵活的掌握和运用，就要在实际操作中尽量避免“明知故问”的倾向，要创设一个合乎逻辑、现实生活中常出现的语境，从实际出发，减少纯句型的练习。这样更能突出应用性原则。在以Where are you from? I’m from England/America/China.及 Where do you come from? I come from England/ America/ China. Do you come from…? Are you come from? What do you like about China? How do you like Chinese food? 为主的功能性会话的训练上，要让学生在口语训练的过程中记忆本单元所出现的句型及语法，逐步加深对句型的理解和运用。为了使口语训练更加有趣、贴近生活，教师不妨让学生先进行以下一些活动：
1)利用多媒体及世界地图，让学生扮演成不同国家的学生进行对话练习。如：Where are you from? I am from … Where do you come from? I come from…Are you from…? Yes, I am. No, I am not. Do you come from…? Yes, I do. No, I do not.
2)让学生把自己的喜好以表格的形式表达出来，并利用不同的表格，让学生表达喜好、厌恶 如：I like… I don’t like…并进行问答练习如：Do you like…? Yes, I do./No, I don’t. How do you like Chinese food? /What do you like about…?
3)让学生自己设计名片或明信片，并进行两个学生之间或小组之间的问答如：Do you speak Japanese/English? Do you live…? Where do you live? What do you like? 等句型的操练。从而为语法的教学作乐很好的铺垫。
语音教学建议
本单元语音教学的主要内容是元音之母i和u的发音，字母i在开音节中读/ai/,在闭音节中读/i/。字母u在开音节中读/u:/ /u/ /∧/。练习单词重音、句子重音和语调时候，让学生跟随录音练习,模仿句子重音和语调，体会英语语流的节奏感
语法教学建议
本单元的语法重点是一般现在时，其中它的一般问句、否定句是教学的重点。尤其是一般问句的构成与汉语的结构是不同的，我们汉语的问句是在句末加个“吗”，而英语需要把助动词do提前至句首，后面用动词的原形。这些需要理解、记忆的地方，一定要让学生在第一次接触这个句型时，就彻底明白，并会进行句型转换。切忌将这些内容在本单元讲授完毕时，才对学生讲解，那样做不利于学生的学习。
在每讲一个时态，都应从这个时态的概念、时间搭配、时态的构成三方面进行教学。
一般现在时的概念：表示经常性或习惯性的动作，或表示现在的特征或状态。
一般现在时的时间搭配: every day/week/year, on Monday, on Sunday morning; usually, often, always, in the morning/afternoon/evening
一般现在时的构成是比较难于理解、掌握的，因为它分为：当主语是非第三人称单数及主语是第三人称单数，关于主语是第三人称单数的概念必须向学生讲清楚、讲透彻。可以采取对比的形式如：I---- my mother; he ----- his friends; the teacher---- the teachers; you--- your brother; she ---- her classmates Tom ----- Tom and Kate; he ----- they;
当主语是非第三人称单数 时, 行为动词的一般现在时的句型变化如下：
(1)肯定句： 用行为动词原形来表示，如：We know a little English. Li Hai and Liu Hua come from China. They learn Chinese.
(2)否定句：用助动词don’t + 动词原形表示。如：They don’t go to school on Sundays. The students don’t speak French. I don’t read the books in the evening.
(3)一般疑问句是把助动词do 提前至句首，后面动词用原形。回答时，肯定用“Yes, 主语 + do ”; 否定用“No, 主语 + don’t ” 如：Do you like apples? Yes, I do. Do the teachers speak English? No, they don’t. Do they stay at home every day? Yes, they do.
当主语是第三人称单数 时, 行为动词的一般现在时的句型变化如下：
(1) 肯定句： 用行为动词原形后加--s来表示，如：He knows a little English. Li Hai comes from China. My father learns Chinese.
(2) 否定句：用助动词doesn’t + 动词原形表示。如：Your sister doesn’t go to school on Sundays. The student doesn’t speak French. Tom doesn’t read the books in the evening.
(3) 一般疑问句是把助动词does提前至句首，后面动词用原形。回答时，肯定用“Yes, 主语 + does ”; 否定用“No, 主语 + doesn’t ” 如：Does your friend like apples? Yes, he does. Does the teacher speak English? No, she doesn’t. Does Tom stay at home every day? No, he doesn’t.
在学生理解的基础上，再配以适量的汉译英的练习，加以巩固提高。需要说明的是：在本单元的知识范围内，主要是以：当主语是非第三人称单数时的变化为主，它是本单元的重点。而当主语是第三人称单数时, 行为动词的一般现在时的句型变化只作为一般性的了解，但应告知学生，他们之间的差异和联系，为今后的教学(第二十五、二十六单元)作好铺垫工作。
阅读教学建议
本单元第95课第一部分是一篇短文，介绍lily通过书信形式向Jo介绍她在学校里的学习和生活情况，在学生单独阅读文章后，可让他们完成练习册第95课练习1的对话。这些补全对话练习主要是检查学生理解文章细节的能力。
词汇分析
1.本单元重点学习speak,from,come,much,little,people,teach,love,great.
2. speak表示“说，讲”的意思， 她可作及物动词也可作不及物动词。
(1)当它作“讲某种语言”时用作及物动词。如speak,English/ Chinese / Japanese等。
(2)在下列情况下作为不及物动词：a. 与某人打招呼 b. 打电话用语 c.在会上发言。例如：He often speak to the old man./ Can I speak to Mr Wang? / Our English teacher is speaking at the meeting.
3.little 用作形容词，表示“几乎没有，很少的”，常用来修饰不可数名词，而a little则表示有一些，相当于some，例如：there is little water in the bottle.(几乎没有) / there is a little water in the bottle.(有一些)
重难点分析
1.熟练运用询问国籍和所使用语言的日常交际用语。
2.熟悉实义动词一般现在时的陈述句、疑问句及其答语，以及介词短语to her, from Lily, on Sundays 等状语的运用。
3.继续进行单词重音、句子重音和语调的训练，体会英语语流的节奏感。
学法指路
本单元主要学习一般现在时的肯定句、否定句、一般疑问句及其答语。
英语和汉语在语言结构方面差异较大，学生在实际应用中较难把握，常常出错。建议教师在教学时，能通过实例和反复的操练，帮助学生理解、判断和归纳连系动词be、助动词do及实义动词come等在句中的用法。
Where’s he from? 他从哪儿来?
be from =come from意为“从……来”或“是……人”，常用来询问某人来自哪个地方或籍贯(包括国籍)。be from =come from. be from 强调状态;come from强调动作。如：
―Where are you from? (=Where do you come from?) 你是哪儿的人?你来自哪儿?
―I’m from Changsha.(=I come from Changsha.) 我是长沙人。/我从长沙来。
2. How do you like…?
此句型动词like后可接某人或物的词作宾语，意为“你觉得某人或某物怎么样?”表示询问对某人或某物的印象、看法。相当于What do you think of…? 如：
―How do you like Tom? 你觉得汤姆这人怎么样?
―I think he's a good student.我认为他是一个好学生。
3. What do you like about China? 你们都喜欢中国的哪些方面?
―The people―and the food! 这里的人们一还有吃的。
people常泛指“人”“人们”，作主语时，谓语动词常用复数形式;people还有“(多少)人”之意，受two以上基数词的修饰，本身就是复数形式：the people是“人民”之意;表示“民族”时，people有单、复数之分。
People work in the day.人们白天工作。
“What do you like about…?”(你喜欢……哪些方面?)用来询问对方喜欢某人、某物的哪些方面。如：
―What do you like about your school?你喜欢学校哪些方面?
―The teachers and the students. 老师和同学。
How do you like…?侧重于询问对某人或某物喜欢的程度，答语常用a little或very much。What do you like about……?侧重于询问对方所喜欢的内容，答语要用具体说明所喜欢的人或物的陈述句。如：
(1)―How do you like Beijing?
―Very much.
(2)―What do you like about the school?
―I like teachers in this school.
4. We teach them English and they teach us Chinese. 我们教他们英语，他们教我们中文。
teach可作不及物动词，也可作及物动词，作及物动词时，可用teach sb., teach sth., teach sb. sth., 如果宾语是人称代词，要用宾格。如：
Mr. Wang teaches Chinese. 王老师教语文。
Miss Gao teaches us. 高老师教我们。
Miss Gao teaches us English. 高老师教我们英语。
5. Chinese put our family name first. 我们中国人把姓放在前面。
在西方，人们的全名往住由三部分组成：given name (名)+ middle name (中间名)+ family name (姓)。中间名又叫教名，往往可以省略。注意：名在前，姓在后， Mr.、Mrs.和Miss要和姓连用，而不能和名(given name)连用。而中国人的全名由两部分组成：family name (姓)+given name(名)。姓在前，名在后。学习时要注意英汉两种文化的差异。
称呼某人时，要说Mr./ Mrs. / Miss + family name，如：Mr. Wang王先生。
6. Our friends ask us to go to their homes for dinner. 我们的朋友请我们到他们家吃饭。
此句中的词组是“ask sb. to do sth.”(叫/请某人做某事)，此词组的否定式是“ask sb. not to do sth.”(叫/请某人不要做某事)。注意词组中的sb.如是代词，要用宾格。如：
Mr. Brown asks us to clean the room. 布朗先生请我们打扫房间。
My parents ask me not to talk in class. 我父母叫我在上课时不要讲话。
7. 给某人写信，要说write (a letter) to sb., 而收到某人的来信，要说get a letter from sb. 或hear from sb.。
8. I want to make friends in China. 我想在中国交朋友。
make friends意思是“交朋友”。表示“和某人交朋友”时，要用make friends with sb.。如：
Can you make friends with me?你能和我交个朋友吗?
9. 说汉语，用speak Chinese;学汉语，用learn Chinese;教日语;用teach Japanese;教某人汉语，用teach sb Chinese。语言名词Chinese，English等都是不可数名词，可以用(a) little，much, a lot of修饰。
10.所学国家、国籍、语言一览表。
国家
国籍
语言
England
Englishman
English
France
Frenchman
French
Australia
Australian
English
Canada
Canadian
English and French
America
American
English
China
Chinese
Chinese
Japan
Japanese
Japanese
注：1) American、Australian、Canadian的复数形式分别是：Americans, Australians, Canadians.
2)表示一个英国人时用an Englishman,一个英国妇女用an Englishwoman.
它们的复数形式是：Englishmen. Englishwomen。类似的还有：
一个法国人an Frenchman 一个法国妇女 an Frenchwoman
它们的复数形式是：Frenchmen, Frenchwomen
3)Chinese, Japanese的单复数同形。
Lesson 93教学设计示例(一)
一、教学内容
1.语音和词汇(略)。
2.句型：1)where are you from?
2)they are from….
3) what’s about you/he/her ?
3.日常交际用语：
1)一where are you from?
-I am from…..
2)are you/ they from….?
3)do you / they come from..?
4)what about you /he/her…?
二、教具
录音机;磁带;一张世界地图;几件学习用具。
三、课堂教学设计
1.值日生报告。
2.教师让学生齐读第23单元的对话。
3.教师拿出中国地图世界，并提出问题：where is Taiyuan? 学生回答。然后让学生相互之间根据地图中各个城市的地理位置进行句型操练。
4.教师拿出世界地图，指着地图上的国家和城市说：This is Paris.并问学生：Where is Pair? 同时教师板书France该词，学生反复跟读。教师继续教授新单词USA, Australia, Canada, UK, Japan, America。当确信大家已初步掌握之后，教师再次拿起地图与学生进行如下问答练习：
T：where is …?
Ss：It’s….
T： How do you spell it?
Ss：(拼写这个单词)。
5. 教师拿出课文图片，放课文第一部分对话录音，教师给出听前提问(Pre-listerning question) Where is he (David) from?
Where are Tom and Ann from?
放一至两遍录音，学生回答问题。打开书，再放录音，学生跟读两至三遍。两人一组进
行练习，数分钟后，请两组学生到前面表演。
6.教师问A学生Where are you from? 要求学生用新学习的英语国家名字来回答问题并反复操练。然后教师又问B学生：Where is he/ she from? What about him/ her? 这种问答要，使学生通过不断重复的手段，达到记住、记牢的目的。
7.教师引导并帮助学生相互之间使用新学习的句型Where are you from? What about you?来介绍自己的家乡地理位置。
8.教师放课文第二部分对话录音。学生跟读两至三遍，之后学生四人一小组的形式再进行对话操练，目的是使学生在对话操练过程中掌握好英文对话的语音语调
6.指导学生用笔头形式做练习册习题。
7.布置作业
1)抄写生词;练习朗读本课对话;2)完成练习册习题。
四、日常交际用语
1)Where are you from?
Be from = come from 意思是“从……来”，常用来询问某人来自何地方或籍贯。如：
I am from Shanghai and he is from Beijing.
They are from Australia.
2) Are you from the USA? No, I come from England.
Come from 是“从……来”，come是行为动词，在否定局，疑问句和肯定句中，其随主语的变化而变化。如
He comes from Nanjing.
Lesson 93教学设计示例(二)
Teaching Objectives
The expressions of place.
Main Points
1. New words: USA, Australia, Canada, UK, Japan, America, a little
2. Sentence Patterns:
(1)Where are you from?
(2)Where do you com from
Difficult Points
How to use the Simple Present Tense correctly.
Teaching Aids
a tape-recorder, the slide-showing, tapes, pictures, map
Teaching Procedure
Step 1 Revision
1. A duty report.
2. Revise the days of the week and their spellings with the help of cards.
3. Revise the dialogues in SB lesson92,Exx.3
Step 2 Presentation
1.Teach Where’s Taiyuan? It’s in Shanxi.etc Divide the class into two halves and have a competition. Get the students to ask each other where the places are.
2.SB Page 36, Part 1. Point to the countries and cities on the map of the world and say: This is Pairs. Then ask Where is Pairs? The students may answer in Chinese. Teach France and get the students to repeat after you . This part aims at giving students exposure to more English names of countries and cities in the world.
Step 3 Ask and answer
1.Book closed! Teacher ask: Where’s David from? Where are Tom and Ann from? And play the tape. Check the answers .(David, USA; Tom and Ann, UK)
2.Practise saying the names of countries by asking some students Where are you from? Tell them to use the name of a foreign country in their answer. Then ask the class Where’s he/ she from? What about him / her ?
Step 4 Presentation
Tell the students about yourself. Say I’m from Beijing.(etc.) Ask students Where are you from? What about you ? Help them to answer, using the name of their own hometown.
Step 5 Listen, read and say
Teacher play the tape, and students listen and repeat. Then students practise the dialogue in pairs. They talk about themselves in groups.
Step 6 workbook
1. Do Ex. 1 with a student to demonstrate how to make the dialogue. Then get the students to work in pairs. Encourage them to use their own imagination and create different dialogues.
2. For Ex.2, let the students read through the three short passages before they fulfill the task.
Homework
1. Copy the new words.
2. Finish off the Workbook exercises.
Lesson 94教学设计示例(一)
一、教学内容：
使学生熟练掌握一般现在时，当主语是非第三人称单数，行为动词的肯定句、疑问句、否定句的表达;
二、教具：多媒体、录音机、投影仪、地图
三、课堂教学设计
1.教师向学生展示地图，复习第93课的对话。让学生相互之间问问题：Where are you from? I am from…. Where do you come from? I come from….etc. 问答的方式教师可以自便，可采取多种形式如： 教师---- 一个学生; 教师----- 部分学生; 教师---- 全体学生;一个学生---- 一个学生; 部分学生-----部分学生等形式来进行操练。
2.教师指着地图上的国家的名称如：Canada. 说: Canadians come from Canada. They speak English and French. 然后又指着另一个国家如：Japan.说： Japanese come from Japan. They speak Japanese.教师反复地说出不同的国家的名称，让学生反复操练句型。帮助学生提问和回答有关国家的相关语言。如问Do you speak French?等等.教学生回答: Yes, I do./ No, I don’t.又如Do they learn maths? Yes, they do./ No, they don’t.Does Kate study Chinese? Yes, she does./ No, she doesn’t.同时，教师在黑板上写出这些句子并比较这些句子的结构，用彩色粉笔强调句中出现的do/ does
3.打开课本37页，第一部分，1让学生练习句型 Do Americans speak Japanese? No, they don’t. What do they speak? They speak English. Do you like eggs? Yes, I do. I like it very much./ a little. No, I don’t. I don’t like it at all.
4.让学生听第94课的录音。听录音的时候，教师要求学生不看课文只听录音，然后让学生跟读。之后学生打开课本对照课文内容进行问答练习。最后学生以小组形式进行操练。在学生听完对话录音后，教师提问： Is Bob from the USA? Does Bob speak Chinese? 教师放录音两遍并让学生跟读。教师指出中国姓名与西方国家的姓名的不同之处：在西方国家，人们习惯将姓放在名之后如Jim Green, Green 就是姓Jim是名,而中国人的姓名和西方国家的习惯正好相反，比如Zhou Jian. Zhou是姓 Jian 就是名。 然后让学生操练课文对话并请学生上讲台作演示。
5.让学生完成练习册中的练习一
6.学生听课文第三部分的录音并且跟读， 注意录音中的英文发音，语调和节奏。
7.教师总结这一节课的教学内容，要求学生掌握句型：Where are you from? Where do you come from? Do you speak French? I like …..very much / a little etc.课文板书如下
Unit 24 Where are you from ?
Lesson 94
the Great Wall Where are you from? Do you speak French?
hotel, building I am from…. Yes, I do./ No, I don’t.
follow, call Where do you come from? I like milk very much./ a little.
FirstI come from….I don’t like it at all.
四.课堂交际用语
掌握交际用语：Do you speak English?肯定回答： Yes, I / we / they do
否定回答： No, I / we / they don’t..
Lesson 94教学设计示例(二)
Teaching Objectives
The expressions of place.
Main Points
1.New words: great, hotel, building, follow, call, first
2.Sentence Patterns:
(1) (1)Do you speak Chinese?
(2) (2)Yes, I do / No, I don’t
Difficult Points
How to use the question form of the Simple Present Tense correctly.
Teaching Aids
a tape-recorder, the slide-showing, tapes, map
Teaching Procedure
Step 1 Revision
1. A duty report.
2. Look at the map, revise Where are you from? What about you ? Where is he / she from?
Step 2 Presentation
1. Show a card with the name of a country : e.g. China. Say Chinese come from China. They speak Chinese. Let students repeat with other cards with different country names on them.
2. Teach the students with cards I speak Chinese / English / French. Ask Where are you from? What do you speak? Help the students to answer with the appropriate language for the appropriate country. Ask What does he / she speak? Do you speak English / French.etc. Help the students to answer Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
3.Write down They speak English. What do they speak? Do they speak English? on the Bb and compare the sentence structures. Highlight do with coloured chalk.
Step 3 Ask and answer
Book closed! Students listen and repeat. Play the tape again, students open the books and listen and repeat, then ask and answer in pairs.
Step 4 Presentation
Ask Do Australians speak Chinese? What do they speak? etc. students answer No, they don’t Then ask what do they speak? the students answer They speak English..
Step 5 Read and act
1.Teacher play the tape, ask Is Bob Scott from the USA? Does Bob speak Chinese? Play the tape again and get the students to repeat.
2.Teacher point out that in western countries, a person’s family name. This is the opposite order than in China, where the family name comes first, such as in Hu Dong.
3.Get the students read and act out the dialogue in pairs.
4.Do Ex.1. of Wb Lesson 94 .
Step 6 listen and chant
1. play the tape and have the students repeat, as they repeat, pay attention to their pronunciation, intonation and rhythm.
2. let some students read out in class if time permits.
Step7 Workbook
Do Ex.3 in class
Homework
1.Finish off the Workbook exercises.
2.Learn the dialogue in SB Lesson 94 by heart.
Lesson 95教学设计示例(一)
一、教学内容：
使学生熟练掌握一般现在时，以及英文书信的书写格式。
二、教具：录音机、明信片
三、课堂教学设计
1.学生作值日报告。
2.教师复习Where are you from? What do you speak? Do you speak French? 等等。或者教师复习课文第94课第2部分的对话，并让学生演示对话内容。
3.教师拿出一张明信片，在黑板上把明信片的基本格式画下来，同时教学新单词postcard。 教学Dear….和Love from…并向学生解释love from 仅限于家庭成员及好朋友之间使用。教师向学生讲明用英语书写地址的方法。并提醒学生，写地址的时候，要把单位或地区小的信在前面，大的写在后面。然后举例并写在黑板上。
4.教师放课文录音，并提出问题。学生回答完问题之后再放一遍录音，让学生听读同步进行。请学生把课文的英文信件翻译成中文，并向学生解释Linclon Drive 是指林肯大街。
5.让学生独立完成课文第二部分练习，然后两人一组核对答案。让学生把错误的答案改正过来。
6.教师指导和帮助学生完成课文第三部分练习，要求学生想象一个情景为自己是Jo,正在和Lily打电话。然后让学生就这个想象的情景编一个对话，并把它写下来。最后学生相互之间演练自编的对话。
7.教师总结明信片的书写格式以及日常的词组和短语。
8.教师指导学生共同完成课后练习。
9.教师布置家庭作业：让学生用学过的明信片的格式，给自己的好朋友写一张明信片，然后再送给朋友的面前，让朋友改正自己的语法错误。
四.课堂交际用语
Lesson 95教学设计示例(二)
Teaching Objectives
The expressions of place.
Main Points
New words: teach, postcard, dinner, soon, stay.
Difficult Points
How to use the Simple Present Tense correctly.
Teaching Aids
a tape-recorder, tapes, pictures.
Teaching Procedure
Step 1 Revision
1. A duty report.
2. Revise Where are you from? What do you speak? Do you speak French? etc.
Step 2 Presentation
1. Draw the “writing” side of a postcard on the Bb. And teacher show the real card to Ss, teach the word postcard. And Explain that Love from…is only used between family members and good friends.
2. Point out the way to write an address in English. Note that the name of the person comes first. Write the school address on the Bb, e.g. :
Miss Li Manhua
No. 27 Middle School
Donghuamen Street
Beijing, 100009
People’s Republic of China
3. Get the students to write their own address, and check their work each other.
Step 3 Read
1.Before playing the tape, let the students read the questions.
2.Then give them several minutes to scan the postcard for the answers. At last play the tape, students listen and repeat.
3.have the students translate Lily’s letter into Chinese.
Step 4 Practise
1.Students work alone and then check the answers in pairs.
2.Get the students to correct “Wrong” answers.
Step 5 Talk and write
1.revise some telephone greetings.
2.have the students work in pairs and write their telephone conversation.
3.choose several pairs to act out their dialogue for the class.
4.as they practise, remind the students to pay attention to their intonation.
5.tell the students in Chinese that even though it is a phone conversation, people do different things when they speak on the phone, e.g. some people pace back and forth, others twist the telephone cord around their finger, etc.
Step 6 Workbook.
Do Ex. 3.in Wb Lesson 95 in the class.
Homework
1.Finish off the Workbook exercises after class.
2 Go over the language items listed in Checkpoint 24.
Lesson 95教学设计示例(三)
Teaching aims
掌握“四会”单词和短语。
Key points
学习明信片的书写格式。
Difficult points
Five days a week, teach sb. Sth., on Sundays, ask sb. To do sth,, write to sb.
Teaching methods
通过作练习，使学生掌握明信片的书写格式。
Teaching aids
明信片、录音机、多媒体课件
Teaching procedures
Step 1 Revision
1.复习Where are you from? What do you speak? Do you speak French?等等。
2.复习课本地94课第2部分的对话，并表演对话。
Step 2 Presentation
1.教学新单词postcard，教师打开ppt多媒体课件《unit 24 lesson 95》，向学生展示英文明信片的基本格式。并向学生说明Love from….仅限于家庭成员及好朋友之间使用。
2.向学生讲明用英文书写地址的方法。并提醒学生，在写地址时候要把单位或地区小的写在前面，大的写在后面。让学生注意动画中的明信片的格式。
3.教师向学生介绍完明信片的基本格式以后，问学生：人们在日常生活中除了用明信片形式可以传递信息之外，还有什么其他方式也可以传递信息来引导学生多思考，从而引出下一个重点：英文信件。
4.教师打开ppt多媒体课件《unit 24 lesson 95》，让学生熟悉了解英文信件的格式。然后让学生对两种不同的格式进行比较，总结出其中的不同之处，加深学生对英文明信片和英文书信格式的印象。
step 3 read
1.教师放第一部分录音之前让学生把问题读一遍。学生回答完问题之后再放一遍录音，让学生听并跟读。
2.请学生把lily 的信件翻译成中文，并向学生讲Lincoln Drive 是林肯大街/道。
Step 4 practice
让学生独立做第二部分的练习，然后让他们两人一组核对答案，让他们把错误的答案更正过来。
Step 5 reading
教师打开多媒体课件《unit 24 lesson 95》让学生掌握信件的格式。同时让学生比较一下postcard, letter and mail 的区别。教师让学生作练习。
Step 6 summary
教师总结明信片的书写格式以及常用的词组和短语。
Homework
教师布置家庭作业，让学生用学过的明信片的格式，给自己的好朋友写一张明信片，然后再送到朋友的面前，并让朋友更正自己的语法错误。
Exercises:
完成课后练习
Lesson 96教学设计示例(一)
一、教学内容：
通过大量的练习是学生巩固所学过的知识，熟练掌握一般现在时，以及英文书信的书写格式。
二、教具：
录音机、磁带。
三、课堂教学设计
1. 学生作值日报告。
2. 教师写出单词：ride, write, Friday让学生找出他们含有的共同的音素 /ai/。
3. 教师总结板书/ai/ : ride, write, Friday. 再以同样的方式总结出：/i/, /ju:/, /u:/..
4. 教师领读这些音标，使学生更好的掌握单词的正确发音。
5. 学生听录音并跟读这些音标。
6. 学生听第二部分录音并跟读。让他们用手势表示出重音和语调。
7. 教师提出问题：Where is this postcard from? 并帮助学生回答I think it’s from…等等。然后再请学生以小组的形式对课本上的明信片进行问答练习。
8. 教师播放第四部分录音，让学生做练习册第116页第3题。教师指导学生共同完成课后练习。
9. 教师播放第五部分录音，学生合上书本听录音，然后跟读，教学词组make friends，然后让学生以自己的身份写一封回信，写在课本第七部分，同时复习明信片和信件的格式。
10. 教师放第六部分录音，让学生听录音，反复跟读并完成书上的短文。然后以两人为一小组互相检查答案。
11. 最后教师复习课本“复习要点24”中的内容，学生讨论并教师帮助学生解决可能出现的问题。向学生解释清楚一般现在时态的用法.
12.教师布置课堂作业：(教师课根据具体情况而定)
1.USA(完整形式)______________ 2.come from(近义词组)______________
3.French(国家)______________ 4.Englishman(复数)______________
5.has(原形)______________ 6.people(复数)______________
7.teacher(动词)______________ 8.Canada(国家的人)______________
Answers: 1. the United States of America 2. be from 3. France 4. Englishmen 5. have 6. people 7. teach 8. Canadian
13.再学生作完课堂练习后，教师总结元音字母i和u的发音：字母i在开音节中读/ai/，在闭音节中读/i/。字母u在开音节中读/ju：/，在闭音节中读/u：//Q//u/.
14.教师布置家庭作业：
1.完成练习册里的所有习题.
2.预习下一个单元.
(此练习可根据学生的具体情况而定)
Writhe on blackboard
Lesson 96
i/ai/ ride, writeu/ju:/ student, Tuesday
/i/ milk, swim /u:/ blue, ruler
igh/ai/ high, light/Q/ run, jump
/u/ put, full
Exercises
选择填空：
( ) 1. I learn English ______ my American friends.
A. from B. and C. to D. for
( ) 2. Tom, Jack and I ______ students.
A. are all B. all are C. am all D. all am
( )3. I know only _______Chinese.
A. a few B. few C. little D. a little
( )4.Are they ______ in the river?
A. swim B. swimming C. swimming D. are swimming
( )5. Lily and I ______at home.
A. am staying B. are staying C. is staying D. be staying
( ) 6. They often watch TV ______ Sundays.
A. on B. in C. at D. of
( )7.______are you doing? I'm doing my homework.
A. Where B. What C. How D. Who
( )8.______books do you have?
A. How much B. How many C. How D. What many
( ) 9. She ______ any friends.
A. don’t have B. has C. doesn't have D. not have
( ) 10. ______there ______water here?
A. Is, some B. Are, any C. Are, a lot of D. Is, much
( ) 11. Do you want ______shopping with me?
A. go B. going C. to go D. goes
( ) 12. I would like ______ .
A. two pieces of breads B. two piece of bread
C. two pieces of bread D. pieces of two bread
( ) 13. They often teach ______ Chinese.
A. I B. me C. mine D. my
( )14.______she have a ruler? No, she______.
A. Does, does B. Do, don't C. Does, doesn't D. Is, isn't
( ) 15. Whose books are these? They are ______.
A. we B. us C. our D. ours
( ) 16. Do they have ______friends? Yes, they ______.
A. a lot, have B. much, do C. many, are D. many, do
( ) 17. ______do you like China? ______.
A. How, I like it very much B. What, I like it a little
C. How, The foodD. What, It's great
Answers: 1.A 2.A 3.D 4.C 5.B 6.A 7.B 8.B 9.C 10.D 11.C 12.C 13.B 14.C 15.D 16.D 17.A
Lesson 96教学设计示例(二)
Teaching Objectives
The expressions of place.
Main Points
New words: city, foreigner, city , word , well, why, English-speaking, letter
Difficult Points
How to use the Simple Present Tense correctly. And how to writer an English postcard correctly.
Teaching Aids
a tape-recorder, tapes,
Teaching Procedure
Step 1 Revision
1. A duty report.
2. Revise the words, expressions and the postcard from Lesson 95.
Step 2 Word families
let students read out these words, and pay more attention to the English pronunciation, or let students listen to the radio and repeat.
Step 3 Stress and intonation
1. Students listen and repeat.
2. Get them to show the stress and intonation with gestures.
Step 4 Guess and game
1.have the students look at the postcard in the SB. Teacher ask: Where is this postcard from? Help the students to answer I think it’s from Sydney/ Paris/ Toronto. Now get the students to talk about the postcards.
2.in pairs, have the students make their own postcards. Each pair should choose a place in China to draw their postcards of the same place. They do need to be from the same place..
Step 5 Listen and answer
1.have the students look at the table in Wb Lesson 96, Ex. 3 before playing the tape.
2.help the students with the spelling of place names.
Step 6 Prsentation
1.teacher explain to students that E-mail is a way to talk to people from around the world. And ask Does anyone have e-mail? Do you e-mail people from other countries?
2.have the students make up their own e-mail addresses. Encourage them to be creative.
Step 7 Read
1.give the students 3 minutes to skim. Then ask some students to give the main idea.
2.have the students read the passage. Ask comprehension questions such as, How old is Jack? Where does Jack like? How many students are in his class? etc.
3.have students read the text aloud together. Pay attention to pronunciation and intonationl.
Step 8 Read and complete
1.before playing the tape have the students fill in the blanks with the words they think. Then paly the tape and have them listen and change the words in the blanks if they guessed something.
2.have the students discuss their first answers with the answers on the tape in groups.
3.have the groups make a list of the words they think could be put in the blanks.
4.at last teacher check the answer with the students.
Step 9 Write
Have the students write this letter as homework. And the next day teacher give the students a chance to read each other’s letters.
Step 10 Checkpoint 24
Go through Checkpoint 24 on the book and discuss any problems. Explain that the Present Indefinite Tense is used to give general information. And give some examples to students on the Bb.
Step 11 Workbook
Revise the map on the SB and do Ex.2., Ex 4.
Homework
Finish off the Workbook exercises.
探究活动
1、活动 猜图游戏
任 务：猜猜“我”在哪?
目 标：通过这个任务，激发学生主动参与学习的热情，提高学生的记忆能力和听说能力，并让学生熟悉常见的英语国家的地理位置，促进学生之间的交流，培养他们的分析判断能力和自信心。
语言技能： listening, speaking, reading and writing，
材 料: 彩色世界地图分别四至六张(不表明国家和城市名称)，几张标有各个国家和城市名称的小卡片
活动形式：一班分成4--6组(根据班级具体情况而定)
操作过程：
1.老师布置任务，要求每组同学先听录音，依次写下录音中读出的国家或城市的名称(国家或城市名称的个数由老师根据班级情况自定)。
2. 老师给出一分钟的时间准备，然后请第一组第一位同学，第二组第一位同学，第三组第一位同学等等以此类推到地图前粘贴好所听到的第一个国家或城市的名称。
3. 接下来，老师又请出第一组第二位同学，第二组第二位同学 等等粘贴好第二个国家或城市的名称。
4. 以此类推，等学生都粘贴完国家或城市的名称了以后，和全班同学一起检查哪一组的同学最快最好的完成任务。
5. 戏结果出来后，教师可根据情况给予一定奖励和鼓励
2、制作名片：
本单元的一个主要学习任务是互相传递个人的基本信息。教师可事先自己设计一个本人的名片展示给学生，让学生模仿设计出自己的名片。其中包括国家、籍贯、职业、姓名、性别、年龄、学校地址、家庭地址、电话、传真、E-mail等。
3、制作明信片
假设新年到了，让学生之间互送明信片，但不写出姓名、年龄、性别、电话，只写出自己的爱好、日常生活习惯、自己的外貌特征，让收信对方猜一猜发信人的姓名。(有条件的学生可以用E-mail的形式发送给收件人)
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篇10：初一英语教案
一、教材分析
本模块题材为童话故事，主要是关于Goldilocks的故事，另外增加了精卫填海的故事。内容和情节很容易引发学生的兴趣，语言简单易懂，描写细致生动，非常有利于开展听、说、读、写方面的语言实践活动，让学生在使用语言的过程中学习语言，促使学生更有意识地自觉学习英语。
讲故事须使用一般过去时，所以本模块继续以一般过去时作为语法学习重点。通过操练、使学生在掌握语言结构的同时、既学习语言知识、感悟语言功能、又能欣赏到美丽的童话故事，并能学会描述一个完整的故事或一件事情
二、教学目标
1.知识目标:
语音：规则动词的一般过去时的发音
词汇：once、hear、begin、decide、ride、golden、little、pick、notice、hurry、knock、nobody、push、open、enter、count、bowl、all、hungry、rush、try、destroy、unhappy、asleep、return、cry、point、without、die、emperor、onceuponatime、goforaride、pickup、lookaround、changeinto
语法：规则动词的一般过去式。
功能：按时间顺序描述事情。
话题：以“童话故事”(fairytales)为话题。
2.能力目标：
听：能听懂简单故事中的主要人和事。
说：运用一般过去时表述事件，讲简单的故事。
读：能读懂简单的故事，明白主要的人物、事件以及情节。进行简单的技能训练。
写：运用一般过去时写简单的事情。
3.情感目标：通过阅读童话故事提高对英语的学习兴趣、感受学习的乐趣。
三、学习策略、文化意识
1.学习策略：形成自主学习、有效交际、信息处理、英语思维能力。
认知:联系，归纳，推测等技能。观察并归纳规则动词的一般过去式、提高自学能力。
调控：从同伴处得到反馈，对自己在叙述及作文中的错误进行修改
交际：学习运用恰当词语讲解童话故事。
资源：通过其他资源获取更多简单英语的“童话故事”
自学策略：能够尝试阅读一些简写的英文童话故事。能注意发现语言现象背后的规律、并能运用规律举一反三。
合作学习策略：互相学习，取长补短，注意从他人的演示中汲取经验、注意学习策略共享。
2.文化意识：比较中国童话与外国童话的异同、通过外国童话了解世界不同地方的风俗习惯、从而拓展视野、激发学习英语的兴趣。
四、教学重点与难点
重点：通过童话故事训练学生的听、说、读、写能力，掌握规则动词的一般过去式。
难点：掌握规则动词的一般过去式的形式和逐步形成正确使用一般过去时的意识。
五、模块任务(ModuleTask)
能够运用规则动词的一般过去式讲述简单的故事。
六、教材处理及教学设计
我们把本模块划分为3课时：
Period1:Vocabulary and Listening、Pronunciation and Speaking
Period2:Reading and Vocabulary
Period3:Writing、Aroundtheworld、ModuleTask
篇11：初一英语教案
●教学目标
1．熟练运用现在进行时进行语言交流
2．通过看图对话，学会描述进行中的`动作。
●教学用具
录音机、投影仪、图片等。
●教学步骤
Step 1 Revision
复习Whats he/she doing? He/She’s making a cake．叫三名学生到讲台上。A表演动作，B问Is he reading/playing. ..？ C答Yes, he is./No, he isnt．让学生三人一组做类似的练习。
Step 2 Presentation
教师通过具体的动作教一些单词，如 talk, talk with, open, close, take photos等。然后用这些单词或词组造句子，反复练习。也可以让几个学生到讲台上表演，然后问同学Whats he/she doing? Is he/she opening the door? What’s he/she doing? He/She is closing the window. What are they doing? They are taking photos．
Step 3 Practice
＊ 打开书23页第一部分， 让学生边听录音边找正确的图片。
＊ 第二部分，让学生看彩图三，两人一组进行对话练习
Step 4 Consolidation
句型转换：
1. We clean our classroom in the afternoon. But we don’t do it now. It’s still early in the morning. (画线部分改为现在进行时)
We______ ______our classroom now. It’s dirty. It needs cleaning.
2. They are playing football at school. (画线部分改为否定句)
They ______ ______football at school. They’re playing football somewhere else.
3. Im doing my homework now. (画线部分改为一般疑问句并作否定回答)
______ ______doing ______homework now? ______, ____________.
4. Speak in English. (画线部分改为否定句)
______ ______in English now. These old men don’t understand English.
5. The twins are singing in the room. (对画线部分提问)
______are the twins ______in the room?
Answers: 1. are cleaning 2.aren’t playing 3. Are you, your. No, I’m not 4. Don’t speak 5. What, doing
Blackboard Handwriting
Blackboard Handwriting
Lesson 83
You arent talking.
He/She isn’t writing.
Is he/she opening the door?
Yes, he/she is.
No, he/she isn’t.
篇12：初一英语教案
教学目标：学习称呼语和问候语
教学重点：打招呼用语
教学难点：如何正确运用打招呼用语
教具多：媒体、录音机
教学课程：
1. Greeting.
2. Warming-up
T: Class,Please stand up. Hello, class.
S: Hello, Ms…
T: Sit down please.
S: Thank you.
3. Drills
(1)练习打招呼问好。
(2)练习感谢他人。
(3)练习告别语Goodbye。
4. Practise
1)Work in pairs part7 and part8
2) Complete the sentences.
Daming, ______ ______, please(请坐)
_____,______ (同学们好)
______(你好).Jack.
_______,_______ (谢谢), Miss Li.
_______(再见), Lucy.
5. Conclude
6. Homework
Complete part5 and part 6
篇13：初一英语教案
课题：Starter Module1 Unit3
课型：listeningandspeaking
教学目标：学习向别人介绍某人的用语
教学重点：This is my… She/He is …
教学难点：Be的变化运用
教具：多媒体、录音机
课时1
教学课程：
1.Greeting.
2.Warming-up
T: This is my friend…
S: Hello, … This is my father…
T: Nice to meet you.
S: Nice to meet you, too.
3.Drills
1)复习打招呼的用语Good morning/Good afternoon/Good evening。
2)练习询问姓名和相互间的问候。
What’s your name? I’m …
How are you? I’m fine, thank you.
3)练习向别人介绍某人This is …
4.Practise
1)Work in pairs part7
2) Listen and number
3) Write the sentences.
5.Conclude
6.Homework
Complete part3
★人教新课标第三单元阅读理解(新课标版高一英语教案教学设计)
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