2.　　　 Who brought a lot of chocolate eggs?

1.　　　 What is Danny doing in the park?

2.　　　 How do people in western countries celebrate it?

Teaching Preparation: pictures, baskets, eggs

Teaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, pictures, basketballs, eggs

Type of lesson: new lesson

Teaching Procedure:

Step1. Listen to the song “Fill My Plate” again. Let several volunteers to sing in front of the class.

Step2. A Guessing Game

Work with a partner. One student hides something of the other’s, the other looks for it. If they can’t find the thing, they can ask questions:

Is it on the desk?

Is it on the floor?

Where can I find it?

Step3. Listen to the tape. Can they find the answers to the following questions?

1.　　　 Know about the activities that we do during Easter.

2.　　　 The Simple Present Tense.

The Difficult Points:

1.　　　 Introduce more knowledge about Easter.

2.　　　 Find the differences between the Chinese festivals and the western festivals.

Teaching Important Points:

1.　　　 Learn more about the foreign festivals in western countries.

2.　　　 Review the next lesson.

Summary:

Introduce more knowledge about the foreign countries to the students, which will stimulate the students’ interest of learning English. Learning to sing English songs is another way of increasing students’ learning interests. So give them chance to sing in front of the class.

Lesson 29: An Eastern Egg Hunt

Teaching Content:

Mastery words and expressions: basket, hide, everywhere

Oral words and expressions: hunt, be gone, Easter

Teaching Aims:

2.　　　 According to the pictures, make up dialogues.

Teaching Difficult Points:

Make up a dialogue about having a meal in your home or in a restaurant.

Teaching Preparation: a plate, pictures

Teaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, a plate, pictures

Type of lesson: new lesson

Teaching Procedure:

Step1. Listen to the tape and grasp the rhythm. Listen to the tape and sing with it.

Step2. Let the students read the text line by line. Have the class read the lyrics as a poem. You may divide the class into two groups. Each group will read one line at a time. Make sure students can read rhythmically with a good sense of the rhymes!

Step3. Listen to the tape. Let the students sing after it.

Step4. Play the tape for several times until the students can sing well.

Step5. Let some volunteers come to the front and sing individually.

Sep6. Homework