2. What are you /they doing? He/She is… We/They are…
1. How’s the weather? = What’s the weather like? It’s raining /windy
3.Moral Object: In the West, people like talking about the weather instead of asking, “Have you eaten?” or “Where are you going?” which are impolite to ask such questions in the West.
Teaching Key Points
Key Vocabulary
Learn to talk about the weather using the target language.
Teaching Methods: Listening and talking methods. Pair work.
Teaching Aids: Projection machine. Tape recorder.
Teaching Procedures:
Ⅰ Greeting
Ⅱ Talk about the places and the weather (1a&1b)
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Steps |
Teacher’s activity |
Students’ activity |
Teaching tools |
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Familiar with the places |
1 |
Where’s your
pen pal from? |
Answer and
recall the places. |
Ppt. |
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2 |
Show some
pictures of various places Ask: Where’s it? |
Guess the
places It’s … |
Ppt. |
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Familiar with the new words |
3 |
Show the
pictures of the weather Say: How’s the weather? It’s sunny. |
Repeat and learn sunny cloudy windy raining snowing |
Ppt. |
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4 |
Explain the
words |
Remember the new
words |
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Matching |
5 |
Ask students to match each word
with one of the cities in the picture. Point out the sample answer. |
Match and check the answers. |
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Listening |
6 |
Play the recording the first
time. Say, You will hear four different conversations. Each one is about the weather in a different city. Point to each city in the picture as it comes up on the tape. |
Only listen. |
Recorder |
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7 |
Play the recording a second
time. Say, The first one has been done for you. Beijing is written in the picture of sunny weather. It is sunny in Beijing. |
Write the name of the city in the picture
of its weather. |
Recorder |
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8 |
Correct the answers |
Check the answers |
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Ⅲ Group work: Game: Play cards (1c)
Ⅳ Listening comprehensions: What are they doing? (2a&2b)
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Steps |
Teacher’s activity |
Students’ activity |
Teaching tools |
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Listen for the key points |
1 |
Point to the four pictures.
Supply vocabulary words as needed. |
Tell what each person is doing in each
picture. For example, This boy is talking on the phone. This man is playing basketball. |
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2 |
Play the recording the first
time. |
Only listen. |
Recorder |
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3 |
Play the recording a second
time. |
Listen to the recording and number the
pictures 1 through 4 to show what each person is doing. |
Recorder |
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4 |
Correct the answers |
Check the answers |
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Listen for some details |
5 |
Point out the list of names and
the list of activities. |
Several students read each list to the
class. |
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6 |
Play the recording and have
students fill in the rest of the answers. Say, Now I will play the recording again. Point out the sample answer for number 1. |
Match each name with an activity Write the letter of an activity in front of each name. |
Recorder |
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7 |
Correct the answers |
Check the answers |
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Ⅴ pair work (2c)
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Steps |
Teacher’s activity |
Students’ activity |
Teaching tools |
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1 |
Call attention to the four
people in the picture in activity 2a. Ask students to say something about
each person. Guide students to use the words and phrases playing basketball,
cooking, watching TV, and playing computer games. |
Say something about each person |
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2 |
Point out the sample
conversation in the speech bubbles and have a pair of students read it to the
class. |
A pair of students read it to
the class |
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3 |
Say, Now please work with a
partner. Make conversations like this one. Talk about the people in the pictures. As students work in pairs, move around the room monitoring progress and offering assistance, if needed. |
Act |
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4 |
Ask some pairs to present their
conversations to the class. |
Act |
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Ⅵ summary
What did we learn in this class?
New words describing the weather and three city names: sunny cloudy windy raining snowing
Toronto Boston Moscow
Structures:
2.Ability Objects: Listening skill. Communicative competence.
1.Knowledge Object;
Key Vocabulary: raining, windy, cloudy, sunny, snowing, how’s=how is, weather, Moscow, Toronto, Boston
Target Language: Hi! How’s the weather in Beijing? It’s sunny
3.Moral Object
In the West ,people like talking about the weather instead of asking Have you eaten? or Where are you going? It’s impolite to ask such questions in the West.
Teaching Key Points
Key Vocabulary:
Learn to talk about the weather using the target language.
Teaching Difficulties
Key Vocabulary:
Learn to talk about the weather using the target language.
Train students’ Listening skill.
Train students’ communicative competence.
Teaching Methods
Listening and talking methods.
Pair work.
Teaching Aids
Stick figures. A tape recorder.
Teaching Procedures
Step I.
Greet the class as usual. Check the answers to the exercises.
Step II.1a
Show some stick figures. What do you think this sign means?
It means raining. Then point to the signs in turn, read the words and have students repeat several times. Ask students to describe each picture using the words learned just now.
Match each word or phrase on the list with one of the pictures.
Answer:1a 2e 3d 4b 5c
Step III.1b
Play the recording. Have students listen and write the city names in the boxes to go with its weather.
Answers: a Toronto b Beijing c Moscow d Shanghai e Boston.
Step IV.1C
Put students into pairs. Students working pairs. Ask and Answer.
Step V.Summary
In this class we’ve learned five new words describing the weather and three city names. Then we’ve done listening and oral practice talking about the weather.
Step VI.Homework
Memorize the spellings of the key words learned in this class.
Recite the conversation in activity 1c.
2.Ability Objects
Listening skill.
Communicative competence.
1.Knowledge Object;
Key Vocabulary
raining , windy, cloudy, sunny, snowing, how’s=how is ,weather, Moscow, Toronto, Boston
Target Language
Hi! How’s the weather in Beijing? It’s sunny
3、情感目标:学习不同地方的天气和人的活动,来对学生进行不同文化意识的渗透。
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