人教版必修一高中英语作文课教案全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Title: Let's Write a Fun Story!Hi kids! Today we're going to learn how to write an exciting story in English class. Writing stories is a great way to use your imagination and creativity. Follow along and I'll teach you all the steps!First, we need to come up with an idea for our story. What kind of story do you want to write? It could be about anything - an adventure, a mystery, or even something silly and funny. Raise your hand if you have an idea to share with the class![Listen to student ideas and pick one to use as an example]Okay, let's say we want to write a story about a kid who finds a magic pencil that can draw anything to life. That sounds like a fun idea, doesn't it?Now we need to make a plan for our story. Every good story needs characters, a setting, a problem, and a solution. Let's start with the characters.Who will be the main character in our magic pencil story? Maybe it could be a boy or girl around your age. What should their name be? [Get student suggestions for character name]Great, let's call our main character Jamie. Jamie will be the one who finds the magic pencil.A story also needs other characters besides the main one. Who else could be in our story? Maybe Jamie has a best friend or a little brother or sister. Or maybe there is someone who doesn't want Jamie to have the magic pencil! [Take suggestions for other characters]Awesome, it sounds like we'll also have Jamie's best friend Sammy, and a mean bully named Zack who tries to take the magic pencil.Now we need to decide on the setting. Where does our story take place? It could be in a city, a small town, a forest, wherever you can imagine! [Students share setting ideas]A small town near the woods sounds like the perfect setting for a magic pencil story. Jamie lives in a small town but goes exploring in the woods one day and finds the pencil there.Next, we need a problem for Jamie to solve. In story writing, we call this the "conflict." What problem could Jamie have with the magic pencil? [Listen to plot problem ideas]Okay, let's say that after Jamie finds the pencil and starts drawing things to life, the bully Zack finds out about it and tries to steal the pencil to use it for himself. Zack causes lots of trouble with the pencil's magic drawings. This will be the main conflict Jamie has to resolve.Finally, we need to come up with a solution to the problem. How can Jamie defeat the bully and keep control of the magic pencil? [Students suggest possible solutions]Those are some clever ideas! Maybe the solution is that Jamie out-smarts Zack by drawing something to trap him. Or Jamie could lose the pencil for a while but then get it back at the end.Now we know the main characters, setting, problem, and potential solution for our story. We have a full plan to start writing!The next step is to organize the story into a beginning, a middle, and an ending. The beginning introduces the characters and setting, and sets up the main conflict. The middle is wherethe main problem and events occur. And the ending is where we show how the conflict is resolved.Let's quickly sketch out those three sections:Beginning: Introduce Jamie, describe the small town and woods, Jamie finds the magic pencilMiddle: Jamie draws some cool things with the pencil, bully Zack finds out and tries to steal it, Zack causes problems with the drawings coming to lifeEnding: Jamie has to get the pencil back and defeat Zack somehowNow we're ready to start writing out the full story! Don't worry about making it perfect on your first draft. Just let your imagination and creativity flow. You can go back and improve it later.Also remember to use all the great descriptive words you know to make your writing more interesting. Instead of saying "Jamie went to the woods," you could write "Jamie ventured into the shadowy forest, branches cracking beneath his feet."I'll give you some time to work on writing your draft. If you get stuck or need any help, just raise your hand! I'm here to assist.[Students work on writing story drafts, teacher circulates and helps]Fantastic work, everyone! You all wrote such imaginative and engaging stories. I'm so impressed with your creativity.For next class, I want you to revise and edit your story one more time. Check for any spelling, grammar or punctuation errors. See if you can add in more descriptive details to make your setting and characters come to life even more vividly.Then, you'll have a chance to share your wonderful story with the rest of the class! I can't wait to hear the magical adventures you've written.Writing stories is so much fun, and you all should be proud of the creative work you did today. Keep practicing your writing, and remember, every author started out as a young storyteller just like you. Who knows where your imagination could take you?Great job, class! See you next time!篇2English Writing Lesson Plan (2000 words)Hi everyone! Today we're going to learn about writing in English class. Writing is super important because it helps you share your thoughts and stories with others. Are you ready to become an awesome writer? Let's get started!First, let's talk about what makes a good piece of writing. Good writing has three main things:It is clear and easy to understand. The writer uses simple words and explains things in a way that makes sense.It is organized with an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion. The introduction tells what the writing is about. The body gives more details. The conclusion sums it all up.It is interesting and fun to read! The writer uses colorful words and descriptions to paint a picture in the reader's mind.Now I'll share some tips for awesome writing:Tip 1: Choose a good topic that you care about and know a lot about. It could be your favorite video game, book, sport, holiday, food - anything! The more excited you are about the topic, the easier it will be to write.Tip 2: Make a plan before you start writing. Decide what your main idea is and what supporting details you want to include. Having a plan keeps your writing focused and organized.Tip 3: Write a catchy introduction to grab the reader's attention right away. You can ask a question, share an interesting fact, tell a short story, or use an exciting description.Tip 4: Use clear topic sentences at the start of each body paragraph to state the main idea you'll discuss. Then add detailed examples, reasons, facts, and descriptions.Tip 5: Vary your sentence structure to make your writing more interesting. Use some short, simple sentences but also longer compound or complex sentences.Tip 6: Choose your words carefully and use adjectives and descriptive language to paint a picture in the reader's mind. Boring words make boring writing!Tip 7: Use transition words like "first," "next," "in addition," "however," and "finally" to smoothly connect your ideas from sentence to sentence.Tip 8: Conclude by restating your main idea and leaving the reader with an interesting final thought to ponder.Tip 9: Read your writing out loud and revise to improve the flow and fix any mistakes.Tip 10: Ask someone else (parents, siblings, friends) to read your writing and provide feedback before your final draft.Those are the keys to awesome writing! Now, let's practice with a fun activity. I'll give you a writing prompt, and you'll plan and write a short paragraph using the tips we just discussed.Today's prompt is: "My Perfect Day"Start by choosing a specific perfect day you'd like to describe - it could be a holiday, your birthday, a special trip, or just an ideal day at home or with friends. Then, make a quick plan with your main idea and key supporting details like places you went, people you saw, favorite activities, foods you ate, and so on.When you're ready, draft a clear topic sentence introducing your perfect day. Add 2-3 body sentences giving descriptive details to paint a vivid picture in the reader's mind. Finally, write a conclusion restating your main idea.For example, my perfect day might start like this:"My perfect day would be a sunny Saturday during summer vacation. First, I would..."Then I'd continue with fun details like sleeping in late, eating my favorite pancakes for breakfast, playing outside with friends, cooling off with a cold popsicle, and ending the night roasting s'mores around a campfire.The key is to get creative and describe using your five senses (sights, sounds, smells, tastes, touches) so the reader can imagine being there too!Okay writers, let's get our pencils out and start drafting those perfect day paragraphs...(After writing) Fantastic work, authors! You're all on your way to becoming amazing writers. Let's share a few examples and provide positive feedback...Writing takes practice, but following these tips will help all of your future stories, reports, and essays truly shine. The most important thing is to have fun with it! Keep writing, keep exploring new topics, and you'll just keep getting better and better.Thanks for your hard work today, writers! I'm so proud of your creative paragraphs. See you next class for more exciting adventures in writing!篇3Writing Awesome Compositions!Hey guys! It's me, your friendly neighborhood writing buddy. Today we're going to learn all about how to write super coolcompositions. I know, I know, writing can seem kind of boring sometimes. But trust me, once you get the hang of it, it's actually really fun!First things first, let's go over what a composition is. Basically, it's just a fancy word for any piece of writing - an essay, a story, a letter, whatever! The important thing is that you're taking your thoughts and ideas and putting them down on paper (or on a computer screen) in an organized way.So how do we do that? Well, there are a few key steps:PrewritingThis is where you get all your ideas out of your head and onto paper. You can make lists, draw pictures, write down words or phrases that come to mind related to your topic - whatever works for you. The goal is to gather all your thoughts before you start writing.DraftingNow it's time to take those prewriting notes and turn them into a draft - a rough first version of your composition. Don't worry about making it perfect at this stage! Just focus on getting your ideas down in a logical order with an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.RevisingOnce you have a draft, it's time to revise and improve it. Read through what you've written and look for ways to make it clearer, more interesting, and better organized. You can add details, remove unnecessary parts, rearrange things - whatever you think will make it stronger.EditingAfter revising for content and organization, it's time for a final polish. This is where you edit for proper grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation. It's the last step before your composition is ready to share with others!Those are the basic steps, but here are some more pro tips for awesome writing:Show, don't tellInstead of just stating facts or telling what happened, use lots of vivid details to show your reader and help them really picture and experience what you're writing about.Use your sensesDescribing sights, sounds, smells, textures, and tastes will make your writing way more engaging and immersive.Vary your sentencesDon't just use short, choppy sentences all the time. Mix it up with longer, more complex sentences along with the simpler ones. Variety makes things more interesting to read.Choose powerful wordsDon't settle for basic, bland words. Dig into your vocabulary and use more precise, vivid, and expressive words when you can. It'll amp up your writing instantly!Add some voiceWriting is a chance to let your unique personality and way of looking at the world come through. Don't be afraid to develop your own distinctive writing voice and style.So there you have it - the keys to crafting awesome compositions! Of course, the best way to improve is through practice. The more you write, the easier and more natural it will become.Writing may seem hard at first, but it's also a lot of fun once you get going. It's your chance to explore cool ideas, tell amazing stories, and express yourself in a really creative way. So don't be afraid to give it a try! Just take it step-by-step using thetips we covered. Before you know it, you'll be an A+ writing superstar!Okay, I think that's enough writing advice from me for now. Let me know if you have any other questions! Happy writing, everyone!篇4My English Writing Class Lesson PlanHi everyone! Today I'm going to tell you all about my high school English writing class. We use the People's Education Edition Compulsory 1 textbook. Our teacher Miss Zhang is really nice and helps us a lot with our writing.First up, Miss Zhang always starts the class by reviewing what we learned last time. She puts some key vocabulary words or grammar points up on the board and has us go over them. If anyone has any questions, she'll explain things again really clearly.After the review, we usually do a short warmup writing exercise. Sometimes Miss Zhang will show us a cool picture and have us write a few descriptive sentences about it. Or she might give us an interesting topic and we'll free-write for 5 minutes,just getting our ideas out. The warmups help get our brains ready for the main writing activity.Then it's time for the main event - working on our longer essays and compositions! Miss Zhang always gives us a different prompt or task to write about. One time, she had us write a narrative story from the perspective of an object, like a pen or a backpack. That was really fun to let our imaginations go wild!Another time, we had to write a persuasive essay convincing our school to adopt a new policy, like allowing students to use phones in class or having longer lunch breaks. We had to come up with solid arguments and evidence to support our points. It was great practice for organizing and developing an argument.My favorite so far was the creative writing unit where we got to write our own short stories or poems from scratch. I wrote a zany adventure tale about a group of talking animals who went on a quest to find a missing relic. Getting to make up my own characters and plot was awesome!No matter what we're writing, Miss Zhang always has us go through the full process - brainstorming ideas, outlining, drafting, revising, editing, and finalizing. She meets with each of us individually while we're drafting to give us feedback. Her comments are so helpful for improving our work.Sometimes we'll do peer review activities where we swap papers with classmates and give each other suggestions. It's really valuable to get an outside perspective. We always have to be respectful and constructive with our feedback though.When our final drafts are done, a few volunteers will read their pieces out loud to the class. We clap for each other and give compliments on what we liked best. Miss Zhang also types up stellar examples to pass around as model texts.The very end of class is my favorite part - free writing time! Miss Zhang puts on some chill music and gives us a prompt like "My wildest dream..." or "If I could travel anywhere..." Then we just write whatever comes to mind for 10 minutes straight without stopping. It's amazing how many creative ideas can flow when you just let go.Phew, writing all this has made me exhausted! But I really love my English writing class. Miss Zhang makes it so fun and interesting. I feel like I'm becoming a much stronger writer, learning all the techniques for different styles of compositions. My writing skills will definitely help me a lot in the future.Well, that's all for my behind-the-scenes look at our lessons. Let me know if you have any other questions! Writing can bechallenging at first, but when you find your creative groove, it's incredibly rewarding. Thanks for reading, and happy writing!篇5My English Writing Lesson PlanHi guys! Today we're going to learn how to write a really awesome English composition. I can't wait to share all the fun tips and tricks I've learned from my English teacher Ms. Johnson. She's the best!First, we need to pick a topic for our composition. Ms. Johnson always says the best topics come from things we're really interested in or have experienced ourselves. That way, our writing will be full of cool details and descriptions that make the story come alive.Some topic ideas could be:Your favorite memory from summer vacationThe happiest or saddest day you can rememberA funny story about something that happened with your family or friendsWhat you want to be when you grow up and whyOnce you've picked an awesome topic, it's time to start prewriting! This just means making some notes about all the main ideas, characters, plot details, etc. that you want to include. Don't worry about making it perfect yet – just jot down anything that comes to mind.During this step, ask yourself questions like:Who are the main characters? What are they like?Where does the story take place? What does itlook/smell/sound like?What is the most exciting or emotional part? How can I describe it vividly?How does the story begin and end?Next up is the outline! I know, I know, outlines sound super boring. But they actually make the whole writing process way easier. An outline helps organize all your prewriting notes into a clear beginning, middle and end. Ms. Johnson says a solid outline is the KEY to a kickin' composition.A basic outline should have:An introductory paragraph that grabs the reader's attentionThree or more body paragraphs that develop the main ideasA conclusion paragraph that restates the main pointEach body paragraph should have:A topic sentence that states the main idea3-4 supporting sentences with descriptive detailsExamples, quotes, or personal experiencesTransition words like "first", "next", "in addition" to connect ideasOnce you've outlined all the pieces, then you finally get to start actual writing! Don't be afraid to get creative here. Use lots of adjectives and sensory details to paint a picture in the reader's mind. Tell it like a story with dialogue, imagery, varied sentence lengths. Most importantly, have fun with it!Here's an example intro paragraph I wrote about the best day of my life:"The brilliant sun was shining, birds were chirping cheerful melodies, and the sweet fragrance of spring flowers danced delightfully through the air. Yet no amount of natural beauty could outshine my inner radiance on this particular April morning. For today was the day I had been awaiting with bated breath - my 8th birthday party!"See how those descriptive details make you feel like you're right there in the scene? That's the kind of writing we're going for.After finishing the first draft, be sure to edit thoroughly. Check for spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors. Make sure each paragraph transitions smoothly into the next. Cut out any rambling, repetitive, or unnecessary information. Proofread out loud to catch awkward phrasing. Ask a friend or parent for feedback too!Finally, read through your polished composition one last time with pride. You worked so hard on this and should feel like a real writer! I'm already excited to share my story with the whole class.Well, that's all the writing wisdom I have for today, guys. Just remember to pick an engaging topic, organize your ideas into an outline, use lots of juicy descriptors, and edit carefully. Follow these tips and you'll be an English composition rockstar in no time! Now let's get writing!篇6My Awesome English Comp Lesson Plan!Hi friends! Today I'm going to teach you how to write a super cool essay for your English Composition class. Get ready for some fun!First up, we need to pick an amazing topic. Something that you really really like and want to tell everyone about. Maybe your favorite video game, or that cool camping trip you went on last summer? The best essays come from things you're truly excited about!Once you've got your topic, it's time to make an outline. Outlines are like maps that show you where your essay is going. Most essays have 3 main sections:IntroductionBodyConclusionThe introduction hooks the reader and tells them what your essay will be about. You can start with a rhetorical question, interesting fact, or funny joke related to your topic. Then you'll state your thesis - this is the main idea or argument of your essay.For example, if I was writing about why pizza is the best food ever, my intro could be:"Have you ever taken a bite of something so delicious, so amazing, that it made you do a little dance? Well, that's how I feel every time I eat pizza - the Greatest Food of All Time! In this essay, I'll prove why no other cuisine can compare to pizza's scrumptiousness."Next up is the Body section - this is the meat of your essay where you'll list all your supporting points and evidence. Most body paragraphs follow this format:Topic SentenceEvidence/ExamplesAnalysisTransition to next paragraphYour topic sentence states the main idea of that paragraph. Then you'll provide facts, quotes, examples, etc. to support your point. Analyze and explain why that evidence is persuasive. And a transition phrase leads nicely into your next body paragraph.For my pizza essay, one body paragraph could be:"First off, pizza has an incredibly tasty flavor that makes mouths water worldwide. Just think about how the gooey cheese, zesty sauce, and crispy crust combine into a flavor explosion!According to a survey by Delicious Magazine, 88% of kids and adults ranked pizza in their top 3 favorite foods. With so many potential toppings like pepperoni, mushrooms, and pineapple, there's a pizza out there to satisfy everyone's tastebuds. Its versatility and deliciousness are key reasons why pizza reigns supreme over boring foods like broccoli or liver."You'll generally want 3-5 body paragraphs jam-packed with relevant examples and logical reasoning. Don't be afraid to get creative and persuasive!Finally, it's time to wrap things up with your conclusion paragraph. This is where you'll restate your thesis in a fresh way and summarize your main supporting points. You can also share relevant thoughts or a call to action.For my essay, I might conclude:"In summary, pizza deserves the title of Best Food Ever because of its craveable flavors, crowd-pleasing versatility, and unmatched fun factor. So next time you're wondering what to eat, don't even think about boring old sandwiches or salads - treat yourself to a piping hot slice of pure deliciousness! Now, who's hungry?"One of the best tips for writing an A+ essay is to show your draft to a parent, teacher, or trusted friend and get their feedback. They can point out things you missed and areas to improve. Don't be discouraged - revising is just part of the fun writing process!Well there you have it amigos - all the main ingredients for cooking up a stellar essay. Just sprinkle in your own unique voice and creative ideas, and you'll have a masterpiece in no time! Let me know if you need any other tips. Now go forth and happy writing!。
