Four Seasons
教学目标
1.四会掌握单词: spring, summer, fall, winter.
2.三会掌握单词: season, warm, pick, snowman, cool.
3.能听懂会说，会读：There are four seasons in a year. They are spring, summer, fall
and winter.
教学重难点
单词fall ，cool的发音以及描述各季节特征的短语。
教学准备
1.课件 2.卡片
教学过程
Step1: Warm up (1)Sing a song Four seasons
(2)（TPR）I do the action, you guess the words. T: sunny, rainy, cloudy, snowy
Ss: sunny, rainy, cloudy, snowy T: Well done. T: How is the weather today?
Ss: It’s a … day. T: Is it hot? Ss: No. T: It’s very cold. (drill 操练) Why it is cold?
Now it’s winter. Step2: Presentation and learning.
Step2:教学winter, spring, summer 和fall.
1. Teaching “winter”. (1). T: Winter is cold.(用发抖的声音读) What can you
think about winter? Ss:（自由发言） T: Snowman make snowmen We can make
snowmen in winter. (2).揭示课题 T: Winter is one of the seasons. And today we’re
Questions:
Para．1
1．How does the author begin this article? Why does she quote Marx and Engels?
Para．4
2．How do some of Western social scientists and anthropologists and foreign
politicians view this trend of globalization? Does the author agree? What is
your view?
3．Why does the author put “xenophobia” and “economic ambition” as a pair in
contrast?
4. Is the author's summary of the book accurate?
Para. 7
5. How does the author bring out the inconsistencies on the concept of
Westernization?
Para. 8
8. In what way are cultures resourceful, resilient, and unpredictable? How does
the author prove this?
9. Why does McDonald's serve mutton instead of beef in India?
Para.9
10. Why are teenagers so important?
11. Why does the author consider teenagers one of the powerful engines of
merging global cultures?
区分：
in class 课堂上（指正在上课）
in the class 在课室（指在教室里）
你可以这样记：
the 是定冠词 它可以用在地点前
特指
class＝classroom(教室)
the class（room） 就是在课室里
而 in class没有“the”、意思就是正在上课
例句：
Don't talk loudly in class.
（不要在课堂上大声讲话.）
Don't eat in the class.
(不要在课室里吃东西.)
The children are in the class.
（那些孩子们都在教室里.）
......
还有许多类似的例子,如：
at/in school 在上学
in the school 在校园
in hospital 在住院
in the hospital 在医院
in bed （躺）在床上
in the bed （东西）在床上 收起
The Four Quartets
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Time present and time past
Are both perhaps present in time future
And time future contained in time past.
The Four Quartets by T. S. Eliot is a work of four poems: Burnt Norton (1935), East
Coker (1940), The Dry Salvages (1941), and Little Gidding (1942) which has been
acclaimed by many as one of the greatest works of mystical poetry ever written, and
as certainly one of the greatest poetic compositions of the twentieth century. It
requires little to appreciate the beauty of the words and the mysteries it evokes, but a
great deal of knowlege and reflection to adequately appreciate many of the mystical
and historical allusions that it makes. These selections are but excerpts that indicate
the worth of the whole.
Contents
1 Burnt Norton (1935)
