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北京市房山区周口店中学高一英语《Unit 4 Cyberspace-Lesson 2》教案（必修一北师大版）Step 1 Lead in1.What does the word “website” mean?2.Do you use the Internet?3.What do you know about the Internet?4.Do you know the history of the Internet?StepⅡ Listening1. Listen to the tape and then do Exercise 2Keys: 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. b2. Listen to the tape again and say out the meanings of the following words.the pentagon a nuclear war link net work entertainmentStep ⅢAsk students what they can do by making use of website. Then answer the question on P 10.Which website on this page can you visit to do these things?At the same time ask and explain the words on the Internet page, such as “ancient civilization”Listen to the tape twice. (listening 5)Explain some important sentences.1.What are you up to this weekend?2.I’ve printed out the Internet page.3.Just hang on a second.4.There’s a fashion show this weekend.Ask students to fill in the missing words or phrases of the dialogue.Ask students to read the sentences aloud.Step IV1. Share the listening strategies with students and point out that it’s the samein our own language: Important words•Listen for words that are stressed. They are important words.•Do not worry if you do not hear all the other words.2. Students listen to the seven sentences on the cassette. Pause after each sentence for students to identify the stressed words. Then play the cassette for students to repeat the sentences.StepⅤ1. Ask each student to make notes of what he / she would like to do from Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon.2. Revise telephone languages. Pay attention to some expressions different from Chinese ones.3. Ask students to work in pair phoning each other, talking about the plan at the weekend.Step VIAsk students to write a composition about the advantages and disadvantages of the Internet in their lives.。

市房山区某某店中学高一英语《Unit 3 Celebration-municationworkshop》教案Teaching aims:To practise expression surprising and asking for repetition.To write a description of an event using appropriate linking wordsTeaching difficulties:To write a description of an event using appropriate linking wordsTeaching course:Ⅰ Warm upStudents listen and read the dialogue and mark the expressionsWhen students have checked their answers, play the cassette again, this time pausing it so students can repeat the expressions.ⅡTalkingImagine you are going to a party. Invent an unusual character for yourself and write notes about the person. For example:Tina and I are talking to each other. We are standing outside a dance-hall and are talking about dancing.TINA: I haven’t danced for a long time.I: Neither have ITINA: We must go to a dance soon, or we’ll forget how to dance.I: Yes, we must. What have you been doing since I last saw you?TINA: I’ve been studying hard for my examinations. And you?I: I’ve been learning Japanese every evening.TINA: Really? Why have you been learning Japanese? Why not English?I: I hope to visit Japan next year.TINA: Well, we’ll both have to start learning all the new dances.I: Yes, let’s go into the dance-hall and ask if we can take dancing-lessons.TINA: A good idea. We can teach elephants to dance nowadays perhaps here’s hope for us.Ask students to make up a dialogue according to it.Tom Jackson and Charles Brown are talking about their summer holidays at party. Tom: Where are you going for your holidays, Charles?Charles: To Australia. I’m going to visit my uncle in Brisbane for three weeks. Tom: Oh wonderful! You certainly are lucky. How are you going there? Charles: By air, of course. It takes over two weeks to go by sea.Tom: I once went to Singapore by air. It was very exciting- but never again. Charles: Why? Did you feel frightened?Tom: For a short time. One of the engines caught fire.Charles: Too terrible! What did the pilot do?Tom: He put it out and flew back to the airport. Then he asked the people at the airport where the emergency runway was.Charles: Did you land safely?Tom: Yes, we did. But I shall never fly again.Ⅲ H ow to writeWe must know how we should write an event, that is to say , knowing what we write first , then what happened , finally how it end. So let’s read the description of the party. Then judge these topics with the paragraph.Ⅳ Further studyingTurn to page 91, read the article to study the structure of an article.。

Unit 1 Lifestyles (Of Module I)Lesson 4 City and Country (First Period)Reading & SpeakingI. ObjectivesThe students will be able toe reading strategies to do prediction and get the main idea of the two texts.2.Find the meanings of new words from the contexts and explain them in simple English.3. Sort the specific information about Debbie’s and Paul’s lives.4. Talk about differences and similarities between Debbie and Paul’s lifestyles.5. Express opinions toward different lifestyles.Procedures Activities PurposesPre-reading ( 5 minutes )Step 1 Explain learning objectives To make clear learning tasksand teacher’s expectations. Step 2Ss look at the pictures first andtell what they are about.To lead the students into thetopic and arouse theirinterest.Step3Ask the students to describe citylife and country life with words theycan think of.E.g. City life can be busy…Country life can be boring…To pool together the existingknowledge about the topic.Step 4Ask the students to do predictionaccording to the pictures, the title andtwo or three lines of the texts.To create readingexpectations to be activereaders.While-reading (about 20 minutes )Step 5 Read the texts fast and find outsub-topics of the two texts.To skim the texts for mainidea.Step 6Deal wi th new words andex pressions.●Individual work●Check with the whole class1. To find the new wordsaccording to the contextsgiven and guess the meaningsof them.2. To try to explain the wordsin easy English to form thehabit of thinking in English.3. To prepare for furtherreading.Step 7Read the texts carefully and fill in a table with specific information.●Individual work●Check with partners●Check with the whole class 1.To scan the texts forcertain information.2.To sort up theinformation and presentit in a table.Step 8Listen to the tape. The st udents can choose either to read after in a low voice or just listen. 1.To ch eck thepronunciation andintonation.2. To allow the acquired information to sink in.Post-reading ( 15 minutes )Step 9 Use the table as clues to●Practice retelling Debbie’s andPaul’s lifestyles●Tell how Debbie’s and Paul’slives are different.1.T o practice expressingthe sorted up informationorally and get familiarwith the content of thetexts.2. To help train the abilityof basic thinking by talkingabout the differencesbetween lifestyles.Step 10 Ask the students to work ingroups and find out the similaritiesbetween Debbie’s and Paul’s lives.To get the stud ents to rereadthe texts with a differentperspective and train theirability of deep thinking.Voice your opinion ( 5 minutes )Step 11 Offer a question for argumentWhich lifestyle do you prefer?Why?To offer a chance for thestudents to express theiropinions based on what theyhave learned.Conclusion ( option) Step 12 Two questions for consideration1．Do you have any newunderstandings towardlife?2．Have you learned anythingin this class that can helpyou improve your English?To train the students’ability of reflection on bothknowledge and skills.WorksheetI. Fill in the blanks with proper words.1.Debbie is an ____________ who works in a large company. She checks numbers every day.2.She goes to work on ______________, or what people call the underground.3.The underground in London is so ________ that Debbie can’t find anywhere to sit.4.Debbie goes to the gym after work, __________ she doesn’t get enough exercise.5.Debbie loves driving to the countryside with her friend s, for the fresh air there is goodfor her __________.6.Paul is interested in China and it’s his dream to see the Great Wall, so he is studying Chineseby ________________.7.Paul likes to buy some _______ in London, although his wife doesn’t like them.III.Fill in the table with information about Debbie and Paul.Debbie Paul Lives inWake-up timeHow to go toworkJobEveningactivitiesWeekendactivities。

北京市房山区周口店中学高一英语《Unit 3Celebration-communication workshop》教案Teaching aims:To practise expression surprising and asking for repetition.To write a description of an event using appropriate linking wordsTeaching d ifficulties:To write a description of an event using appropriate linking wordsTeaching course:Ⅰ Warm upStudents listen and read the dialogue and mark the expressionsWhen students have checked their a nswers, play the cassette again, this time pausingit so students can repeat the expressi ons.ⅡTalkingImagine you are going to a party. Invent an unusual character for yourself and write notes about the person. For example:Tina and I are talking to each other. We are standing outside a dance-hall and are talking about dancing.TINA: I haven’t danced for a long time.I: Neither have ITINA: We must g o to a dance soon, or we’ll forget how to dance.I: Yes, we must. What have you been doing since I last saw you?TINA: I’ve been studying hard for my examinations. An d you?I: I’ve been learning Japanese every evening.TINA: Really? Why have you been learning Japanese? Why not English?I: I hope to visit Japan next year.TINA: Well, we’ll both have to start learning all the new dances.I: Yes, l et’s go into the dance-hall and ask if we can take dancing-lessons.TINA: A good idea. We can teach elephants to dance nowadays perhaps here’s hopefor us.Ask students to make up a dialogue according to it.Tom Jackson and Charles Brown are talking about their summer holidays at party. Tom: Where are you going for your holidays, Charles?Charles: To Australia. I’m going to visit my uncle in Brisbane for three weeks. Tom: Oh wonderful! You certainly are lucky. How are you going there? Charles: By air, of course. It takes over two weeks to go by sea.Tom: I once went to Singapore by air. It was very exciting- but never again. Charles: Why? Did you feel frightened?Tom: For a short time. One of the engines caught fire.Charles: Too terrible! What did the pilot do?Tom: He put it out and flew back to the airport. Then he asked the people at the airport where the emergency runway was.Charles: Did you land safely?Tom: Yes, we did. But I shall never fly again.Ⅲ H ow to writeWe must know how we should writ e an event, that is to say , knowing what we write first , then wha t happened , finally ho w it end. So let’s read t he description of the party. Then judge these topics with the paragraph.Ⅳ Further studyi ngTurn to page 91, read the article to study the structure of an article.。

北京市房山区周口店中学高一英语《Unit 3 Celebration-Lesson 1》教案（必修一北师大版）Teaching aims:To use pictures to help understand new wordsTo practise the Present Simple Passive, Present Continuous Passive, Past Simple Passive, Present Perfect Passive and Past Continuous Passive.Teaching difficulties:To practise the Present Simple Passive, Present Continuous Passive, Past Simple Passive, Present Perfect Passive and Past Continuous Passive.Teaching Aids: computer and cassetteTeaching procedures:Ⅰ. Warming upT:In every season we will spend some festivals. Which festival do you like? S: (Students will give all kinds of festivals.)T: Today we will read an article about Chinese seasonal festivals. Now guess what festivals they are.S:T: They are the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Lantern Festival and the Dragon Boat Festival.Ⅱ ReadingRead the text and do the exercise (according to these pictures say out the names of festivals)T: In your hometown which festival do you celebrate?S:T: Read the text quickly. Read the following sentences tell me. Which festival does it belong to?1.On that day, many people try their best to go home to share the feeling of ‘beingtogether’ with families.2. This festival marks the end of the Chinese New Year celebration.3. This festival marks the beginning of the hottest season of the year.4. The special food for the day is sweet dumplings.5. The festival falls on the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar.6. On that night, the moon is said to be the biggest and the brightest. Answers: 1.the Mid-Autumn Festival 2.the Lantern Festival 3. the Dragon Boat Festival 4. the Lantern Festival 5. the Dragon Boat Festival 6.the Mid-Autumn FestivalⅢ Talking and speakingDivide the class into three groups. Each group reads one section of the text carefully and writes four or five questions about it. Then give the class three or four minutes to read the whole text again. Students close their books to ask questions for the rest of the class to answer.Do the exercise 3Encourage students to describe other festivals they know well but they can’t tell the name of the festival so that other students will be interested to guess what they are.Ⅳ Voice your opinion1. In western countries which festivals do people celebrate? Can you describe them to your students? Are the festivals between China and western countries similar or different?2. Do you think too much money is spent at festival times? Why or why not?3. Which festival in china is most important for children, young people, old people,women or men?Ⅴ GrammarShow students the basic passive structureCompare a sentence of the active voice with one of the passive voice.Do the exercise 5, 6, 7 and 8Ⅵ VocabularyDo the exercise 9Ⅶ HomeworkDo the exercise 10。