冀教版英语八年级上册教案(全)

Unit 1 Me and My ClassLesson 1: Back to School教学目标通过本课节的教学，让学生达成以下目标：1.知识目标掌握单词：physics接触单词：Sandra, Cox, recent短语和句型：One… and the other…, introduce…to…2.能力目标(1)能听懂有关谈论新学期的对话；(2)能用英语谈论开学第一天的有关事情。

3.情感目标加强同学间的交流，增进友谊。

重点难点1.重点：掌握本课节的重点单词、短语和句型。

2.难点：能用英语谈论开学第一天的有关事情。

教学准备PPT 课件；本课对话及听力练习的音频；考克斯老师和桑德拉的人物图、物理课本封面、一张最近的照片。

授课时数1课时教学过程Step 1 Warming upHave a free talk between the teacher and the students.1. Talk about the summer vacation.How was your summer vacation?What did you do during your summer vacation?Did you go anywhere for your vacation?Where did you go?Who did you go with?What do you think of the place?2. Talk about the first day of a new term.Are you happy to be back to school?How do you feel to see your classmates again?Is there anything new to tell us?Do you have new classmates?Do you have new teachers?What about your subjects?Step 2 PresentationTeach the new words Cox,Sandra, physics, recent.Show the students pictures to teach them by introducing the first day of the new term.Ms. Cox /kɒks/Sandra/ˈsændrə/physics /ˈfɪzɪks/ a recent/ˈriːsnt/ picture考克斯女士桑德拉物理学adj. 最近的；近代的Teacher says:This term, I have a new teacher. She is Ms. Cox. And I have a new classmate. Her name is Sandra.I also have a new subject. It’s physics. We’ll look for a recent picture of ourselves to make a class picture.Step 3 Listening and answeringTeacher says: Now, Li Ming and Danny are talking about their first day of Grade 8. Listen and answer the following questions.1. How was Danny’s first day of Grade 8?2. How is Grade 8 for Li Ming?Answers: 1. It was great.2.It’s almost the same as Grade 7.Step 4 Reading1. Get the students to read the dialogue and answer the following questions. (Let’s Do It! No. 1)(1)How many new classmates does Danny have? What are their names?(2) What advice does Li Ming give Danny on how to start a conversation with Sandra?(3)Li Ming has a new subject this year. What is it?(4)What will Li Ming do to prepare for his class tomorrow? Why?Answers:(1) Danny has two new classmates this term. One is Sandra and the other is Mary.(2) Danny can introduce himself to Sandra. He can also ask her questions.(3)It is physics./ Physics.(4) He will look for a good picture of himself. He will use it to make a class picture tomorrow. 2. Get the students to read the dialogue and fill in the blanks.It was the _________ day of Grade 8. Danny was _________ to see his classmates after such a long holiday. Sandra and Mary are his _________ classmates. And Ms. Cox is his new _________ teacher. Danny wanted to talk to Sandra, but he didn’t know _________. Li Ming told him to __________ himself to her or ask her questions. Li Ming thinks Grade 8 is almost the _________ as Grade 7. He has a new subject——_________. Li Ming doesn’t have any good ________ pictures of himself to make a class picture. Danny advised him to use the picture of him on the _________. Li Ming agreed. He will __________ one.Answers: first, happy, new, English, how to begin, introduce, same, physics, recent, camel, look for3. Get the students to read the dialogue and find the following expressions, then translate them.☐be happy to do sth.做某事很高兴☐such a long holiday如此长的假期☐One… and the other…一个……，另一个……☐make new friends交新朋友☐want to do sth. 想要做某事☐introduce … to sb. 给某人介绍……☐the same as…和……一样☐make a class picture制作班级照☐on the camel骑在骆驼上☐look for寻找Step 5 Reading and retelling1. Get the students to read the dialogue following the recording.2. Get the students to tell the class how Li Ming’s/Danny’s first day of Grade 8 was.Step 6 Exercises1. Play the recording of the passage for the students to listen and tick the correct pictures. (Let’s Do It! No. 2)Answers: Picture 1, Picture 2, Picture 42. Get the students to fill in the blanks with the words or phrase in the box. (Let’s Do It! No. 3)can do. You can _________ your teacher or your classmates for help. You can also _________ books from the library. If you can’t find the answers in a book, you can _________ the answers on the Internet. These days you can search the web for almost everything. You are sure to find a website that can ________ you the answers you need.Answers: ask, borrow, look for, giveStep 7 Discussion and introductionWork in pairs. Discuss the following questions: How do you like Grade 8? What is new this term? Are there any new students in your class? Do you have any new subjects? (Let’s Do It! No. 4) Example:I like Grade 8 very much. There are eight new students in my class! I have a new subject this year…Step 8 SummarySum up what we’ve learnt in this period with the class.be happy to do sth.such a/an+形容词+可数名词单数introduce …to…the same as…look forOne…, and the other…I didn’t know how to begin.Step 9 Language points1. One is Sandra and the other is Mary.一个是桑德拉，另一个是玛丽。

Unit 2 My Favourite School SubjectLesson 9 I Don’t Want to Miss Geography!1.能够掌握课标要求的“四会”词汇：since，poor，cough，because，seem2.了解如何用英语介绍自己喜欢的学科。

3.介绍自己喜欢的学科并说出理由。

1.掌握一些与介绍喜欢的学科有关的重点词汇：like，learn，love，understand2.激发学生兴趣，让学生运用所学知识介绍自己喜欢的学科并说出理由。

掌握以下重点句子：①I have been sick for two days.②I had to miss school.③It seems hard，but don’t worry.④How about every Thursday after school from 7：00 to 8：30?Step 1Lead－inLead in by showing some pictures of different subjects.Let the students check ingroups and ask questions about the subjects.Then present some in front of the class.Questions：What subject do you like best？Why do you like it？Step 2ListeningListen to the tape and know about the main points of the dialogue.At the same time，fill in the blanks with the words you hear.1.Li Lin has been sick for two________.2.Li Lin came to school because she didn’t want to miss her favourite________.3.Wang Mei isn’t good at________，but Li Lin can help her.Finish the task in class in oral.Step 3ReadingRead the dialogue and answer the following questions：What did the doctor ask Li Lin to do this week？What subject is Li Lin good at？When can Li Lin help Wang Mei with her geography？Read the dialogue and finish task in class in oral.Step 4PracticeMake a note to introduce your favourite subject.Work in groups to finish the task.After a while，let some groups present their notes in front of the class.When the students are writing，the teacher walks around the classroom to solve the problems that probably happen.Step 5Come to “Let’s Do It！”Listen to the tape and finish Exercise 1 together.Read the dialogue again and ask the students to fill in the blanks of Exercise 2.1.Finish off Exercise 3 in “Let’s Do It！”.2.Write a note to introduce your favourite subject.。

Unit 3 Families Celebrate TogetherI Love AutumnEnable students to master the knowledge of mid-autumn day and thanksgiving.Enable students to master new words: celebrate, round, however, wonder phrases: Mid-Autumn Festival, Thank you for…sentence structure: We will eat moon cakes and fruit during the festival.Step 1 Greeting.Show a poem and ask one student to read.T: What is the poem about? Can you find something?S: The first letter of every sentence forms a letter: Autumn.T: Do you like autumn?Discuss:What Chinese festivals are there in autumn?Do you know any autumn festivals in other countries?Step2: PresentationV ocabulary:Give pictures to show new words: celebrate, celebration, round, however, mid, lunar, thanksgivingRead Li Ming’s e-mail and answer:1.What will Li Ming do with his parents on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival ?2.What is the best thing for Li Ming in autumn?Check answersRead Jenny’s e-mail and answer:1. Where will Jenny go on Thanksgiving Day?2. Do people celebrateThanksgiving on the same day in the U.S. and Canada?T: Do you know what do they do on Thanksgiving?Extensive readingT: In autumn, there is another important holiday in western countries, do know what it is?S: Halloween.Show a passage about Halloween and fill in the blanks.celebrate, look for, named together, have funIn Canada, people hold another big _______ on December 31-- Halloween. It’s a great time for kids to ______,like making “Jackie Lantern”, “Apple biting” game. On that night, they usually put on costumes, masks and play a game _____ “ trick or treat”. They get _______and _______ candies in each family. If they get nothing, they will play some naughty tricks.Check answersStep3: PracticeGive students two tasks and choose one of them.Task one:Tell the similarities and differences between Mid-Autumn day and Thanksgiving. Task two:You have a Canadian friend,and you call her/him to talkabout holiday. (pair work)Different countries, different cultures, different traditions, but one similarity, that is families get together. What is a family?1. Listen and read.2. Preview the next lesson.3. Do exercises.4. Festivals of autumn in China and in Canada.。

备课本冀教版八年级上册英语全册教案班级______教师______日期______Unit 1 Me and My classLesson 1 Back to School!Teaching objectives:1. Grasp the mastery vocabulary and phrases.2. Make the students understand the meaning of the text.3. Learn something about an e-mail written by English.After learning this lesson, the students can write their own e-mails.Teaching Aims1.Knowledge goals: Master the vocabulary(physics, recent, )2. Ability goals: (1) Useful phrases and structures (one…the other…, make friends, introduce sb. to sb., thesame as)(2) Understand the meaning of the text3. Emotion goals: Learn how to express the first day of a new termImportant points: Can use phrases freely to make sentencesDifficult points: Master important phrasesTeaching method:Speaking,Teaching progress:Class opening: Introduce the topic of this unit.Key steps:Step 1. Ask the students to discuss the question in “Chat Show”What did you do in your summer holiday?Step 2. DictationDictate these words: back, be back, grade, student, pupil, class, have, have lessons /classes,more, cousin, brainStep 3. Present new sentencesbe back /be back homee.g.I am back.T: Ask one student “Which Grade are you in this year?”S: I am in Grade 8 this year.T: How many students are there in your school?S: There are about 900 students in my school.T: How many pupils are there in your class?S: My class has 50 pupils.Then the teacher makes the students do pair works, make sure they can use these sentences toask and answer.Write “We have our class in one room and the teacher s come to us.” Explain the meaning ofthis sentence to the students.Step 4. Project some questions on the big screen1. How many new classmates does Danny have? What are their names?2. What advice does Li Ming give Danny on how to start a conversation with Sandra?3. Li Ming has a new subject this year. What is it?4. What will Li Ming do to prepare for his class tomorrow? Why?Step 5.Project some sentences of the second e-mail, have the students listen to the tape and decide them “True” or “False”1. It wasn’t fun to get an e-mail from China. ( )2. This year, school begins at 8:30. ( )3. Every teacher has a different classroom. ( )4. My cousin Brain arrives from the U.K on Tuesday. ( )5. Brain is fourteen years old. ( )Then tell the students the ways to write and send an e-mail.Step 6. Language points.1. Back to school. 返回学校。

冀教版八年级英语上册教案教学设计Unit 1 Me and My ClassLesson 1 Li Ming Is Back to SchoolⅠ.Teaching content:1. New words and phrases: grade, student, class, pupil, cousin; be back, have lessons/classes2. Introduce yourself and your schoolⅡ.Teaching goals1. Learn new words: back grade, student, class, pupil & cousin2. Make sure the Ss can introduce themselves and their school3. Talk about the differences between schools in China and other countries. Ⅲ.Key points:1) Some new words and phrases2) Introduce a school by mailⅣ.Difficult points: Compare schools in China and CanadaⅤ.Preparation: some word cards, picturesⅥ.Teaching resources: recorder, pictures or cardsⅦ.Type of the lesson: listening and speakingⅧ.Teaching procedure1: Class opening1)Teacher’s and Ss’ self-introductions.T: I’m your (new) English teacher from today. My name is …. You can call me Mr./Ms.x. I’m glad to learn English with you. I hope to be your friend, so I want to know you now. Please introduce yourself to me. Who wants tobe my first friend?S1: My name is Wang Wei.T: Good, thank you Wang Wei. You are a handsome boy. .S2: My name is Li Xiaohua.T: Very good. Glad to get my second friend. Thanks, Xiaohua. Your red skirt is so beautiful. I like red very much. Where are you from?…(The teacher can ask Ss some other questions, such as: How old are you? Do you like English? What’s your favorite color? etc. but do remember to praise each student for whatever he/she says in English.)2)Lead in today’s new lessonT: After you introduced yourselves, I have known some of you. Now I want to know something about our school. Who can tell me? Is it big?S3: Yes, It’s very big.T: oh? How big is it?S4: Every grade has 8 classes.T: Wow, yeah. It’s quite big. Then we have 24 classes (the teacher can pause a little here , waiting for the Ss speak together) altogether. Very good, Who can tell me how many students in our class?S5: Forty-eight.T: Thank you, S5. You know our class well. How many girls in our class? S6: twenty-five.…T: Thank you all for telling me about our school. Who knows schools in some other countries? For example, in Canada, their schools are bigger or smaller? You can guess the answer. Who wants to have a try?S7: bigger?T: Good! A nice try. Thanks.S8: I think, smaller.T: Good, it’s a different answer. Thank you. We’ll get the answer after we learn this lesson. Please turn to Page 2 of your textbook. We have more questions to discuss.2. New lessonStep 1: Ask the Ss to discuss the questions in “Think About It.” Take the first question as an example:T: Have you changed over the summer holiday? S9, what about you?S9: Yes, Mr/Ms.x. I’m taller. I often went swimming with my brother. T: Swimming is good exercise in summer. What about others?S10: I’m thinner but taller. I played football everyday with my friends. S11: I’m sorry to say I’m fatter now. I like watching TV at home in the summer holiday.…Step 2: Listening and answering:A) Listen to the tape (of the first e-mail) with some questionsT: We’ve talked about our school and class. Next, let’s listen to Li Ming’s e-mail then you can know schools in Canada are bigger and smaller. Please listen carefully and answer the following three questions:1) Where did Li Ming write the letter/mail?2) How many pupils are there in Li Ming’s class?(Play the tape )T: Jenny is in Canada. Do you think schools in Canada is bigger or smaller? Ss: (together) smaller.T: Very good. S12, answer question 1, please.S12: (Li Ming wrote the letter) In China.T: Good, S13, How many pupils are there in Li Ming’s class? Do you know “pupils”? Yes, “pupil” means student.S14: There are fifty pupils in his class.T: Right, very good.B) Listen to the tape (of the second e-mail) and answer the following question. (Do the same as in section A)Who will come from the U.K.?Step 3: Reading and discussingA) Fast readingT: Read the two e-mails fast and silently. Then let’s discuss more about them. Here are some more questions:1) Who is the e-mail from and to?2) What can you learn from the two e-mails?3) Do you like schools in Canada?4) Do you going from room to room for your class? Is it good exercise?5) Who is Brian in the second mail? How old is he?…B) Second reading and further discussingT: Read the text a second time. Then we’ll have a further discussion in groups of 4 students. The question for you is: What are the same or different things between the schools in China and Can ada. I’ll give you5 minutes to discuss. Then you should report your discuss to our class. (Five minutes later, collect the result of their discussion.)T: group 1, what are the same things between the schools in China and Canada? S15(from group 1): There are classrooms in all the schools.T: Good! Anything else? Group 2?S16 (from group 2): There are many teachers.T: Very good! What’s the different things then?S17(from group 3): Schools in China are bigger.S18(from group 4): Every teacher has a different classroom in Canada. S19(from group 5): Students in Canada go from room to room for their lessons. Students in China have class in one room.S20(from group 6): In Canada, there are more teachers in their schools. School begins at 8:30 in Canada, later than in China.…Step 4: Answering questionsEncourage the Ss to ask questions about the text, including the meaning or usage of the new words and phrases in this lesson. Explain to the students and make notes on the blackboard. (see the explanations in the attached reference materials)Step 5: “Let’s Do It” sectionT: It’s our new school term. It’s our first lesson today. Then let’s talk about the new term. Look at the questions in “Let’s Do It!” and talk more.3 question you’ll get: What is the same in the new term? What will be different? What will you do differently?Step 6: Homework1) Write an e-mail to your friend2) Finish off the exercises in the activity book3. Class closingSum up this lesson and end it.T: Today we learned two e-mails. There are some new words and phrases we should remember: grade, student, class, pupil, cousin; be back, have lessons/classes. We also know about the differences between schools in China and Canada. Please practise writing an e-mail to your friends after class and finish your homework. That’s all for today.lesson 2 Many Faces, One PictureⅠ.Teaching content:1. New words and phrases: photo, look like (four skills) ; photograph, wish2. Likes and dislikes3. The Simple Present Tense (positive and negative forms) Structures: I like…/ I don’t like…Ⅱ.Teaching goals1.Master some new words and phrases: photo, look like, take pictures/photos2.Get to know some other words: wish, photograph3.Learn to express likes and dislikes1. Master the negative form of the Simple Present TenseⅢ.Key points:1) look like2) likes and dislikesⅣ.Difficult points: Express one’s dislikes: I don’t like…Ⅴ.Preparation:1) One photo of you2) Some real things such as a banana, a book and some clothes3) Some cards with words of describing yourself4) A big piece of paper and glueⅥ.Teaching resources: recorder, tape , some cards, a big piece of paper Ⅶ.Type of the lesson: listening and speakingⅧ.Teaching procedure1: Class opening1) Greet the students and check the homeworkT: Hi/Hello/Good morning, everyone/class! How are you today? It’s a beautiful day, isn’t it?Ss: Yes, it’s sunny.T: Ok, Let me check your homework first.(a few minutes later)2) Prepare for the new lessonT: let’s tr y to remember what we learned yesterday. We talked about Li Ming’s school. In this lesson, we will talk about something new. (Take out the banana, book and a piece of clothes of the bag)T: Can anyone guess why I have brought these things? What is the connection between these things? Please guess. Look, this is my red blouse, I’ve told you I like red very much. And the book, it’s my birthday present last year. Yes, this is a banana. I often buy bananas because I like eating bananas.Ss: You like all of them!T: Very good, you got it!2. New lessonStep 1: lead in(Show the three things )T: These are the things I like best. Next I want to know more about you. Step 2: Discussion before the new lessonT: Look at the questions in “Think About It!” and discuss about them. (introduce the questions to the Ss and give them five minutes to discuss) T: All right! Time for me to know how well you know about your friends.S1, who is your best friend?S1: Wang Gang.T: What do you know about him?S1: He likes basketball very much.T: What about you, S2?S2: My best friend is my cousin, she likes school.T: Good! S3, talk about the favourite photo of yourself, please. When wasit taken?S3: Just in the summer holiday.T: Good! What about you, S4? When was your favourite photo taken? And where? S4: It was taken in Beijing last year. My father took the photo for me. Step 3: Discussion about the picture in the textbookT: Look at the picture in your books and let’s talk about it: what isin the girl’s ha nds? What is she doing?(introduce the word “wish” to the students and make sure they know the meaning of “photo”)Step 4: Further discussionAsk about the title of this lesson: Why is the lesson called “Many faces, One picture?”Step 5: listen and find the answerAsk the Ss to listen to the tape and find the right answer; the answeris in the text. Check the answer with the Ss:Answer: Everyone brings a photo of him or her. We put them together and make a big picture of our class. There are many faces of the students in the big picture.Step 6: Project 1: Make a class pictureMake sure the Ss understand what they must do in the project. Explain what a collage is. (in Chinese if necessary) A collage is a picture made of many little pictures.T: Draw a picture of yourself if you don’t have a photo. Write down at least three sentences about yourself on a small piece of paper. That’s your name card. Of course, our cards are better.(After a few minutes, Ask several Ss a few questions to help them describe themselves.) The questions can go like this:1. What is your name?2. How old are you?3. How tall are you?4. What are you wearing in your picture or photograph?5. What do you like to do?6. Where do you live?(The class will make a collage.T: First, work in pairs please! Ask your deskmate questions about themselves. Then ask other members in your group similar questions. (Let the Ss find their own partner to practise. Using the sentences in their cards. Encourage the Ss to read what they have written down. Then use their own words.)T: Now, it’s the time for us to introduce your partners to out class now. S5, introduce your classmates, please.(After the Ss’ introductions, ask them to glue the pictures to a big sheet of paper for the whole class. Several Ss can glue at the same time.) At the end, the class has a collage! Post the collage in the classroom or the halfway for everyone to see.Step 7: Homework1) Read the text in Lesson 2Do the remaining exercises in the activity bookLesson 3 Getting to Know You!Ⅰ.Teaching content:1.New words and phrases: Miss, married/be married, either, glad, really, also, dislike, hate, interest, violin, music, comb2.Likes and dislikes2. I don’t know her.She doesn’t like purple.What does she hate to do?What foods do you love?Ⅱ.Teaching goals1.Learn the usage of the following new words: Miss, married/be married,either, glad, really, also, dislike, hate, interest, violin, music, comb2. Learn how to express likes and dislikes (oneself and others)3. Consolidate the usage of the negative question form of the Simple Present TenseⅢ.Key points:I want to talk to SandraI don’t know her, either.I like donuts bestⅣ.Difficult points: Express one’s dislikes: I don’t like…,either. What do you hate?Ⅴ.Preparation:1) Draw some pictures or find some pictures for the characters in this lesson: Danny, Jenny, Miss Cox and Brain.2) Write down the key new words on cards.1) A rubber toy of dinosaurⅥ.Teaching resources: recorder, tape , word cards, some pictures Ⅶ.Type of the lesson: listening, speaking and readingⅧ.Teaching procedure1. Class opening1) Greet the Ss in everyday English. Help them respond in correct way.2) Correct the exercises of activity books3) Ask “Who’s on duty?” Listen to the students’ report. They may talk about the date, the weather, their favourite colour, book , sports or film. Give them words and expressions when necessary to help them.4) Draw a picture “an unhappy artist” on the blackboard.T: Lo ok at the “long” face of the artist. He is unhappy, yes? When is he unhappy? Guess the reason, pleaseGive the Ss a few minutes to talk about the reason in order to start the new lesson.2. New lessonStep 1: lead inT: Do you like watching TV? I like some programs very much. For examples, “Talking Straight” (shihua shishuo ) and “Sons and Daughters of the East” (dongfang zhi zi). Do you like them? The project you are going to do is to interview each other. You can ask your classmates many questions just like the hosts or hostess do in the TV programs, such as Wang Xiaoya, Li yong and so on. Of course, you have to use English! But it’s fun! I’m sure you will like it.Step 2: Listen and find use informationT: Listen to the tape please and find the answer of this question: Who does Danny want to interview?(show the rubber dinosaur and draw some “tears” on its face)T: These are Danny’s tears. Do you like dinosaurs? (Yes!) but Danny is unhappy now. Do you want to know the reason? Read the text on Page 4 withthe title of “She’s so Beautiful!”Step 3: Read and discussAfter the Ss read the text fast and silently, let the Ss discuss the following question:Why is Danny scared? ( Because he wants to talk to Sandra)Do you think Danny and Sandra will become good friends? Why? (Yes, they will become good friends. Because girls like dinosaurs and they have a nice talk to each other)What is Sandra like? (She’s beautiful.)Check the answers with the whole class.Step 4: Further reading and further discussionT: Read the text a second time and have a further discussion about it. Answer more questions about it.1) Do they like Miss Cox’s surprise in their English lesson?2) Why can the students call their English teacher “Miss” Cox?3) What colour does Sandra love?4) What does Sandra dislike?5) What are Sandra’s interests?Step 5: Explain some new words and phrases (see Text Explanation of Lesson 3)Step 6: Project 21) T: It’s a interview project. So you can be the host or hostess now. You can as k any question that you are interested in. Let’s prepare some small cards for the interview first.2) Guide the Ss to make interview cards like this:Interview Chart 1Name What He/She Loves? What He/She Hates?Interview Chart 2Name What He/She Loves to Do? What He/She Hates to Do?Help the Ss remember some useful words for the charts. such as “food” , “clothes”, “animals” and “colours”. List the verbs that students know to fill in the charts.Examples of possible questions and answers:Q: What is your favourite ?A: My favourite is .Q: What do you love/hate to do?A: I love /hate to .Q: Do you like to ?A: Yes, I like to / No, I don’t like to .Q: What do you like best about your school?A: I like best.Q: Who is your best friend?A: is my best friend.(Have Ss find a partner and take turns interviewing each other.)T: Ask your partner those questions and write down their answers. Then fill in your charts.(If time permits, collect the Ss answers and talk about the results of their interviews.)3. Class ClosingT: Practise your likes and dislikes after class, It’s your oral homework and don’t forget the written homework in your activity books. Let’s call it a day. Bye, boys and girls!Lesson 4 On a School DayⅠ.Teaching content:1. New words in this lesson：A：jeans，weekend， wool， cotton， blouse，be made of （four skills） B：round/all year around，iron，tidy （get familiar with them）2. weather and clothesⅡ.Teaching goals1. Master the news in this lesson: jeans，weekend， wool， cotton， blouse，be made of2. Talk about weather and clothes3. Learn the English songⅢ.Key points:He wears pants on a school day/ blue jeans on the weekendSomething different all year aroundⅣ.Difficult points: Wear different clothes in different weathers Ⅴ.Preparation:1） Prepare some clothes in different seasons： some in winner against cold，some in summer for keeping cool；2） Some color chalks； Some pictures with different clothes3） Draw some sketches of typical clothes in 4 seasons of a year Ⅵ.Teaching resources: word cards, some pictures，some clothes，slide projectorⅦ.Type of the lesson: listening, and singingⅧ.Teaching procedure1. Warming up(Singing “Good morning ”song, whose tune is from “Happy birthday ”song. Teacher entered the classroom. )T: Do you like singing? Who can sing a song for us? What about English songs? Introduce some famous but simple songs to the Ss such as “Twinkle stars”, “Jingle bell”, “Mary has a little lamb”, etc. Who can sing a song for us?(Maybe most of the Ss can only sing some Chinese songs. It doesn’t matter, praise the Ss who have sung to get them excited. It’s good for today’s lesson)T: Yeah, you can sing Chinese songs very we ll. Today let’s learn an English song, then you can sing to your parents in future. But what kind of songs do you like?2. New lessonStep 1: lead inT: What’s the weather like today? What clothes are you wearing on school days or on the weekend? There’s a song about it. Would you like to learn the song?(show the Ss the clothes and the word cards to prepare for learning the new words about clothes. Make sure they know the meaning of the song) Step 2: A quick review about clothes wordsReview some old words for clothing, then learn the new words in this lesson: blouse, jeans, be made of, cotton, woolStep 3: Read and understandT: Let’s read the lyrics of the song. Pay attention to the new words we learned just now. Notice the rhyme, rhythm and repetition in the song. (It’s a good preparation for learning the song fast)Step 4: Explanation1) Explain the meaning of the lyrics, especially some sentence structures. Also help Ss to group words in the song. For instance: He wears pants / on a school day, Blue jeans / on the weekend, something different / all year around.1) Ask some questions about the song to make the Ss under it well What does he wear on a school day? (Pants)Does he wear pants every day? (No, he wears blue jeans on the weekend) What is his clothing made in winter? (wool)Does he always wear the same clothes all year around? (No, he wears different )Step 5: listen and learnT: Now let’s listen to tape. You can just listen for the first time to get the tune. Then sing in a low voice with the tape.Step 6: Practise singingAsk the Ss themselves after having listened to the songs for several times. Then listen to the tape once again. Select one particular student who singswell to be an example or lead to sing for the other students.Step 7: DiscussionDon’t miss the “speech bubbles”! Talk about them with the students. Ask questions like these:Do boys wear dresses? (No, girls wear dresses.)What’s in the girls hands? ( A sweater.)Do you love sweaters?Do you like its colour? What’s your favourite colour?3. Ending class1) Homework: finish the remaining exercises in activity book2) Learn the song after classPrepare another song to share with class next lesson for singing.Lesson 5 The Best ClothesⅠ.Teaching conte nt:1. New words and expressions：A：anymore/not…any more, gray=grey, paint , very much, voice, silly, classmates（four skills） B：backpack（get familiar with them）C: names of persons: Peter, Gina(read)2. Likes and dislikes about clothesⅡ.Teaching goals1. Learn to use the new words and phrases: anymore/not…any more, gray=grey, paint , very much, voice, silly, classmates2. Learn to make comments on clothes3. Sentences structures about comments on clothesⅢ.Key points:I don’t like this pair.What did you do to your runners?They look silly.Krista could not think of an answer.Ⅳ.Difficult points:1) The right attitude towards new clothes2) be friendly to classmatesⅤ.Preparation:Prepare a new pair of shoes and old ones and a big paper for a sketch of a dressⅥ.Teaching resources: a big piece of paper, some marks and paints, a pair of old shoes.Ⅶ.Type of the lesson: reading and comprehendingⅧ.Teaching procedure1. Class opening1) Make the class warm by singing the song “On a school Day” together with the students.2) Check up their homework in the activity book. Give them some explanation when necessary2. New lessonsStep 1: Lead inT: Today let’s continue to talk about clothes. Look at my old shoes. Oh! They are gray, really too old. I like new clothes and shoes. What about you? I also have some nice pictures here for fashionable clothing. (show the pictures to the students.)Step 2: Discussion in “Think About It!”T: We’ve got some questions to discuss in “Think About IT!” Read though all the questions and discuss with your partners. I’ll give you 5 minutes in this section.(Five minutes later, check out Ss’ results of discussion)Step 3: Listen and get key pointsT: Listen to the recorder, please. And answer two questions after that. Q1: Who told Krista to paint her shoes? (Peter)Q2: Who said Krista’s shoes were silly? (Gina)Step 4: Read and understandT: Read the text fast and silently by yourselves then have a discussion about the story. There are more questions for you:1) What do Krista’s runners look like? (They are old and gray.)2) What does Krista do to her runners? (She paints her runners with marks and paints.)3) Is Gina Krista’s good friend? (No, Krista doesn’t like Gina.)4) Why does Gina laugh at Krista? Is it right? (Because Krista paints her shoes and they look silly. No, it’s wrong to laugh at others.)Step 5: Further discussionT: Discuss the story more deeply. Think about the two questions:1) If you were Krista what would you do? (suggested answer1: If I were Krista I wouldn’t paint my shoes. I will just keep them clean and take good care of them. We feel very comfortable when wearing old shoes. Suggested answer 2: I would also paint my shoes. Because I think it’s funny to make old shoes have a different color.)2) If you were Gina what would you say when you see Krista’s painted shoes? (suggested answer 1: If I were Gina I would say :”Hi, Gina, you did a good job. Your runners look so nice now.” suggested answer 2: If I were Gina I would say :”Pl ease buy a pair of new shoes. Old one are still old after painted ”)Step 6: Meaning of the storyT: Read the text once again, please. Try to get the meaning of the story. Then discuss what’s the right attitude towards appearance and classmates. Step 7: “Let’s Do It!” sectionT: Let’s see what we should do in this part.11) Find the reason why Krista wants to cry. Does it recall the similarfeeling when you feel embarrassed? Did the feeling last a long time?2) Guess how the story will go without reading the second part in the Reader. Read it for your partner and check whether your guess is right or wrong.3. Class closingT: let’s see our homework for today.1) The third reading in the reader2) Other exercises in the activity book3) The next reading in the students bookSometimes we not only get fun from some stories but also significant experience. “Reading makes a wise person.” So let’s enjoy reading and leaning. Have a nice day. Bye for now.Lesson 6 Meet Ms. LiuⅠ.Teaching content:1.New words and phrases: A: Mr./ Mrs./ Ms. , special, husband, piano, singer, nervous. ( used freely) B: finish, introduce, English (for oral English)1. Introduction of a teacherⅡ.Teaching goals1. Master the new words: Mr./ Mrs./ Ms. , special, husband, piano, singer, nervous.2. Learn how to introduce a teacher.3. Some useful expressions: using Mr./Mrs./Ms. in the correct way Ⅲ.Key points:Now he is ready to introduce someone to the classI talked to someone very special.Walking to school in January.Don’t be nervous.Ⅳ.Difficult points: How to present a good introduction of a teacher Ⅴ.Preparation:1. Write down the key new words on cards.2. Prepare something in our daily life or draw some pictures3. Find some photos of famous hosts or hostesses in magazines, like Wang Xiaoya, Li Yong and so onⅥ.Teaching resources: photo, word cards, some pictures, recorder and slide projectorⅦ.Type of the lesson: speaking and practisingⅧ.Teaching procedure1. Warming up1) GreetingsT: Hi, cla ss! Good morning. How are you doing today? It’s September now,not hot and cold. I like autumn in the four seasons of year. And remember we need to wear different clothes in different seasons.2) A brief review of yesterday’s lesson3) Duty reportT: Wh o’s on duty today? Introduce the weather to us today. And describe what clothes your classmates are wearing.2. New lessonStep 1: Lead in(Show the photo of Wang Xiaoya)T: You like her very much, yes? Me, too! Would you like to talk to her? We’ve learned how to interview someone. Imagine you’ve interviewed Wang Xiaoya. And then you are asked to introduce her to your class. Do you know what we want to know about her?Guide the Ss to know the way of introducing someone with some questions:1) Where does she live? (She works in CCTV, so she lives in Beijing.)2) What does she do? (She a good hostess of “Quiz Show” on TV.)3) What is she good at? (She is good at hosting.)4) How is she doing her work? (She works very well. Others even learn from her and her program)5) How do you like her? (She always smiles and I like her very much.) Step 2: key point: introduce how to use Mr./Mrs./Ms correctly(Show a photo of a family)T: Look at this photo, please. It’s a photo of the famous host of Li Yong. Who is the lady besides him? Yes, his wife. And this little girl is their daughter. I can call Li Yong “Mr. Li”. Do you know what we can call his wife? Right! “Mrs. Li”. So what about his daughter?(Let the Ss try to guess. Maybe some of them know the answer. Then guide them to be aware of the differences of the three words.)T: Good, so let’s summarize the usage of the three words: We use “Mr.” before his family name. No matter he is married or not. But we only call a married woman “Mrs.” Right? Then what about a girl, an unmarried one? Yes. Very good. We call a girl “Miss”. We can call a lady “Ms.x” if we don’t know whether she is married or not.Step 3: Discussion of questions in “Think About It!”T: There are some questions for us to discuss on top of Page 8. Read them and think about it. You can discuss with you partners. Then take turns to speak for a introduction.Step 4: Listen and useful informationT: Li Ming will talk on the tape. He also introduced a teacher, Ms. Liu. Listen for the first time and get the answer to this question: How long has Ms. Liu lived in Shijiazhuang? (For two years)Step 5: Further study of the textT: Read the text by yourselves, please, and try to get the information about Ms. Liu as much as possible. Ask me what you can’t understand.。

第二课时Lesson 2It's Getting Warmer！课时目标一、用所给词的适当形式填空。

1．The sun rises (rise ) at six this morning.2．Did you know lightning is some times hotter (hot) than the sun?3．When he grew up，he became (become) a doctor.4．The snow doesn't melt (not melt) easily in winter.5．Can you tell the difference (different) between them?二、写出下列画线短语的汉语意思。

1．I need neither my heavy winter coat nor my boots now！既不……也不……2．On my way to school this morning，I saw some winter jasmine blossoming.迎春花3．Children run around or play_on_the_swings.荡秋千4．My class is also planning a_field_trip to the countryside.野外旅游；远足；(学生)实地考察旅行教学过程环节1新课导入T：What is spring weather like?S1：In spring，the weather becomes warmer.The temperature goes up!S2：In early spring，it sometimes snows.But the snow melts quickly because of the warm sunshine.S3：In April，showers begin.Sometimes there are storms with thunder and lightning.T：Which season is your favourite？And why?Ss：Spring/Summer/Autumn/Winter.Because...T：OK! Today we will learn more information about spring.设计意图：通过教师提问、学生回答的形式谈论春天的天气以及学生喜欢的季节，可以激发学生的兴趣，循序渐进地引入本课时的话题。

Unit 1 Lesson 6 Jenny’s WeekⅠ. Teaching content1. VocabularyA：diary, name, later, parent, invite（four skills）B: one…the other…, go to the movies.C: Name: Mary （girl）2. A diaryⅡ. Teaching goals1. Master the four-skill words in this lesson: diary, name, later, parent, invite.2. Learn to write a diary about activities.3. Learn to use the Present Past Tense.Ⅲ. Key points1. Writing a diary2. Difference between the present tense and the past tenseWe played basketball.Last Saturday, my mother bought a pair of jeans for me.She has invited me to go to the movies next Sunday.Mary’s parents work in a restaurant.Ⅳ. Difficult points1. Learn to write a diary talking about daily activities.2. Learn to use the General Past Tense to describe activities in the past.Ⅴ. PreparationPrepare some paper for letters.Ⅵ. Teaching resourcesWord cards, tape recorder, paper for letters.Ⅶ. Type of the lessonLearning and writingⅧ. Teaching procedure1. Warming up:1) Check the homework of Lesson 6 in the activity book, giving them some explanations if necessary.2) Review yesterday’s lesson by using the card for inducing a teacher.3) Talk about daily activities to prepare for today’s lesson.2. New lessonStep 1: Lead inT: I, together with my son, we nt to visit my parents last week. We had a good time there. It’s a small village and I enjoyed the fresh air. We also went to the fields. My son was very interested in the insects; he knew lots of plants, too.What did you do last week? Where did you go? Did you enjoy your time there? What happened to you?(Ask some volunteers to introduce their activities in the late weeks, guiding them by the above questions. Remember to praise them for their performance. Then others will be encouraged to share their expe riences. Try “pair work” later.)Step 2: Listening the tapeT: I’ve known what you did last week. Today’s we’ve got a page from Jenny’s diary book. Let’s share what happened to Jenny. There are two questions for you after listening to the tape.1) What did Jenny do after school yesterday?2) Where do Mary’s parents work?Ok, let’s listen to the tape and get the answers to the questions.(Check the answer with the class. ①Jenny played basketball after school .②Mary’s parents work in a restaurant.)Step 3: Reading and discussionT: Now it’s time for you to read the text by yourselves. Read it silently, please. You can get more about what Jenny did. Then have a discussion with the following questions:1) About basketball: Did Jenny make any new friends? Who was on Jenny’s team? Who was on the other team? Did Jenny’s team win the game?2) About last Saturday: Who bought Jenny a pair of jeans? Did she wear them to school? What other did Jenny and her mother buy?3) About yesterday’s lesson: What did they do in today’s English lesson? Who did Jenny talk to? Where did that girl invite Jenny go next Sunday?(After the students practice in pairs, ask several pairs to discuss in front of the class. Encourage any new questions from the students.)Step 4: PracticeTo make the students remember the text well. Help them to retell the diary.T: I will give you some key words about the diary. Then try to retell what happened to Jenny. Paragraph 1: basketball, new friend, on one team, on the other team, lost, hate.Paragraph 2: jeans, love to shop, a purple blouse, wore to school, liked.Paragraph 3: English class, talked to, a girl, lunch together, invite.Step 5: Explanation about the tenseExplain the difference between the General Present Tense and the General Past Tense. Use Chinese if necessary.T: In English, we use different tenses to describe things happening in different time. We use the General Present Tense to express the usual state and activities happening often or regularly. If we describe something in the past, we should use the General Past Tense. The key difference between the two tenses is the different forms of the verbs used as predicate. For the “usual things”，we use the verbs themselves and verbs’ past forms for things happening in the past. So we should remember the past forms of the words. Look at the list below:play --- played; introduce --- introduced; are --- were; is/am --- was; buy --- bought; lose --- lost; buy --- bought; wear --- wore; like --- liked; talk --- talked; have --- had; invite --- invited. (Introduce the rules of getting the past form of verbs; make sure the students there are some special past forms that they should remember.)Step 6: “Let’s Do It” sectionT: All right, we’ve learnt Jenny’s diary. And we’ve known what she did after sch ool, last Saturday and what happened in this morning’s English lesson. Now let’s try to write a letter to one friend of yours. Just like what Jenny wrote in her diary, you can tell your friend something about your first two weeks in school, for example, about lessons, teachers, classmates, or what you did after school. Also a funny story you got to know.3. Class closingEnding today’s lesson by singing the song --- “On a School Day”。

冀教版初二lesson1--8课教案(冀教版八年级英语上册教案教学设计)Lesson 1: What’s the Weather Like?Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: rather, shower, rise, rose, risen, setOral words and expressions: thunder, storm, sunrise, sunset Teaching Aims:Talking about weatherTeaching Important Points:1. Describe the weather in spring;2. Talk about the temperature.Teaching Difficult Points:Describe the nature phenomenon.Teaching preparation: the pictures of springTeaching Aids: audiotape; flashcards; picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Free talk1.What weather do you like? Why or why not?2.What sports can you do in this season?Step2. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”Let the students work in groups and answer the following questions:1. Look outside. What’s the weather like today?2. How does this weather make you feel?Step3. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1. What’s the weather like today?2. It is snowing, isn’t it?3. what’s the temperature?4. is it going to rain today, isn’t it?Step4. Read the text and check the answers. Read the text in roles.Step5. PracticeWork in three students. Suppose you are a weather reporter. Now report today’s weathe r to the others in your group. Then report it to the class.Step6. PracticeMake up a dialogue between two or three students in class. It is about the weather in spring. Let some students act it out before the class.Step7. Homework1. Find something that represents spring and show it to the class next time.2. Finish off the activity book.Lesson 2: It’s Getting Warmer!Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: become, became, become, factOral words and expressions: daylight, melt, lightning, fascinatingTeaching Aim:1. Know something more about spring;2. The compound words.Teaching Important Points:1. When does spring begin?2. How many hours of daylight are there on March 21st?3. What is the weather like?Teaching Difficult Points:the compound wordsTeaching Preparation: some pictures of springTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, some picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Let the students on duty reports the weather to the class. The others listen and decide it is right or wrong.Step2. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1. What’s the date today?2. How many ways can you write dates?3. How many hours of daylight are there on March 21st?4. What is spring weather like?5. What is the temperature of the air near lighting?Step3. Read the text and check the answers.Step4. Listen to the tape again and imitate after it until they can read it fluently and correctly.Step5. Ask the students to ask other questions according to the text. You can begin like this:1. When does the sun rise in the morning and when does it set in the evening?2. Does it snow in early spring?3. What is sometimes with thunder and lighting?Step6. Come to “LET’S DO IT”.Work in groups and discuss these questions. Then let them report it to the class.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Write a composition about spring.Summary:We are enjoying spring now. We can feel it is warmer thanbefore. But not all of us know when the sun rises in the morning and sets in the evening. Let the students observe after class, write it down and report it to the class. It can cultivate the students’ interests of learning English.Lesson 3: Postcards!Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: roadOral words and expressions: outdoorsTeaching Aim:1. Grasp how to write a letter and the address.2. Know more about the spring in China and Canada.Teaching Important Points:1. Find the differences between China and Canada in spring.3. Find the differences between the clothes that we wear in winter and in spring.Teaching Difficult Points:1. What’s the weather like in Edmonton?2. How to express one’s idea easily in a letter?Teaching Preparation: a postcardTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, postcardsType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Free TalkLet the students work in three and talk about the sports that we often do in spring. Then give a talk for the class.Step2. Have a matchRead the text and see who read it best. Remember to encourage the students who preview the new lesson.Step3. Listen to the tape and read after it. Play the tape for several times until they can read it fluently and correctly.Step4. Ask the students to find questions and solve them. They can ask the questions like this:1. How did Li Ming go to school on March twenty-first?2. What’s the temperature that afternoon?3. What time does the sun rise this morning?4. Is it snowing in Canada?5. When does it often snow in winter?6. Did Danny fall in the snow?Step5. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”Write a postcard to your friend to introduce the weather here. Then write the address and stick a stamp on it. Mail it in the post office.Step6. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Listen to the song in Lesson 4.Summary:Written English is an important part in English learning. Practice is the key to it. Do they have the spelling mistakes or the grammar mistakes in the writing? Find out and help them come over it. Pay more attention to the writing because it’s an important part of communication.Lesson 4: Sun Is RisingTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: one by one, changeOral words and expressions: hillside, gently, blossomTeaching Aim:Enjoy the beauty of the springTeaching Important Point:Grasp the changes that spring bring usTeaching Difficult Points:How to use “warm” and “gently”.Teaching Preparation: something that represents springTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, pictures or flowersType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Read the song aloud as a poem. This song has this song has common English words: come with me, through the trees, one by one, the flowers blossom. Translate these expressions into English.Step2. Play the audiotape and let the students just listen with the eye closed.Step3. Play the tape again and let the students sing with it.Step4. Explain the common English expressions.Step5. Practice the song a few times, with and without the audiotape.Step6. Come to “LET’S DO IT”.STEP7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Write down what you can see in spring.SummaryWe use this lesson to cultivate the students’ sense of enjoying English songs. Pay attention to the rhyme, rhythm and repetition in the song. Learning English songs is a little difficult from Chinese songs. Find the ways in which we can learn fast.Lesson 5: Fun in the SunTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: shall, kickOral words and expressions: cycling, How/What about…? Shall we…?Teaching Aims:How to enjoy oneself in spring.Teaching Important Points:1. the sports that we do in spring.2.some drills: How about…? Let’s…Teaching Difficult Points:How to advice sb. to do sth.Teaching Preparation: basketball and soccerTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards and ballsType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Listen to the tape of Lesson4 again, then let’s sing the song together.Step2. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1. What’s the degree?2. What will Danny wear tomorrow?3. What will they do after school?4. Why don’t Danny like basketball?Step3. Read the text and check the answers. Then read the text again.Step4. Act the dialogue out in front of the class.Step5. Make up a similar dialogue according to the text. Let’s the students act it out in front of the class.Step6. Come to “PROJECT”.Divide the class into several groups. Write the answers down. Ask the several groups to change their answers.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Review the last lesson.SummarySpring is a beautiful sea son. It’s the favourite season ofmany people. In this season, everything begins to turn green. Spring represents the beginning. We have many things to do in it. We can fly kites and play ball games. Running in the wind is what we like to do in our childhood. Lead your students to think hard what they like to do in this season. Let them talk freely in the class.Lesson 6. Danny the babysitterTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: playground, hold, hold on, come down, pushOral words and expressions: babysitter, babysit, Debbie, bar, swing, swungTeaching Aims:1. We should love each other.2. The duty of a babysitterTeaching Important Points:1.How to demonstrate one thing clearly.3. Cultivate the spirit of loving each other. Let’s love life and peace.Teaching Difficult Points:Some verb phrases: turn around, hold on, fall off, run to, come down, climb on, give sb. a pushTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Work in pairs. Tell your partner what you did after school yesterday. The teacher walks around to provide help if necessary.Step2. Skim the text and ask questions by the students themselves. Then solve them by themselves, too. Let somestudents write their questions on the blackboard. Then let others answer them.Step3. Listen to the tape and read after it until they can read it correctly and fluently.Step4. Ask some students to come to the front and act it out. Pay attention to who is clever enough to add something new.Step5. Retell the story in a third person.Step6. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”.In a group of three, make up a “babysitting” role-play. Ask volunteers to act it out. Then it’s the other students’ turn.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. suppose one day, you become a babysitter, what will you do?SummaryWhen we practice in the class, don’t forget to give chances to the poor students. When they have a little progress, encourage them to work hard. That’s what a good teacher should do.Lesson 7: Danny’s “Debbie” DayTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: herselfOral words and expressions: partly, all dayTeaching Aims:1. Learn to write a diary.2. What do we write in a diary.Teaching Important Points:When we are babysitters, what can we do?Teaching Difficult Points: the Past TenseTeaching Preparation: some toysTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, some toysType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Work in groups. Retell Lesson 6 in Past Tense in a third person.Step2. Read the text silently by students themselves. Then answer the questions in the activity. Check the answers in the class.Step3. Listen to the tape and read after it. Some students may think it is easy to listen with the book. Then listen to the tape again with the book closed. At the same time, the teacher asks some students to repeat some sentences to see if they can listen clearly.Step4. Let some students read the text aloud in front of the class. Let’s have a match. Who can read it fast and correctly?Step5. PracticeWork in groups. Write down experience that you have ever been a babysitter. Do you think it easy to be a babysitter? Why or why not?Step6. Come to “LET’S DO IT”.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Do the exercises on Page 9.SummaryCan you write down your experience clearly? We often write in a time order. Expressing your ideas in English is not easy. So give the students more chance to practice. Writing is also an important way to check the grammars.Lesson 8: Unit ReviewTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions from Lesson1 to Lesson8.Oral words and expressions from Lesson1 to Lesson8.Teaching Aims:1. Know about more knowledge in spring. There are many things that we don’t know before.2. What sports do people usually do in China and in Canada?Teaching Important Points:1. What’s the weather like in spring?2. The sports that we do in spring.Teaching Difficult Points:The using of some expressions: Let’s…, shall we…?turn around, come down, finally, thenTeaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesTeaching Procedure:Step1. First let’s sing the song together.Step2. Talk with your partners about the differences between the sports that we do in China and in Canada.Step3. Have you ever been a babysitter? Let some students talk about their experience in front of the class.Step4. Finish the exercises on Page7. Find some difficulties and solve them in front of the class.Step5.Let some students talk about what we learn in this unit. What do they want to say about spring?Step6. Homework1. Finish off the exercises in activity.2. Prepare for a small quiz.SummaryThe aim of teaching is not what they learn. The most important is to teach them how to learn. Cultivate the ability of learning by themselves in the class. Encourage them to find andsolve questions in class.。

Lesson 1 Li Ming Is Back to SchoolⅠ.Teaching content:1. New words and phrases: grade, student, class, pupil, cousin; be back, havelessons/classes2. Introduce yourself and your schoolⅡ.Teaching goals1. Learn new words: back grade, student, class, pupil & cousin2. Make sure the Ss can introduce themselves and their school3. Talk about the differences between schools in China and other countries.Ⅲ.Key points:1) Some new words and phrases2) Introduce a school by mailⅣ.Difficult points: Compare schools in China and CanadaⅤ.Preparation: some word cards, picturesⅥ.Teaching resources: recorder, pictures or cardsⅦ.Type of the lesson: listening and speakingⅧ.Teaching procedure1: Class opening1)Teacher’s and Ss’ self-introductions.T: I’m your (new) English teacher from today. My name is …. You can call me Mr./Ms.x. I’m glad to learn English with you. I hope to be your friend, so I want to know you now. Please introduce yourself to me. Who wants to be my first friend?S1: My name is Wang Wei.T: Good, thank you Wang Wei. You are a handsome boy. .S2: My name is Li Xiaohua.T: Very good. Glad to get my second friend. Thanks, Xiaohua. Your red skirt is so beautiful. I like red very much. Where are you from?…(The teacher can ask Ss some other questions, such as: How old are you? Do you like E nglish? What’s your favorite color? etc. but do remember to praise each studentfor whatever he/she says in English.)2)Lead in today’s new lessonT: After you introduced yourselves, I have known some of you. Now I want to know something about our school. Who can tell me? Is it big?S3: Yes, It’s very big.T: oh? How big is it?S4: Every grade has 8 classes.T: Wow, yeah. It’s quite big. Then we have 24 classes (the teacher can pause a little here , waiting for the Ss speak together) altogether. Very good, Who can tell mehow many students in our class?S5: Forty-eight.T: Thank you, S5. You know our class well. How many girls in our class?S6: twenty-five.…T: Thank you all for telling me about our school. Who knows schools in some other countries? For example, in Canada, their schools are bigger or smaller? You can guessthe answer. Who wants to have a try?S7: bigger?T: Good! A nice try. Thanks.S8: I think, smaller.T: Good, it’s a different answer. Thank you. We’ll get the answer after w e learn this lesson. Please turn to Page 2 of your textbook. We have more questions to discuss.2. New lessonStep 1: Ask the Ss to discuss the questions in “Think About It.”Take the first question as an example:T: Have you changed over the summer holiday? S9, what about you?S9: Yes, Mr/Ms.x. I’m taller. I often went swimming with my brother.T: Swimming is good exercise in summer. What about others?S10: I’m thinner but taller. I played football everyday with my friends.S11: I’m sorry to say I’m fatter now. I like watching TV at home in the summerholiday.…Step 2: Listening and answering:A) Listen to the tape (of the first e-mail) with some questionsT: We’ve talked about our school and class. Next, let’s listen to Li Ming’s e-mail then you can know schools in Canada are bigger and smaller. Please listen carefullyand answer the following three questions:1) Where did Li Ming write the letter/mail?2) How many pupils are there in Li Ming’s class?(Play the tape )T: Jenny is in Canada. Do you think schools in Canada is bigger or smaller?Ss: (together) smaller.T: Very good. S12, answer question 1, please.S12: (Li Ming wrote the letter) In China.T: Good, S13, How many pupils are there in Li Ming’s class? Do you know “pupils”?Yes, “pupil” means student.S14: There are fifty pupils in his class.T: Right, very good.B) Listen to the tape (of the second e-mail) and answer the following question. (Dothe same as in section A)Who will come from the U.K.?Step 3: Reading and discussingA) Fast readingT: Read the two e-mails fast and silently. Then let’s discuss more about them. Hereare some more questions:1) Who is the e-mail from and to?2) What can you learn from the two e-mails?3) Do you like schools in Canada?4) Do you going from room to room for your class? Is it good exercise?5) Who is Brian in the second mail? How old is he?…B) Second reading and further discussingT: Read the text a second time. Then we’ll have a further discussion in groups of 4 students. The question for you is: What are the same or different things between the schools in China and Canada. I’ll give you 5 minutes to discuss. Then you shouldreport your discuss to our class.(Five minutes later, collect the result of their discussion.)T: group 1, what are the same things between the schools in China and Canada?S15(from group 1): There are classrooms in all the schools.T: Good! Anything else? Group 2?S16 (from group 2): There are many teachers.T: Very good! What’s the different thi ngs then?S17(from group 3): Schools in China are bigger.S18(from group 4): Every teacher has a different classroom in Canada.S19(from group 5): Students in Canada go from room to room for their lessons. Studentsin China have class in one room.S20(from group 6): In Canada, there are more teachers in their schools.School begins at 8:30 in Canada, later than in China.…Step 4: Answering questionsEncourage the Ss to ask questions about the text, including the meaning or usage of the new words and phrases in this lesson. Explain to the students and make notes on the blackboard. (see the explanations in the attached reference materials)St ep 5: “Let’s Do It” sectionT: It’s our new school term. It’s our first lesson today. Then let’s talk about the new term. Look at the questions in “Let’s Do It!” and talk more.3 question you’ll get: What is the same in the new term? What will be differe nt?What will you do differently?Step 6: Homework1) Write an e-mail to your friend2) Finish off the exercises in the activity book3. Class closingSum up this lesson and end it.T: Today we learned two e-mails. There are some new words and phrases we should remember: grade, student, class, pupil, cousin; be back, have lessons/classes. We also know about the differences between schools in China and Canada. Please practise writing an e-mail to your friends after class and finish your homework. That’s allfor today.。