高一英语上册 nit8 Sports第一课时教案 大纲人教版第一册.docx

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高一英语上册nit8Sports第一课时教案大纲人教版第一册

2019-2020年高一英语上册nit8Sports（第一课时）教案大纲人教版第一册

Ⅰ.BriefStatementsBasedontheUnit

Sportsisthemaintopicofthisunit.Thewholeunitconsistsofdifferentkindsofsports.Olympics,interestsandhobbiesetc.Atfirst,aquizisshowedtothestudentstoactivatesthestudents’interestsaboutsports.Olympicsattractstheirattention.Threematchesarearrangedinlisteninginordertoimprovethestudents’listeningability.Speakingcangetthestudentstosaysomethingabouttheirinterestsandhobbies.Inthisway,theycanreviewtheirusefulwords,expressionsandsentencepatternsaswell.Thewholetextandtheactivitiesbeforeandafteritcanhavethestudentsknowthehistory,influenceandscale,aswellasmottooftheOlympics.EspeciallyhostingtheOlympicsin2008inourcountrywillencouragingthestudentsgreatly.ThequestionsinPost-readingcanalsomakethestudentslearntoworkoutproblemspracticallyandseeeverythingfromallsides.Languagestudycanhelpthestudentstoremembersomeusefulwordsaboutsportsandanewgrammaritem.IntegratingskillsshowssanintroductionaboutYaoNingandasksthestudentswriteapassagetointroducetheirfavouritesportsstars.Bytheway,attheendoftheunit,ausefulwaytolearnareoffered,Inaddition,Checkpoint8isahelpinmasteringthegrammaritemofthisunit.Inanactiveatmosphere,thestudents’abilitytolisten,speak,readandwritewillbeimprovedandplentyofusefulwordsandexpressionswillbelearntandmastered.

ⅡTeachingAimsandDemands

Category

Contentsbasedonthenewcoursestandard

Topics

1.Talkaboutsports

2.TalkabouttheOlympicGames

3.Talkaboutsportsstars

Functions

Interestsandhobbies

Whichdoyoulike…or…?

Ilikewatchingit

What’syourfavouritesport?

Shooting,Ithink

Whichdoyouprefer,…or…?

Ilike…

Whatabout…?

Iprefer…to…

Areyouinterestedin?

I’dratherwatchitthanplayit.

Yes,verymuch.

No,notreally.

Sure,Ilovesports

WordsandExpressions

BCADcontinentwell-knownathletegoldmedaltorchbadmintonspeedskatingtrackandfieldtiefinaldiveshootingGreececompetitormottofurthertankgymnasticspreparepreparationeffectflamecompeteflagweightpositionsuperstarpointskillweighlittlegesturefacial

Standforbecauseofwouldrathertakepartinpreparationfor

Grammar

ThePassiveVoice

（2）

1.TheFutureIndefinitePassiveVoiceisusedtodescribesomethingthatwillbeaffectedordealtwith.

e.g.Moretreeswillbeplantedandnewroadswillbebuilt

2.TheFutureIndefinitePassiveVoiceisusedtodescribesomebodywhowillacceptanactionorwillbedealtwithpassively.

e.g.AgreatnumberofreporterswillbeinvitedtoBeijingtoreportthe29thOlympicGames.

Ⅲ．TeachingTime：

Fourperiods

Ⅳ．BackgroundInformation

1．HistoryofOlympicGames

TheancientOlympicGamesarepartofamajorreligiousfestivalhonouringZeus．thechiefGreekGod．TheancientGameswerethegreatGreekreligious，athletic，andculturalfestivals．

ThefirstOlympicGamesWereheldinGreeceinthesixthcentury，BC．ThefirstGameslastedforonlyonedayandtherewasonlyonecontest—ashortrace．OnlyGreekmenwereallowedtorunintherace．Nowomenandnonon-Greekswereallowedtorunintherace．Womenwerenotevena11owedtowatchtherace，ortobeanywhereneartheracingarea．WomenhavefoughtforjustrepresentationintheOlympicGamessincethebeginningofthemodernOlympicMovement．TheinternationalOlympicCommitteedidnotformallyadmitwomentotheGamesuntil1912atStockholm．

TheancientGameswerestoppedinthefourthcenturyA．D．whenGreecewasruledbyRome．ThecompetitioninmoderntimesstartedagaininAthensinl896．SincethentheOlympicGameshavebeenheldeveryfouryearsinmanydifferentcitiesaroundtheworld．ThefollowingisalistofthecitiesoftheOlympicGames．

I．1896Athens．Greece

Ⅱ．1900Paris，France

Ⅲ．1904St．Louis，U．S．A

Ⅳ．1908London，England

V．1912Stockholm．Sweden

Ⅵ．1916CanceledduetoW．W．I

Ⅶ．1920Antwerp．Belgium

Ⅷ．1924Paris。

France

Ⅸ．1928Amsterdam．TheNetherlands

X．1932LosAngeles，U．S．A

Ⅺ．1936Berlin．Germany

Ⅻ．1940Canceledduet0W．W．Ⅱ

XⅢ．1944CanceledduetoW．W．Ⅱ

XⅣ．1948London．England

XV．1952Helsinki．Finland

XⅥ．1956Melbourne，Australia

XⅦ．1960Rome，Italy

XⅦ．1964Tokyo，Japan

XⅨ．1968MexicoCity．Mexico

XX．1972Munich,Germany

XⅪ．1976Montreal，Canada

XⅫ．1980MOSCOW，U．S．S．R

XXⅢ．1984LOSAngeles，U．S．A

XXⅣ．1988Seoul，SouthKorea

XXV．1992Barcelona,Spain

XXⅥ．1996Atlanta，U．S．A

XXⅦ．2000Sydney，Australia

TherighttohostanOlympicGameisawardedtoacitychosenbythemembersoftheIOC．Onlycities,notcountries,mayhostanOlympicGames．

Thegamesareofdifferenttypes．Thereareindividualcontests,whereeachathleteplaysalone．Someexamplesofindividualgamestheswimming,running,walkingraces,jumping,gymnastics,diving，skiingandsleddingraces．Inasecondgroupofgamesthreeorfourathletesworkasagroup．Thecontestsareusuallyraces．forexample，relayracesinrunning，swimmingandskiing．Thethirdgroupofgamesareteamgames．Theteamsplaysuchgamesasbasketball．volleyballandsoccer．

TheInternationalOlympicCommitteemakesstrictrulesforathletestomakesurethateachonehasthesamechancetowin．WinningintheOlympicsisconsideredasagreatachievementandagreathonouraswell．AnathletewhowinstheOlympicsisthebestintheworld.

2.OlympicMedals

Olympicmedalsareawardedtothoseindividualsorteamsplacingfirst,secondandthirdineachevent.

Thefirstplacewinnerisbestowedagold-platedmedalofasilver,whichiscommonlyreferredtoasthe“goldmedal”.Secondandthirdplacesreceivemedalsofsilverandbronze.Thesilverusedinthefirstandsecondplacemedalsmustbeatleast92.5%pure.The“gold”medalsmustbegildedwithatlestsixgramsofpuregold.

Medalsalsocarrythenameofthesportcontested.AllcompetitorsreceiveadiplomaandcommemorativemedalsfortheirparticipationintheOlympicGames.

3.TheOlympicFlame

ThemostreveredandvisiblesymboloftheOlympicGamescompetitionistheOlympicFlame.

Inthemodernera,theOlympicFlamefirstappearedatthe1928AmsterdamGames.

ThetraditionoftheOlympicTorchRelay,whichculminatesinthelightingoftheOlympiccauldronattheopeningceremonyofeachGames,datestothe1936BerlinGames.

ThefirsttorchrelaywascreatedtosymbolizethelinkbetweentheancientandmodernOlympicGames.TheflamewaslitinaceremonyatOlympia,Greece.Fromthere3000runnerscarriedthetorchthroughsevencountriestoBerlin.Therelaywastimedsothattheflamearrivedatthestadiumattheprecisemomentrequired.EversincethelightingoftheOlympiacauldronhasbecomethemosthallowedmomentoftheOlympiaGames.

4.TheOlympicRings

TheOlympicringsaretheofficialsymboloftheOlympicmovement.Therearefiveinterlacingringsofthecolorsblue,yellow,black,greenandred.Theringsaresetuponawhitebackground.

Thecolorsthemselvesdonotrepresentanysinglecontinent.Thecolorswerechosenbecauseatleastoneofthesecolorsisfoundintheflagofeverynation.

Thesefiveringsrepresentthefivepartsoftheworld.Thisisarealinternationalemblem.TheOlympicringsrepresenttheunionofthefivecontinentsandthemeetingofathletesthroughouttheworldattheOlympicGames.

TheoriginalOlympicflagwasmakein1913inParis.Theflagisthreemeterslongandtwometerswide.ItfirstflewoveranOLYMPICSTADIUMATTHE1920AntwerpGames.TheoriginalflagalsocarriedtheOlympicmotto,“Faster,Higher,Stronger”.

TheFirstPeriod

TeachingAims:

1.Improvethestudent’slisteningabilitybylisteningtosomematerials.

2.Mastertheusefulexpressionsbyusingtheminthedialogues,meanwhileeducatethestudentstolovesportssothattheycanbehealthierandstronger.

TeachingImportantPoint:

Howtoexpressone’sideasfreely,usingtheexpressionsinthetext.

TeachingDifficultPoint:

Howtoimprovethestudent’slisteningability.

TeachingMethods:

1.Talkingmethodtoenablethestudentstoexpressthemselvesfreely.

2.Listeningmethodtoimprovethestudents’listeningability.

TeachingAids:

1.arecorder

2.aprojectorandsomeslides

TeachingProcedures:

FStepⅠ.GreetingsandRevision

T:

Goodmorning/afternoon,everyone!

Ss:

Goodmorning/afternoon,teacher!

T:

Inthisclass,I’llcheckyourhomeworkfirst.Thenwe’lltalkaboutsomethingaboutsportsandtheOlympics,includinglisteningtosomesportsreportsandinterviewing.Atlastwe’lldoanexercise,usingtheeverydayEnglishappearinginthispart.Nowletmecheckyourhomeworkfirst…

（Theteacherchecksthestudents’homework.）

FStepⅡ.Warmingup

T:

Doyoulikesports?

Ss:

Yes,wedo.（Welikesportsverymuch…）

T:

Whatisyourfavouritesports?

Imean,whatsportsdoyoulikebest?

WangDong,tellusplease.

WangDong:

Ilikefootballbest.

（Theteachershowsthefollowingpicturesonthescreen.）

T:

Lookatthesepictures.Whatisshedoing?

（Pointingtothefirstpicture.）

Ss:

Sheisskating.

T:

Whataretheydoing?

（Pointingtothesecondpicture.）

Ss:

Theyareplayingvolleyball.

T:

Whatarethesepeopledoing?

（Pointingtothethirdpicture.）

Ss:

TheyarehavingtheOlympicGames.

T:

TheOlympicGamesarethebiggestsportsmeetingintheworld.PleaseopenyourbooksatPage50.Let’shaveaquizandseehowmuchdoyouknowabouttheOlympics.Doitbyyourselves.Laterwewillchecktheanswers.

（Afewminuteslater,theteachershowstheanswersonthescreen.）

Suggestedanswers:

1.C2.B3.A4.B5.B6.B7.B

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LosAngelesSydneyAthensBeijing

9.Inthe