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  教学准备

1.  教学目标

三维目标

1.Knowledge:

words/phrases:

upset,ignore,loose,cheat,Netherlands,German,dare,thunder,entirely,feeling,crazy,trust,indoors,calmdown,beconcernedabout,walkthedog,gothrough,hideaway,setdownaseriesof...,onpurpose,facetoface

sentencestructures:

Therewasatimewhen...

Itwasthefirsttimethat...

...before...

Iwonderif...

2.Ability:

(1)Usethewordsandphraseslearnedfreely.

(2)Improvethestudents’readingability.

(3)Mastertheskillsofskimming,scanningandguessingthemeaningsofthenewwordsfromthetext.

3.Emotion:

(1)Enablethestudentstovaluethefriendshipbetweenfriendsbylearningandreadingthetext.

(2)Keepaclearviewofthewar.

2.  教学重点/难点

教学重点

(1)Improvethestudents’abilityofskimmingandscanning.

(2)UnderstandthecontentsofthediarybyAnneandknowtheimportanceofhavingfriends.

教学难点

(1)Howtomakethestudentsunderstandthereadingtextbetter.

(2)Howtomastertheskillsofskimmingandscanning.

3.  教学用具

4.  标签

  教学过程

教学过程

Step1Greetingsandlead-in

T:

Goodmorning/afternoon,everyone.

Ss:

Goodmorning/afternoonteacher.

T:

Sitdown,please.I’mverygladtobeyourEnglishteacherandwillingtogiveyoulessons.First,let’sintroduceeachother.FirstIintroducemyselftoyounow.Mynameis...Myhobbiesare...Mypurposeis...inthisterm.Whataboutyou?

Hello,what’syourname?

Nicetoknowyou.(GoaroundtheclassandgetindividualSstointroducethemselves.)

T:

Fromnowon,wehaveknowneachother.IhopeI’mnotonlyyourteacher,butalsoyourgoodfriendinthefuture.Doyouthinkso?

Ss:

Yes.

Step2Warmingup

T:

Todaywe’regoingtolearnUnit1“Friendship”.Whatisafriend?

ABritishnewspaperonceofferedaprizeforthebestdefinitionofafriend.Ifyouweretheeditor,choosethebestonefromthefollowingentries(条目),andexplainwhy.

□Afriendistheonewhocomesinwhenthewholeworldhasgoneout.

□Onewhounderstandsmysilence.

□Tohaveagoodfriend,youneedtobeagoodfriend.

□Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.

□Friendsarejustthepeoplewhoshareyourhappinessandsorrow.

□Friendsarethere(orhere)fortworeasons:

tobeused,ortouseyou.

□Noputtingyouinadifficultposition.

□Truefriendshipdoesnotexist.

□FriendsaretheangelssentbyGodforyoutolove.

□Friendshipislikedatingwithoutthekissingandsex.

□Knowingnomatterwhat,you’llalwayshaveaspecialplaceintheirheart,andthey’llhaveoneinyours;andlovingthemcompletelyforwhotheyare.

□Whenyoulookatyourwatchat4a.m.,butstillknowyoucancallthemandwakethemup,andthey’llstillwanttotalktoyou,that’sfriendship.

S1:

Inmyopinion,“Tohaveagoodfriend,youneedtobeagoodfriend.”isthebestone.Kindnessisahardthingtogiveaway.Itkeepscomingbacktothegiver.Weoftengetbackwhatwegive.

T:

OK.Anydifferentidea?

S2:

Myfeelingisthat“Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.”isthebestdefinitionofafriend.Wearelivinginamaterialsociety.Manypeoplemakefriendstoachievetheirgoals.Theyonlywanttosharewithyourhappiness.Onlywhenweareintroublecanwetellwhethertheyaresincere.

……

T:

Verygood.Youropinionsareallright.Doyouallhavefriends?

Ss:

Yes.

Step3 

T:

Butareyouagoodfriend?

Or,areyougoodtoyourfriends?

Let’smakeasurveyinWarmingup.

T:

OK,timeisup.Askseveralstudentshowmanypointstheycanget.Asweallsee,mostofyouaregoodtoyourfriends.

Step4 

T:

NowI’dlikeyoutodiscussthefollowingfourquestions:

(showthemonthescreen)

1.Whydoyouneedfriends?

2.Whatdoyouthinkagoodfriendshouldbelike?

3.Doesafriendalwayshavetobeaperson?

Why?

4.Doyouthinkadiarycanbecomeyourfriend?

Whyorwhynot?

(Thestudentspreparethequestionsforafewminutes)

T:

OK.Who’dliketoanswerthefirstquestion?

S1:

IfI’mintrouble,myfriendswillhelpme.

S2:

Idon’tfeellonelywithafriend.

S3:

Afriendcanmakemehappy.

T:

Great.Whocananswerquestiontwo?

S1:

Ithinkafriendshouldbeloyal,wiseandbrave.

S2:

Agoodfriendissomeonewhosharessweetandsourwithyou.

S3:

Inmyview,agoodfriendshouldbekindandfunny.WhenIambored,hecanentertainme.WhenIamlonely,hekeepsmecompany.

T:

Wonderful.Whataboutthethirdquestion?

S1:

Letmetry.Idon’tthinkafriendhasalwaystobeaperson.Anythingthathelpsuscanbeourfriend.

S2:

Apersonmaysometimehurtyou,whiletheotherthingsmaynot.

S3:

...

T:

Nowlet’scometothelastquestion.

S1:

Ithinkadiarycanbecomemybestfriend.Becausemyhumanfriendssometimesmayboreus,butmydiaryneverweariesmewithitscompany.

S2:

WheneverandwhereverIam,Icansharemysecretswithit.

S3:

Maybesomedayagoodfriendwillturnagainstyou,butadiarywillneverbe.

T:

Great,you’vedoneverywell.

Step5

T:

Youalldidagoodjob.Justnowweheldaheateddiscussionaboutfriends.Weknowafriendshouldbethepersonwholaughswithyouduringthegoodtimesandhaveashoulderforyoutocryduringthosenot-so-goodtimes.Todaywearegoingtolearnapassagetitled“Anne’sbestfriend”.Firstlet’slookatsomewords.

1.upset

a.tocausetoworry,notbecalm,

e.g.Dowhathewants,oryouwillupsethim.

b.tomakeill,usu.inthestomach

e.g.Theforeignfoodupsethim/hisstomach.

c.worried;anxious;fellingunhappyaboutsomething

2.ignore:

nottotakenoticeof 

e.g.Ignorethechildifhemisbehaves,andhe’llsoonstop.

3.calm:

freefromexcitement;untroubled

e.g.Evenafterherhusbanddied,shewascalm.

4.concern:

a.seriouscareorinterest 

e.g.anurse’sconcernforasickman

b.toworry;causeanxiety

5.loose:

madeofpartsthatarenottighttogether

e.g.alooseweave/soil

6.cheat:

a.takefromsomeoneunfairly,dishonestly

e.g.Hecheatedtheoldwomanoutofhermoney.

b.toactdishonestlytowinanadvantage

e.g.Ialwayscheatatcards,it’stheonlywayIcanwin.

7.reason:

thecauseofanevent

e.g.Thereasonforthefloodwasallthatheavyrain.

8.list:

asetofnamesofthingswrittenoneaftertheother,soastorememberthem

e.g.alistofthingstobuy/ashoppinglist

9.share:

use,pay,have,etc.,withothers

e.g.Wehaven’tenoughbooksforeveryone;someofyouwillhavetoshare.

10.feeling:

abelieforopinionnotbasedonreason

e.g.Ihaveafeelingthathe’llcomesoon.

11.German:

oforfromGermany;thelanguageofGermany

12.setdown:

toputdown;makearecordof

13.series:

agroupofthethingsofthesamekindorrelatedinsomeway

e.g.aseriesofconcerts;atelevisionseries/aseriesoftelevision

14.crazy:

mad;illinthemind

e.g.acrazyidea

Sheiscrazyaboutdancing.

15.spellbind:

holdthecompleteattentionof

16.thunder:

theloudexplosivenoisethatfollowsaflashoflightning

e.g.stealsomebody’sthunder先发制人

17.entirely:

adj;entire:

withnothingleftout

18.power:

theabilitytodosomethingorproduceacertaineffect;force;strength

e.g.Hedideverythinginhispowertocomforther.

Youcanreallyfeelthepowerofthesunsittingouthere.

19.trust:

tobelieveinthehonestyandworthofsomeone/something

e.g.Youshouldn’ttrusthim,hisdishonest.

T:

OK.Nowsomuchforthewords.

Step6

T:

Well,I’mgladtoknowyouhavepreviewedthetext.WhatdoyouknowaboutAnne?

I’llaskyoutoworkingroupsofsixtocollectinformationaboutAnnebysurfingtheinternet,readingbooks,magazinesandsoon.

S1:

AnneisaJewishgirl.

S2:

Shelivedahardlifebecauseofhernationality.

S3:

ShewaskilledbyNazi.

S4:

...

T:

OK.Whichteamisthebest?

Theyworkedtogethertofindmoreinformation.Nowyouhavelearnedsomeinformationabouther.Butwouldyouliketoknowmoreabouther?

Ss:

Yes.

Step7 

T:

First,listentothetapeandtrytotickthethingsmentionedinthepassage.

(1)Anne’sfamily

(2)ThehistoryofJew

(3)Thereasonforherhidingaway

(4)Herlovefornature

(5)ThecrueldeedsofGermanNazis

(6)Hitter

T:

Areyouready?

Ss:

Yes.

T:

Beginplease.

(Afewminuteslater)Let’schecktheanswerswiththewholeclass.

Possibleanswers:

(1)(3)(4)

Step8 

T:

Now,I’msureyouhaveageneralunderstandingofthetext.Nextyouareaskedtoreadthetextquickly.Tickthesentencesthataretrueaccordingtothetextandcorrectthefalseones.

1.(F)Afriendwouldneverlaughatyou.

2.(T)AnnelivedinAmsterdamintheNetherlandsduringWorldWarⅡ.

3.(F)Sheandherfamilyhidawayforoneyearbeforetheywerediscovered.

4.(F)Shekeptadiaryasothersdid.

5.(T)Shewasfondofnature.

6.(F)Shestayedawakeinthenightbecauseshecouldn’tsleepwell.

7.(T)Shecouldn’tgooutassheliked.

Possibleanswers:

1.Afriendwouldlaughatyou.

3.Sheandherfamilyhidawayfortwoyearsbeforetheywerediscovered.

4.Shedidn’twanttowriteaseriesoffactsinadiaryasmostpeopledo.

6.ShestayedawakebecauseshecouldhaveagoodlookatthemoonwithoutbeingnoticedbyNazisenemies.

Step9 

T:

Wonderful.ThistimeI’dlikeyoutoreadthepassagecarefullytofinedetailedinformation.

1.Fillinthetable.

2.Answerthefollowingquestions:

(1)WhydidAnnehateNazi?

(2)WhydidAnnetreatadiaryasherfriend?

(3)Whywasshesocrazyaboutnature?

Possibleanswers:

(1)BecauseNaziforcedJewishtoleavetheirhomesevenkilledthem.

(2)Becauseatthatspecialtimeshehadnochancetomakefriendswithpersons.Sheevencouldn’tgoout.

(3)Becauseshehadlosttouchwithnatureforalongtime,worryingshecouldbecaught.

3.PleasefindoutsentencestoexpressAnne’slovefornature.

4.FinishcomprehendingonPage3.

Possibleanswers:

C,A,B,E,D,B,CD,A

Step10Conclusion

1.WorkinpairsoftwototelleachothersomethingaboutAnne.

2.T:

Trytocompletethefollowingsentences.

ItisHitler’sambitionthat____________.

Itisthewarthat____________.

Itisourre

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