牛津译林版必修一模块一(第6讲)教案和配套练习(译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计(优秀5篇)
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Unit 1 School LifeWelcomeAims and requirements♦ Read a magazine article about school life in the UK and two other articles about school clubs♦ Listen to a headmaster talking about school activities♦ Discuss daily school life with your class partner♦ Report your school activities to your class teacher♦ Write a notice about school activities♦ Make a poster for a new school clubprocedures●Welcome to the unitStep 1: BrainstormingIt’s the beginning of a new term. You have just finished junior high and are about to enter a new period in your studies. I am very happy to have all of you in my class and I hope we can be friends. I can see that some of you are eager to know what studying at senior high will be like. Will it be different from junior high? Well, there are certainly many differences between junior high and senior high, but there are also some things that are the same in every school in China. What about schools in other countries? Do students learn differently and have different experiences? Are schools all over the world the same?This is the subject of our first unit. Today we are going to look at schools in the United Kingdom and try to work out if they are the same or differentfrom schools in China. Here are four pictures that show some aspects of school life in the UK. Please look at the pictures, read the instructions and try to determine the differences between schools in China and the UK.Step 2: Discussing and practicingLet’s have a discussion for several minutes.(The teacher can use the following contents to help students.)Huge campus and low-rise buildings:In the United Kingdom,we can seehuge campus and low-rise buildings in this picture. It is the biggest difference from schools in China. Schools in China usually have a large enough campus to make sure students have enough space to study and playin. But most school buildings are taller, at least three storeys.Lockers for every student: In the United Kingdom, there are rows of lockersby the classrooms for students to put their stationery, books,exercise-books and other belongings.In China students bring what theyneed for lessons to school and then take it all back home after school.Most schools in China do not have the equipment in the classroom.Fewer students in each class:In the United Kingdom, there are fewer students in a class, no more than 30 per class.In China, There are usuallymore students in high school, perhaps 50 to 60 per class. Recently some schools are beginning to limit the number of students in each class.At ease with our teacher:In the United Kingdom, students have a close relationship with their teachers. They feel at ease and comfortable with them.It is similar in China. Nowadays, lots of teachers and students have established a good relationship with each other. They respect each otherand work to gain a better understanding of each other.Now try to combine your own school experiences with knowledge gained from this text and other sources, so that you can participate fully in thediscussion.(Give students a couple of minutes to talk about the following three questions.)1. Do you know any other differences between the lives of Chinese and British high school students?2. What kind of school activities do you enjoy?3. What is your dream school life like?Now in groups exchange your opinions and everyone is supposed to speak out your idea. Each group will then report your conclusions to the whole class.Word powerBoys and girls, we have dealt with the differences and similarities about school life between China and UK. I think you have had a better understanding of the reading material. Do you like your school life? Here are some pictures for you to appreciate.What can you see in the picture? Which aspect or factor attracts you most and causes you to study in our school?(beautiful night scene, teaching buildings and two marble statues. They reflect how beautiful our school is. We students in our school can be encouraged to study better and harder with such beautiful and meaningful surroundings) Today we will come to Word Power.This section deals with words and expressions related to school facilities. Familiarize yourselves with the school facilities and review expressions of asking and answering the way. Parts A and B involve activities that aim to activate your relative prior knowledge. Part C is designed to reinforce the vocabulary involved in Parts A and B. Part D aims to expand and evaluate your vocabulary by doing a matching exercise.You are not only to expand your related vocabulary but also to apply them in practical usage.Step 1: Brainstorming1. Thinking about the following topic:School plays an important part in children’s growing-up. When you finished your junior study, your parents and you all had a careful and thoughtful consideration about which senior high school suited you best or which senior high school could give you the best education and provide the best environment. So can you tell me which aspect or factor attracts you most and causes you to study here? (The teacher encourages students to express genuinely about their choices.)2.Recalling the first day to schoolDo you still remember the first day you came to this school? How did you find your way around?Usually, if you don’t know your way, what will you do? Do you ask others for help? Now think about the patterns you learned in junior high.Excuse me, can you tell me the way to...?Excuse me, which is the nearest way to...?Excuse me, how can I get to/arrive at/reach... ?Turn right/left, and walk straight on.At the end of the first/second crossing, you will find it on yourright/left.You can’t miss it.Walk towards/past…and then walk between..., and you will find…at theend of the road.3. Dealing with the mapFocus on the map first and familiarize yourselves with each building. Now read Wei Hua’s thoughts carefully and mark her routes on the map. Pay attention to Wei Hua’s expressions and try to learn the usage of these phrases. Step2: Vocabulary learning1. Dealing with BDeal with Part B individually according to the instructions and write a description of the quickest way to get from the dormitories to Classroom 4. Then report your answers to the class.Sample answersIf you are standing at the door of the dormiories, first turn right andgo past the medical centre and the gym, then turn left and walk until theend of the road. Classroom 4 is on your left.(If possible, the teacher can design some similar exercises to the one above for students to practise. For example, the teacher can ask studentsto mark the shortest way from the science laboratory to Classrooms 16-25.This exercise aims to help students to use proper expressions whilefinding the way.)2. Dealing with A and B for homeworkDeal with Part A on page 85 in Workbook. After reading the letter, you will know how to write a note to indicate the way to somewhere. (Part B as homework) 3. Dealing with CRead Part C and complete it. You’d better consult each other or the dictionary whenever you have a problem before consulting me. Then report your answers. Pay attention to your pronunciation and spelling.AnswersC. (1) car park (2) classrooms (3)library (4)labs (5)gym(6) swimming pool (7) dormitories (8) medical centre (9) canteen4. Dealing with DHave ever been to a gym? If not, try to imagine what kinds of equipment are usually provided in a gym and why gyms are popular nowadays.( a. The teacher can play some videos for students to watch and meanwhile teach them how to say these pieces of equipment in English. Then ask students to finish Part D.b.If possible, take students to a gym to have the lesson. While teaching, the teacher can invite students to do some performances on the equipment and meanwhile the teacher instructs students in English how to use this equipment.c. Ask students to discuss the following questions: Do you think having a gym is an important factor for students when choosing a school? Why are more and more key schools spending a large amount of money in improving their school facilities? Do you think it is necessary for all schools to have this kind of equipment?)AnswersD (4) beam (7) barbell (1) climbing bars (6) basketballcourt(2) rings (8) mat (3) dumb-bell (5)skipping ropeAnswers to Part B (page 93)Dear Mickey,I came to see you but you happened to be out. I’d like to invite you tovisit me at school when you have time. Here’s how to get to my dormitory. When you get to the school gate, you’ll see the playground in front ofyou with the gym on the left and three classroom buildings on the right.Go toward the gym. Then, walk along the road between the playground andthe gym. Go straight ahead, pass the library and the teacher’s officeuntil you reach a small river. Take a right turn to get to the bridge.After you cross the bridge, you’ll see three buildings ahead. The onein the middle is our canteen. The two buildings on either side of the canteen are the dormitories. The one on the left is Dorm 1.That’s where I live.See you soon.AndyResourcesSchool facilities are an important part of school construction and development. Sometimes, the school will allocate a large amount of fundsfor redecorating school buildings, buying new pieces of equipment and making the whole school environment safer and more pleasant. For more information, you can visit the following website:http:// 24hourfitness/html/fitness/ today/●Project Starting a new school clubEverybody, please look at a picture on the screen. Do you know what the girl student is doing? (She is broadcasting.) Yes. Does your school have such a radio station/club? What does it often do usually?The project in this unit is designed to help you use English through doing a project. The two reading materials about school clubs here are samples for you to learn how to develop after-school activities and form a school club. Try to design a poster advertising a new school club.You’re supposed to use what you’ve learned to finish a project by working together. You may discuss what club you’d like to start, and what each of them will do. Search for some information, do some writing and drawing. To make an attractive poster, you are expected to cooperate to complete each part of the task.ARead the first passage about a school radio club run by students themselves. Find out as much information as you can about the radio club.Who started the radio club? (Kate Jones, the writer)When was the radio club started? (two years ago)Why was the radio club started? (CD players were not allowed in school;to play music during break time)What does the radio club do? every morning: (tell about the weather, the recent news, special messages the teachers want to broadcast) during exam time: (the special programme telling students what they should and shouldn’t do) at the end of the school year: (graduating students giving messages to their friends and teachers) when parents come: (playing songssung by students, special messages to inform people about events)Find out as much information as you can in the second passage about the school club.the name of the school club: (Poets of the Next Generation)Who started the school club? (Mr Owen, the English teacher)When do the members of the school club meet? (the last Friday of every month)What do the members of the school club do? (talk about poems and poetsthey like, select poems, read out aloud, write poems and read out)Choose the best answer according to the reading material.1. What was the school radio club started for at first?A. To inform teachers in school of important things.B. For playing music for everyone during break time.C. To broadcast special messages.D. For students to learn English by listening to radio.2. Which of the following is not included in the programmes of the school radio club?A. How to go on diets and keep slim.B. Special messages to students by teachers.C. Songs sung by students.D. Advice to students on preparations for exams.3．Which of the following statement is not right according to the project?A. The radio club can not only be helpful to students but also can keep parents informed of school events.B. I, as one of the club hosts, like the club very much.C. The club is much more than just music.D. Although I have graduated from school, yet I miss the club and often visit it.Keys: BADWhat do you think about the two articles? Whether you would like to start a club to do something you’re interested in?Now let’s deal with Part B1 on page 87 in Workbook to know better how to use the useful phrases in the two passages.Read Part B2 on the same page to identify the different usages of talk, tell, speak, say and read.(To review the words and sentence patterns in this unit, you can do Parts D1 and D2 on page 89 in Workbook as your homework, and design a poster.)BEnjoy a poster, please.Two questions to answer.1. What does the poster consist of?2. How does it attract its viewers?PlanningWork in groups of four. Discuss and choose what school club you’d like to start in your class or school. Divide the tasks among group members. Fill in the blanks in this part.PreparingMembers responsible for different tasks should make preparations and answer the questions in this part. Then you can meet, discuss and select from the information found.ProducingThose who are making the poster will draft the poster based on all the ideas from the group’s research and discussion. When the poster is finished, each group member should read it carefully and give suggestions to make it more attractive.PresentingNow time to present your posters to the whole class. Talking about your club and display your posters in the classroom so that other students choose which school club they would like to attend.AnswerPart B1 (p87)1 reads out 3 such as 5 is allowedto 7 gives to2 inform of 4 are required to 6 making preparations for 8 much more thanPart B2 (p87)1. talk 3. tell 5. said 7.say talked talked 9. read2. read spoke 4. speak 6. speak 8. toldPart D1 (p89)1. exciting 3. achieving 5.selected 7. attend2. prepare 4. clubs 6.Literature 8. experiencePart D2 (p89)1. I think the best way to protect the environment is to plant more trees.2. Going to the park for a picnic on the weekend sounds like a good idea.3. In summer holidays he spent most of his time surfing the Internet.4. The girl who used to be a model is now a famous actress.5. Talk to her more, and you will find that she isn’t as bad as you thought she was.6. As it was getting dark, I decided to find a place to stay.7. “Stop shouting! You are giving me a headache,” said mother angrily.8. Though it is difficult to improve your handwriting in such a short time, you should still keep practising.Part A (p90)1. It will help them feel like part of a group and also it will make the school’s sports teams feel proud.2. To gain knowledge.3. Because they are comfortable and do not need special care.4. He thinks they look very boring.5. No. He thinks that students could wear their leisure clothes outside of school.Part B (page 91)1. They have to pass the SATs, complete application forms and write lettersto the colleges.2. She can help students choose a good college.3. Because students do not study the same subjects.4. They might go to school early to use the Internet service and they mightstay late if theyhave after-school activities to go to.5. Participating in various after-school activities.●Task Reporting school activitiesAs we all know, there are various school activities for students to attend. What school activities do you often have? Can you name some? This section consists of a series of activities which provide you with opportunities to practise your language skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing. It is divided into three steps, and each step is preceded with a skills building activity. Through the three steps, you will learn to solve a practical problem in your daily life--how to talk about school activities and how to write a notice about a school activity.Skills building 1: understanding a programmeSuppose you are monitor of a class and you are to plan and arrange a class meeting for parents to visit your school. What will be informed your classmates of about the class meeting? That is to say, what will be included in your plan? Here you can find out what a programme usually includes when you read the guidelines and you will know what you should notice when you are listening to someone talking about a programme.1. Read the five points in Skills building 1 on page 12. Write down the names of months and the seven days of a week in abbreviations. For example, 2nd/2 Feb; 5th/5 Mar; 3rd/3 Aug; 21st/21 Oct; 30th/30 Nov; Mon; Wed; Tue; Fri; Sat2. Listen to the tape and finish the timetable on page 12.TapescriptReporter: Good morning, Mr Gu. What’s your programme like for next week? Scientist: On the twenty-first of October, that’s Monday, I will visit your school, Datong High School, at nine thirty in the morning, I will give a talk to the whole school. At a quarter to one in the afternoon on the twenty-second, I will attend an important school assembly at Guanghua High School, and I will go to the school concert at Xiangming High School at six p.m. on the twenty-third. Reporter: Wow. You are really busy. I look forward to seeing you again on Monday.Answers:Date Day Time Venue Activity21st Oct 22nd Oct 23rd Oct MonTueWed9:30 a.m.12:45 p.m.6:00 p.m.Datong HighSchoolgive a talkattend an important schoolassemblygo to the school concertStep1: completing a timetable for a school programmeThis part is designed to help you develop your listening skills by listening to a talk given by the headmaster about a school programme. Complete the programme according to what the headmaster says. Identify the times, venues, subjects of some talks and who the speaker is.1. Read the guidelines on page 13 to know what you’re to do and then read the timetable to get a general idea about the talk.2. Listen to the tape and complete the timetable individually. We’ll then check the answers.TapescriptHeadmaster:Next month we are going to have several talks. We have invited eight people withdifferent jobs to give us talks on different subjects. Each class can choose up to five talks according to your class timetable. Monitors, you have to make sure you understand when and where each talk is to be given. You also have to be sure about the subjects and who the speakers are and then report to your class. First of all, we have a famous writer coming on Friday, the eighth of October. He is going to talk about how to read a novel. The talk will be held in Room Two-o-one, Building Four, beginning at one twenty in the afternoon.At two fifteen on Monday afternoon, the eleventh of October, a fireman is going to talk about fire prevention, in Room Five-o-three, Building Three. A student from the USA is going to talk about school life in the USA on Wednesday, the thirteenth of October. The talk will be held at three p.m.We have invited ...Monitor 1:Excuse me, Mr Liu, where is the talk about school life in the USA going to be held?Headmaster: Oh, yes. It’ll be held in Room Four-o-four, Building One. Mornitor 1: Thank you.Headmaster: OK. On Tuesday, the nineteenth of October, we have invited a scientist to talk about outer space in Room One-o-five. Building Two, at eight o’clock in the morning.Monitor 2:That’ll be interesting.Headmaster: I’m glad you like that idea. Now, let’s carry on. A doctor is going to talk about fighting AIDS at half past two in the afternoon on Thursday, the twenty-first of October, in Room Three-o-six, Building Four. A newspaper reporter from Football Weekly is going to talk aboutfamous football players, at one twenty p.m. on Friday, the twenty-second of October in Room Two-o-four, Building Three.Monitor 3: Is it about football players in China?Headmaster: Not only that. It is about football players around the world. Monitor 3: Great!Headmaster: Now let ’s go on. A policeman is going to talk about traffic signs at ten past __on the morning of Wednesday, the twenty-seventh of October, in Room Four-o-one, Building Two. Now the last talk. The subject is Australian pop songs. It ’ll be given by a famous singer at ten a.m. on Friday, the twenty-ninth of October, in Room Three-o-three, Building Four. Is everything clear?Monitors: Yes!AnswersDate Day Time Venue Subject Speaker8th Oct Fri 1.20 p.m. Room 201, Building 4How to read a novelfamous writer11th Oct M on 2.15 p.m.Room 503, Building 3Fire preventionfireman 13th Oct W ed 3 p.m. Room 404, Building 1School life in theUSA USA Student 19th Oct T ue 8 a.m.Room 105, Building 2Outer spacescientist 21st Oct T hur 2.30 p.m.Room 306, Building 4Fighting AIDSdoctor 22nd Oct F ri 1.20 p.m. Room 204, Building 3Famous footballplayers newspaper reporter 27th Oct W ed 10.10Room 401, Traffic signs policemana.m. Building 229th Oct F ri 10 a.m. Room 303, Building 4Australian pop songsfamous singerSkills building 2: comparing informationYou ’ll learn here how to compare information before you make decisions. Compare all the information in a list to find the name of a history book after reading an e-mail.1. Read the two points about comparing information on page 14 before making decisions. (Words on the blackboard: Read all the information carefully. Make as many comparisons as possible .)2. Read the guidelines to make sure you know what to do. Read the list of the seven books.(Words on the blackboard: The title: The price: The year: The writer:) Compare the list of the seven books and the information given in the letter to find the clues needed.3. Fill in the form on the blackboard.The title: with the wordDynastiesThe price: having the figure8The year: after 2000The writer: a famousprofessorCan you find the book now?Answer7-8976-9374-8/K :Step 2: Reporting to your class teacherThe activities in this part are designed to improve your speaking skills after you have compared the class timetable in this part with the school programme on page 13.Choose five talks according to the class timetable. Then work in pairs to makea dialogue about the talks you’ve chosen.1. Read the guidelines in Part A, and point out what classes you can skip to attend the talks. Compare the timetable with the one on page 13, so that you can find the talks to attend.A. Talks that we can attend:1. Fire prevention2. Outer space3. School life in theUSA 5. Australian pop songs2. Read the guidelines in Part B on page 15 and work in pairs talking according to the programme timetable on page 13 and the notes in Part A.B Sample answersClass teacher: Hey Monitor, there will be quite a few talks next monthin our school. Have you chosen some for our class?Monitor: Yes, I think we can attend as many as five talks.Class teacher: Good. When is the first talk for our class?Monitor: The first one will be at 2.15 p.m., 11th Oct. It’s Monday that day. We can skip games to attend it.Class teacher: What is the subject of the talk? Who is giving the talk? Monitor: Fire prevention by a fireman.Class teacher: Where is the talk to be held?Monitor: In Room 503 Building 3.Class teacher: What about the second talk? When will it be held? And whatis it about?Monitor: I think most of us will be very interested in this talk. It’s about school life in the USA. It will be give on 13th of next month.The time is 3 p.m.Class teacher: Hm, it’s our self-study period. The talk is sure to be given by a USA student, right? Where shall we go to listen to it?Monitor: The talk will be given in Room 105, Building 2.Class teacher: On Tuesday morning we have our Chinese library class. Isthere a talk for our class?Monitor: Certainly. On the morning of 19th, that’s Tuesday, there is atalk about outer space at 8 a.m. in Room 105, Building 2. This subjectis very popular these days. Many of us are eager to know more about outer space.Class teacher: What about the fourth one?Monitor: It’s on Thursday, October 21st. The subject of the talk is fighting AIDS. It’ll be given by a doctor in Room 306, Building 4.Class teacher: OK. Now the last one. When will it be?Monitor: It will be at 10 on Friday morning. The date is 29th. It’s ourclass-meeting period. And I think everyone in our class will be interestedin it.Class teacher: What’s the subject?Monitor: Australian pop songs. It’ll be given by a famous singer.Class teacher: Where will it be held?Monitor: In Room 303, Building 4.Skills building 3: writing a noticeHere you’ll read about what a notice is and what you should pay attention to when you’re writing a notice. You’ll read a notice by a school librarian and find all the important information in it.1. Read the first part in Skills building 3 to learn what a notice is and pay attention to the three points when writing a notice.2. Read the notice given by the school library and point out the important information in the notice.The important information:Event: library closedTime: next Wednesday to Friday, 16th to 18th NovemberReason: for the sports meetingWhen to reopen: Next Saturday, 19th NovemberThe new opening hours: Monday--Friday: 8 a.m.--6 p.m. Saturday & Sunday:10 a.m.--5 p.m.Public holidays: closedPerson that gives the notice: Zhong Shengxiao, a staff member ofthe school library3. Talk about how to make a notice attractive. (written in big and colour letters, and use one or two pictures or photos, etc.)Step 3: informing your classmatesIn this part you are asked to write a notice to inform the class about the talks you’ll attend.1. Read the guidelines in Step 3 on page 17, so that you know what to write in the notice.2. Write a notice about Talks in October.Possible versionNoticeTalks in OctoberI am happy to inform you that in October we are going to attend five interesting and instructive talks. I think we will learn a lot ofinformation. Read the following to get some detailed information about the five talks.DateDayTimeVenueSubjectSpeaker11th OctMon2.15 p.m.Room 503,Building 3Fire preventionfireman13th OctWed3 p.m.Room 404,Building 1School life in the USAUSA Student19th OctTue8 a.m.Room 105,Building 2Outer spacescientist21st OctThur2.30 p.m.Room 306,Building 4Fighting AIDSdoctor29th OctFri10 a.m.Room 303,Building 4Australian pop songsfamous singerReading School life in the UKStep 1: Lead-inDo any of you happen to have had the chance to go on a tour in the UK or have taken part in some exchanging programmes? Please bring some photos to schoolto pass them around and make brief descriptions of the photos. You can use the information to discuss the difference and try to think of the reasons for these differences.Step2: Fast reading for general ideasGo through the passage as quickly as possible and try to find answers to the three questions in Part A. You need only focus on and identify the most important information.1.How long did Wei Hua stay in Britain? (For one year )2.What was the name of Wei Hua’s Class teacher? (Mr Heywood)3.What did Wei Hua make in her Woodwork class? (A small table)Step 3: Detailed reading for important information1. Dealing with C1 and C2Now reread the passage and complete Part C1 and C2 individually. Questions in Part C1 are to check your ability to read and locate specific information. Statements in Part C2 serve as a strengthening activity for your comprehension of this passage.AnswersC1 1. School begins at around 9 a.m. 2.293. Because all the homework was in English4. She had anextra French class5. Lots ofdesserts 6. ManchesterC2 1. T 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. F 6. T 7. F2. Dealing with specific aspects。
译林牛津模块1 Unit 1 语法：定语从句(译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计)
Teaching Aims:To give a brief introduction to attributive clauseTo teach students the functions of relative pronouns and relative adverbs in attributive clausesTo develop students’ cognition in grammar, especially the basic elements of sentencesTeaching Important & Difficult Points:The basic usage of the relative pronouns and learn to use them in different situationsHow to apply relative clauses to situational useTeaching Methods:Introduction, task-based in-class activities; explanations of some rules of the attributive clauseTeaching Aids: a multimedia classroomTeaching Procedures:StepⅠRevision1. Check students’ homework in writing on page 93. Ask some students to read their note of Part B on page 93.2. Choose some words and expressions in Period 3 and dictate them before grammar is staged.Step Ⅱ Lead-in1. Ask Ss to recall what can be used to modify a noun in English and write down the following phrases on the blackboard.a happy momentblue skya girl studentbus stationa monkey in the treethe article about your experience in the UKT: A noun, an adjective or the prepositional phrases can be used to modify a noun.2. Summarize the rules of the order in the examples above.We put adjectives or nouns before nouns to modify them while we put prepositional phrases after nouns to modify them.More examples(P8):Adjective: the green teamPrepositional phrase: the team in greenAttributive clause: the team who are wearing greenT: The last sentence is an attributive clause. That means a sentence is used to modify a noun in the same way that an adjective or prepositional phrase does. The nouns they modify are called antecedents.Step Ⅲ Introduction to attributive clauseGive some examples of AC on the screen and ask Ss to fill in the form below.1. The girl who/that is standing next to our teacher is her daughter.2. The girl whom/who /that my mother is talking to is my classmate.3. The girl whose name is Rose sits next to me.4. I can’t find the book which/that is borrowed from you.5. I can’t find t he book which/that you lent to me.6. I can’t find the book whose cover/the cover of which is red.Example Antecedent Attributive clause Function of the relative pronoun1 the girl who/that is standing next to our teacher subject2 the girl whom/who /that my mother is talking to object3 the girl whose name is Rose possessive4 the book which/that is borrowed from you subject5 the book which/that you lent to me object6 the book whose cover/the cover of which is red possessiveT: The nouns or the antecedent usually refers to a person /people or a thing/things, for example a story, a cake, books and so on. We usewhich/that as a relative pronoun to refer to things, while we usewho/whom/that as a relative pronoun to refer to people. Which/that is used as the subject or object in the AC. Who/that is used as the subject and whom/who/that is used as the object in the AC. And they will know when which, that, whom, who can be left out if it refers to an object in the AC.Step Ⅳ Identifying the attributive clause1. Let students to read the guidelines in Point 2 on page 8.2. Ask students to read the example sentences in Point 2 and let themsay what function of the bold part in each sentence is. Then ask them to point out the attributive clause in sentence and put the whole sentence into Chinese, so they can compare the different ways in which the attributive clause is expressed in English and in Chinese.Step ⅤPractice1. To test how well they understand AC, the teacher is to give them a timely self check ---- tick the sentences with AC in C1 on P88. Puzzles like 3, 8 may be ignored for the time being, left to be thought overafter class and solved in the next period.2. Ask students to identify the attributive clauses in the article on P9. Show their findings on a screen, and ask them to mark “antecedents”, “relatives” and translate the sentences into Chinese. Explain some key words and expressions such as “upon”, “develop an interest in”, “donate”, “display”, “make a speech” etc. What’s more, students are asked to classify these marked relatives into “relative pronouns” and “relative adverbs”. As for relative pronouns, they are also required to tell the functions they play in each attributive clause.1) David was one of the most important helpful students that we ever had. ( object )2) In 1998, he went to Oxford where he got interested in Chinese culture.3) Some of the cities in China which he likes most are Beijing, Shanghai, Harbin and Nanjing. ( object )4) Most of the students that he taught have become his friends.( object )5) Some of the books were gifts that he got from his Chinese friends and students. ( object )6) The paintings that David donated to the school are being displayed in the assembly hall. ( object )3. Learn the new words from page 9 to page 11.Ask students to turn to page 68 and study the new words (former-please).Step Ⅵ HomeworkAsk students to read the article on page 9 again and againAsk students to finish C1 on page 88. Get them to point out the antecedent, the relative pronoun or relative adverb in the sentence with an attributive clause.Period 6§Grammar and usage (2-2) Introduction to attributive clauses§Teaching Aims:To consolidate what’s learned the day beforeTo focus Ss’ attention on the usage of relative pronounsTo teach Ss in which situation who, whom, which or that can be left out.Teaching Important & Difficult Points:How to choose the right relative and use it properlyTeaching Methods:Introduction, task-based in-class activities; explanations of some rules of the attributive clauseTeaching Aids: a multimedia classroomTeaching Procedures:StepⅠRevision1. Check the homework with the students. Make sure that students know what an attributive clause is and the function of each relative word.2. Have a dictation to go over the words we learnt last period.Step Ⅱ PresentationQuestion: What does a noun usually refer to?(Students should know a person/people or a thing/things. For example, story, cake, and book are things, while friend, teacher and monitor are persons.)Step Ⅲ Using relative pronouns1. Ask students to read Point 1 on page 10 and point out the antecedent and the attributive clause in each sentence. Then ask: What doesthat/which function in each clause?Ask students to read the tip box, so the student will know thedifference between that and which.2. Ask students to read Point 2 and point out the antecedent and the attributive clause in each sentence. Then ask: What does who function in each clause?Ask students to read the tip box, so the students will know that can also be used to refer to a person/people.3. Ask students to read Point 3 and Point 4, and point out the antecedent in each sentence.4. Ask students to read the following sentences:Bb: She has a bother. I can’t remember his name.Question: What does his refer to? (His refers to a brother’s.)Bb: She has a brother whose name I can’t remember.Questions: Which part is the antecedent here? (a brother)What is it used as in the attributive clause? (attribute)Ask students to read Point 5 and point out the antecedent in each sentence. Then ask: What does the relative pronoun whose refer to in the two sentences.5. Show the following table on the screen and ask students to fill in.Antecedent Subject Object Attribute NoteFor persons who/that whom/who/that whose A relative pronoun can be omitted when it is used as the object in an attributive clause.For things which/that which/that whose/of whichStep ⅣSupplementation注意that which在代物时常常可以通用,但有时只宜于用that ,不用which.(1) 当先行词为不定代词all, much, little, only, just, every, last, one of, no, little, few, any, something, everything, anything，nothing, none, the one......及the very, the last, the next, the only或被不定代词修饰时e.g.: Is there anything (that) I can do for you? You should hand in all that you have.All that can be done has been done. In this factory I saw little / much that was different from ours.The only thing that I want to do is to have a rest. This is the very book that I’m looking for.We heard clearly every word that he said. She is the only person that understands me.(2)当先行词为序数词、形容词的最高级或被它们修饰时e.g.: He was the first person that passed the exam. This is the most interesting film that I have ever seen.The first thing that should be done is to get the tickets. Is that the best that you can do?That’s the most expensive hotel that we’ve ever stayed in.This novel is the second best one that I have ever read.When people talk about Hang Zhou, the first that comes to mind is the West Lake.(3)当先行词既有人又有物时e.g.: Do you know the things and persons that they are talking about?The film star and her film that you have just talked about is really well-known.She described in her compositions the people and places that impressed her most.The guests spoke highly of the children and their performances that they saw at the Children’s Palace.(4)由which或who等特殊疑问词引导的句子e.g.: Which is the bike that you lost? Which is the car that killed the boy?Who is the boy that won the gold medal? Who is the man that is reading the newspaper over there?(5)当先行词在主句中作表语，而关系代词也在从句中作表语时e.g.: Shanghai is no longer the city that it used to be. He is not the person that he used to be.c.f.: Shanghai is no longer what it used to be.(6)如果两个从句，其中一个关系代词用which, 另一个用that以避免重复。
英语：牛津译林版必修一Module1所有教案及配套练习
牛津译林版必修一Module1的所有教案和配套练习牛津高中英语模块一（第1讲）【教学内容与教学要求】教学内容：牛津高中英语模块一Unit 1 （上）二、教学要求：1．掌握和校园生活有关的常用单词、词组与句型。
2．学会描述校园生活和学校设施。
High school is a time of discovery, learning and hard work!高中是探索、学习和辛勤劳动的时期Huge campus and low-rise building 学校面积大，没有高层建筑。
Twelve laboratories are available for different experiments.12个实验室可供不同试验使用。
Each room comes with its own bothroom and Internet access.每个房间都有自己的卫生间和英特网接口。
3．学习阅读技巧：skimming&scanning。
4．语法：定语从句（一）【知识重点与学习难点】重要单词：access achieve attend assembly article available average canteen club challenging context donate display experience extra graduate gym heading locker low-rise literature poster relax二、重点词组：class teacher 班主任at ease with 和….相处不拘束school hours学校作息时间earn respect from 赢得…的尊敬sound like听起来象for free 免费get a general idea 了解大意as well as 除….以外, 也key words 关键词word by word 逐字逐句地find one’s way around 认识路develop an interest in 培养对….的兴趣surf the Internet网上冲浪【难点讲解】1. What is your dream school life like?你理想中的学校生活是什么样子?这里dream 表示心目中最理想的. 如dream team (梦之队)。
牛津译林版必修第一册 unit 1 reading教学设计-优秀教案
必修一Welcome to the unit & ReadingRealizing Your Potential主题语境：人与自我语篇类型：演讲授课时长：一课时（45分钟）文本分析：本节课主要包括Welcome to the unit以及reading部分的内容。
作为高一学期的第一节课，Welcome to the unit部分通过视频和问答邀请学生分享自己新入学的感受和对未来高中生活的计划，联系学生自身经验，帮助激活与这一主题有关的已有知识,为阅读部分做铺垫。
Reading部分文章的主题语境为人与自我，引导学生正确认识自我、丰富自我和完善自我。
本文是一位校长的开学演讲,鼓励学生积极应对高中生活的挑战，实现自身的潜力。
全文共有6个段落，第一段为演讲开场白，问候听众，引出演讲内容。
第二段作者阐述了高中生即将面对的机遇与挑战，同时指出高中是实现潜力的黄金时间。
第三到五段作者分别讲述了什么是潜力，以及实现潜力的两个途径，为高中生提供切实可行的建议。
最后一段作者借用老子的话再次呼吁所有学生充满自信，不断努力实现潜力。
整个演讲结构完整，逻辑清晰，语言生动且富有感染力，作为开学演讲很好地结合了新生的实际问题，实现了演讲目的。
本文的价值取向在于鼓励学生探索自身无限的潜力，在阅读中正确认识自己，树立正确的人生观。
从语篇类型角度来看，本文是一篇演讲稿，包含开场白、演讲要点和结束语这三个必要部分。
演讲的主要特点是有针对性、鼓动性、逻辑性。
首先演讲者为高中校长，听众是高一新生，因此演讲的语言大多比较亲切，容易拉近与听众的距离，并且演讲中列举的例子都十分贴近高中生的实际生活。
为了达到演讲的鼓动性，作者在演讲中运用了大量的排比、暗喻、设问、引用等，使得整个演讲情绪层层递进。
最后，演讲作为口头艺术要让听众理解，就必须有清晰的逻辑，因此作者在文稿结构上采用了总分总形式，同时还增加了许多具有标志性的连接词，让听众更容易跟上演讲要点。
牛津高一英语模块1Unit1表格式教案（译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计）
牛津高一英语模块1 Unit 1 表格式教案(译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计)主备人 Swan 授课时间 2008.9．教学目标 1.Enable the Ss to pronounce the new words and expressions properly and freely.2.Help the Ss to master the usages of some important new words and expressions.3.Ask the students to learn the usage of the new words教学重、难点How to enable the Ss to master the pronunciations of some words and its basic usages.Different forms of the new words.教、学具 A projector and some slides预习要求 Preview the new words and the expressions of this unit.教师活动内容、方式学生活动内容、方式旁注语言点讲解1.Attend .vt（1）．Attend a meeting/school上课/a lecture/a class听课（2）（take care of）照顾；护理；侍侯n. attendance 出席；到场attention: pay attention toHe is listening with attention.Draw/attract one’s attention 引起某人的注意2．Earn 赚得；earn one’s living 谋生/earn fame赢得名望Earnings 工资，利润3．Respect .vt(1) respect sb for sthI respect you for your honesty.n. I have the greatest respect for you.The new officer soon won/earned the respect of his men. In respect of/to 关于，就……而言I will give a speech in respect of the learning methods.4. achieve success /victory/one’s purpose/aim Achievement(n)5.average .平均Above (below) the averageThe average temperature 平均温度。
牛津高中英语 牛津版 译林版 高一 模块一 unit教案
牛津英语译林版高一必修一U n i t1教案U n i t1S c h o o l l i f eTeaching aims of the whole unit:1．Develop students’ability of reading comprehension by reading an article about school life in the UK and two other articles about school clubs.2．Develop students’ability of listening comprehension by listening to two talks about school activities.3．Develop students’speaking ability by discussing daily school life and reporting school activities.4．Develop students’writing ability by writing a notice about school activities. 5．Develop students’ integrated skills of using English by making a poster for a school club.6．Enlarge students’ vocabulary about school facilities.7 Help students understand what an attributive clause is and what relative words function as in attributive clauses; teach students how to use relative pronouns that, which, who, whom and whose.Period arrangement:The whole unit: 12 periodsWelcome to the unit: 1 periodReading: 2 periodsWord power: 1 periodGrammar and usage: 2 periodsTask: 2 periodsProject: 2 periodsSelf-assessment: 1 periodRevision and exercises: 1 periodPeriod 1 Welcome to the unitI. Teaching aims:1 Get students to know the different high school loves between the UK and China.2 Develop students’ English speaking ski lls.II. Teaching Procedures:Step 1. Warming upLet some students make a self-introduction.1. Introduce themselves.2. Say something about their junior high school life.3. Pair work: brain storm:When we are talking about our school life, what will we probably think of?What words or phrases will we use to describe our school life?Step 2 Presentation1.Say the following to students:It’s the beginni ng of the new term. You’ve just finished your junior high and are about to enter a new period in your studies. I am happy to give your lessons and I hope we can be friends.I can see that some of your are eager to know what studying at senior high will be like. Will it be differ4ent from junior high? Well, there are certainly many differences between junior high and senior high, but there are also some things that are the same in every school in China.What about schools in other countries? Do you have different experiences? Are schools all over the world the same? This is the subject of our first unit.2. Ask students to read the instruction and tell them:Here are three pictures that show some aspects of school life in the UK. Please read the instructions, look at the pictures: what's the difference between schools in China and the UK?Step 3 Discussion1 Ask students the following questions to talk about the words in the four pictures: Huge campus and low-rise buildingsWhat does huge mean?What does low-rise mean?What about campus and school buildings in China?(Schools in China usually have a large enough campus to make sure students have enough space to study and play. But most school buildings have at least 3 storeys.) Lockers for every studentDo you know what a locker is?(There are rows of lockers by the classrooms for students to put their bookd, exercise-books and other belongings.)What do you think about locker for students?Do you think that we should have such locker in our school? Why or Why not? Fewer students in each classHow many students are there in our class?Do you know the number of students in a class in the UK?At ease with our teacherWhat can we know from this picture?What does the word ease mean? What do you think the phrase at ease mean?Were you getting on well with the teacher when you were in junior high?What relationship do you want to have with your teachers in senior high?2 Ask students to work in groups to talk about the four pictures and the differences between schools in the UK and China. Then ask several students to report their discussion to the whole class.3. Ask students to discuss the three questions in pairs, and them ask some of them to report their answers to the questions to the whole class.What is your dream school life like?What kind of school activities do you enjoy?What do you think of your life here in the new school?Step 4 Summary and HomeworkToday we’ve mainly talked about the differences between the high school lives in the UK and in China. After class you should:1) Recall all the new words and expressions that we learn in this lesson.2) Find more about any other differences between the high school lives in the UK and in China, either by surf the Internet or by reading some articles in newspapers or magazines.3) Preview the following part: reading (page 2 to page 4).。
模块1Unit1-3部分教学案（译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计）
模块1Unit1-3部分教学案（译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计）Unit 1 School LifePeriod 1 Word Study高一英语备课组Ⅰ.Teaching aims and requirements:(1)To introduce some words about school life and develop sts ability.（2) To ask sts to master their usage and encourage them to practise(3) To learn to be cooperative and helpful when working together.Ⅱ.Important points & difficult points:(1)To understand the words(2) To master their usage(3) To enable the sts to know how to compare1. attend vt. 参加，出席（婚礼、宴会等） attendance n. 到场，出席辨析：attend, take part in, join 和 join inattend是正式用语，一般指参加会议、典礼、婚礼、葬礼及去听课、听报告等。
attend a meeting 出席会议attend school 上学attend a lecture 听报告attend a class 听课attend one’s wedding 参加婚礼take part in多指参加群众性活动、会议、劳动、游行等，往往指参加者的态度积极，并在其中起一定作用，如体育、比赛、游戏、讨论、战斗等，有时可与join in 互换。
join指加入某党派、团体、组织等，并成为其中的一员，如参军、入团、入党等。
join in强调参加正在进行的活动，如比赛、娱乐、谈话等，尤其指和其他人一起参加某项活动。
牛津模块1Unit1全单元教学案（译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计）
牛津模块1Unit1全单元教学案（译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计）Teaching Plan for Unit 1 School lifeTeaching aims and demands of the whole unit:To introduce and develop the theme of school lifeTo identify the differences between school life in different countriesTo develop the reading skills of skimming and scanningTo learn some words about school facilitiesTo learn about attributive clauses and how to use relative pronounsTo develop listening, speaking, reading and writing by completing a task and a projectTo form a positive attitude in a new and challenging situation To learn to be cooperative and helpful when working togetherTeaching times: 12 periodsWelcome to the unit 1pReading 2ppWord power 2ppGrammar and usage 2ppTask 1pProject 2pSelf-assessment 2ppPeriod one Welcome to the unitI. Teaching aims:To find out the differences of their life between senior high and junior high.To learn something about the high school life in the UK.To know how to get on well with high school life / study.To find out how an activity attracts the students and helps the studentsII. Teaching Procedures:Step 1 GreetingsStep 2. Warming up and Lead-in1. Let some students make a self-introduction.2. Say something about their junior high school life.Step 3. PresentationPair work: brain storm:When we are talking about our school life, what will we probably think of?Step 4 Comparison (Group work)Here are three pictures that show some aspects of school life in the UK. Please read the instructions, look at the pictures: what’s the difference between schools in China and the UK?Aspects In the UK In ChinaHuge campus and low-rise buildings We can see huge campus and low-rise buildings.It is the biggest difference from schools in China Schools in China usually have a large enough campus to make sure students have enough space to study and play in.But most school buildings are taller, at least three storeys.Lockers for every student There are rows of lockers by the classrooms for students to put their stationary, books, exercise-books and other belongings. Students bring what they need for lessons to school and then take it all back home after school. Most schools in china do not have equipment in the classroom.Fewer students in each class There are fewer students in a class, no more than 30 per class. There are usually more studentsin high school, perhaps 40 to 50 per class. Recently some school are beginning to limit the number of students in each class.At ease with our teacher Students have a close relationship with their teachers. They feel at ease and comfortable with them. It is similar in china. Nowadays, lots of teachers and students have established a good relationship with each other. They respect each other and work to gain a better understanding of each other.Step 5 DiscussionWhat kind of school activities do you enjoy?Do you know any further differences between the schools in the UK and China?What is your dream school life like?What do you think the teachers should be like?What do you think the students should be like?What do you think the relations between teachers and students should be like?Step 6 ExtensionWhat are the factors that will lead to the success of the further?Step 7 SummaryHomework1) Recall all the new words and expressions that appear in this unit.2) Write a short passage about your dream school. (100words)3) Preview the following lesson.Period two ReadingTeaching aims:1. To read a magazine article about school life in the UK.2. To learn to apply two basic reading skills: skimming andscanning.3. To learn some expressions about school life.Teaching procedures:Step 1 RevisionCheck the homework exercise.Step 2 PresentationYesterday discussed the differences between high schools in our country and the UK.Now we are going to read a magazine article which is written by an exchanging student. She has been studying in the UK for one year. Now she gives a clear brief introduction about her school life there.Before we read the article, we are going to learn the reading strategy: skimming and scanning. (P.3: Reading strategy) Skimming: to get a general idea of the article.Focus on the title, heading, captions, the first and last sentences of paragraphs, charts and pictures …Scanning: to locate specific information about an article.Look for key words and phrases, dates and words in bold, italics or capital letters…Step 3 Reading1. Skimming question:How does Wei Hua feel about her life in the UK?2. Scanning:1) What topics are mentioned in the WeiHua’s letter?(opt. are the following aspects of school life mentioned in the article?Teachers classmates friends subjects homework grades timetable activities school facilities host family food hobbies customs traditions festivals)2) Scan the passage and complete Part C1, C2 on page 4Step 4 Group workWhat’s the similarity and difference between the schools in China and the UK?★Aspects In the UK In ChinasimilaritydifferenceStep 5 Practice:Pair workNow you are a reporter from the school magazine, and have a chance to interview Wei Hua. What other information would you like to know about her life and study in the UK?Suppose your desk mate is Wei Hua, make a dialogue.Homework.1. Complete parts D and E2. Read the two articles in reading on pages 82 and 83 in wb and answers the questions below them.3. Daniel Adams will come to your school as an exchange student. Write a letter to him and introduce your school life to him.4. Preview the following lesson.Period three Language focusStep 1 Revision:1. Check the homework2. Complete the chart and retell the letter.On the first dayTeachers Mr. HeywoodMiss BurkeSize of a classroomSubjectsFoodWei Hua’s feelings and progressStep 2. Language focus1. Words:a) attend (join / join in / take part in )b) preparec) miss (missing / gone / lost)d) experiencee) informationf) sounds2. Phrases:a) for freeb) a bit / a littlec) as well as3. Sentences:a) Going to a British school for one year has been a very enjoyable and exciting experience for me.b) I do like eating.Step 5. Practice1. Complete wb A1, A2,2. Translation1)Jim加入了我们的讨论之列。
【教案】牛津译林版英语高一上册全册教案Module1
【关键字】教案Unit 1 School LifeWelcomeAims and requirements♦ Read a magazine article about school life in the UK and two other articles about school clubs♦ Listen to a headmaster talking about school activities♦ Discuss daily school life with your class partner♦ Report your school activities to your class teacher♦ Write a notice about school activities♦ Make a poster for a new school clubprocedures●Welcome to the unitStep 1: BrainstormingIt’s the beginning of a new term. You have just finished junior high and are about to enter a new period in your studies. I am very happy to have all of you in my class and I hope we can be friends.I can see that some of you are eager to know what studying at senior high will be like. Will it be different from junior high? Well, there are certainly many differences between junior high and senior high, but there are also some things that are the same in every school in China. What about schools in other countries? Do students learn differently and have different experiences? Are schools all over the world the same?This is the subject of our first unit. Today we are going to look at schools in the United Kingdom and try to work out if they are the same or different from schools in China. Here are four pictures that show some aspects of school life in the UK. Please look at the pictures, read the instructions and try to determine the differences between schools in China and the UK.Step 2: Discussing and practicingLet’s have a discussion for several minutes.(The teacher can use the following contents to help students.)Huge campus and low-rise buildings: In the United Kingdom,we can see huge campus andlow-rise buildings in this picture. It is the biggest difference from schools in China. Schools in China usually have a large enough campus to make sure students have enough space to study and play in. But most school buildings are taller, at least three storeys.Lockers for every student: In the United Kingdom, there are rows of lockers by the classrooms for students to put their stationery, books, exercise-books and other belongings.In China students bring what they need for lessons to school and then take it all back home after school. Most schools in China do not have the equipment in the classroom.Now try to combine your own school experiences with knowledge gained from this text and other sources, so that you can participate fully in the discussion.(Give students a couple of minutes to talk about the following three questions.)1. Do you know any other differences between the lives of Chinese and British high school students?2. What kind of school activities do you enjoy?3. What is your dream school life like?Now in groups exchange your opinions and everyone is supposed to speak out your idea. Each group will then report your conclusions to the whole class.Word powerBoys and girls, we have dealt with the differences and similarities about school life between China and UK. I think you have had a better understanding of the reading material. Do you like your school life? Here are some pictures for you to appreciate.What can you see in the picture? Which aspect or factor attracts you most and causes you to study in our school?(beautiful night scene, teaching buildings and two marble statues. They reflect how beautiful our school is. We students in our school can be encouraged to study better and harder with such beautiful and meaningful surroundings)Today we will come to Word Power.This section deals with words and expressions related to school facilities. Familiarize yourselves with the school facilities and review expressions of asking and answering the way. Parts A and B involve activities that aim to activate your relative prior knowledge. Part C is designed to reinforce the vocabulary involved in Parts A and B. Part D aims to expand and evaluate your vocabulary by doing a matching exercise.You are not only to expand your related vocabulary but also to apply them in practical usage. Step 1: Brainstorming1. Thinking about the following topic:School plays an important part in children’s growing-up. When you finished your junior study, your parents and you all had a careful and thoughtful consideration about which senior highschool suited you best or which senior high school could give you the best education and provide the best environment. So can you tell me which aspect or factor attracts you most and causes you to study here? (The teacher encourages students to express genuinely about their choices.)2.Recalling the first day to schoolDo you still remember the first day you came to this school? How did you find your way around? Usually, if you don’t know your way, what will you do? Do you ask others for help? Now think about the patterns you learned in junior high.Excuse me, can you tell me the way to...?Excuse me, which is the nearest way to...?Excuse me, how can I get to/arrive at/reach... ?Turn right/left, and walk straight on.At the end of the first/second crossing, you will find it on your right/left.You can’t miss it.Walk towards/past…and then walk between..., and you will find…at the end of the road.3. Dealing with the mapFocus on the map first and familiarize yourselves with each building. Now read Wei Hua’s thoughts carefully and mark her routes on the map. Pay attention to Wei Hua’s expressions and try to learn the usage of these phrases.Step2: Vocabulary learning1. Dealing with BDeal with Part B individually according to the instructions and write a description of the quickest way to get from the dormitories to Classroom 4. Then report your answers to the class.Sample answersIf you are standing at the door of the dormiories, first turn right and go past the medical centre and the gym, then turn left and walk until the end of the road. Classroom 4 is on your left.(If possible, the teacher can design some similar exercises to the one above for students to practise. For example, the teacher can ask students to mark the shortest way from the science laboratory to Classrooms 16-25. This exercise aims to help students to use proper expressions while finding the way.)2. Dealing with A and B for homeworkDeal with Part A on page 85 in Workbook. After reading the letter, you will know how to write a note to indicate the way to somewhere. (Part B as homework)3. Dealing with CRead Part C and complete it. You’d better consult each other or the dictionary whenev er you have a problem before consulting me. Then report your answers. Pay attention to your pronunciation and spelling.AnswersC. (1) car park (2) classrooms (3) library (4)labs (5)gym(6) swimming pool (7) dormitories (8) medical centre (9) canteen4. Dealing with DHave ever been to a gym? If not, try to imagine what kinds of equipment are usually provided in a gym and why gyms are popular nowadays.( a. The teacher can play some videos for students to watch and meanwhile teach them how to say these pieces of equipment in English. Then ask students to finish Part D.b. If possible, take students to a gym to have the lesson. While teaching, the teacher can invite students to do some performances on the equipment and meanwhile the teacher instructs students in English how to use this equipment.c. Ask students to discuss the following questions: Do you think having a gym is an important factor for students when choosing a school? Why are more and more key schools spending a large amount of money in improving their school facilities? Do you think it is necessary for all schools to have this kind of equipment?)AnswersD (4) beam (7) barbell (1) climbing bars (6) basketball court(2) rings (8) mat (3) dumb-bell (5) skipping ropeAnswers to Part B (page 93)Dear Mickey,I came to see you but you happened to be out. I’d like to invite you to visit me at school when you have time. Here’s how to get to my dormitory.When you get to the school gate, you’ll see the playground in front of you with the gym on the left and three classroom buildings on the right. Go toward the gym. Then, walk along the road between the playground and the gym. Go straight ahead, pass the library and the teacher’s office until you reach a small river. Take a right turn to get to the bridge. After you cross the bridge, you’ll see three buildings ahead. The one in the middle is our canteen. The two buildings on either side of the canteen are the dormitories. The one on the left is Dorm 1.That’s where I live.See you soon.AndyResourcesSchool facilities are an important part of school construction and development. Sometimes, the school will allocate a large amount of funds for redecorating school buildings, buying new pieces of equipment and making the whole school environment safer and more pleasant. For more information, you can visit the following website:/html/fitness/ today/●Project Starting a new school clubEverybody, please look at a picture on the screen. Do you know what the girl student is doing? (She is broadcasting.) Yes. Does your school have such a radio station/club? What does it often do usually?The project in this unit is designed to help you use English through doing a project. The two reading materials about school clubs here are samples for you to learn how to develop after-school activities and form a school club. Try to design a poster advertising a new school club.You’re supposed to use what you’ve learned to finish a project by working together. You may discuss what club you’d like to start, and what ea ch of them will do. Search for some information, do some writing and drawing. To make an attractive poster, you are expected to cooperate to complete each part of the task.ARead the first passage about a school radio club run by students themselves. Find out as much information as you can about the radio club.Who started the radio club? (Kate Jones, the writer)When was the radio club started? (two years ago)Why was the radio club started? (CD players were not allowed in school; to play music during break time)What does the radio club do? every morning: (tell about the weather, the recent news, special messages the teachers want to broadcast) during exam time: (the special programme telling students what they should and shouldn’t do) at the end of the school year: (graduating students giving messages to their friends and teachers) when parents come: (playing songs sung by students, special messages to inform people about events)Find out as much information as you can in the second passage about the school club.the name of the school club: (Poets of the Next Generation)Who started the school club? (Mr Owen, the English teacher)When do the members of the school club meet? (the last Friday of every month)What do the members of the school club do? (talk about poems and poets they like, select poems, read out aloud, write poems and read out)Choose the best answer according to the reading material.1. What was the school radio club started for at first?A. To inform teachers in school of important things.B. For playing music for everyone during break time.C. To broadcast special messages.D. For students to learn English by listening to radio.2. Which of the following is not included in the programmes of the school radio club?A. How to go on diets and keep slim.B. Special messages to students by teachers.C. Songs sung by students.D. Advice to students on preparations for exams.3．Which of the following statement is not right according to the project?A. The radio club can not only be helpful to students but also can keep parents informed of school events.B. I, as one of the club hosts, like the club very much.C. The club is much more than just music.D. Although I have graduated from school, yet I miss the club and often visit it.Keys: BADWhat do you think about the two articles? Whether you would like to start a club to do something you’re interested in?Now let’s deal with Part B1 on page 87 in Workbook to know better how to use the useful phrases in the two passages.Read Part B2 on the same page to identify the different usages of talk, tell, speak, say and read. (To review the words and sentence patterns in this unit, you can do Parts D1 and D2 on page 89 in Workbook as your homework, and design a poster.)BEnjoy a poster, please.Two questions to answer.1. What does the poster consist of?2. How does it attract its viewers?PlanningWork in groups of four. Discuss and choose what school club you’d like to start in your class or school. Divide the tasks among group members. Fill in the blanks in this part.PreparingMembers responsible for different tasks should make preparations and answer the questions in this part. Then you can meet, discuss and select from the information found.ProducingThose who are making the poster will draf t the poster based on all the ideas from the group’s research and discussion. When the poster is finished, each group member should read it carefully and give suggestions to make it more attractive.PresentingNow time to present your posters to the whole class. Talking about your club and display your posters in the classroom so that other students choose which school club they would like to attend. AnswerPart B1 (p87)1 reads out 3 such as 5 is allowed to 7 gives to2 inform of 4 are required to 6 making preparations for 8 much more thanPart B2 (p87)1. talk 3. tell 5. said 7. say talked talked 9. read2. read spoke 4. speak 6. speak 8. toldPart D1 (p89)1. exciting 3. achieving 5. selected 7. attend2. prepare 4. clubs 6. Literature 8. experiencePart D2 (p89)1. I think the best way to protect the environment is to plant more trees.2. Going to the park for a picnic on the weekend sounds like a good idea.3. In summer holidays he spent most of his time surfing the Internet.4. The girl who used to be a model is now a famous actress.5. Talk to her more, and you will find that she isn’t as bad as you thought she was.6. As it was getting dark, I decided to find a place to stay.7. “Stop shouting! You are giving me a headache,” said mother angrily.8. Though it is difficult to improve your handwriting in such a short time, you should still keep practising.Part A (p90)1. It will help them feel like part of a group and also it will make the school’s sports teams feel proud.2. To gain knowledge.3. Because they are comfortable and do not need special care.4. He thinks they look very boring.5. No. He thinks that students could wear their leisure clothes outside of school.Part B (page 91)1. They have to pass the SATs, complete application forms and write letters to the colleges.2. She can help students choose a good college.3. Because students do not study the same subjects.4. They might go to school early to use the Internet service and they might stay late if theyhave after-school activities to go to.5. Participating in various after-school activities.●Task Reporting school activitiesAs we all know, there are various school activities for students to attend. What school activities do you often have? Can you name some? This section consists of a series of activities which provide you with opportunities to practise your language skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing. It is divided into three steps, and each step is preceded with a skills building activity. Through the three steps, you will learn to solve a practical problem in your daily life--how to talk about school activities and how to write a notice about a school activity.Skills building 1: understanding a programmeSuppose you are monitor of a class and you are to plan and arrange a class meeting for parents to visit your school. What will be informed your classmates of about the class meeting? That is to say, what will be included in your plan?Here you can find out what a programme usually includes when you read the guidelines and you will know what you should notice when you are listening to someone talking about a programme.1. Read the five points in Skills building 1 on page 12. Write down the names of months and the seven days of a week in abbreviations. For example, 2nd/2 Feb; 5th/5 Mar; 3rd/3 Aug; 21st/21 Oct; 30th/30 Nov; Mon; Wed; Tue; Fri; Sat2. Listen to the tape and finish the timetable on page 12.TapescriptReporter: Good m orning, Mr Gu. What’s your programme like for next week?Scientist: On the twenty-first of October, that’s Monday, I will visit your school,Datong High School, at nine thirty in the morning, I will give a talk to the whole school. At a quarter to one in the afternoon on the twenty-second, I will attend an important school assembly at Guanghua High School, and I will go to the school concert at Xiangming High School at six p.m. on the twenty-third.Reporter: Wow. You are really busy. I look forward to seeing you again on Monday. Answers:Date Day Time Venue Activity21st Oct 22nd Oct 23rd Oct MonTueWed9:30 a.m.12:45 p.m.6:00 p.m.Datong High School give a talkattend an important school assemblygo to the school concertStep1: completing a timetable for a school programmeThis part is designed to help you develop your listening skills by listening to a talk given by the headmaster about a school programme. Complete the programme according to what the headmaster says. Identify the times, venues, subjects of some talks and who the speaker is.1. Read the guidelines on page 13 to know what you’re to do and then read the timetable to get a general idea about the talk.2. Listen to the tape and complete the timetable individually. We’ll then check the answers. TapescriptHeadmaster: Next month we are going to have several talks. We have invited eight people with different jobs to give us talks on different subjects. Each class can choose up to five talks according to your class timetable. Monitors, you have to make sure you understand when and where each talk is to be given. You also have to be sure about the subjects and who the speakers are and then report to your class. First of all, we have a famous writer coming on Friday, the eighth of October. He is going to talk about how to read a novel. The talk will be held in Room Two-o-one, Building Four, beginning at one twenty in the afternoon.At two fifteen on Monday afternoon, the eleventh of October, a fireman is going to talk about fire prevention, in Room Five-o-three, Building Three. A student from the USA is going to talk about school life in the USA on Wednesday, the thirteenth of October. The talk will be held at three p.m. We have invited ...Monitor 1: Excuse me, Mr Liu, where is the talk about school life in the USA going to be held? Headmaster:Oh, yes. It’ll be held in Room Four-o-four, Building One.Mornitor 1: Thank you.Headmaster: OK. On Tuesday, the nineteenth of October, we have invited a scientist to talk about outer space in Room One-o-five. Building Two, at eight o’clock in the morning.Monitor 2:That’ll be interesting.Headmaster: I’m glad you like that idea. Now, let’s carry on. A doctor is going to talk about fighting AIDS at half past two in the afternoon on Thursday, the twenty-first of October, in Room Three-o-six, Building Four. A newspaper reporter from Football Weekly is going to talk about famous football players, at one twenty p.m. on Friday, the twenty-second of October in Room Two-o-four, Building Three.Monitor 3: Is it about football players in China?Headmaster: Not only that. It is about football players around the world.Monitor 3: Great!Headmaster: Now let’s go on. A policeman is going to talk about traffic signs at ten past __on the morning of Wednesday, the twenty-seventh of October, in Room Four-o-one, Building Two.Now the last talk. The subject is Australian pop songs. It’ll be given by a famous singer at ten a.m. on Friday, the twenty-ninth of October, in Room Three-o-three, Building Four. Is everything clear?Monitors: Yes!AnswersDate Day Time Venue Subject Speaker8th Oct Fri 1.20 p.m. Room 201,Building 4How to read a novelfamous writer11th Oct Mon 2.15 p.m. Room 503,Building 3Fire preventionfireman13th Oct Wed 3 p.m. Room 404,Building 1School life in the USAUSA Student19th Oct Tue 8 a.m. Room 105,Building 2Outer spacescientist21st Oct Thur 2.30 p.m. Room 306,Building 4Fighting AIDSdoctor22nd Oct Fri 1.20 p.m. Room 204,Building 3Famous football playersnewspaper reporter27th Oct Wed 10.10 a.m. Room 401,Building 2Traffic signspoliceman29th Oct Fri 10 a.m. Room 303,Building 4Australian pop songsfamous singerSkills building 2: comparing informationYou’ll learn here how to compare information before you make de cisions. Compare all the information in a list to find the name of a history book after reading an e-mail.1. Read the two points about comparing information on page 14 before making decisions. (Words on the blackboard: Read all the information carefully.Make as many comparisons as possible.)2. Read the guidelines to make sure you know what to do. Read the list of the seven books. (Words on the blackboard: The title:The price:The year: The writer:)Compare the list of the seven books and the information given in the letter to find the clues needed.3. Fill in the form on the blackboard.The title: with the word DynastiesThe price: having the figure 8The year: after 2000The writer: a famous professorStep 2: Reporting to your class teacherThe activities in this part are designed to improve your speaking skills after you have compared the class timetable in this part with the school programme on page 13.Choose five talks according to the class timetable. Then work in pairs to make a dialogue about the talks you’ve chosen.1. Read the guidelines in Part A, and point out what classes you can skip to attend the talks. Compare the timetable with the one on page 13, so that you can find the talks to attend.A. Talks that we can attend:1. Fire prevention2. Outer space3. School life in the USA 5. Australian pop songs2. Read the guidelines in Part B on page 15 and work in pairs talking according to the programme timetable on page 13 and the notes in Part A.B Sample answersClass teacher: Hey Monitor, there will be quite a few talks next month in our school. Have you chosen some for our class?Monitor: Yes, I think we can attend as many as five talks.Class teacher: Good. When is the first talk for our class?Monitor: The first one will be at 2.15 p.m., 11th Oct. It’s Monday that day. We can skip games to attend it.Class teacher: What is the subject of the talk? Who is giving the talk?Monitor: Fire prevention by a fireman.Class teacher: Where is the talk to be held?Monitor: In Room 503 Building 3.Class teacher: What about the second talk? When will it be held? And what is it about? Monitor: I think most of us will be very interested in this talk. It’s about school life in the USA. It will be give on 13th of next month. The time is 3 p.m.Class teacher: Hm, it’s our self-study period. The talk is sure to be given by a USA student, right? Where shall we go to listen to it?Monitor: The talk will be given in Room 105, Building 2.Class teacher: On Tuesday morning we have our Chinese library class. Is there a talk for our class?Monitor: Certainly. On the morning of 19th, that’s Tuesday, there is a talk about outer space at 8 a.m. in Room 105, Building 2. This subject is very popular these days. Many of us are eager to know more about outer space.Class teacher: What about the fourth one?Monitor: It’s on Thursday, October 21st. The subject of the talk is fighting AIDS. It’ll be given by a doctor in Room 306, Building 4.Class teacher: OK. Now the last one. When will it be?Monitor: It will be at 10 on Friday morning. The date is 29th. It’s our class-meeting period. And I think everyone in our class will be interested in it.Class teacher: What’s the subject?Monitor: Australian pop songs. I t’ll be given by a famous singer.Class teacher: Where will it be held?Monitor: In Room 303, Building 4.Skills building 3: writing a noticeHere you’ll read about what a notice is and what you should pay attention to when you’re writinga notice. You’l l read a notice by a school librarian and find all the important information in it.1. Read the first part in Skills building 3 to learn what a notice is and pay attention to the three points when writing a notice.2. Read the notice given by the school library and point out the important information in the notice.The important information:Event: library closedTime: next Wednesday to Friday, 16th to 18th NovemberReason: for the sports meetingWhen to reopen: Next Saturday, 19th NovemberThe new opening hours: Monday--Friday: 8 a.m.--6 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m.--5 p.m. Public holidays: closedPerson that gives the notice: Zhong Shengxiao, a staff member of the school library3. Talk about how to make a notice attractive. (written in big and colour letters, and use one or two pictures or photos, etc.)Step 3: informing your classmatesIn this part you are asked to write a notice to inform the class about the talks you’ll attend.1. Read the guidelines in Step 3 on page 17, so that you know what to write in the notice.2. Write a notice about Talks in October.Possible versionNoticeTalks in OctoberI am happy to inform you that in October we are going to attend five interesting and instructive talks. I think we will learn a lot of information. Read the following to get some detailed information about the five talks.DateDayTimeVenueSubjectSpeaker11th OctMon2.15 p.m.Room 503,Building 3Fire preventionfireman13th OctWed3 p.m.Room 404,Building 1School life in the USAUSA Student19th OctTue8 a.m.Room 105,Building 2Outer spacescientist21st OctThur2.30 p.m.Room 306,Building 4Fighting AIDSdoctor29th OctFri10 a.m.Room 303,Building 4Australian pop songsfamous singerReading School life in the UKStep 1: Lead-inDo any of you happen to have had the chance to go on a tour in the UK or have taken part in some exchanging programmes? Please bring some photos to school to pass them around and make brief descriptions of the photos. You can use the information to discuss the difference and try to think of the reasons for these differences.Step2: Fast reading for general ideasGo through the passage as quickly as possible and try to find answers to the three questions in PartA. You need only focus on and identify the most important information.1.How long did Wei Hua stay in Britain? (For one year )2.What was the name of Wei Hua’s Class teacher? (Mr Heywood)3.What did Wei Hua make in her Woodwork class? (A small table)Step 3: Detailed reading for important information1. Dealing with C1 and C2Now reread the passage and complete Part C1 and C2 individually. Questions in Part C1 are to check your ability to read and locate specific information. Statements in Part C2 serve as a strengthening activity for your comprehension of this passage.AnswersC1 1. School begins at around 9 a.m. 2. 293. Because all the homework was in English4. She had an extra French class5. Lots of desserts6. ManchesterC2 1. T 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. F 6. T 7. F2. Dealing with specific aspectsGo through the article first and find out what topics are covered in it.。
高中英语 Unit1 School life period 6~7精品教案 牛津译林版必修1
Periods 6-7 Task整体设计教材分析The purpose of this teaching period is to train the students’ listening ability, speaking ability and writing ability, as well as reading ability. What’s more, students can also learn the practical ability to know how to report activities. This section consists of a series of activities, which provide students with opportunities to practice their language skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing. It is made up of three kinds of skill building, including understanding a program, comparing information and writing a notice. Besides, there is also a skill building activity in each step. Through the three steps, students will learn to solve a practical problem in their daily life, that is, how to talk about school activities and how to write a notice about a school activity.Teachers can also divide the task into three parts for three teaching periods according to the students’ ability. In the first period, teachers can focus on listening skill to let students learn how to complete a timetable for a school program. In the second period, the teaching important point is to train the students’ speaking ability to enable the students to make decisions by comparing information. In the third teaching period, teachers are advised to put an emphasis on training writing ability. The teaching important and difficult point is to help the students learn how to write a notice. If the students have a high level, teachers are advised to spend one teaching period finishing the task. If necessary, teachers can prepare more listening materials to reach the goal to improve students’ listening ability. As to speaking ability, teachers had better encourage all students to take part in class-activities. While preparing topics or situations, try to choose the ones that students are interested in and ensure every student to have a chance to speak and discuss.三维目标1. To help the students to learn about something on how to start a new school club.2. To help the students learn the skills of reading a program and of getting information by comparison.3. To help the students learn how to write a notice.4. To help the students learn how to start a new school club and design a poster for it.重点难点1. To know how to master the skills of reading a program and how to pick out the useful information by comparing it.2. To know how to write a notice.3. To learn how to start a new school club and design a poster for it.4. To know how to get on well with high school life/study.5. To ensure every student to have a chance to express himself/herself.教学方法Listening to the tape and answering some questions.Discussion in pairs or in groups.Task-based in-class activities.Explanation of some language points.教具准备A tape recorder and the multimedia.课前准备1. Encourage the students to go to the library or surf the Internet to get some information about school activities in China and some foreign countries. If possible, the students can also be divided into several groups to get some information about high school activities in different countries as they like.2. Before class, ask the students to go over how to use a relative pronoun properly.教学过程→Step 1 GreetingWhile greeting, teachers can intend to use some expressions with attributive clauses. Teachers can also encourage the students to answer some everyday English with attributive clauses.→Step 2 RevisionCheck the homework and review the usage of relative pronouns. The important teaching aim of last teaching period is to know how to use a relative pronoun properly. Let the students recall the definition of a relative clause. A relative pronoun is a word used to replace a noun or a noun phrase and introduces a relative clause referring to the antecedent. The relative pronouns of English are: who, whom, whose, which, and that. After that, ask the students to finish the following exercises.Translate the following sentences into English:1. 站在那里的那个高个子是我的兄弟。
英语译林牛津版必修1Unit1第6课时教案(精品).docx
英语译林牛津版必修lUnitl第6课时教案（精品）Unit 1 School lifei.单元教学目标技能目标Skill GoalsAidentify the differences between school life in the UK and in China ▲Discuss the daily school life▲Un d erst a nd vocabulary about school facilitiesAWrite a notice about school activities▲Design a poster for a new school club▲Recognize attributive clauses功能句式Describing school lifeGoing to a British high school for one year was a very enjoyable and exciting experienee for me.We had to move to Afferent classrooms for different classes. We also had different students in some classes, so it was difficult to remember all the faces and names. Describing school activitiesNext month we will have our school open day・ We have invited David to be one of our guest speakers・ He will make a speech about his experiences in China. Comparing school life in Britain and in China1 found the homework was not as heavy as what 1 used to get in my old school, but it was a bit challenging for me at first because all the homework was in English・1.四会词汇attend, earn, respect, achieve, grade, literature, average, challenging, lun chtime, e-mail, extra, cooki ng, prepare, drop, Spa nish, Germa n, woodwork, miss, dessert, field, experienee, article, penfriend, introduce,词汇immediately, former, rece ntly, culture, develop, photograph, don ate, gift, display, kindness, guest, speech, flat, bookcase, attention, please, title, dyn a sty, cover, rece nt, professor, regret, in form, run, host, approve, broadcast, preparation, close, outing, continue, poet, generation, poem, select, require, scary, nature2.认读词汇assembly3.短语for free, pay attention to语法Introduction to attributive clausesRelative pronouns: that, which, who, whom, and whose重点句子1.1 sat next to a girl whose name was Diane・ P22.David was one of the most helpful studentsthat we ever had. P93.In 1998, he went to Oxford University where he got interested in Chinese culture. P94.Some of the cities in China which he likes most are Beijing, Shanghai, Harbin and Nanjing. P95.Most of the students that he taught have become his friends. P96.Some of the books were gifts that he got from his Chinese friends and students. P97.The paintings that David donated to the school are being displayed in the assembly hall. P98.During exam time we have a special programme that tells students the things they should or shouldn't do for preparation. P18m.教材分析与教材重组i.教材分析本单元以School life为话题，旨在通过单元教学使学生了解英国校园生活的一些基木情况及中英两国校园牛活的不同之处；学习并能运用表示校园设施的一些基本词汇；学习定语从句的基本概念及关系代词的用法；能就校园活动的话题展开讨论；能就校园活动情况向班任老师做出报告；学习通知的写法；学会设计以介绍学校俱乐部为主题的海报等。
英语必修ⅴ牛津译林版unit1教案6
Unit 1 Getting along with othersTask Writing a letter to a friend教案●Teaching objectives:1.understand a conversation on a radio talk show2.discuss friendship and practise agreeing and disagreeing3.write a letter to a friend4.learn and practise language skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing.●Teaching focus and difficulties:1.writing down answers2.the way to show agreeing and disagreeing.3.writing a letter to a friend●Teaching methods:1. Listening, reading and thinking to get students to understand the text.2. Pair discussion and group discussion to get students to participate in the classroom activities.●Teaching aids:The multimedia●Teaching procedures:Skills building 1:Writing down the answers1. Lead-inYou are a reporter of your school newspaper and going to have a interview with your headmaster next week, what should you do?2. Turn to page 12 and find some guidelinesa. Questions: Prepare them in advance.b. Notes: Brief notes only, not whole sentences.Make the notes which you can understand later.Use contractions and abbreviations if possible.c. Tip: Be polite when you ask others to repeat.Could you say that again?Could you repeat that,please?Did you say ______ or ______?3. Listeninga. Discuss freely:Have you ever moved to a new town or neighbourhood?What did you do when you meet your new neighbours?What did you talk about when you met your new neighbours for the first time?How did you make friends with your new neighbours?b.Listen to the radio programme and make notesnotes(fill in the blanks)1)Things might worry you when you move to a new place.how to find your way round, meet new people, make friends.2)Ways to meet a new neighbour:visit their homes with __________ ;join a ________ or ___________3)some things you should do when you meet a person for the first time.be ____ and _____ about yourself;ask him/her ________ about _____________ ;actively _____________________ .4)You can ____________ or ___________ to meet a people with similar interests to you.4.5)tick the right answer:To make true friends, you shouldA.Help them when you are freeB.always be there for themC.always be happy before themD.listen to what they have to sayE.be honest about yourself and your feelingsStep 1 : Calling Teen Talk for advice1. Brainstorming:What do you do when you have a personal problem?Would you talk to your parents or your friends and ask them for advice?Have you ever called a radio programme for advice?2. Read the leaflet about Teen Talk and do the exercise in Part A3.Keys to Part APhoneTrueFalseteenagers’ problemsadviceSkills building 2: agreeing and disagreeing1. Lead-inWhat do you often do with your friends?Have you ever write letters to your friends?It’s a waste of time to write to your friends every day, don’t you think so?2.a. AgreeingI agree with you on/that…I am of the same opinion (as…).Exactly.That’s a good point.That’s how I feel (about…) too.That’s right.You’ve got a point.Yes. And another reason is that…b. DisagreeingI don’t agree. What about…?I’m not sure that’s true.I see things slightly differently.On the other hand, …Perhaps you are mistaken.Really? I don’t think that…I take your point, but…That’s true, but…c. Tips:If you disagree with someone you should express your opinions politely.Others will take your opinions more seriously if you state them calmly and politely.3. Group work:Express your opinions on the statements on page 14 by stating whether you agree or disagree, using the expressions just learned.Step 2: discussing friendship with others1. Look at the table of part A on page 15Have a discussion on friendship and asks your classmates at least three questions for their opinions on friendship.Note the responses in the table.2. Discussion (pair work)Discuss the following statements on friendship and decide whether you agree or disagree with them.Friendship is an important part of my life.A good friend must be honest, kind and have a sense of humour.One or two good friends are better than 100 acquaintances.Skills building 3: proofreading1. Lead-inWhat is proofreading?(Finding careless mistakes that you have made.)What should we check for?Read the points on page 16 and find the answers.2. In particular, we should check for:Facts: make sure the facts are accurate.Grammar: Check that you have used the correct tenses, parts of speech, sentence structures, etc. Make sure the verb agrees with the subject.Handwriting: Make sure your handwriting is clear.Punctuation: Check that all punctuation marks are used correctly and that none are missing. Vocabulary: Check that you have used the right words.Spelling: Look out for spelling mistakes.Style(formal/informal):Check that the choice of vocabulary and sentence structure is of the right degree of formality.3. Your friend Rebecca wrote about her twin brother in her diary. She asked you to check it for mistakes. There is one mistake in each line.15 Apirl Today, I found out something about my brother could get himinto a lot of trouble. I’m not sure if to tell Mum and Dad.Although William and I are almost 18, but Mum and Dad are stillquite stricte with us. Recently, William has begun wearing some strangeclothes. He always wears big boot and a leather jacket, and helooks quite different from before.The other day I saw him smoked in his room, with two of his friends,Jack and Sean. I know Mum and Dad would be extreme angry if theyknew about it. They’d also be angry me if they knew that I had kept thissecret for them. Maybe I should tell them, so they won’t blame me forkeep a secret.However, I don’t think William will live at home for much longer as hesplanning to go to university soon, His grades are still good. It seemsthat his behaviour hasn’t had some effect on his schoolwork. Maybe IShould just keep my month shut. What should I do?Step 3: Writing a letter to your friend1. Write a letter to a friend about what his or her friendship means to you. using information gathered in Step 1 and2.2. Group work: each member of the group contributes something to the planning of the outline of the letter.3. Write the letter based on the outline in Part A on page 17. Consider the suggestions carefullyyour feelings about friendshipthe qualities of a good friendyour feelings about best friendswhat makes a good friendship last4. PresentationLet’s invite several groups to read their letters to the class HomeworkFinish any additional exercises。
译林牛津版高中英语模块1教案全套.doc
牛津高中英语模块一（第1讲）【教学内容与教学要求】一、教学内容：牛津高中英语模块一Unit 1 （上）二、教学要求：1．掌握和校园生活有关的常用单词、词组与句型。
2．学会描述校园生活和学校设施。
High school is a time of discovery, learning and hard work!高中是探索、学习和辛勤劳动的时期Huge campus and low-rise building 学校面积大，没有高层建筑。
Twelve laboratories are available for different experiments.12个实验室可供不同试验使用。
Each room comes with its own bothroom and Internet access.每个房间都有自己的卫生间和英特网接口。
3．学习阅读技巧：skimming&scanning。
4．语法：定语从句（一）【知识重点与学习难点】一、重要单词：access achieve attend assembly article available average canteen club challenging context donate display experience extra graduate gym heading locker low-rise literature poster relax二、重点词组：class teacher 班主任at ease with 和….相处不拘束school hours学校作息时间earn respect from 赢得…的尊敬sound like听起来象for free 免费get a general idea 了解大意as well as 除….以外, 也key words 关键词word by word 逐字逐句地find one’s way around 认识路develop an interest in 培养对….的兴趣surf the Internet网上冲浪【难点讲解】1.What is your dream school life like?你理想中的学校生活是什么样子?这里dream表示心目中最理想的. 如dream team (梦之队)。
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牛津译林版必修一模块一（第6讲）教案和配套练习(译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计（优秀5篇）牛津译林版必修一模块一（第2讲）教案和配套练习(译林牛津版高一英语必修一教案教学设计篇一牛津高中英语模块一（第二讲）【教学内容与教学要求】一、教学内容：牛津高中英语模块一Unit 1 （下）二、教学要求：1．掌握和学校活动有关的常用单词、词组与句型。
2．学会用英语写通知和海报。
3．语法：定语从句（二）【知识重点与学习难点】一、重要单词：contest, replace, possession, plete, include, programme, present(v), event, item, venue, timetable, pare, issue, order, dynasty, professor, unnecessary, attractive, underline, approve, , generation, require, scary, design, draft, wording, previous, finalize, poem, poet, confident, run(manage,operate), host, hostess, advertise,vote.二、重点词组：refer to 指, function as当作…使用，具有….的功能, leave out省略, relate to 和…相关, pay attention to注意，in short form用宿略的形式，take place发生，make decision 作决定，make parison作比较，take turns轮流，follow the outline按照纲要，be responsible for对…负责，consist of包含，由…构成，e up with想出，base on根据，have it approved by…征得…..的同意，inform sb of sth告知，sign up签名参加。
【难点讲解】1. I have to do my home work in a place that has desks and chairs.我必须在一个有课桌椅的地方做家庭作业。
I don’t want to study in a room where desks and chairs are too small.我不想在桌椅太小的房间里学习。
第一句里定语从句that has desks and chairs的关系代词that指代主句中的名词room，作从句的主语；第二句里定语从句where desks and chairs are too small的关系副词where 指代主句中的in a room, 在从句中是地点状语。
试比较：This is the beach where(on which) many North Europeans spend their summer holidays.This is the beach that(which) has white sand and palm trees.上一句的beach是北欧人度假的地方，在这个地方是地点状语，所以用关系副词where 指代；下一句中有白沙和棕榈树的是beach，它是从句的主语，所有以用关系代词that来指代。
2. Besides, I might be reading the books in your father’s bookcases instead.除此之外，我也许会只顾看你爸爸书橱里的书，而不是去做作业。
She will be reading newspapers and magazines instead of doing her homework.她将会忙着看报纸杂志而不是做作业。
“might be reading”，“will be reading”属于“情态动词＋be+doing” 的结构，表示对某个时间正在发生的事情的预言、推测或期待。
例如：I shall be lying in bed and watching my fvourite football game by the time he finishes his homework..等他做完家庭作业时，我早就会躺在床上看我喜爱的足球比赛了。
“instead，instead of ”都表示“代替，而不是….” “instead”通常需要承接上文才能表达完整的意思，“instead of ”则可以在一句话中表达做了和没做的事情。
例如：We didn’t go home after school. We went to a net café instead.→Instead of going home after school, we went to a net café.2) Students in UK don’t have lots of home work.. They have many school activities.→Students in UK have many school activities instead of homework.3. A programme is a plan of activities to be done or things to be achieved.规划是指要进行的活动或要完成任务的计划。
划线部分是不定式的被动语态作定语，表示要做的事情。
4. The more choices you have, the better your final decisions will be.相当于：If you have more choice (条件状语从句为一般现在时), you will make better decision（主句用将来时）. 你的选择越多，最后的决定就越好。
“The+比较级（adj/adv）或含比较级的词组，the+另一个比较级（adj/adv）或含比较级的词组”, 表示“越……就越…..”。
5. Your teacher has received an e-mail from a friend asking her about a history book from your school library.你的老师收到一位朋友的电子邮件，询问你们学校图书馆里的一本历史书。
划线部分是现在分词短语作定语，补充说明宾语e-mail 的内容。
6. ISBN ( International Standard Book Number) 国际标准图书编号ISSN （International Standard Serial Number）国际标准期刊编号7．make常见的动宾搭配：make tea/coffee 沏茶、冲咖啡, make friends交朋友, make mistakes犯错误，make trouble惹麻烦，make a suggestion提建议，make a fire生火，make faces做鬼脸，make a decision做决定，make parasions作比较，make a living谋生，make money挣钱, make a request提要求，make an application申请。
【写作】通知和海报通知是上级对下级、组织对成员或平行单位之间部署工作、传达事情或召开会议等所使用的应用文。
以布告形式贴出，把事情通知有关人员，如学生、观众等，通常不用称呼；通知要求言简意赅、措辞得当、时间及时。
例一：布告形式的通知：通常此类通知上方正中写Notice或NOTICE（通知），发出通知的的单位的具体名称可放在正文前，也可放在正文后，右下角处，发出通知的日期写在左下角处。
例如NOTICE All mumbers of the students’union are requested to meet in the school conference room on Saturday, Sept18th, at 2:00 p. m. to discuss questions of international culture exchanges with New Zealand high school band. Sept.14,海报的形式和媒体没有特殊要求，它要先用简明、生动的图文吸引过往人群的注意力，再以简洁扼要的文字、图表介绍你要向公众发布的信息。
文字部分一般包括主题句或主题词和条理清楚、简单明了的内容介绍。
下面是一个网上海报，供大家参考：Make a poster explaining a safety rule. It should give us a good Stay Alert message. If your poster wins you will receive a SASS T-shirt and it will appear in the SASS Gallery.Mail you poster to:Stay Alert ... Stay SafeP.O. Box 93006,499 Main St. S.Brampton, OntarioL6Y 1N0【语法】定语从句(2)1．定语从句中关系代词that、which 用来指代物，who 、whom和that 用来指代人，whose用来表示所属关系，关系副词when、where和why指代时间、地点和原因。
2．关系代词的用法(1) 如果先行词是all, much, anything, something, nothing, everything, little, none等不定代词，关系代词一般只用that，不用which。
例如：All that I have is my love for this land.There isn’t much that we can do to ease his pain. (2) 如果先行词被形容词最高级以及first, last, any, only, few, much, no, some, very等词修饰，关系代词常用that,不用which。
例如：The last person that we want to invite to our house is Uncle Sam.No nation that is capable of such atrocity can be trusted by its neighbours. (3) 非限制性定语从句中，不能用关系代词that,作宾语用的关系代词也不能省略。