三年级上册Unit3FoodUnit3FoodLesson1Teachingplan

Unit 3 Food Lesson 1 Teaching plan
1. Teaching aims:
(1). Students can listen, speak the new words about food: bread, cake, ice-cream, meat, potatoes, tomatoes, fruit and can write them correctly in the lines.
(2). Students can use the sentence structure: “Do you like…?” to ask other people about their favour and answer their questions.
(3). Students can follow the recording to have a chant.
2. Teaching key points and difficult points:
Teaching key points: Students should grasp the pronunciation and the meaning of every food word and can practice it in the real situation and can also write them correctly in the lines.
Teaching difficult points: Students need to use the words and sentence structure correctly in the real situation.
3. Teaching procedures:
(1). Warming-up:
Teacher has greetings to the students, like “How are you today?”, “Are you happy today?”
Teacher sings a song with students together.
(2). Lead-in:
Teacher asks students: “What is this?” “It’s a banana.” / “It’s a apple.” So, what are these? These are food.
(3). Presentation:
Teacher shows some pictures of the food in a supermarket and presents the new words: bread, cake, ice-cream, meat, potatoes, tomatoes and fruit.At the same time, teacher should also practice the sentence structures with these new words.
For example: I like ice-cream. Do you like ice-cream?
Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.
(4). Practice: Teacher can make some games to practice the new words.
Freer practice: (Pair-work)
Teacher can let the students work in groups, to tick their favourite food or cross the food that they dislike. And let them work in pairs to ask and answer with their partner. For example, “Do you like bread?” “Yes, I do.” “No, I don’t.”
(5). Let’s write: Let the students write the new words correctly in the lines and teacher should correct them if possible.
(6). Summary and keep in mind: Keep a balanced diet.
(7) Blackboard design:
Unit 3 Food Lesson 1
bread tomatoes
cake meat Yes, I do.
Do you like ice-cream fruit No, I don’t.
potatoes。