新人教版七年级英语下册Unit3 教案

Unit 3 How do you get to school？教案Part 1:Teaching design (第一部分：教学设计)Structures: How questions; Affirmative and negative statementsTarget language:How do you get to school? I take the bus.How long does it take? It takes 20 minutes.How far is it? I t’s 10 miles.Vocabulary: get to, how far, bicycle, subway, car, train, bus stop, train station, bus station, subway station, minute, kilometer, mile, transportation, calendarLearning strategies: Personalizing; I nferring vocabularySECTION AGoals●To learn to use How questions, affirmative and negative statements●Lean to talk about how to get to places, how long it takes to go to places, and how far theplaces are●To talk about kinds of transportationProceduresWarming up by talkingHello, everyone! What’s the weather like today? It’s a sunny day with a gentlebreeze. It’s comfortable. So this morning I come to school by bike. It took menearly 50 minutes. You know I live far from school. I often take buses to comehere. But it takes me more than an hour. What about you? Today, let’s talkabout how you go from one place to another. And wewill talk about the time it takes to get to places and how far it is between twoplaces.1a Looking and writingOpen your book at page19. Look at the picture carefully and read thedialogue. Then please write how the students in the picture get to school inthe morning in the chart.Sample answers:1. take the subway2. ride a bike3. take the bus4. take the train5. walk(on foot)6. take a boat7. take a taxi 8. go in a parent’s car1b Listening and writingLook at the picture again. How do students get to school? Let’s listen toa conversation between two people talking about this. Listen carefullyand write the number of the name in the white box next to the student.Please do it individually. Then let’s check the answer.Answers:1. Bob takes the train.2. Mary takes the subway.3. John takes the bus.4. Paul walks.5. Yang Lan walks.TapescriptA: How do Bob and Mary get to school?B: Bob takes the train and Mary takes the subway.A: How does John get to school?B: He takes the bus.A: How do Paul and Yang Lan get to school?B: They walk. Look, there they are waling now!Now read the tapescript, shadow the how questions and underling the expressions.1c Doing pairworkPlease read the dialogue on page 19 in the box. And make your own conversations about how the people in the picture get to school with their partner. Then I’ll ask some pairs to say their dialogue. Sample dialogueA: How does Bob get to school?B: He takes the train.A: Does John take the train to school, too?B: No. He takes the bus.A: What aboutMary and Paul?B: Paul walks,and Mary takes thesubway.A: And Yang Lan walks, does she?B: Yes, she does.2a Listening and repeatingListen to these numbers and repeat. Please pay attention to the pronunciation.Tapescript32, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 1002b Writing the numbersforty-six 46 thirty-three 33 seventy-two 72one hundred and five 105 fifty-eight 58 ninety-nine 99sixty-one 61 eighty-four 842c Listening and checkingNow please look at the five transportation pictures. And we’ll listen to two conversations. The people are talking about how students get to school and how long it takes. Listen carefully and put a checkmark to show the kinds of transportation they talk about. Check your answer.40 minutes 35minutes25minutes10 minutesListen carefully again and match the time with the kinds oftransportation. Let’s check the answers.TapescriptConversation 1Boy: How do you get to school?Girl: I take the train.Boy: How long does it take?Girl: Oh, around forty minutes. How aboutyou?Boy: I take the subway.Girl: How long does that take?Oh, around thirty-five minutes.Conversation 2Girl: How do you get to school, Tom?Tom: I ride my bike.Girl: How long does it take?Tom: It takes around twenty-five minutes.Tom: How do you get to school?Girl: I walk.Tom: And how long does that take?Girl: It only takes ten minutes.Look at the sentences on the board. “They take the train. It takes about forty minutes.”“Take the train” means to ride the train. And we also use “take” to talk about a length of time. For example, it takes me 20minutes to get to school. So we use the same word, take, in two different ways. Now read the tapescript, shadow the how questions and underling the expressions.2d Doing pairworkNow please make your own conversations about how you get to school and how long it takes. Read the example dialogue first then make yours with your partner.Example:A: How do you get to school?B: well, I usually walk but sometimes I take the bus.A: How long does it take?B: It takes about 25 minutes to walk and 10 minutes by bus. What about you? A: I get to school by bike, sometimes I take my father’s car.B: Oh, how long does it take?A: It takes around 40 minutes by bike and 15 minutes by car.3a Reading and writingSo far you have learned to talk about how you get to school and how long it takes.The passage you will learn in this part tells us something about Li Lei. Pleaseread the questions about Li Lei in the speech bubbles. Then read the passage andwrite the answers to the questions on the line. You should complete the activityindividually.OK, now let’s check the answers.1How does he 2 How long does 3 How far is it fromget to school? it take? his home to school?By bike and It usually takes About 10 kilometers.by bus. about 35 minutes.Now read the passage following the tape sentence by sentence. Please pay attention to the pronunciation and intonation of the native readers and try to imitate them. Then draw lines under the useful phrases and structures.Lin Fei’s home/ is about 10 kilometers /from school. He gets up /at six o’clock/ every day, showers, and has a quick breakfast. Then/ he leaves for school/ at around six-thirty. First, he rides his bicycle/ to the bus station. That takes about ten minutes. Then/ the early bus/ takes him to school. The bus ride/ usually/ takes about 25 minutes.Ok, we have got to know something about Li Lei. What about you? How far are your homes from school? What time do you get up? How do you get to school? Let’s ask some students to say something about you.3b Doing pairworkLook at the pictures on page 21. Can you name each form of transportation? They are easy to you. Read the time and distance that goes with each form of transportation. Pay attention to “mile”, which is a common measure of distance in some western countries. (1 mile=1.6 kilometers). Read the example dialogue in the box.Now make your own conversations using the information in the picture with your partner.A: How do you get to school?B: I take the train.A: How far is it from your home to school?B: It’s eight miles.A: How long does it take you to get from home toSchool ?B: It takes 35 minutes.A: How do you get to school?B: I walk.A: How far is it from your home to school?B: It’s two miles.A: How long does it take you to get from home to school ?B: It takes 40 minutes.A: How do you get to school?B: I take the bus.A: How far is it from your home to school?B: It’s four miles.A: How long does it take you to get from home to school?B: It takes 15 minutes.OK. Stop here please. Let’s ask some pairs to say their dialogues.4 Talking and writingWell done everyone! Now let’s play a game: Info Gap Race! This time you work in groups of three. You decide which one is A, which one is B and which one is C. Please read the instruction. You ask each other questions to learn information for your chart, and then write the answers on the chart in your book. Don’t look at others’ pages please. The first group to fill in all the blanks is thechampion.Who How How long How far1. Maria bus twenty minutes five miles2. John bike ten minutes six miles3. Liu Pei subway fifteen minutes eight milesSample dialogue:C:How does Maria get to school?A: She takes the bus. How long does it take Maria to get to school?B: It takes her twenty minutes. How far is it from her home to school?C:It’s five miles.Closing down by asking and answering(using the useful information learned in this part)*How do you get to school?*I usually walk, but sometimes I take the bus.*How long does it to take you to get from your home to school?*It takes 25 minutes.*How far is it from your home to school?*It’s around 4miles. A bus station Section BGoals●To learn to use: bus stop, train station, subway station●To learn to talk about how to get to places further.ProceduresWarming up by asking some individuals questionsHow does Li Lei get to school? First, he rides his bicycle to the bus station. Then he takes the early bus to school. Do you know the bus station? It’s a place where trains stop here. Today we’ll study some other “stations”.1a Looking and matchingLook at the four phrases on the top of page 22 and read them loudly. Then match the words with the pictures.Answers: 1. b bus stop 2. a train station 3. c bus station 4. d subway station1b Doing pairworkRead the dialogue in the box first. Then suppose you use two kinds of transportation to get to school. Now make your own dialogues to tell your partner how you get to school, using the phrases in 1a.Sample dialogue:A: How do you get to school?B: Well, I ride my bike to the subway station. Then I take the subway. What about you?A: First, I walk to the bus stop. Then I take the bus to school.A: How does your father get to his school?B: Well, he walks for ten minutes to Bus No. 11. He takes the bus and gets off at Da Yingpan. Then he walks again for five minutes to his classroom.2a Listening and checkingOK, now. Let’s listen to the conversation between Tina and Thomas. What does Thomas want to know about Nina? Here is a list of information that Thomas wants to know. I’ll ask some students to read lines to the class. Then listen carefully and put a checkmark in front of each thing that Thomas wants to know.Thomas wants to know…√where Nina lives.how far from school she lives.how long it takes Nina to get to school.√how she gets to school.what she thinks of the transportation.2b Listening and checkingLook at the pictures on page 22 with a blank line in front of each. They show the ways of how to get to school. Which one is Nina’s? Listen carefully and put a checkmark next to the picture that shows how Nina gets to school.1.—to ride a bike to the subway—to take the subway tothe bus—to walk from the bus stop to the school2.√to walk to the bus—to take the bus to the subway—totake another bus after the subway—to walk from the busstop to the school.TypescriptThomas: Where do you live, Nina?Nina: New Street.Thomas: So, how do you get to school?Nina: Well, first I walk to the bus stop.Thomas: Uh-huh.Nina: I take a bus to the subway station. Then I take the subway.Thomas: Yeah…Nina: Next I take a bus to the bus stop on 26thStreet. Finally I walk.You may turn to the tapescript to read it, underlining theexpressions and shadowing the how questions.2c Doing groupworkNow make your conversations about how Nina gets to school in groups of four. You can use the pictures in activity 2b. Pay more attention to the sentence starters: S he…; Next, she…; Then, she… in the box and use them in your conversation.Sample dialogue:A: How does Nina get to school?B: She walks to the bus stop.C: Next, she takes a bus to the subway station.D: Then she takes another bus to the bus stop on 26th street after the subway.A: Finally she walks to school.Now let’s ask some of you to say your descriptions to the class.3a Reading and writingNow you can say something about how you get to school.Do you want to know how students around the world get to school? Read the article on page 23, and then decide if the statements are true or false in your exercise book.Check the answers:T 1. In North America, not all students take the bus to school.T 2. Other parts of the world are different from the United States.F 3. In Japan, the three most popular ways of getting to school are bus, train and bike. (Students take trains, or walk, or ride bikes)F 4. In China, bikes and buses are the most popular means of transportation. (It depends on where you are)T 5. Students in Hongshanhu and Kaishandao have to take a boat to get to school.Read the article once again, this time, to slash/ the sentences, underline the useful expressions in it and shadow the connectives. After school, you are going to write them down in your notebook. How do students around the world get to school?In North America, most students/ go to school/ on the school bus. Somestudents/ also walk/ or ride bikes to school. In other parts of the world,things are different. In Japan, most students/ take trains to school,although others also walk/ or ride their bikes. In China, it depends on /where you are. In big cities, students usually ride bikes to school/ or take buses. And in places/ where there are rivers and lakes, like Hongshanhu and Kaishandao, students usually go to school/ by boat. That must be a lot more fun/ than taking a bus!3b Reading and writingLook at the chart. Then read the article and fill in the blanks. You can findthe answers in the chart. Please complete the activity individually.Check the answers:How do the students get to Garden High School?At Garden High School, most students ride their bikes to school. Many students walk. Some students drive. Other students take the bus. A small number of students take the subway.3c WritingJust now we filled in an article about how students get to Garden High School. What about you?How do students in our class get to school? Let’s make a survey and listyour ideas on the board. You can use the words and numbers to write apassage about how students in our class get to school.Sample passage:In my class, most students ride their bikes to school. Many students go to school on foot. Some students live far from school, so they go to school by bus. A few students take their parents' car to school.At Taiyuan Wuzhong, most students live at school. They just walk to their classroom. So they don’t ride their bikes to school. Many students play on the playground in the early morning. Some students play football. Some read aloud their English texts. But at the same time, other students in other schools have to take the bus, ride the bike, to hurry to their schools.4 Making a surveyNow turn to page 82, please. Look at the chart. Read the heading and the phrases listed below.Please complete the chart in ten minutes. You can go around the class and ask questions to find out the answers. Look at the dialogue in the box next to the chart. You can ask questions like this.Find someone who…Nameslives 10 miles away from school.walks to school.takes a bus to school.takes more than an hour to get to school.ride s a bike to school.takes the subway to school.takes less than ten minutes to get to school.Do you remember Nina? How does she get to school? How do students around the world get to school? Please tell me in your own words. And I will also ask some of you to say something about themselves. Who will be the first to have a try?SELF CHECKGoals●To revise the vocabulary introduced in the unit●To practice writing skillProcedures1 Filling the blanks and making sentencesLook at part 1 on page 24. Fill in the blanks with the words given to you. Change the form of the word if necessary.Check the answers:1.How do you get to school in the morning?2.What do you think of the transportation in your town?3.When it rains I take a taxi.4.How far do you live from the bus station?5.I like to ride my bike on the weekend.Now make your own sentences with the words. I’ll ask some students to write the answers on the1.When will you get to Beijing?2.I cannot think of any good methods to learn English.3.I take a plane to go to my school in Shanghai.4.My teacher lives close to the school.5.I never ride a bike in life. But I like riding horses sometimes.Saturday SundayMorning: go to visit Mt. WutaiMorning: take a bus around the city, goshopping at supermarketsAfternoon: visit Jinci Afternoon: go around Pingyao City Evening: watch Jinju at a therter Evening: fly home from TaiyuanJust for fun!Let’s sing a song in English.Three Blind MiceThree blind mice, see how they run!They all ran after the farmer's wife,Who cut off their tails with a carving knife,Did you ever see such a thing in your life,As three blind mice?Part 2: Teaching resources(第二部分:教学资源)I. Background reading1.Traffic in EnglandWhen you are in England, you must be very careful in the streets because the traffic drives on the left.Before you cross a street, you must look to the right first and then the left.If the traffic lights are red, the traffic must stop. Then people on foot can cross the road carefully. If the traffic lights are green, the traffic can go. People on foot mustn't cross. In the morning and in the evening when people go to or come from work, the streets are very busy. Traffic is the most dangerous then.When you go by bus in England, you have to be careful, too. Always remember the traffic moves on the left. So you must be careful. Have a look first, or you will go wrong.In many English cities, there are big buses with two floors. You can sit on the second floor. From there you can see the city very well. It's very interesting!III. Word studies （词语学习）1.takev.1.抓住拾起get hold of something or someone; pick something up: Please take my hand. 请拉住我的手。