最新冀教版八年级英语下全册教案

冀教版八年级英语下册教案Lesson 1: What’s the Weather Like?Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: rather, shower, rise, rose, risen, setOral words and expressions: thunder, storm, sunrise, sunsetTeaching Aims:Talking about weatherTeaching Important Points:1. Describe the weather in spring;2. Talk about the temperature.Teaching Difficult Points:Describe the nature phenomenon.Teaching preparation: the pictures of springTeaching Aids: audiotape; flashcards; picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Free talk1.What weather do you like? Why or why not?2.What sports can you do in this season?Step2. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”Let the students work in groups and answer the following questions:1. Look outsi de. What’s the weather like today?2. How does this weather make you feel?Step3. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1. What’s the weather like today?2. It is snowing, isn’t it?3. what’s the temperature?4. is it going to rain today, isn’t it?Step4. Read the text and check the answers. Read the text in roles.Step5. PracticeWork in three students. Suppose you are a weather reporter. Now report today’s weather to the others in your group. Then report it to the class.Step6. PracticeMake up a dialogue between two or three students in class. It is about the weather in spring. Let some students act it out before the class.Step7. Homework1. Find something that represents spring and show it to the class next time.2. Finish off the activity book.Lesson 2: It’s Getting Warmer!Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: become, became, become, factOral words and expressions: daylight, melt, lightning, fascinatingTeaching Aim:1. Know something more about spring;2. The compound words.Teaching Important Points:1. When does spring begin?2. How many hours of daylight are there on March 21st?3. What is the weather like?Teaching Difficult Points:the compound wordsTeaching Preparation: some pictures of spring Teaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, some pictures Type of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Let the students on duty reports the weather to the class. The others listen and decide it is right or wrong. Step2. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1. What’s the date today?2. How many ways can you write dates?3. How many hours of daylight are there on March 21st?4. What is spring weather like?5. What is the temperature of the air near lighting? Step3. Read the text and check the answers.Step4. Listen to the tape again and imitate after it until they can read it fluently and correctly.Step5. Ask the students to ask other questions according to the text. You can begin like this:1. When does the sun rise in the morning and when does it set in the evening?2. Does it snow in early spring?3. What is sometimes with thunder and lighting? Step6. Come to “LET’S DO IT”.Work in groups and discuss these questions. Then let them report it to the class.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Write a composition about spring.Summary:We are enjoying spring now. We can feel it is warmer than before. But not all of us know when the sun rises in the morning and sets in the evening. Let the students observe after class, write it down and report it to the class. It can cultivate the students’ interests of learning English.Lesson 3: Postcards!Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: roadOral words and expressions: outdoorsTeaching Aim:1. Grasp how to write a letter and the address.2. Know more about the spring in China and Canada. Teaching Important Points:1. Find the differences between China and Canada in spring.3. Find the differences between the clothes that we wear in winter and in spring.Teaching Difficult Points:1. What’s the weather like in Edmonton?2. How to express one’s idea easily in a letter? Teaching Preparation: a postcardTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, postcardsType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Free TalkLet the students work in three and talk about the sports that we often do in spring. Then give a talk for the class. Step2. Have a matchRead the text and see who read it best. Remember to encourage the students who preview the new lesson. Step3. Listen to the tape and read after it. Play the tape for several times until they can read it fluently and correctly.Step4. Ask the students to find questions and solve them. They can ask the questions like this:1. How did Li Ming go to school on March twenty-first?2. What’s the temperature that afternoon?3. What time does the sun rise this morning?4. Is it snowing in Canada?5. When does it often snow in winter?6. Did Danny fall in the snow?Step5. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”Write a postcard to your friend to introduce the weather here. Then write the address and stick a stamp on it. Mail it in the post office.Step6. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Listen to the song in Lesson 4.Summary:Written English is an important part in English learning. Practice is the key to it. Do they have the spelling mistakes or the grammar mistakes in the writing? Find out and help them come over it. Pay more attention to the writing because it’s an important part of communication.Lesson 4: Sun Is RisingTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: one by one, change Oral words and expressions: hillside, gently, blossom Teaching Aim:Enjoy the beauty of the springTeaching Important Point:Grasp the changes that spring bring usTeaching Difficult Points:How to use “warm” and “gently”.Teaching Preparation: something that represents spring Teaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, pictures or flowers Type of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Read the song aloud as a poem. This song has this song has common English words: come with me, through the trees, one by one, the flowers blossom. Translate these expressions into English.Step2. Play the audiotape and let the students just listen with the eye closed.Step3. Play the tape again and let the students sing with it.Step4. Explain the common English expressions.Step5. Practice the song a few times, with and without the audiotape.Step6. Come to “LET’S DO IT”.STEP7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Write down what you can see in spring.SummaryWe use this lesson to cultivate the students’ sense of enjoying English songs. Pay attention to the rhyme, rhythm and repetition in the song. Learning English songs is a little difficult from Chinese songs. Find the ways in which we can learn fast.Lesson 5: Fun in the SunTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: shall, kickOral words and expressions: cycling, How/What about…? Shall we…?Teaching Aims:How to enjoy oneself in spring.Teaching Important Points:1. the sports that we do in spring.2.some drills: How about…? Let’s…Teaching Difficult Points:How to advice sb. to do sth.Teaching Preparation: basketball and soccerTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards and ballsType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Listen to the tape of Lesson4 again, then let’s sing the song together.Step2. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1. What’s the degree?2. What will Danny wear tomorrow?3. What will they do after school?4. Why don’t Danny like basketball?Step3. Read the text and check the answers. Then read the text again.Step4. Act the dialogue out in front of the class.Step5. Make up a similar dialogue according to the text. Let’s the students act it out in front of the class.Step6. Come to “PROJECT”.Divide the class into several groups. Write the answers down. Ask the several groups to change their answers. Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Review the last lesson.SummarySpring is a beautiful season. It’s the favourite season of many people. In this season, everything begins to turn green. Spring represents the beginning. We have many things to do in it. We can fly kites and play ball games. Running in the wind is what we like to do in ourchildhood. Lead your students to think hard what they like to do in this season. Let them talk freely in the class.Lesson 6. Danny the babysitterTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: playground, hold, hold on, come down, pushOral words and expressions: babysitter, babysit, Debbie, bar, swing, swungTeaching Aims:1. We should love each other.2. The duty of a babysitterTeaching Important Points:1.How to demonstrate one thing clearly.3. Cultivate the spirit of loving each other. Let’s love life and peace.Teaching Difficult Points:Some verb phrases: turn around, hold on, fall off, run to, come down, climb on, give sb. a pushTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Work in pairs. Tell your partner what you did after school yesterday. The teacher walks around to provide help if necessary.Step2. Skim the text and ask questions by the students themselves. Then solve them by themselves, too. Let some students write their questions on the blackboard. Then let others answer them.Step3. Listen to the tape and read after it until they can read it correctly and fluently.Step4. Ask some students to come to the front and act it out. Pay attention to who is clever enough to add something new.Step5. Retell the story in a third person.Step6. Co me to “THINK ABOUT IT”.In a group of three, make up a “babysitting” role-play. Ask volunteers to act it out. Then it’s the other students’ turn.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. suppose one day, you become a babysitter, what will you do?SummaryWhen we practice in the class, don’t forget to give chances to the poor students. When they have a little progress, encourage them to work hard. That’s what a good teacher should do.Lesson 7: Danny’s “Debbie” DayTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: herselfOral words and expressions: partly, all dayTeaching Aims:1. Learn to write a diary.2. What do we write in a diary.Teaching Important Points:When we are babysitters, what can we do?Teaching Difficult Points: the Past TenseTeaching Preparation: some toysTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, some toysType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Work in groups. Retell Lesson 6 in Past Tense in a third person.Step2. Read the text silently by students themselves. Then answer the questions in the activity. Check the answers in the class.Step3. Listen to the tape and read after it. Some students may think it is easy to listen with the book. Then listen to the tape again with the book closed. At the same time,the teacher asks some students to repeat some sentences to see if they can listen clearly.Step4. Let some students read the text aloud in front of the class. Let’s have a match. Who can read it fast and correctly?Step5. PracticeWork in groups. Write down experience that you have ever been a babysitter. Do you think it easy to be a babysitter? Why or why not?Step6. Come to “LET’S DO IT”.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Do the exercises on Page 9.SummaryCan you write down your experience clearly? We often write in a time order. Expressing your ideas in English is not easy. So give the students more chance to practice. Writing is also an important way to check the grammars.Lesson 8: Unit ReviewTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions from Lesson1 to Lesson8.Oral words and expressions from Lesson1 to Lesson8. Teaching Aims:1. Know about more knowledge in spring. There are many things that we don’t know before.2. What sports do people usually do in China and in Canada?Teaching Important Points:1. What’s the weather like in spring?2. The sports that we do in spring.Teaching Difficult Points:The using of some expressions: Let’s…, shall we…?turn around, come down, finally, thenTeaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, pictures Teaching Procedure:Step1. First let’s sing the song together.Step2. Talk with your partners about the differences between the sports that we do in China and in Canada. Step3. Have you ever been a babysitter? Let some students talk about their experience in front of the class. Step4. Finish the exercises on Page7. Find some difficulties and solve them in front of the class.Step5.Let some students talk about what we learn in this unit. What do they want to say about spring?Step6. Homework1. Finish off the exercises in activity.2. Prepare for a small quiz.SummaryThe aim of teaching is not what they learn. The most important is to teach them how to learn. Cultivate the ability of learning by themselves in the class. Encourage them to find and solve questions in class.Lesson 9: How Does a Plant Grow?Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: plant, water, grow, leaf, cover, itselfOral words and expressions: seed, poster, bud, stem, sunshine, pot, soil, rootTeaching Aims:1. Let the students love nature.2. Learn more about the agriculture.Teaching Important Points:1. Listen to the tape and catch the key words.2. Talk about the purpose.Teaching Difficult Points:The main plants of the plants.Teaching Preparation: pictures of plants, seeds, flowers, markersTeaching Aids: audiotape; flashcards; picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Bring a plant to the class. Ask the students:1. What is it?2. How does it grow?3. Have you ever planted a seed?4. How do you plant a seed?Teach the students the words: seed, soil, water, plant, grow, leaf. First let some students read the words in class. Then ask all the students to read after him.Step2. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1. Does Wang Mei need water?2. What grows into flowers?3. What does Wang Mei use the green markers for?4. What does “grow into” mean?Step3. Skim the text and check the answers. Help them if they need any help.Step4. Read the text loudly in class in roles.Step5. Listen to the tape again and repeat after it.Step6. Let some students act the dialogue out.Step7. Come to “PROJECT”.Work in three or four students in a group. Each group should finish the task. They need to plant a seed in a pot. They can plant any seed that he likes. After planting it, put it in sun. now we can observe it every day.When they are planting, the teacher walks around the class. Make sure all the students are speaking English. If they are in trouble, help them. The teacher can ask the questions like this:What are you doing now?Have you watered your seeds?What do you cover with it?When will they sprout?Make sure that every group labels their pots with their names or group number (Example: Group 1). You may wish t have students also write the type of seed and the date on the label.Every group makes a poster with pictures and words. Describe what their plants will be like. What do they do? Instruct the students to label each part of the plant in English. Have them label which parts of the plant are above ground and which parts are below.Summary:Bring a real plant to the class. Point to the parts of the plant and ask some questions. Because this unit is about the plant, we must finish the project. Of course wecan’t finish it in a class. We can do it after class and check the homework in the next class.Lesson 10: Plant PartsTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: feed, fed, from…to…Oral words and expressions: sunlight, billion, billions of Teaching Aims:1. Learn to describe how a plant grows.2. Learn about plant parts and what they use for. Teaching Important Points:1. Plant parts and what they are used for.2. Describe it in English.Teaching Difficult Points:Describe plant parts and what they are used for in English.Teaching Preparation: pictures, a plantTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Bring a real plant to the class. Ask the following questions:1. How many parts do plants have?2. What do roots do?3. What is the stem for?4. What are leaves for?5. Why do plants have flowers?6. What parts do we eat?Let them answer the questions in English. If they have trouble, help them immediately.Step2. Listen to the tape and let the students complete the answers correctly.Step3. Read the text and check the answers.Step4. PracticeLet the students take out the pictures they bring to the class. Work with partner. Talk about the main parts of a plant and the main use of them. If they have difficulty, they can look at their book.Step5. Listen to the tape again and imitate after it until they can read it fluently and correctly.Step6. Let some students read the text in class. Find the mistakes and correct them.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary:Review the text is very important. The students know what they will take to the class, what is useful to the study. Let them to observe the vegetables that we eat. What parts do we eat? What is it used for? Can they draw pictures of them?Lesson 11: Look after Your Plant!Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: look after, over, glass, be made ofOral words and expressions: sprout, desert, use…to do…Teaching Aims:1. Learn about what a plant needs if it wants to live well.2. What does a plant use sunlight, water do? Teaching Important Points:1. Describe the process that a plant grows.3. Know the main parts of a plant and what they use water and sunlight to do.Teaching Difficult Points:Use the Simple Present TenseTeaching Preparation: a plantTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, plantsType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Play a game.Put some things in a box. Then let a student come to the front and touch every thing. Describe what it is like and let the students guess what it is. Divide the class into two groups and have a match. Which team is better?Step2. Bring a plant to the class and let the students ask questions about plants by themselves.Pointing to the plant, they may begin like this:1. What is this?2. What is it used for?3. Why do plants need sunlight?4. Why do plants need water?5. Why do plants need glass?Step3. Listen to the tape and check the answers.Step4. Read the text aloud in class. Find the mistakes and correct them.Step5. Listen to the tape again and repeat after it until they can read it correctly and fluently.Step6. PracticeAsk the students if they have planted flowers. Let some students introduce the planting experience.Work in pairs. Introduce one plant that they love very much.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary:Let the students take active part in the activities. The teacher creates all kinds of chances to stimulate thestudents’ interests. Use the experience that they have. Talk about what they have known.Lesson 12: Pretty Little PlantTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: pretty, hole, its Teaching Aims:1. Talk about the relation between the human and the nature.2. Teach people to love the plants and animals and value our lives.Teaching Important Points:1. Learn about how a plant grows.2. Realize the importance of the plants.Teaching Difficult Points:How does a plant grow?Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure;Step1. Draw some pictures of a plant. Let’s see how it grows. It grows from a seed. Then it grows buds and flowers.Step2. Read it as a poem. Then let some students explain it in English.Step3. Explain some useful words and expressions: in the hole, in the ground, all aroundStep4. Listen to the tape and sing the song. Let’s sing after it.Step5. Play the tape for several times.Step6. Let some students sing in front of the class.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Preview the next lesson.Summary:Singing is also a technique in learning English. It can increase the students’ interest in English. Learning to sing can improve their listening. Find happiness in singing English songs.Lesson 13 Why are plants important?Learning aims:1. Remember the new words: air, energy, die, heat, nothing, bamboo, kilogram, shade, carry away, make…into.2. The important sentences:①Trees help clean the air.②Donuts don’t grow on the trees!③All plants take energy from the sun and make it into food.④Without food, they would have nothing to eat and they would die.Learning important and difficult points:1. 区分短语in trees 与on trees。