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剑桥(join in)版小学英语五年级下册单元知识梳理总结(全册)

剑桥(join in)版小学英语五年级下册单元知识梳理总结(全册)

剑桥(join in)版小学英语五年级下册单元知识梳理总结(全册)Start unit: XXXFirst。

let'XXX:Touch: to come into contact with somethingHead: the part of the body above the XXX。

eyes。

nose。

and mouthEnjoy: to take pleasure in somethingNear: close to something or someoneXXX: every personShake hands: to grasp someone's hand and move it up and down as a greetingFun: XXXAlphabet: a XXXNext。

XXX:1.Touch your nose and shake your head.2.e back now.3.Learning can be lots of fun.4.Enjoy your time in class again.5.XXX.6.XXX.7.XXX around.8.Dance with me.Now XXX and friends:We can use the "There be" sentence pattern。

such as "There is" for singular or uncountable nouns。

and "There are" for plural nouns.When introducing a friend。

we can n their age。

birthday。

country of origin。

skills。

hobbies。

daily routine。

etc.Lastly。

教学内容《Join In》剑桥小学英语 学生用书

教学内容《Join In》剑桥小学英语 学生用书

教学内容:《Join In》剑桥小学英语学生用书2(五年级)Unit 10 of Book 2 Holidays:A story --- The monster.执教者:武汉市光谷第一小学汪远琦一.教材说明《剑桥少儿英语》是英国剑桥大学出版社2000年最新出版的教材。

它以非英语国家的少年儿童为学习对象,学习内容与小学生的生活紧密相连,吸收了大量新的教学思想和方法,充分运用国际上先进的外语教学研究成果,注重学生运用语言能力的培养,使教材和教学过程成为对少年儿童各种外显的语言活动与智能开发和英语综合运用能力的优化整合。

同时,教学内容也可根据实际情况自由随意组合,适时调整。

本教材的突出特点体现在以下几个方面:1.学生为主体,全面提高学生的素质;2.教学方法先进,反映国际教学的趋势;3.目标设置科学,符合国家小学英语课程目标的要求;4.教材内容广泛,体现现代社会的气息;5.教学资源丰富,促进小学课程的拓展。

二.教学指导思想在《英语课程标准》的引领下,我将本课的指导思想确定为:让学生主体参与,主动探究,合作互动,协调发展。

基本教法为:创设情境,营造和谐氛围;强化听说,突出学生主体地位;培养语感,发展学生潜能。

面向全体,引导学生参与学习过程,适当利用教辅手段,充分体现英语的学科特点,注重听说能力的培养,尽量全英语组织教学,逐步培养学生良好的听力以及运用语言的能力。

基本学法:学生个体活动,小组合作,全班齐动交替进行,让学生在“动”、“玩”、“乐”的中爱学,轻松获取知识,变以往学生被动接受知识的过程为主动探究、创造的过程。

三.教学设计.Ⅰ.Teaching Aims.(教学目标)1.Knowledge Aims.(知识目标).(1)能理解故事内容,并学习和使用现在进行时这种新的时态;(2)能给故事设计一个合理地结尾;(3)能运用简单的对话进行交流,并能听、说、演故事。

2.Ability Aims.(能力目标).通过实践性学习培养学生的听、说、读、写,以及综合运用英语进行交际的能力。

外研社剑桥小学英语Join_in四年级上册整体课时教案

外研社剑桥小学英语Join_in四年级上册整体课时教案

外研社剑桥小学英语Join_in四年级上册整体课时教案Starter Unit Let's begin第一学时:The pupils learn to understand:How are you today? I’m fine/OK.Goodbye.The pupils learn to use:What’s your name? I’m (Alice).How are you? I’m fine. I’m OK.Activities and skills:Decoding meaning from teacher input.Using phrases for interaction in class.Greeting each other.I Introduce oneself.Asking someone’s mane.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.Sing a song. Hello, what’s your name?Step 2: Presentation.1. What’s your name? I’m….(1) The teacher introduces herself, saying:Hello, /Good morning, I’m Miss Sun.(2) Asks a volunteer’s name:What’s your name?The teacher prompt the pupil by whispering, I’m (Alice).(3) Asks all the pupils the same question and help those who need it by whisperingI’m….2. How are you today? I’m fine. I’m OK.(1) The teacher explains the meaning of How are you today? (2) Tell the class to ask the question all together and introduce two answers,I’m (notvery) fine/I’m Ok.(3) Asks all the pupils the same question and make sure that all the students can reply.Step3: Speak English in class.1. Tells the pupils to open their books at page3, look at the four photographs, andlisten to the tape.2. Asks the pupils to dramatise the situations depicted in the four photographs. Avolunteer will play the part of the parts of the other pupils, answering as a group.第二学时:The pupils learn to use these new words:Sandwich, hamburger, hot dog, puller, cowboy, jeans, cinema, walkman, snack bar, Taxi, clown, superstar.Activities and skills:Singing the song and colouring picture frames.Teaching process:Step 1:Warm—up:Greetings:(1) Good morning!(2) I’m Miss Sun. What’s your name?I’m (Alice, John…).(3) How are you today?I’m fine/OK.Step 2: New words.1. Learn to say these words one by one using flash cards.2. Guessing game.Is it a cowboy/snack bar…?No, it isn’t. Yes, it is.3. Read them following teacher.4. Colour the frames.(1)Open book at page4, take your colour pens. Listen and colour.(2)Colour your (hamburger, orange…).(3)Let’s check.The hamburger is orange.Step 3: Sing the song.1. Listen to the tape.2. Teacher sings the words.3. Learn to say the words.4. Let’s sing it one sentence by one sent ence.5. Sing the song and do the actions together.Step 4: Say good—bye.Goodbye, children.Goodbye, Miss Sun. See you next time.第三学时:The pupils learn to understand:Watch me. Stretch. Clap your hands. Stand back to back.Stand nose to nose. Stand arm in arm. The pupils learn to use: Good morning./Morning. Good afternoon. Good evening.Good night.Activities and skills:Carrying out action story.Listening to the tape and filling numbers.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up(1) Greetings.(2) Play guessing game with flash cards. (3) Sing the song: English is easy.Step 2: Mime the action story.1. The teacher and the pupils listen to the instructions on the cassette. The teacherperforms each action and the pupils watch and then imitate the teacher. Repeat thisstage several times.2. The teacher gives the instructions in the same order which the pupils heard them onthe cassette during Phase 1. The pupils listen and do the actions one at a time,following the teacher’s instructions.3. The teacher gives the instructions in jumbled order. The pupils listen and performsthe actions one at a time.Step 3: Listen and fill in the numbers.(1) Listen and mime.(2) Fill in the numbers.(3) Check it. Make sure that everyone is correct.Step 4: Learn to say.The teacher draws a clock on blackboard. When it is 7:30, says “Good morning” or“Morning” to the pupils. The pupils answer “Good morning” or “Morning”.“Good afternoon”, “Good evening” and “Good night” are the same above.第四学时:The pupils learn to use:How are you? I’m fine/very well/OK.Thank you. And you?Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too.Activities and skills:Speaking and comprehension:Teaching process:Step1: Warm—up.1. Greetings.Good morning. /Morning.Good afternoon.2. Sing a song: Join in.Step 2: Let’s read and act.1. T: Hello, I’m Miss Sun. What’s your name?S: Hi, I’m Alice.T: Nice to meet you.Tell the student that he or she should say “Nice to meet you, too.”Have this conversation with others, and make sure that all the pupils can say itcorrectly.2. Other sentences just to be taught and learnt like those above.3. Actions:(1). Pair work: Two pupils to act the conversations. (2). Boys and girls competition.Step 3: The end.Goodbye, children.Goodbye, Miss Sun.Unit 1 Numbers第一学时:The pupils learn to understand:The tiger jump.Do the numbers rock.The pupils learn to say:Numbers 1—12.Twelve o’clock; do the numbers rock.Yippee!Let’s do the tiger jump.Your turn.Activities and skills:Singing the song: The numbers rock.Saying the chant : The tiger jump.Colouring the numbers.Listening to conversations and matching the names of children with numbers ondice.Playing two number games.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.1. Count numbers from 1 to 10.2. Sing the song. Hop.Step 2: Listen and sing the song. The numbers rock. 1. Learn to say:11 eleven, 12 twelve. Twelve o’clock.2. Listen and say the chant.Step 3: Listen and say the chant.1. The teacher says the chant and performances in the same order,the pupils follow.2. Teacher says, pupils do in the same order.3. The teacher saysand pupils do in the jumbled order. 4. Listen to the tape and say the chant, do the actions.Step 4: Colour the numbers.1. Show numbers’ cards 1—12 to the pupils. Count them.2. Open book at page9, match numbers with the words.3. Colour them and check them.Step 5: Listen and match.1. Teacher writes numbers on the blackboard. The pupils read them.For example: 3, 6, 1 5, 4 5, etc.2. Listen and match then check.3. learn to say “Your turn.”4. Play the game in class.第二学时:The pupils learn to understand:What’s in the box?Guess the number.Super prize!Come on, (Fred).Here is your prize, Emma.Thank you, Emma.Great!The pupils learn to use:What’s in the box?Snails! Yuk!How many?Activities and skills,Listening to and understanding a story. Playing game: “Guess the number.”Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.1. Say the chant : The tiger jump.2. Sing the song: The numbers rock.Step 2: A game. Guess the number. 1. Count numbers 1—12.2. Shows the pupils numbers’ cards, guess the number.3. Take a box, put some glass balls in it. Shows them a glass ball, asks:What’s this? What’s in t he box? How many?If the pupils are right, says “Great! Here is your prize.” And give them a glass ball.Step 3: A story. The snails.1. Teacher says, You will hear a story. The snails. Please listen carefully.2. Listen to the tape several times.3. Make sure that the pupils fully understand the meaning of this story.4. Play this game in class.第三学时:The pupils learn to understand:Guess the number.The pupils learn to use:Twelve is two plus ten, now let’s start again.How many?Yes. / No.Activities and skills:Saying the rhyme.Playing two number games.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.Sing the song. The numbers rock.Step 2: Listen and say the rhyme. 1. Count numbers 1—12.2. Read the words line by line several times.3. listen to the tape, say the rhyme.4. Asks a group of 6-7 pupils stand in a circle, and say the rhyme, see who is left out.Step 3: Play a game.1. Teacher asks a pupil to come to the front of the class and demonstrate the game asshown in the first two pictures.2. Play in pairs and proceed in the same way for the second game.3. Play this game one by one.第四学时:The pupils learn to understand and use:What’s your phone number?Activities and skills:Listening and taking notes of phone numbers and saying what they are.Asking other pupils for their phone numbers and taking notes.Teaching process:Step1: Warm—up.1. Count numbers 1—12.2. Say the rhyme.Step 2: Listen and write the phone numbers.1. Draw a big telephone on the board. Introduce the word Phone or telephone immediately followed by the sentence My phone number is ….2. Listen and write.Tell the pupils that they are going to hear some recorded interviews, and that theyhave to listen and discover the telephone numbers of a few children. Read the names of the children out loud and ask the pupils to repeat them. Listen to the tape several times and write.3. Let’s check.Step 3: Write your phone numbers.1. The pupils write their phone number. Tell them how to read the number.2. Read your number yourself.Step 4: Asks children’s phone number.1. Teacher asks, what’s your phone number? A volunteer answers, other pupils write down.2. Work in pairs.3. The pupils ask and answer each other, and write.4. Let’s check.第五学时:Teaching aims:1. Learn to say:How many girls/boys/flags…can you see?Let me count. I can see….2. Learn to say:What is (seven) plus (twelve)?What is (eleven) minas (nine)?3. Write the numbers 1—12.Teaching process:Step 1: A game.Prepare a box which is full of glass balls. Shows them the box, and asks, what’s in it?Let pupil guess, and then someone touches it. (Glass balls.)How many? How many glass balls? How many glass balls can you see? Count, please. The pupil counts. One, two, three, four…Step 2: Learn to say.1. Teacher chooses a group of pupils, and asks, how many girls can you see? Tellsthem to reply, let me count. And then, count. One, two,…. Tells them to say, I can see…2. Repeat this exercise several times.3. Ask and answer with other words which they learned, such as boys, flags, dogs…Step 3: Learn to say.1. Write those below on the blackboard:7+5 8+2 11-96+4 12-9 2+2Point a pupil to read them.2. The teacher asks What is 7 plus 5,Make sure that each pupil can reply “It’s…” correctly.3. Pupils open book at page 15, work in pairs.Some pairs of pupils wok in class.Step 4: Complete the word puzzle.1. Show the pupils flashcards of numbers 1—12. Read them, and spell the words. 2. Open book at page 15, complete the 14th exercise.3. Check it.Unit 2 Colours第一学时:The pupils learn to understand:What colour is this/The pupils learn to use:Colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, black, white.I like (green) and (red); I like orange, too.Oh, what a rainbow!Activities and skills:Listening to words and pointing at the appropriate pictures in the box.Sing a song.Teaching process:Step 1: warm—up.1. Greetings.Good morning. / Good afternoon.2. Sing a song. Butterfly.Step 2: Listen and point—presentation.1. Introduce the following colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, white and black.Show the pupils colours with the help of coloured flash cards and objects in the classroom,2. Say the words.(1) Show a colour and say the word several times, then ask thepupils to repeat it. (2) Name a colour and ask the pupils to touch something of that colour. 3. A game.(1) Teacher names a colour, four pupils touch an object of the correct colour. The last pupil is “out”. The winner is the person who touches the correct one first.(2) Asks of the pupils to take over the role of the teacher.(3) Proceed in the same way for the other remaining colours.Step 3: Listen and point.Open their book at page 16, listen to the tape carefully, point the corresponding colour.Step 4: Listen and sing s song. Rainbow.1. Draw a picture of a rainbow on the board and introduce the word Rainbow.2. Listen to the word and repeat it.3. Sing the song following the tape.第二学时:The pupils learn to understand:1. What colour is (the wizard’s house)?2. I’m from Italy; (Great Britain; Argentina; Brazil).The pupils learn to use:I’m (Lucia). I’m from China. This is my flag.Activities and skills:Finding out from a listening text wha t colour the wizard’s house is (listening for detail).第三学时:The pupils learn to understand:Help.Open the door.The pupils learn to use:(Green), please. Here you are.Good night! Good morning!What’s this? Wow!Activities and skills:Listening to and understanding a story.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.1. Sing a song. The rainbow.2. (1) Teacher walks around the classroom asking the pupils:Blue, please. Green, please, etc.The pupils should give me a colored pencil requested. (2) Do the same exercise by the pupils in pairs.Step 2: The story.1. Introduce and practise new vocabulary. Here you are. Help. Open the door. What’s this?2. Pupils listen to the text two or three times with their books closed and try toimagine what is happening from the tone of the voices and blackboard noises. 3. Pupils listen two or three times with their books open.4. Pupils listen one more time with their eyes closed and try to imagine what they saw in the text.Step 3: Act out the story.Two pupils for wizards, somebody to make the noises of boiling water, and explosion, colored bottles.第四学时:The pupils learn to understand:What’s my favourite colour? Is it (blue)?What’s your favourite colour?Yes, that’s right.The pupils learn to use:Guess.What’s my favourite colour? Is it (blue)?What’s your favourite colour?Yes, that’s right.Activities and skills:Playing a game based on the principle of information gap.Completing dialogues in writing.Listening to a chant and circling patches of colour.Saying a chant.Doing a crossword puzzle.Teaching process:Step 1: Play a guessing game.1. Ask a pupil to touch a part of the coloured fish.The teacher can’t see what colour the pupil is touching and, naming several different colours, should try to guess.2. Once the pupils have understand the way game works, they can play in pairs and exchange roles.Step 2: Complete the dialogues.1. Learn to write the words and sentence:Green, blue, white, please.Here you are.2. Ask the pupils to look carefully at the four scenes and to complete the dialogues according to what they see in the pictures.Step 3: A chant.1. The pupils should listen to the chant once all the way through.2. Then they listen a second time, but this time the tape should be stopped after each question to give the pupils time to circle the colour.3. Finally they listen a third time to check the answers.The teacher should check that the pupils have understood and ask which colours theyhave circled. The pupils say the colours in the correct order.4. The teacher writes them on the blackboard. The pupils copy the words.5. Repeat the chant in two separate groups.第五学时:The pupils learnt to understand:What about you?What about this?What’s that over t here?The pupils learn to use:I’m from (America).I like (red) best.What’s your favourite colour?What colour do you like?Activities and skills:Speaking those sentences in groups. Talking about the birthplace and the favourite colours of themselves.Teaching process:Step1: Warm—up1. Say the chant: what’s your favourite colour?2. Revise the words: Great Britain, Italy, Brazil, Argentina.I’m from China.Step 2: Let’s learn and work in groups.1. Introduce new words.America, England, Canada, best, about. 2. Learn to say.I’m….I’m from….I like (red) best.3. Introduce how to use “what about you?”. Make sure that everyone has understoodit.4. Read the sentences.Step 3: Work in the groups.1. Pair work.2. Teacher and student act in class.3. Work in tablemates as the model.Step 4: Let’s talk.1. Introduce new words: jeep, over there.2. Using some flashcards, ask and answer. T: What’s this? (A car.)S: It’s a car.T: What colour is it?S: It’s (red).And tell the volunte er to say: It’s a Chinese car. All the class repeat it.The teacher shows them another flashcard, and asks: What about this? Make sure that the student can answer it correctly.3. Talk about the flashcards in pairs.4. Let’s talk in class.Unit 3 School things第一学时:The pupils learn to understand:What colour is the wizard’s schoolbag,The pupils learn to use:Pen, pencil, pencil case, schoolbag, ruler, eraser, book..Activities and skills:Listening to the words on the tape and filling in the numbers in the book. Listening to the tape and finding out what colour the wizard’s schoolbag is.Teaching process:Step1: Warm--up.1. Show pupils some school things, such as:pencil, book, pen, schoolbag, pencil case. Ask pupils: What’s this? It’s a (p en).2. A game Toby says:Touch your (pen). Take your (book).Step2: Listen and fill in the numbers.1. Introduce the new vocabulary using regalia, rule, eraser,2. The pupils open their books at Page 24.The teacher reads the words, first in the order in which they are presented and then injumbled order, ask the pupils to point to the corresponding picture.3. Listen and fill in the numbers.(1) The first time, the pupils listen to the tape without interruptions for general dothe exercise by themselves.(2) The second time, the pupils listen to the tape without interruptions so that everybody can do the exercise.Check the answer. Name the objects and ask the pupils to answer with the corresponding numbers.Step3. Listen. What colour is the wizards schoolbag.1. Tell the pupils in Chinese that they have to discover the colour of the wizards schoolbag.2. Give them an example.The pupils point to the word start, the teacher says blue and the pupils point to the blue square. Then say ruder and the pupils touch the ruder.Proceed in this way from ruder to yellow, and then to pencil to blue to eraser.At this point ask what colour is the wizards schoolbag? (Blue). 3. Listen to the tape and follow the sequence of squares using a pencil. 4. Listen two or three times to check the answer.第二学时:The pupils learn to understand:Open your (schoolbag).Take out (a ruler).Take out (two books).What’s this? A skipping rope.Hooray!The pupils learn to use:Three pens, four pencils, two books.Activities and skills:Understanding instructions and miming actions.Listening to the tape and filling in numbers.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.Ask and answer.Show the pupils a ruler, a pen , a schoolbag, two erasers, four books, three pencils. Ask: What’s this? What colour is it? How many books can you see? Etc.Step 2: New word.Show them a skipping rope and teach the new word.Step 3: Mime the action story.1. The teacher and the pupils listen to the instructions on the cassette. The teacher performs each action and the pupils watch and then imitate the teacher. Repeat this stage several times.2. The teacher gives the instructions in the same order which the pupils heard them on the cassette during Phase 1. The pupils listen and do the a ctions one at a time, following the teacher’s instructions.3. The teacher gives the instructions in jumbled order. The pupils listen and performs the actions one at a time.Step 4: Listen and fill in the numbers.(4) Listen and mime.(5) Fill in the numbers.(6) Check it. Make sure that everyone is correct.第三学时:The pupils learn to understand:How many (red) things are there?The pupils learn to use:Two pens, three erasers, four pens, five rulers.Activities and skills:Reading what is in the picture and colour frames around word groups in the appropriate colour.Counting school things in a picture puzzle.Teaching process:Step1: Warm—up.A guessing game.1. Show the pupils a box which is full of pens, pencils, rulers, erasers, and books.And ask the pupils to guess how many pens/ pencils/rulers/erasers/books are there?T: Guess! How many (pens)?2. When the pupils guess correctly, ask them: What colou are the (two pens)?Step 2: Read and colour the frames.1. Introduce how to do the exercise.Point out to the pupils that there are 10 pictures and only five boxes on the right. Thepupils have to colour the frames of the boxes on the right following the example. Theframe of the box containing the words two pens, is orange like the two pens in thedrawing.2. The pupils colour the frames themselves.3. Check the answer.Ask the pupils to say which colours match which words.Step3: Count and write the numbers.1. Read the sentences several times. And translate the questions.2. The pupils write exercise in the book.3. Check the answer.Ask the question and the pupils answer orally.第四课时 :Teaching aim And demand:1. The pupils learn to understand:Stop it.Come here, Timmy.Help me, please.Where’s my pencil case?It’s not here.I’ve got it!2. Acticities and skills:Decoding the meaning of the language in a story. Important and Difficult front:Understand the sentences of the story.Teaching process:Step 1:Warming-up1. Sing an English song: Join in.2. Revise the school thing. Which have learnt in this unit.3. Revise the sentence: Here is your prize. Here is my prize.Step 2 : Presentation1. Listen to the story.2. Ask the students to open their books at page 28.3. Ask them listen to the tape, listen to an English story.4. Ask the students to tell the meaning of the story.Step 3 : Learn to understand the sentences.1. Ask some students do a action, then say: Stop it, xxx.” Let the students tell themeaning of the sentence. Then practise it.2. Pre tend to find something, and say: Where’s my pen?” Ask the students to say whatam I doing. And tell the meaning of the sentence.3. Ask someone xxx, help me, please.” Let him/her find things with me. Then ask them to tell the meaning of the sentence.4. Practise the two Sentences in pairs.5. Say:It’s not here,” while finding the thing. Let them say the meaning of thesentence. Then practise it.6.When finding the thing, say: I’ve got it!” Let the students tell the meaning of thesentence. then practise to say it.Step 4 : Consolidation1. Listen again and say the sentences after the tape.2. Perform the story in the class.第五学时 :Teaching aim And demand:1. The pupils learn to use:How many desks are there?What about Chairs?How many pens have you got?2. Activities and skills:Let’s read.Let’s work in groups.Important and difficult point: Read the conversation.Teaching process:Step 1 : Revision1. Sing an English song: In our classroom.2. Show some pictures to the students and ask them to read it. (desks). (chairs).3. Revise the colours.4. Revise the sentences. Which they have leaned in previous class.5. Spell the words.Step 2 : PresentationA: Learn to say the conversation.1. Show a picture to the students.2. Ask the m How many desks are there”?3. Ask: What about Chairs? How many chairs are there?”4. Show some other things to the student, practise to the sentence How many(desks)are there?”5. Read the conversation to the students, ask them to tell me the meaning of theconversation.6. Read the conversation after the teacher several times. Then practise by themselvesin pairs, until they can read it correctly.7. Ask someone to perform the conversation in the front of the classroom.Step 3 : Play a game and do the group work.1. Send something to the students.2. Ask them one by one: How many pens have you got?” Answer the question in steadof the students. Then ask them to tell me the meaning of the sentence. 3. Ask them to read the sentence after the teacher several times. 4. Practise the sentence by themselves, until they can read it correctly. 5. Do the group work.第六学时 (12. Revision)Teaching aim And demand:1. The pupils learn to read the sentences:I have got (a small room).It’s (nice) and (cle an).There is (a bed) (in my room).There is (a computer) (on the desk).I often work at the desk.2. Activitise and skills: Read the text.Important and difficult point:Can read the text of the lesson.Teaching process:Step 1 :Revision1. Sing an English song.2. Spell and read the words:pencil, pencil case, pen, book, eraser, ruler, schoolbag. 3. Look the pictures and say.Two pencils two blue pencils ect.5. Ask and answer:How many pencils are there?How many blue things are there?How many pens have you got?Step 2 :PresentationA : Look at the pictures, learn to say the new words. 1. Point the thing and say the English of it.2. Ask the students to read the word after the teacher. (bed computer)3. Practise to say the words by themselves, and then say out loudly, until they can redit correctly.B : Look at the picture again. Ask and answer:Where is the (bed),1. Ask the students to look at the picture and answer: Where is the bed?2. Answer in stead of the students: It’s in t he room.e the same way to teach:It’s by the window.It’s on the desk.Step 3: Learn to say the text.1. Look at the picture and listen to the teacher read the text.2. Ask them to tell the meaning of the text.3. Read the text after the teacher several times.4. Practise to read the text by themselves, until they can read it correctly.5. Ask someone to point the picture and say the text.Unit 4 Pets第一学时:Teaching aim And demand:1. The pupils learn to use:What have you got?Have you got a pet? Yes, I have.2. Learn to use the words:Cat dog mouse fish budgie, rabbit. Hamster. 3. Activities and skills: Saying a chantListening to a cassette and finding out what the wizard’s pet is.Important and difficult point:pictures, radio and tape.Teaching process:REVISION:1. Sing an English song: join in.2. Conversation:What’s your favourite colour?What colour is the schoolbag? ect.PRESENTATION:A: Learn to say the six new words.1. Learn to say the word: cat.Show a picture of a cat to the students, tell them: This is a cat.” Ask them to read the word after the teacher several times. Then practise by themselves, until they canread the word correctly.e the same way to teach the other words: dog, mouse, fish,budgie, rabbit.3.Fun time.Listen to the sound of these animals or mine these animals. Ask the students to saythe words and at the same time point to the corresponding flashcard.B: Learn to say the sentences.1. Learn to say the sentence: Have you got a pet?Pretend to need a pen and ask a pupil: Have you got a pen? If necessary translatethe sentence.2. Read the sentence after the teacher several times.3. Practise the sentence by themselves:Use the flashcard and ask the students:Have you got a (ha mster)? And then answer “Yes.” And then ask the students to askthe teacher answer.e the same way to teach:What have you got?C: Listen and say the chant.Play the chant two or three times and ask the pupils to repeat it, until they can readit correctly.D: Listen and find the wizard’s pet.Ask the same way before.BLACKBOARD DESIGN:PetsCat dog mouseFish budgiz rabbit。

《Join_In》剑桥小学英语导学案例

《Join_In》剑桥小学英语导学案例

《Join_In》剑桥小学英语导学案例《Join_In》剑桥小学英语导学案例《Join In》1剑桥小学英语导学案例――四年级小学英语教材Colours---Let’s learn and work in groups武汉市洪山区广埠屯小学夏爱华《Join_In》剑桥小学英语导学案例《Join In》1剑桥小学英语导学案――四年级小学英语教材Unit 2: Colours(Part 9)武汉市洪山区广埠屯小学夏爱华一.设计背景教案,是教师教学活动的设计。

过去,我们教师备课都是自己备课,把备课的各个环节呈现在备课本中,上课都是用传统模式,学生按照教师设计的那样一步一步学,教师似乎成了课堂的主体,而学案,就是学生学习活动的设计。

那么导学案究竟是什么呢?是指以导学案为载体,以导学为方法,教师的指导为主导,学生的自主学习为主体,师生共同合作完成教学任务的一种教学模式。

显而易见,这对我们的教师要求又提高了,不仅要自己备课,还要通过导学案清楚明白的告诉学生该怎么样去学,让学生成为课堂的主体。

导学案的作用主要在“导”,所以我们在编制导学案时要根据教学内容编制合适的导学案,导学案发到学生手中,让学生很快就能明白什么是重点,什么是难点,如何突破难点。

对所学内容如何去思考,考虑知识点的思路是什么要给学生明确的指导。

同时导学案中还应包含所学内容的知识点的结构和关联知识点。

导学案既不是练习题,也不仅仅是知识点的罗列。

导学案的关键是编制,一份好的导学案要为学生创设了更多的自主学习的机会和自主探究的主体活动平台,给学生提供了充足的思维时空。

《Join_In》剑桥小学英语导学案例二.导学案的编制导学案的编制是重中之重。

如何编好导学案,我认为需要做到以下几点:(一)导学案的编写主要按课时进行,与教师上课同步,教师要把握好导学案的量,不可过多也不可过少,这就需要教师要了解每个学龄段孩子的特点,有很多教师遇到这样的问题,有时候一堂课导学案上不完,我想量没把握好是其中重要的原因。

剑桥(join in)版小学英语四年级下册单元同步练习试题及答案(全册)

剑桥(join in)版小学英语四年级下册单元同步练习试题及答案(全册)

Join In小学英语四年级下册Starter unit Let’s join in(第1课时)同步练习1.看图,根据上下文的提示完成对话。

Lily: Hello!Linhao: Hi! I’m Linhao. .Lliy: Nice to meet you, too.Linhao:Lliy: I’m from America.Linhao: I’m ten years old. What about you?Lily: , too. Let’s be friends.Linhao: That’s great!2.看图片,从方框中选出一个单词写在图片下面。

(有一个单词是多余的)dog, face, tie, egg, shirt, socks, pig3. 依据范例,完成下列连线题。

(1)deskwinterAmerica seasonssweatertwenty numberschairBritain countriessixty-nineAutumn clothesjacketblackboard things in the classroom summerChinawindowtrousers(2)MondayclassroomNovember days of the weekhotlibrary monthsFridaycold feelings about weather Marchplayground places in a schoolcoolTuesdayJoin In小学英语四年级下册Starter unit Let’s join in(第1课时)同步练习参考答案1.看图,根据上下文的提示完成对话。

Lily: Hello! I’m Lily.Linhao: Hi! I’m Linhao. Nice to meet you.Lliy: Nice to meet you, too.Linhao: Where are you from?Lliy: I’m from America. How old are you?Linhao: I’m ten years old. What about you?Lily: I’m ten, too. Let’s be friends.Linhao: That’s great!2.看图片,从方框中选出一个单词写在图片下面。

剑桥小学英语Join 教材分析

剑桥小学英语Join 教材分析

《剑桥小学英语Join in —入门阶段》教材教法分析(上)一、教材分析:(一).教材特点:《Join in 》教材的突出特点表现在以下几个方面:1.以学生为主体,全面提高学生的素质。

2.教学方法先进,反映国际教学的趋势。

3.目标设置科学,符合国家小学英语课程目标要求。

4.教材内容广泛,体现现代社会的气息。

5.教学资源丰富,有利于小学课程的拓展。

本套教材非常显著的特点之一是借鉴了多元智能理论,儿童的能力和智力各不相同,每个人的学习方式也不一样,教材中用语言、数学逻辑思维、音乐、空间、身体运动等不同的语言载体来开发学生的多元智能学习语言,在语言学习的过程中关注孩子们方方面面的成长,评价系统、全面,是一套很有思想,有创意的教材,老师能否把这些多种智能考虑在内,尤其是在评估学生时能否充分发掘这些智能就显得非常重要。

其次,本教材借鉴的另一重要理论是全身反应法(TPR)。

根据这个理论,人们只有在视觉、听觉和身体方面全面参与,学习才能稳定持久。

那种认为学生只要顺利完成书本中的练习便能学会语言结构和单词的看法是错误的,或者只对少数通过语言智能和逻辑数学智能形式学习的学生有效。

另外,这套教材的编写适合西方的国情,而给中国小学英语教师的教学带来一定的难度,如,对教材体系难以把握,教材中的文化背景涉及到的国家多,对教师自身的英语文化知识是很大的挑战,任务型教学适合小班教学,不少教学活动在我们现在七、八十人的大班里很难开展。

所以我们在解读教材时,有时有必要根据自己的学情和班情,将教材上语言活动进行相应的调整。

(二)、大纲要求激发和培养学生学习英语的兴趣,使学生树立信心,养成良好的学习习惯和形成有效的学习策略,发展自主学习的能力和合作精神;使学生掌握一定的英语基础知识和听、说、读、写技能,形成一定的综合语言运用能力;培养学生的观察、记忆、思维、想象能力和创新能力(精神);帮助学生了解世界和中西方文化的差异,形成健康的人生观,为他们的终生学习和发展打下良好基础。

剑桥(join in)版小学英语五年级下册单元知识梳理总结(全册)

剑桥(join in)版小学英语五年级下册单元知识梳理总结(全册)

Start unit Join in again一、熟读词汇二、背诵句型1 Touch your nose and shake your head. 触摸你的鼻子,摇摇你的头。

2 Welcome back now. 欢迎回来。

3 Learning can be lots of fun. 学习充满乐趣。

4 Enjoy your time in class again. 很高兴再次回到课堂。

5 Sing and dance and rock with me. 跟我来唱跳摇滚吧。

6 Shake hands with your partner. 和你的同伴摇摇手。

7 Turn around. 转圈。

8 Dance with me. 跟我跳舞。

重点:一、介绍自己的家庭和好朋友书P3 1、There be 句型: There is...单数或不可数There are...复数2、介绍朋友可以从年龄:How old is he?生日:When is his birthday?来自哪个国家:Where is he from?会什么:What can he do?喜欢什么: What does he love?通常什么时间起床:when does he get up in the morning?什么时间去学校:When does he go to school?什么时候开始上课:When do classes begin?什么时候回家:When does he go home?什么时候睡觉:When does he go to bed?等方面进行描述二、一般现在时:1、概念:一般现在时:表示经常性的事情,经常性的动作或一般性事实。

时间状语:often 经常,usually通常,always 总是,every每个,sometimes 有时,at …在几点钟只有在第三人称单数用动词的“三单变化”,其他用动词的原形。

剑桥小学英语《Join In》(Book 3) 邱灿

剑桥小学英语《Join In》(Book 3) 邱灿

说课设计Join in 3 剑桥小学英语六下REVISION 1 阅读课东西湖区吴家山第三小学:邱灿各位评委老师们,你们好!我是来自吴家山第三小学的邱灿老师。

我今天说课的主题是剑桥小学英语《Join in》book 3中Revision 1 part 8 《children on the Internet》。

我的说课可以分为以下六个步骤:指导思想、教学背景分析、教学目标和重难点、教法和学法、教学过程、板书设计、教学评价及反思一、指导思想叶澜教授说::“课堂应是向未知方向挺进的旅程,随时都有可能发现意外的通道和美丽的图景,而不是一切都必须遵循固定线路而没有激情的行程。

”吴家山第三小学构建了“动态生成”课堂模式教学,动态生成性英语课堂的内涵是:开放、互动、发展。

根据动态生成课堂模式教学的特点,将阅读课的教学基本模式分为:(1)、激趣导入,初步感知(2)、主动学习,精讲点拨(3)、多维操练,合作分享 (4)、拓展生成,反馈评价二、背景分析1、教材分析六年级上学期Revision1单元是本册书的第一个复习单元,内容涉及对:数字,食物,There be句型,daily life短语的复习和整合。

通过复习,巩固已学知识,培养学生综合运用语言的能力。

本节课属于六年级上学期Revision 1的第八部分,体裁为应用文中的电子邮件。

短文包含三个主题:简短的自我介绍,兴趣爱好以及一天的生活。

这三个主题都是学生较为熟悉的内容,其中,I like computers and swimming.句型中, swim要求双写m再加ing,学生容易出现书写错误;like后接动词ing形式也是学生很容易遗忘的知识点。

2.内容比较本节课共有两篇阅读,主题一致。

但通过比较,一篇使用了句型I live in …;另一篇使用的是I’m from…,学生容易将两句意思弄混,应重点讲解。

3.学情分析兴趣方法能力对阅读材料非常感兴趣能根据上下文有一定的语言意思推测单词意思基础不知如何少部分同学不愿积极参与阅读三、教学目标和重难点根据教材内容的特点以及学生语言现状的分析,我设计以下教学目标:教学目标1、知识与能力目标知识目标:学生能正确听、说、读、写生词:home page Sydney opera house start end能正确运用短语 get up go to school go to bed使学生能正确运用句型 School starts at…School ends at…I like doing sthI’m from… I live in…能区别Where are you from? 以及Where do you live?能力目标:(1) 能根据提示,写出自己的home page.(2) 能采用跳读、找读等阅读方法提高阅读速度2.过程与方法目标(1)能与他人合作,共同完成阅读任务。

剑桥(join in)版小学英语四年级下册单元同步练习试题及答案(全册)

剑桥(join in)版小学英语四年级下册单元同步练习试题及答案(全册)

Join In小学英语四年级下册Starter unit Let’s join in(第1课时)同步练习1.看图,根据上下文的提示完成对话。

Lily: Hello!Linhao: Hi! I’m Linhao. .Lliy: Nice to meet you, too.Linhao:Lliy: I’m from America.Linhao: I’m ten years old. What about you?Lily: , too. Let’s be friends.Linhao: That’s great!2.看图片,从方框中选出一个单词写在图片下面。

(有一个单词是多余的)dog, face, tie, egg, shirt, socks, pig3. 依据范例,完成下列连线题。

(1)deskwinterAmerica seasonssweatertwenty numberschairBritain countriessixty-nineAutumn clothesjacketblackboard things in the classroom summerChinawindowtrousers(2)MondayclassroomNovember days of the weekhotlibrary monthsFridaycold feelings about weather Marchplayground places in a schoolcoolTuesdayJoin In小学英语四年级下册Starter unit Let’s join in(第1课时)同步练习参考答案1.看图,根据上下文的提示完成对话。

Lily: Hello! I’m Lily.Linhao: Hi! I’m Linhao. Nice to meet you.Lliy: Nice to meet you, too.Linhao: Where are you from?Lliy: I’m from America. How old are you?Linhao: I’m ten years old. What about you?Lily: I’m ten, too. Let’s be friends.Linhao: That’s great!2.看图片,从方框中选出一个单词写在图片下面。

剑桥(join-in)版六年级英语下册全册全套ppt课件

剑桥(join-in)版六年级英语下册全册全套ppt课件

You could be …
你可以成为……
But I don’t want to be … 但是我不想成
为 I w…an…t to be …
我想成为……
I don’t really know.
我真的不知道。
I really have to go.
我真的得走了。
2. Listen to the poem.
What I want to be
2. Listen to the poem.
Listen and answer questions.
doctor teacher
pilot clown sheriff cowboy
boss
2. Listen to the poem.
Listen and answer questions.
tiger pony train spacecraft elephant supersonic planes
2. Listen to the poem.
Listen and learn.
What do you want to be in ten years’ time from now?
十年后你想成为什么?
cheese
3. Circle the food words.
Circle and read.
4. Look and answer questions.
Review
询问人物信息的句型: Where are you from? How old are you? Who’s your friend? What do you like? What do you often do? When did you get up yesterday? ……

六年级下剑桥joinin知识点

六年级下剑桥joinin知识点

六年级下剑桥joinin知识点六年级下剑桥 Join In 知识点Join In系列教材是剑桥出版社专为中国小学生设计的英语教材,该教材覆盖了小学一到六年级的所有知识点。

在六年级下册的Join In 中,学生们将进一步巩固和拓展他们的英语能力,在听、说、读、写等方面都有了更高的要求和期望。

一、听力与口语1. 听力技巧六年级下册的 Join In 强调了学生们的听力技巧培养。

通过大量的录音材料,学生能够提升他们的听力理解能力,并且在真实的情境中运用所学知识进行口语表达。

学生需要通过有声读物、音频练习和听力测试等方式来提升自己的听力水平。

2. 口语表达在六年级下册的 Join In 中,学生将继续培养自己的口语表达能力。

通过课堂教学和口语练习,学生能够学会运用正确的语音、语调和语速来进行英语口语表达。

同时,学生还可以通过与同学的交流和角色扮演等活动,丰富他们的词汇量和语言表达能力。

二、阅读与写作1. 阅读技巧在六年级下册的 Join In 中,阅读技巧的培养非常重要。

学生们将接触到更多的文章和阅读材料,包括故事、新闻、说明文等不同类型的文本。

学生需要学会通过预测、理解上下文、推理和总结等技巧来提高他们的阅读理解能力。

2. 写作能力六年级下册的 Join In 要求学生们能够独立完成英语写作任务,并能够准确、流畅地表达自己的想法和观点。

学生将学习各种写作形式,如书信、日记、作文等,并且要注意语法和词汇的正确运用。

写作任务可以结合课堂教学内容或个人经历展开,充分发挥学生的创造力和表达能力。

三、语法与词汇1. 语法知识六年级下册的 Join In 将进一步学习和巩固英语语法知识。

学生们将学习复合句、虚拟语气、间接引语等高级语法知识,并能够在实际运用中正确使用。

通过课堂练习和语法任务,学生能够提高他们的语法运用能力,并且在写作和口语交流中更加自信和准确。

2. 词汇积累在六年级下册的 Join In 中,学生们将进一步扩大他们的词汇量。

剑桥(join in)版三年级英语上册教材分析

剑桥(join in)版三年级英语上册教材分析

教学目标
能用Good morning. Hello.相互致以简单 的问候。 能用How are you today? I’m fine./ I’m OK. 相互问候。 能用Goodbye.道别。 能用What’s your name? I’m…相互交流 简单的个人姓名信息。
能根据指令 Stand up. Say“Hello”.Slap hands. Sit down.做动作、给图片标号。
课时划分建议
单元 Starter Unit
课时 2课时
具体安排
Period 1: 1. Let’s begin our class. / 5. Meet your new friend. Period 2: 2. Listen and mime. Listen and number.
3. Listen and sing the song. Colour the frame. 4. Listen and point.
课程教学目标要求
一级 听做
1.能根据听到的词句识别 或指认图片或实物。 2.能听懂课堂简短的指令 并做出相应的反应。 3.能根据指令做事情,如 指图片、涂颜色、画图、 做动作等。 4.能在图片和动作的提示下 听懂简单的小故事并做出适当 反应。
说唱
1.能根据录音模仿说话。 2.能相互致以简单的问候。 3.能相互交流简单的个人信息, 如姓名、年龄等。 4.能表达简单的情感和感觉,如 喜欢和不喜欢。 5.能根据表演猜测意思、说出词 语。 6.能学唱英语儿童歌曲和歌谣15 首左右。 7.能根据图、文说出单词或短句。
课标要求
能相互致以简单的问候。
能相互交流简单的个人信 息,如姓名、年龄等。
能根据指令做事情,如指图片、 涂颜色、画图、做动作等。

join in 外研剑桥英语五年级上册

join in 外研剑桥英语五年级上册

join in 外研剑桥英语五年级上册全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1Title: The Joy of Joining InHi there! My name is Emma, and I'm a 5th-grader at Sunny Hill Elementary School. Today, I want to share with you my thoughts and experiences about joining in – something that has been really important to me over the past few years.When I was younger, I used to be really shy and quiet. I would often stay on the sidelines during playtime, watching the other kids run around and have fun. I felt too nervous to join in, worried that they might not want me there or that I wouldn't be good enough at the games they were playing.But then, one day, something changed. It was during recess, and a group of kids was playing a game of tag. One of them, a girl named Lily, noticed me standing by myself and came over to me. "Hey, Emma!" she said with a big smile. "Do you want to join our game?"At first, I shook my head, feeling that familiar shyness creeping up. But Lily didn't give up. "Come on, it'll be fun!" she insisted. "We could really use another player."Seeing her friendly face and the way the others were waving me over, I took a deep breath and decided to give it a try. And you know what? It was fun! Running around, laughing, and being part of the game was so much better than just watching from the sidelines.From that day on, I made a promise to myself: I would try my best to join in whenever I could. And let me tell you, it has made such a difference!Instead of feeling left out and lonely, I've made so many new friends by being brave and joining in with their games and activities. We've had countless adventures on the playground, from inventing our own made-up games to putting on little plays and talent shows for each other.But it's not just about playing and having fun. Joining in has also helped me in the classroom. When we have group projects or discussions, I'm no longer afraid to share my ideas and opinions. I've learned that my voice matters, and my classmates actually want to hear what I have to say.And you know what else? Joining in isn't just about me. It's also about including others and making sure no one feels left out. Whenever I see someone standing by themselves, I try to invite them to join us, just like Lily did for me all those years ago.I've also learned that joining in doesn't mean you have to be the best at everything. Sometimes, I'm not the fastest runner or the most artistic kid in the group. But that's okay! The important thing is that I'm trying my best, having fun, and being part of something bigger than just myself.So, if you're feeling shy or nervous about joining in, I want to encourage you to give it a try. It might be a little scary at first, but the rewards are so worth it. You'll make new friends, learn new skills, and have so much more fun than just watching from the sidelines.And remember, joining in isn't just about you. It's about building a community where everyone feels included and valued. When we all join in together, we create something truly special.Who knows, maybe you'll even discover a new talent or interest that you never knew you had! I certainly did – turns out, I'm a pretty mean jump-roper, and I love putting on silly skits with my friends.So, what are you waiting for? Take a deep breath, put on a brave face, and join in! You never know what adventures and friendships are waiting for you on the other side.Thanks for listening to my story, and happy joining in!Sincerely,Emma篇2My School's Awesome Activity ClubHi there! I'm so excited to tell you about the amazing Activity Club we have at our school. It's one of the coolest things ever, and I can't wait to share all the fun details with you!Let me start by saying that the Activity Club is open to all students from grades three to six. That means kids like me, who are in fifth grade, get to hang out and have a blast with our older and younger friends. It's such a great way to make new buddies and learn from each other.Now, you might be wondering, "What exactly is an Activity Club?" Well, it's basically a place where we get together once a week after school and do all sorts of incredible activities. And letme tell you, the best part is that we get to choose what we want to do!At the beginning of each school year, our awesome club leaders – Mr. Roberts and Ms. Kelly – ask us to suggest ideas for activities we'd like to try. Then, they make a schedule with all the different activities we voted for. It's so cool because we get to explore our interests and learn new skills in a super fun way.Last year, for instance, we had a blast with everything from cooking classes (we made the most delicious chocolate chip cookies!) to art workshops (I'm still proud of the clay sculpture I created). We even had a chance to learn basic coding, which was both challenging and exciting. Who knew coding could be so much fun?But that's not all! We also got to try our hands at gardening, where we planted and took care of our very own school vegetable patch. It was amazing to see how the tiny seeds we planted grew into big, juicy tomatoes, carrots, and bell peppers. And you know what the best part was? We got to take some of the veggies home and share them with our families. Talk about a rewarding experience!One of my favorite activities from last year was the drama club. We put on a hilarious play called "The Mixed-Up Fairytale,"where we took different fairy tales and mixed up the characters and storylines. I got to play the role of the Big Bad Wolf, but instead of trying to blow down the Three Little Pigs' houses, I was trying to steal Rapunzel's magic hair! It was so much fun, and we all had a great time performing for our families and friends.This year, the Activity Club has even more exciting things planned. We're going to learn how to play chess (I can't wait to become a grandmaster!), explore the world of robotics (maybe I'll build my own robot assistant one day), and even try our hand at podcasting. Can you imagine us fifth-graders having our own podcast? How cool would that be?But perhaps the most exciting thing on our agenda this year is the "Buddy Reading" program. We're going to team up with some of the younger kids from the first and second grades and help them practice their reading skills. I've always loved reading, so I'm really looking forward to sharing that passion with the little ones and maybe even inspiring them to become avid readers too.You know, the Activity Club is so much more than just a place to have fun (although we definitely have tons of that!). It's also a space where we learn valuable life skills like teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving. And let's not forget about theconfidence boost we get from trying new things and stepping out of our comfort zones.I still remember how nervous I was when I first joined the Activity Club last year. I was worried that I wouldn't be good at any of the activities or that I wouldn't make any friends. But as soon as I walked through the door and saw all the smiling faces, I knew I had nothing to worry about.Everyone in the Activity Club is so welcoming and supportive. We encourage each other to try new things, and we celebrate each other's successes, no matter how small. It's such a positive and uplifting environment, and I truly believe it has helped me become a more confident and well-rounded person.So, if you ever get a chance to join an Activity Club like ours, I highly recommend it. It's an opportunity to explore your interests, make new friends, and have a ton of fun all at the same time. Who knows, you might even discover a hidden talent or passion that you never knew you had!Well, that's all from me for now. I better get going – the Activity Club meeting starts in an hour, and I don't want to be late. We're going to start planning for our end-of-year showcase, where we'll get to share all the amazing things we've learned and created throughout the year. I can't wait!See you around, and remember: get involved, try new things, and always keep an open mind. That's the key to having the best time ever at the Activity Club!篇3My Summer VacationHello, my name is Emily, and I'm a 5th-grade student at Greenville Elementary School. I just got back from my summer vacation, and I can't wait to tell you all about it! This summer was the best one ever, and I had so much fun!It all started on the last day of school. My friends and I were so excited when the final bell rang. We ran out of the school building, cheering and hollering with joy. Summer vacation had finally arrived! No more homework, no more tests, just two whole months of freedom and fun.The first week of summer was pretty relaxing. My parents let me sleep in late every day, and I spent most of my time playing video games or watching movies. But after a while, I started to get a little bored. That's when my mom came up with a brilliant idea – we were going on a road trip!Our first stop was the Grand Canyon National Park. It's located in Arizona, and let me tell you, it's absolutely breathtaking! The canyon is massive, stretching as far as the eye can see. The colors of the rocks are so vibrant and beautiful, ranging from deep reds to bright oranges. We went on a hiking trail and saw all sorts of amazing plants and animals. My favorite part was watching the sunset over the canyon – it was a sight I'll never forget.After spending a few days at the Grand Canyon, we hit the road again, this time heading to California. Our destination was the famous Disneyland Park! I've always wanted to go to Disneyland, and it was even more magical than I imagined. We went on all sorts of thrilling rides, like Space Mountain and Splash Mountain. We also got to meet some of my favorite Disney characters, like Mickey Mouse and Cinderella. The best part was the fireworks show at night – it was truly spectacular!Our next stop was the San Diego Zoo. It's one of the largest zoos in the world, and it has so many incredible animals. We saw lions, tigers, elephants, pandas, and so much more. My favorite exhibit was the polar bear enclosure – those big, fluffy bears are so adorable! We also got to watch a dolphin show, which was really cool.After our visit to the zoo, we headed up the coast to San Francisco. We took a tour of the famous Alcatraz Island, which used to be a notorious prison. It was really fascinating to learn about the history of the island and the inmates who were held there. We also got to see the Golden Gate Bridge up close, which was an amazing sight.Our final destination was Yosemite National Park. It's a huge park filled with stunning natural beauty, including towering waterfalls, giant sequoia trees, and beautiful meadows. We went on a few hikes and saw some incredible wildlife, like deer, squirrels, and even a bear (from a safe distance, of course!). My favorite part was camping out under the stars – the night sky was so clear, and I've never seen so many stars in my life.After our adventures in Yosemite, it was time to head back home. The journey was long, but it was totally worth it. I had the best summer ever, and I can't wait to share all my stories and pictures with my friends when school starts again.But even though summer vacation is over, that doesn't mean the fun has to stop. There's so much to look forward to in the new school year. I'll get to see all my friends again, learn new things in class, and maybe even join a club or two. And whoknows, maybe my family will plan another awesome road trip next summer!In the meantime, I'll be sure to cherish all the wonderful memories I made this summer. From the breathtaking natural wonders to the thrilling theme park rides, it was an adventure I'll never forget. Summer vacation might be over, but the fun never has to end!篇4Title: The Joy of Joining InHey there, friends! Today, I want to share something super exciting with you – the incredible power of joining in! You know how sometimes we feel left out or shy, and we just want to hide away? Well, let me tell you, joining in is the coolest thing ever, and it can open up a whole new world of fun and adventure!Just imagine this: You're at the playground, and you see a group of kids playing a game of tag. They're running around, laughing, and having the time of their lives. You might feel a little nervous or scared to join them, but trust me, that's exactly what you should do! Taking that first step and joining in is the bravest thing you can do.Remember when you were learning to ride a bike? At first, it was scary, and you might have fallen a few times. But once you got the hang of it, it was the most amazing feeling, right? Joining in is just like that – it might be a little scary at first, but once you do it, you'll wonder why you were ever afraid in the first place!One of the best things about joining in is that you get to make new friends. When you play together, you'll discover that you have so much in common with the other kids. You might even find your new篇5Joining InHi there! My name is Anna and I'm a 5th grader. I want to tell you all about something really important that I've learned - the importance of joining in. You see, for a long time I was really shy and scared to participate in class or join any clubs or activities. I would just hang back and watch everyone else having fun. But then I realized I was missing out on so much!It all started at the beginning of this school year. We had a new student join our class named Miguel. He had just moved to our city from Mexico. On his first day, the teacher asked him to introduce himself and say something fun about Mexico. Miguelstood up looking really nervous. His face was bright red and he was shaking a little bit. When he tried to speak, he could barely get any words out in English. Some kids started snickering and whispering things. I felt so bad for him.After class, I saw Miguel sitting alone on a bench outside looking really sad. I thought about how scared he must have felt having to get up in front of a new class and speak a language he was still learning. I remembered all the times I felt the same way - too afraid to raise my hand or join a game at recess because I was worried about messing up or looking silly. Without even thinking about it, I walked over and sat down beside him."Hi Miguel, I'm Anna," I said with a big smile. "Don't feel bad about earlier. The first few weeks are always hard when you're new, but everyone is really nice once you get to know them."Miguel looked up at me with surprise and gave me a small smile back. "Gracias Anna. It's nice to meet you."And just like that, we became friends! Over the next few weeks, I made sure to involve Miguel in everything. I introduced him to the other kids at recess so he could join in our games. I helped him with his English during class. Slowly but surely, he started coming out of his shell.One day, Miguel came up to me bouncing with excitement. "Anna! Anna! I joined the school mariachi band! The first practice is tonight after school. Will you come watch?""Of course!" I replied, giving him a high five. "I can't wait!"Seeing the big smile on Miguel's face as he played music from his culture with his new friends was amazing. He looked so happy and confident, which was a huge change from the shy, scared boy I met on his first day. It made me realize that joining in, even when it's scary, is so important. If Miguel had stayed in his shell, he would have missed out on this great opportunity to share his heritage and talents. And I would have missed out on becoming friends with such a kind, fun person.From then on, I decided I needed to be more like Miguel and just go for it when it came to joining in. My first step was raising my hand more during class, even if I wasn't 100% sure of the answer. Nobody is perfect after all, and my teachers always appreciated the effort. I also joined the science club, which I had been too nervous to do before. We got to do all sorts of cool experiments and go on field trips. My favorites were the chemistry projects where we made little volcanoes explode!Once I got over that first hurdle of being afraid, joining in became easier and easier. I tried out for the school play and evengot a small speaking role as a munchkin in The Wizard of Oz! Sure, I messed up a couple of my lines during the performance, but everyone thought it was cute and nobody minded. The biggest thing was that I didn't let fear hold me back from having fun.My parents were so proud of my newfound confidence and outgoing spirit. "This is the Anna we knew was inside all along, just waiting to come out!" my mom said as she gave me a big hug after the play. Having their support and encouragement meant everything.Now, I'm the president of my class council and captain of the jump rope club! Sometimes I still get a little nervous, like when I have to speak publicly or take on a big responsibility. But then I remember Miguel and how he faced his fears head on. I know that joining in is worth conquered that nervous feeling.I've made so many new friends, learned so many new skills, and had such an incredible year all because I put myself out there. My biggest advice is to never let shyness or doubts hold you back from amazing experiences. There's a whole world of fun, knowledge, and friendship waiting篇6My Best Summer EverSchool was finally out for summer and I couldn't wait to have fun! My parents had signed me up for the town's summer day camp program. I was a little nervous at first because I didn't know many of the other kids, but I was determined to join in and make the most of it.On the first day, we all gathered in the big rec room to meet the counselors and get sorted into our activity groups. The head counselor, Jessica, was really friendly and made sure everyone felt welcome. She told us we'd be doing all sorts of fun stuff like sports, arts and crafts, nature hikes, and even a talent show at the end!After we got split up into our groups, it was time for our first activity - basketball! I'm not the most athletic kid, but I decided to just go for it. Our group counselor, Mark, was really encouraging, even when I missed a bunch of shots. "Keep trying, you'll get there!" he'd say with a smile. Slowly but surely, I started getting the hang of dribbling and shooting. It felt great to step out of my comfort zone.The next few weeks were a total blast. We did so many cool activities that I never even knew existed, like orienteering (using a compass to navigate through the woods), canoe basics in thelake, and super messy art projects with items found in nature. My favorite was probably the musical theater session, where we put on a tiny production of "The Lion King" - I got to play Zazu the bird!What made it so incredibly fun though, was the sense of community and teamwork. No matter what activity we were doing, the counselors emphasized including everyone and working together. They wouldn't let any of us sit on the sidelines. "There's no such thing as 'can't' here," Jessica would say, "Only 'I'll try my best.'"At first, some kids were shy about really joining in, just like me. But by the second week, you could see everyone coming out of their shells. We were all fully immersed, putting our all into whatever zany thing we were doing that day. Pizza box oven science experiments? We were on it. Three-legged obstacle course races? You bet! Building the biggest pixstick construction ever? Challenge accepted!My shyness faded away too as I made new friends and opened up. One of my favorite people was Samantha - she was hilarious and didn't care what anyone thought. She'd jump in with both feet, literally and metaphorically, to any game or project. Sam helped me realize that the more you put yourselfout there and join the fun wholeheartedly, the more rewarding it is.That attitude came in super handy when it was time for the talent show at the end of camp. A bunch of us signed up to do group acts like comedy skits, dances, even a mini circus performance. I was feeling pretty anxious about getting on stage, until Sam insisted we join her in doing an epic, no-holds-barred lip sync number to "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey. Our massive group rehearsed every day that last week, going all out with costumes, choreography, and passion!Finally the night of the show arrived. When it was our turn, the whole camp was cheering for us wildly before we even started. But that just pumped us up even more! We fed off that energy and gave the most epic, over-the-top lip sync this town has ever seen. Samantha even did the Iconic Steve Perry spin during her solo part - she fully committed without a shred of self-consciousness. We ended up winning the talent show grand prize!As we walked home that night, proudly holding our big first place trophy, I felt like a total million bucks. I had gone from being shy and timid at the start to jumping in with total enthusiasm and making a ton of great memories. That summertaught me that putting yourself out there, even if it's uncomfortable at first, opens you up to so many incredible experiences. Now I can't wait to join ALL the clubs and activities in 5th grade!。

四年级下册英语剑桥Join in知识要点汇总

四年级下册英语剑桥Join in知识要点汇总

四年级下册词汇及句型Unit1Time●Vocabulary:half一半clock钟o’clock整点bathroom浴室check检查crazy疯狂的downstairs楼下的everywhere到处garden花园hall大厅midnight午夜police警察quick迅速的watch表someone某人hour小时minute分钟wake up醒来at在某具体地点或时刻get up起床careful小心的●Sentences:1.What time is it?It’s five o’clock.现在什么时间?五点整。

2.It’s half past three by the purple colck.那个紫色的钟是三点半。

3.It’s four o’clock on the watch on the table.在桌上那块表上是四点整。

4.Time for bed/school/lunch.到时间去睡觉/上学/吃午饭了。

5.Time to go to bed.Time to go to school.Time to have lunch.到时间去睡觉了。

到时间去上学了。

到时间吃午饭了。

6.I get up at six o’clock.我六点整起床。

7.Classes begin at half past eight.八点半开始上课。

8.At midnight.在午夜时分。

9.At one o’clock my crazy clock strikes two.在一点整的时候我疯狂的时钟敲了两下。

10.At ten o’colck it doesn’t do a thing.在十点整的时候它什么也没做。

11.At midnight it starts to sing.在午夜时分它开始唱歌。

Unit2Friends●Vocabulary:best最好的friend(s)朋友(们)music音乐sport运动spider蜘蛛butterfly蝴蝶rat耗子they他们pet宠物afternoon下午team团队place地方silly愚蠢的group组合together一起(an hour)later(一小时)之后●Sentences:1.She/He likes books and dogs.她/他喜欢书和狗。

外研社剑桥小学英语Joinin四年级上册整体课时教案

外研社剑桥小学英语Joinin四年级上册整体课时教案

Starter Unit Let's begin第一学时:The pupils learn to understand:How are you today? I’m fine/OK.Goodbye.The pupils learn to use:What’s your name? I’m (Alice).How are you? I’m fine. I’m OK.Activities and skills:Decoding meaning from teacher input.Using phrases for interaction in class.Greeting each other.I Introduce oneself.Asking someone’s mane.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.Sing a song. Hello, what’s your name?Step 2: Presentation.1. What’s your name? I’m….(1) The teacher introduces herself, saying:Hello, /Good morning, I’m Miss Sun.(2) Asks a volunteer’s name:What’s your name?The teacher prompt the pupil by whispering, I’m (Alice).(3) Asks all the pupils the same question and help those who need it by whispering I’m….2. How ar e you today? I’m fine. I’m OK.(1)The teacher explains the meaning of How are you today?(2)Tell the class to ask the question all together and introduce two answers, I’m (not very) fine/I’m Ok.(3)Asks all the pupils the same question and make sure that all the students can reply.Step3: Speak English in class.1. Tells the pupils to open their books at page3, look at the four photographs, and listen to the tape.2. Asks the pupils to dramatise the situations depicted in the four photographs. A volunteer will play the part of the parts of the other pupils, answering as a group.第二学时:The pupils learn to use these new words:Sandwich, hamburger, hot dog, puller, cowboy, jeans, cinema, walkman, snack bar, Taxi, clown, superstar.Activities and skills:Singing the song and colouring picture frames.Teaching process:Step 1:Warm—up:Greetings:(1)Good morning!(2)I’m Miss Sun. What’s your name?I’m (Alice, John…).(3)How are you today?I’m fine/OK.Step 2:New words.1.Learn to say these words one by one using flash cards.2.Guessing game.Is it a cowboy/snack bar…?No, it isn’t. Yes, it is.3.Read them following teacher.4.Colour the frames.(1)Open book at page4, take your colour pens. Listen and colour.(2)Colour your (hamburger, orange…).(3)Let’s check.The hamburger is orange.Step 3: Sing the song.1.Listen to the tape.2.Teacher sings the words.3.Learn to say the words.4.Let’s sing it one sentence by one sentence.5.Sing the song and do the actions together.Step 4: Say good—bye.Goodbye, children.Goodbye, Miss Sun. See you next time.第三学时:The pupils learn to understand:Watch me. Stretch. Clap your hands. Stand back to back.Stand nose to nose. Stand arm in arm.The pupils learn to use:Good morning./Morning. Good afternoon. Good evening.Good night.Activities and skills:Carrying out action story.Listening to the tape and filling numbers.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up(1)Greetings.(2)Play guessing game with flash cards.(3)Sing the song: English is easy.Step 2: Mime the action story.1.The teacher and the pupils listen to the instructions on the cassette. The teacher performs each action and the pupils watch and then imitate the teacher. Repeat this stage several times.2.The teacher gives the instructions in the same order which the pupils heard them on the cassette during Phase 1. The pupils listen and do the actions one at a time, following the teacher’s instructions.3.The teacher gives the instructions in jumbled order. The pupils listen and performs the actions one at a time.Step 3:Listen and fill in the numbers.(1)Listen and mime.(2)Fill in the numbers.(3)Check it. Make sure that everyone is correct.Step 4: Learn to say.The teacher draws a clock on blackboard. When it is 7:30, says “Good morning” or “Morning” to the pupils. The pupils answer “Good morning” or “Morning”.“Good afternoon”, “Good evening” and “Good night” are the same above.第四学时:The pupils learn to use:How are you? I’m fine/very well/OK.Thank you. And you?Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too.Activities and skills:Speaking and comprehension:Teaching process:Step1: Warm—up.1.Greetings.Good morning. /Morning.Good afternoon.2.Sing a song: Join in.Step 2: Let’s read and act.1.T: Hello, I’m Miss Sun. What’s your name?S: Hi, I’m Alice.T: Nice to meet you.Tell the student that he or s he should say “Nice to meet you, too.”Have this conversation with others, and make sure that all the pupils can say it correctly.2.Other sentences just to be taught and learnt like those above.3.Actions:(1). Pair work: Two pupils to act the conversations.(2). Boys and girls competition.Step 3: The end.Goodbye, children.Goodbye, Miss Sun.Unit 1 Numbers第一学时:The pupils learn to understand:The tiger jump.Do the numbers rock.The pupils learn to say:Numbers 1—12.Twelve o’clo ck; do the numbers rock.Yippee!Let’s do the tiger jump.Your turn.Activities and skills:Singing the song: The numbers rock.Saying the chant : The tiger jump.Colouring the numbers.Listening to conversations and matching the names of children with numbers on dice. Playing two number games.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.1.Count numbers from 1 to 10.2.Sing the song. Hop.Step 2: Listen and sing the song. The numbers rock.1.Learn to say:11 eleven, 12 twelve. Twelve o’clock.2.Listen and say the chant.Step 3: Listen and say the chant.1.The teacher says the chant and performances in the same order, the pupils follow.2.Teacher says, pupils do in the same order.3.The teacher says and pupils do in the jumbled order.4.Listen to the tape and say the chant, do the actions.Step 4: Colour the numbers.1.Show numbers’ cards 1—12 to the pupils. Count them.2.Open book at page9, match numbers with the words.3.Colour them and check them.Step 5: Listen and match.1.Teacher writes numbers on the blackboard. The pupils read them.For example: 3, 6, 1 5, 4 5, etc.2.Listen and match then check.3.learn to say “Your turn.”4.Play the game in class.第二学时:The pupils learn to understand:What’s in the box?Guess the number.Super prize!Come on, (Fred).Here is your prize, Emma.Thank you, Emma.Great!The pupils learn to use:What’s in the box?Snails! Yuk!How many?Activities and skills;Listening to and understanding a story.Playing game: “Guess the number.”Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.1.Say the chant : The tiger jump.2.Sing the song: The numbers rock.Step 2: A game. Guess the number.1.Count numbers 1—12.2.Shows the pupils numbers’ cards, guess the number.3.Take a box, put some glass balls in it. Shows them a glass ball, asks:What’s this? What’s in the box? How ma ny?If the pupils are right, says “Great! Here is your prize.” And give them a glass ball.Step 3: A story. The snails.1. Teacher says, You will hear a story. The snails. Please listen carefully.2. Listen to the tape several times.3. Make sure that the pupils fully understand the meaning of this story.4.Play this game in class.第三学时:The pupils learn to understand:Guess the number.The pupils learn to use:Twelve is two plus ten, now let’s start again.How many?Yes. / No.Activities and skills:Saying the rhyme.Playing two number games.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.Sing the song. The numbers rock.Step 2: Listen and say the rhyme.1.Count numbers 1—12.2.Read the words line by line several times.3.listen to the tape, say the rhyme.4.Asks a group of 6-7 pupils stand in a circle, and say the rhyme, see who is left out.Step 3: Play a game.1.Teacher asks a pupil to come to the front of the class and demonstrate the game as shown in the first two pictures.2.Play in pairs and proceed in the same way for the second game.3.Play this game one by one.第四学时:The pupils learn to understand and use:What’s your phone number?Activities and skills:Listening and taking notes of phone numbers and saying what they are.Asking other pupils for their phone numbers and taking notes.Teaching process:Step1: Warm—up.1. Count numbers 1—12.2. Say the rhyme.Step 2: Listen and write the phone numbers.1.Draw a big telephone on the board. Introduce the word Phone or telephone immediately followed by the sentence M y phone number is ….2.Listen and write.Tell the pupils that they are going to hear some recorded interviews, and that they have to listen and discover the telephone numbers of a few children.Read the names of the children out loud and ask the pupils to repeat them.Listen to the tape several times and write.3.Let’s check.Step 3: Write your phone numbers.1.The pupils write their phone number. Tell them how to read the number.2.Read your number yourself.Step 4: Asks children’s phone number.1.Teacher asks, wh at’s your phone number? A volunteer answers, other pupils write down.2.Work in pairs.3.The pupils ask and answer each other, and write.4. Let’s check.第五学时:Teaching aims:1.Learn to say:How many girls/boys/flags…can you see?Let me count. I can see….2.Learn to say:What is (seven) plus (twelve)?What is (eleven) minas (nine)?3.Write the numbers 1—12.Teaching process:Step 1: A game.Prepare a box which is full of glass balls. Shows them the box, and asks,what’s in it? Let pupil guess, and then someone touches it. (Glass balls.)How many? How many glass balls? How many glass balls can you see? Count, please. The pupil counts. One, two, three, four…Step 2: Learn to say.1.Teacher chooses a group of pupils, and asks, how many girls can you see? Tells them to reply, let me count. And then, count. One, two,…. Tells them to say, I can see…2.Repeat this exercise several times.3.Ask and answer with other words which they learned, such as boys, flags, dogs…Step 3: Learn to say.1.Write those below on the blackboard:7+5 8+2 11-96+4 12-9 2+2Point a pupil to read them.2.The teacher asks What is 7 plus 5?Make sure that each pupil can reply “It’s…” correctly.3. Pupils open book at page 15, work in pairs.Some pairs of pupils wok in class.Step 4: Complete the word puzzle.1.Show the pupils flashcards of numbers 1—12. Read them, and spell the words.2.Open book at page 15, complete the 14th exercise.3.Check it.Unit 2 Colours第一学时:The pupils learn to understand:What colour is this/The pupils learn to use:Colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, black, white.I like (green) and (red); I like orange, too.Oh, what a rainbow!Activities and skills:Listening to words and pointing at the appropriate pictures in the box.Sing a song.Teaching process:Step 1: warm—up.1. Greetings.Good morning. / Good afternoon.2. Sing a song. Butterfly.Step 2: Listen and point—presentation.1.Introduce the following colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, white and black.Show the pupils colours with the help of coloured flash cards and objects in the classroom,2.Say the words.(1)Show a colour and say the word several times, then ask the pupils to repeat it.(2)Name a colour and ask the pupils to touch something of that colour.3. A game.(1)Teacher names a colour, four pupils touch an object of the correct colour. The last pupil is “out”. The winner is the person who touches the correct one first.(2)Asks of the pupils to take over the role of the teacher.(3)Proceed in the same way for the other remaining colours.Step 3: Listen and point.Open their book at page 16, listen to the tape carefully, point the corresponding colour.Step 4: Listen and sing s song. Rainbow.1.Draw a picture of a rainbow on the board and introduce the word Rainbow.2.Listen to the word and repeat it.3.Sing the song following the tape.第二学时:The pupils learn to understand:1.What colour is (the wizard’s house)?2.I’m from Italy; (Great Britain; Argentina; Brazil).The pupils learn to use:I’m (Lucia). I’m from China. This is my flag.Activities and skills:Finding out from a listening text what colour the wizard’s house is (listening for detail).第三学时:The pupils learn to understand:Help.Open the door.The pupils learn to use:(Green), please. Here you are.Good night! Good morning!What’s this? Wow!Activities and skills:Listening to and understanding a story.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.1.Sing a song. The rainbow.2.(1) Teacher walks around the classroom asking the pupils:Blue, please. Green, please, etc.The pupils should give me a colored pencil requested.(2) Do the same exercise by the pupils in pairs.Step 2: The story.1.Introduce and practise new vocabulary.Here you are. Help. Open the door. What’s t his?2.Pupils listen to the text two or three times with their books closed and try to imagine what is happening from the tone of the voices and blackboard noises.3.Pupils listen two or three times with their books open.4.Pupils listen one more time with their eyes closed and try to imagine what they saw in the text.Step 3: Act out the story.Two pupils for wizards, somebody to make the noises of boiling water, and explosion, colored bottles.第四学时:The pupils learn to understand:What’s my favour ite colour? Is it (blue)?What’s your favourite colour?Yes, that’s right.The pupils learn to use:Guess.What’s my favourite colour? Is it (blue)?What’s your favourite colour?Yes, that’s right.Activities and skills:Playing a game based on the principle of information gap.Completing dialogues in writing.Listening to a chant and circling patches of colour.Saying a chant.Doing a crossword puzzle.Teaching process:Step 1: Play a guessing game.1.Ask a pupil to touch a part of the coloured fish.The teacher can’t see what colour the pupil is touching and, naming several different colours, should try to guess.2.Once the pupils have understand the way game works, they can play in pairs and exchange roles.Step 2: Complete the dialogues.1.Learn to write the words and sentence:Green, blue, white, please.Here you are.2.Ask the pupils to look carefully at the four scenes and to complete the dialogues according to what they see in the pictures.Step 3: A chant.1.The pupils should listen to the chant once all the way through.2.Then they listen a second time, but this time the tape should be stopped after each question to give the pupils time to circle the colour.3.Finally they listen a third time to check the answers.The teacher should check that the pupils have understood and ask which colours they have circled. The pupils say the colours in the correct order.4.The teacher writes them on the blackboard. The pupils copy the words.5.Repeat the chant in two separate groups.第五学时:The pupils learnt to understand:What about you?What about this?What’s that over there?The pupils learn to use:I’m from (America).I like (red) best.What’s your favourite colour?What colour do you like?Activities and skills:Speaking those sentences in groups.Talking about the birthplace and the favourite colours of themselves.Teaching process:Step1: Warm—up1.Say the chant: what’s your favourite colour?2.Revise the words: Great Britain, Italy, Brazil, Argentina.I’m from China.Step 2: Let’s learn and work in groups.1.Introduce new words.America, England, Canada, best, about.2.Learn to say.I’m….I’m from….I like (red) best.3.Introduce how to use “what about you?”. Make sure that everyone has understood it.4.Read the sentences.Step 3: Work in the groups.1.Pair work.2.Teacher and student act in class.3.Work in tablemates as the model.Step 4: Let’s talk.1. Introduce new words: jeep, over there.ing some flashcards, ask and answer.T: What’s this? (A car.)S: It’s a car.T: What colour is it?S: It’s (red).And tell the volunteer to say: It’s a Chinese car. All the class repeat it.The teacher shows them another flashcard, and asks: What about this?Make sure that the student can answer it correctly.3.Talk about the flashcards in pairs.4.Let’s talk in class.Unit 3 School things第一学时:The pupils learn to understand:What colour is the wizard’s schoolbag?The pupils learn to use:Pen, pencil, pencil case, schoolbag, ruler, eraser, book..Activities and skills:Listening to the words on the tape and filling in the numbers in the book.Listening to the tape and finding out what colour the wizard’s schoolbag is.Teaching process:Step1: Warm--up.1. Show pupils some school things, such as:pencil, book, pen, schoolbag, pencil case. Ask pupils: What’s this? It’s a (pen).2. A game Toby says:Touch your (pen). Take your (book).Step2: Listen and fill in the numbers.1.Introduce the new vocabulary using regalia, rule, eraser,2.The pupils open their books at Page 24.The teacher reads the words, first in the order in which they are presented and then in jumbled order, ask the pupils to point to the corresponding picture.3.Listen and fill in the numbers.(1)The first time, the pupils listen to the tape without interruptions for general do the exercise by themselves.(2)The second time, the pupils listen to the tape without interruptions so that everybody can do the exercise.Check the answer. Name the objects and ask the pupils to answer with the corresponding numbers.Step3. Listen. What colour is the wizards schoolbag.1.Tell the pupils in Chinese that they have to discover the colour of the wizards schoolbag.2.Give them an example.The pupils point to the word start, the teacher says blue and the pupils point to the blue square. Then say ruder and the pupils touch the ruder.Proceed in this way from ruder to yellow, and then to pencil to blue to eraser.At this point ask what colour is the wizards schoolbag? (Blue).3.Listen to the tape and follow the sequence of squares using a pencil.4.Listen two or three times to check the answer.第二学时:The pupils learn to understand:Open your (schoolbag).Take out (a ruler).Take out (two books).What’s this? A skipping rope.Hooray!The pupils learn to use:Three pens, four pencils, two books.Activities and skills:Understanding instructions and miming actions.Listening to the tape and filling in numbers.Teaching process:Step 1: Warm—up.Ask and answer.Show the pupils a ruler, a pen ,a schoolbag, two erasers, four books, three pencils. Ask: What’s this? What colour is it? How many books can you see? Etc.Step 2: New word.Show them a skipping rope and teach the new word.Step 3: Mime the action story.1.The teacher and the pupils listen to the instructions on the cassette. The teacher performs each action and the pupils watch and then imitate the teacher.Repeat this stage several times.2.The teacher gives the instructions in the same order which the pupils heard them on the cassette during Phase 1. The pupils listen and do the actions one at a time, followi ng the teacher’s instructions.3.The teacher gives the instructions in jumbled order. The pupils listen and performs the actions one at a time.Step 4:Listen and fill in the numbers.(4)Listen and mime.(5)Fill in the numbers.(6)Check it. Make sure that everyone is correct.第三学时:The pupils learn to understand:How many (red) things are there?The pupils learn to use:Two pens, three erasers, four pens, five rulers.Activities and skills:Reading what is in the picture and colour frames around word groups in the appropriate colour.Counting school things in a picture puzzle.Teaching process:Step1: Warm—up.A guessing game.1. Show the pupils a box which is full of pens, pencils, rulers, erasers, and books. And ask the pupils to guess how many pens/ pencils/ rulers/erasers/books are there? T: Guess! How many (pens)?2.When the pupils guess correctly, ask them: What colou are the (two pens)?Step 2: Read and colour the frames.1.Introduce how to do the exercise.Point out to the pupils that there are 10 pictures and only five boxes on the right. The pupils have to colour the frames of the boxes on the right following the example. The frame of the box containing the words two pens, is orange like the two pens in the drawing.2.The pupils colour the frames themselves.3.Check the answer.Ask the pupils to say which colours match which words.Step3: Count and write the numbers.1.Read the sentences several times. And translate the questions.2.The pupils write exercise in the book.3.Check the answer.Ask the question and the pupils answer orally.第四课时:Teaching aim And demand:1. The pupils learn to understand:Stop it.Come here, Timmy.Help me, please.Where’s my pencil case?It’s not here.I’ve got it!2. Acticities and skills:Decoding the meaning of the language in a story.Important and Difficult front:Understand the sentences of the story.Teaching process:Step 1:Warming-up1. Sing an English song: Join in.2. Revise the school thing. Which have learnt in this unit.3. Revise the sentence: Here is your prize. Here is my prize.Step 2 : Presentation1. Listen to the story.2. Ask the students to open their books at page 28.3. Ask them listen to the tape, listen to an English story.4. Ask the students to tell the meaning of the story.Step 3 : Learn to understand the sentences.1. A sk some students do a action, then say: Stop it, xxx.” Let the students tell the meaning of the sentence. Then practise it.2.Pretend to find something, and say: Where’s my pen?” Ask the students to say what am I doing. And tell the meaning of the sentence.3. A sk someone xxx, help me, please.” Let him/her find things with me. Then ask them to tell the meaning of the sentence.4. Practise the two Sentences in pairs.5. S ay:It’s not here,” while finding the thing. Le t them say the meaning of the sentence. Then practise it.6.When finding the thing, say: I’ve got it!” Let the students tell the meaning of the sentence. then practise to say it.Step 4 : Consolidation1. Listen again and say the sentences after the tape.2. Perform the story in the class.第五学时:Teaching aim And demand:1. The pupils learn to use:How many desks are there?What about Chairs?How many pens have you got?2. Activities and skills:Let’s read.Let’s work in groups.Important and difficult point: Read the conversation.Teaching process:Step 1 : Revision1. Sing an English song: In our classroom.2. Show some pictures to the students and ask them to read it. (desks). (chairs).3. Revise the colours.4. Revise the sentences. Which they have leaned in previous class.5. Spell the words.Step 2 : PresentationA: Learn to say the conversation.1. Show a picture to the students.2. A sk them How many desks are there”?3. Ask: What about Chairs? How many chairs are there?”4. Show some other things to the student, practise to the sentence How many(desks) are there?”5. Read the conversation to the students, ask them to tell me the meaning of the conversation.6. Read the conversation after the teacher several times. Then practise by themselves in pairs, until they can read it correctly.7. Ask someone to perform the conversation in the front of the classroom.Step 3 : Play a game and do the group work.1. Send something to the students.2. Ask them one by one: How many pens have you got?” Answer the question in stead of the students. Then ask them to tell me the meaning of the sentence.3. Ask them to read the sentence after the teacher several times.4. Practise the sentence by themselves, until they can read it correctly.5. Do the group work.第六学时(12. Revision)Teaching aim And demand:1. The pupils learn to read the sentences:I have got (a small room).It’s (nice) and (clean).There is (a bed) (in my room).There is (a computer) (on the desk).I often work at the desk.2. Activitise and skills: Read the text.Important and difficult point:Can read the text of the lesson.Teaching process:Step 1 :Revision1. Sing an English song.2. Spell and read the words:pencil, pencil case, pen, book, eraser, ruler, schoolbag.3. Look the pictures and say.Two pencils two blue pencils ect.5. Ask and answer:How many pencils are there?How many blue things are there?How many pens have you got?Step 2 :PresentationA : Look at the pictures, learn to say the new words.1. Point the thing and say the English of it.2. Ask the students to read the word after the teacher. (bed computer)3. Practise to say the words by themselves, and then say out loudly, until they can red it correctly.B : Look at the picture again. Ask and answer:Where is the (bed)?1. Ask the students to look at the picture and answer: Where is the bed?2. A nswer in stead of the students: It’s in the room.e the same way to teach:It’s by the window.It’s on the desk.Step 3: Learn to say the text.1. Look at the picture and listen to the teacher read the text.2. Ask them to tell the meaning of the text.3. Read the text after the teacher several times.4. Practise to read the text by themselves, until they can read it correctly.5. Ask someone to point the picture and say the text.Unit 4 Pets第一学时:Teaching aim And demand:1. The pupils learn to use:What have you got?Have you got a pet? Yes, I have.2. Learn to use the words:Cat dog mouse fish budgie, rabbit. Hamster.3. Activities and skills:Saying a chantListening to a cassette and finding out what the wizard’s pet is.Important and difficult point:pictures, radio and tape.Teaching process:REVISION:1. Sing an English song: join in.2. Conversation:What’s your favourite colour?What colour is the schoolbag? ect.PRESENTATION:A: Learn to say the six new words.1. Learn to say the word: cat.Show a picture of a cat to the students, tell them: This is a cat.” Ask them to read the word after the teacher several times. Then practise by themselves, until they can read the word correctly.e the same way to teach the other words: dog, mouse, fish, budgie, rabbit.3.Fun time.Listen to the sound of these animals or mine these animals. Ask the students to say the words and at the same time point to the corresponding flashcard.B: Learn to say the sentences.1. Learn to say the sentence: Have you got a pet?Pretend to need a pen and ask a pupil: Have you got a pen? If necessary translate the sentence.2. Read the sentence after the teacher several times.3. Practise the sentence by themselves:Use the flashcard and ask the students:Have you got a (hamster)? And then answer “Yes.” And then ask the students to ask the teacher answer.e the same way to teach:What have you got?C: Listen and say the chant.Play the chant two or three times and ask the pupils to repeat it, until they can read it correctly.D: Listen and find the wizard’s pet.Ask the same way before.BLACKBOARD DESIGN:PetsCat dog mouseFish budgiz rabbitHamster.。

剑桥英语JOININ三年级上册知识点

剑桥英语JOININ三年级上册知识点

Join in三年级上册知识点1.见面打招呼Hello! = Hi! 你好Good morning! 早上好!Good afternoon! 下午好!Good evening! 晚上好!(注意:Good night的意思是“晚安”)2.询问身体健康状况How are you? 你好吗?I’m fine. = I’m OK.我很好。

3.临走分别Goodbye. = Bye bye. 再见。

See you tomorrow. 明天见。

4.Miss小姐Mr先生5.询问名字-What’s your name? 你叫什么名字?-I’m Toby. = My name is Toby. = Toby.我叫托比。

6.Let’s+动词原形如Let’s go! 我们走吧!Let’s begin! 我们开始吧!7. Are you ready? 你准备好了吗?I’m ready. 我准备好了。

8.十二个动词look看listen听mime比划着表达speak讲read读write写draw画colour涂sing唱think想guess猜play玩9.询问物体-What’s this? 这是什么?-It’s my dog. / It’s a dog. / My dog. 这是我的狗。

10.my/your+名词如my apple我的苹果your apple你的苹果11.数字0-10zero零one一two二three三four四five五six六seven七eight八nine九ten十12.询问电话号码-What’s your phone number? 你的电话号码是多少?-It’s 35178942. / 35178942.13.guess sth 猜东西如Guess the number. 猜数字14. What’s in the box? 盒子里有什么?15.询问数量-How many? 多少?-Nine. 九个。

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《剑桥小学英语Join in —入门阶段》教材教法分析(上)一、教材分析:(一).教材特点:《Join in 》教材的突出特点表现在以下几个方面:1.以学生为主体,全面提高学生的素质。

2.教学方法先进,反映国际教学的趋势。

3.目标设置科学,符合国家小学英语课程目标要求。

4.教材内容广泛,体现现代社会的气息。

5.教学资源丰富,有利于小学课程的拓展。

本套教材非常显著的特点之一是借鉴了多元智能理论,儿童的能力和智力各不相同,每个人的学习方式也不一样,教材中用语言、数学逻辑思维、音乐、空间、身体运动等不同的语言载体来小学家长会课件开发学生的多元智能学习语言,在语言学习的过程中关注孩子们方方面面的成长,评价系统、全面,是一套很有思想。

有创意的教材。

老师能否把这些多种智能考虑在内,尤其是在评估学生时能否充分发掘这些智能就显得非常重要。

其次,本教材借鉴的另一重要理论是全身反应法(TPR)。

根据这个理论,人们只有在视觉、听觉和身体方面全面参与,学习才能稳定持久。

那种认为学生只要顺利完成书本中的练习便能学会语言结构和单词的看法是错误的,或者只对少数通过语言智能和逻辑数学智黄牛课件能形式学习的学生有效。

另外,这套教材的编写适合西方的国情。

而给中国小学英语教师的教学带来一定的难度,如,对教材体系难以把握,教材中的文化背景涉及到的国家多,对教师自身的英语文化知识是很大的挑战,任务型教学适合小班教学,不少教学活动在我们现在七、八十人的大班里很难开展。

所以我们在解读教材时,有时有必要根据自己的学情和班情。

将教材上语言活动进行相应的调整。

(二)、大纲要求激发和培养学生学习英语的兴趣,使学生树立信心,养成良好的学习习惯和形六年级上册试卷成有效的学习策略。

发展自主学习的能力和合作精神;使学生掌握一定的英语基础知识和听、说、读、写技能,形成一定的综合语言运用能力;培养学生的观察、记忆、思维、想像能力和创新能力(精神);帮助学生了解世界和中西方文化的差异,拓展视野。

培养爱国主义精神。

形成健康的人生观,为他们的终生学习和发展打下良好基础。

(三)、总体教学目标语言知识方面:让学生熟练掌握A到P 16个字母的听、说、读和正确书写,能快速口拼单词,能识读并背记单元重点词汇。

在任务型活动中让学生能理解、听说、识历史试卷分析读单元话题中的重点词汇和相关交流用语。

语言技能方面:能用简单的英语互致问候、交换有关个人信息;能根据所学内容表演小对话或歌谣;能在图片的帮助下听懂、读懂并讲述简单的故事;能认读和书写单词;能在教师的指导下用英语做游戏,在游戏过程中,能够根据情景需要,用英语进行交流;能唱英文歌曲,说英语歌谣。

情感态度方面:通过教学活动,使学生对英语学习有持续的兴趣和爱好。

在学习中乐于参与、积极合作、主动请教。

根据《小学英语新课程标准》的相关精神及总体教学目标中国论文中心要求,我们在编写教案的时候,特别重视学生的学习兴趣和学习实践;重视学生学习策略的培养;二、教材人物分析(一)主要人物:在第一课里学生会结识在整个小学学习期间和他们一起学习的人物。

这些人物将在今后学习中伴随着学生们一起成长。

在这门课程的其他阶段,还会有其他人物的出现。

《英语》(Join in )(入门阶段)中的人物包括:Pit 和 Pat :这两个巫师是卡通故事的主角。

他俩经常出错。

但总能设法保持微笑,并且还能让他人微笑。

因为有短元音的缘故。

学生再Pit这个人名的发音上可能会有困难。

老虎Toby:Toby是大学物理演示实验动感故事和歌曲的主角。

它那活泼敏捷的动作激发学生进行哑剧表演,吸引学生调动多种感官投入到富有生机的活动中,有益又有趣。

(二)若干个儿童:所有的游戏、歌谣和活动都配有丰富的插图。

插图中男孩儿和女孩儿的面部表情都经过了精心设计,帮助学生十分自然地理解和掌握英语。

此外,他们的肢体语言表现了所说话语的含义,甚至语音中的声调也经过了这样的处理。

听起来真实而富有交际性。

比如:Xiaoqing Tom Jane Bob Rita Lisa Mike Nick Bill三、单元教材分析及教学建议入门阶段,是激发学生学习英语兴趣。

形成正确语音一年级数学试卷 doc,养成良好的学习习惯和方法的关键时期,古板单调的教学方法和手段很容易磨灭孩子们的英语学习兴趣。

所以,在英语教学中要做到既激发学生的学习动机、兴趣,充分调动学习积极性。

又要扎实训练学生语言技能,有效提高学生语言能力,我们要充分抓住小学生好奇、好动、好胜又好表现爱唱、爱画、爱玩游戏的特点,采用灵活多样的教学手段和方法,增加学生的体验乐趣,激发学生学习兴趣。

三年级的英语教学是四、五、六年级教学基础,如果基础没有打好,就会为往后的教学增加困难,而且商务英语考试学生在步入高年段之后可能还会对英语产生抵触情绪。

因此。

我们的英语教学一定要落实到位,为学生以后的学习打下一个牢固的基础。

在这里,我想给大家一些贯穿三年级教学的建议:一、尽量创设全英文的学习环境。

完全不用母语讲解是肯定不可能的,但是我们可以选择在教学中尽量避免用汉语。

而大面积的英语解说对学生更是天方夜谭。

所以应该做的是用简短易懂的课堂教学用语来组织教学。

在本书第三页就有几个常用的课堂用语Let’s start . Let’s listen . Let’s look .Let’s read. Let’s sing.. Let’s speak English. Let’s write. Let’s play. All right.。

我们在使用这时,只需要多用身体语言或借英语学习辅导报助图片或实物帮助学生理解。

我们只要坚持坚持长期使用,学生便会习惯性的接收,日积月累、潜移默化的示范是对学生最有利的影响,它还有助于我们和学生之间达成特有的默契。

二、在教学中重环境,重频率在教学中充分发挥和利用教材资源(课本教材,录音);学生生活资源,教师个人资源(会画,会唱会跳,幽默风趣--)丰富教学内容,活跃课堂气氛,创设生动和真实的语言环境。

在每节课里,尽可能多的通过听说读玩演等形式复现新旧语言。

三、夯实字母教学,注重语音渗透刚升入三年级的学生什么叫学案要从拼音的学习转入英语字母的学习,他们很容易将字母和拼音弄混淆。

字母是英语学习的基础。

然而在本教材中字母教学是被分解成很多部分的,等我们把字母教学完了以后这本书也就快学习完了,所以我们可活用教材,将字母教学时间相对集中。

然后在每个教学单元中应用巩固提高。

在字母教学。

词汇教学中不断渗透语音教学,做到润物细无声。

四、注重课堂实效,善用教学形式在教学中,教师首先自己应明确课堂中你所运用的各种教学形式到底是要达到一个什么样的教学目的中国石化工程研究院,四十分钟的教学,在帮助学习进行知识积累的同时,特别要重视激发和保护学生学习英语的热情,培养学习运用所学英语进行交际的意识和勇气。

针对三年级学生的特点,在教学中。

我们可以充分运用这本教材的一个重要理论:全身反应法(TPR)。

全身反应法适合涉及动脑、动口、动手等,也就是思维和身体一起动起来的课型,如:动作故事、故事、歌曲、Chant等。

象这一类的课型。

教学中,就应以全身反应法为基础。

在学习过程以及巩固新的单词和语言结构时,使学生能够全身参与学习活动。

Unit 1 Hello,hello一、单元教学目标高中议论文:1、字母类:通过教学使学生掌握字母Aa、Bb、Cc、Dd。

使他们能够按要求听、说、读、写这些字母。

能识别其印刷体和手写体形式。

2、单词类:通过教学使学生能够听、说、读单词my、new、skateboard、book、pencil、pen和schoolbag。

3、句型类:通过模仿动作、唱、会话等活动使学生能听、说、读句型:Hello/Hi. Good morning./Morning. What’s your name? I’m…/My name is… Stand up. Sit down. Say “hello”. What’s this? My new…二、单元教学重点:使学生学会用英语问好、介绍自己的名字和询问他人姓名。

对行动指令能听,会做。

三、单元教学难点:学生能通过听音获取正确的信息;能向他人自如的介绍自己的姓名并相互问候。

能与伙伴们表演故事。

四、课时划分:本单元一共有8个部分,建议使用教学课时为6课时。

Part1,Part2 (第学案教学法一课时)Part3 ,Part8 (第二课时)Part4 (第三课时)Part5 (第四课时)Part6 (第五课时)Part7 (第六课时)五、教学建议:(一)教学要落实到语言上我们的英语教学要始终围绕着语言来开展。

以本单元的第一课Listen and mime为例。

本课的教学任务是“Say hello./Slap hands./Stand up./Sit down.”这四个表示动作的句子。

在教学这一课时。

我们都会很自然地用到TPR教学法。

在我刚刚接触JOIN IN这本教材时。

我在本课的教学中将课堂的时间大面积地分配到了让学生边听边做动作上。

就象教参中提示的一样,我先是让学生听、看和模仿,然后让学生自己听、判断和做动作,这两个步骤几乎花去了大部分的时间,最后高中物理试卷,我才让学生尝试着说,由于时间的原因。

最后说的学生只有少数尖子生,而对于学生来说,这一节课虽然输入了大量的英语信息。

但却没给足学生练说的机会。

这是由于我们将教学重点仅放在了听懂和动作反馈上,重听和理解,却消弱了必要的说的训练。

其实是在降标教学,限制了学生的听说能力的培养。

(二)教学要注重情景创设三年级的孩子们特别爱听故事,对于较为单调的对话教学,我们不妨真加生活的元素,将对话溶于生活中的小故事中。

Part6 以Xiao qing 为主人翁。

编小故事:This is Xiaoqing. She’s from China.她随父母来England 读书。

Look, this is her English teacher. 孩子初二地理试卷分析们在老师的引导下注意力会很集中.慢慢地,让学生融入到图片的情景对话中。

然后。

让学生扮演角色选场景对话。

Unit2 Numbers一、单元教学目标:1、字母类:通过教学使学生掌握字母Ee、Ff、Gg。

使他们能够按要求听、说、读、写这些字母,能识别其印刷体和手写体形式,并能够从A背到G。

2、单词类:通过教学使学生能够听、说、读单词number、one、two、three、four、five、six,balloon、sheep、tree、tall、fat和white,并且能够在教师的指导下书写本单元的主题单词number、one、two、three、four、five。

3、句型类:通过模仿动作、会话等活动使学生能听、说、认读句型:What’s the number? It’s (one-one-zero). My number is (five-six-zero-two-four).及韵文。

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