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學必求其心得,業必貴于專精學必求其心得,業必貴于專精學必求其心得,業必貴于專精Period5Function;Writing;EverydayEnglish整體設計教材分析本節課練習給單詞注釋,通過例句學生了解什么是注釋并學會如何注釋。寫作部分學生學習描寫自然災害。通過閱讀一篇目擊者的文章學生可以學習如何描繪并試著將自己感受到的描寫出來。日常用語部分中學生可以通過練習來掌握表示好消息和壞消息的副詞。三維目標1。知識與技能1)Trainstudents’speakingability。2)Makestudentslearntowriteaneye-witnessaccountofaviolentnaturalevent。3)Makestudentsacquaintedwiththeusagesofsomeadverbs.2.過程與方法1)MakestudentslearnhowtousesomesimpleeverydayEnglishinaconversation.2)Pairorgroupworktomakeasmanypeopleaspossibleinvolvedintheactivities.3。情感與價值Throughthestudyofthisperiodstudentswillsurelylearnmoreaboutnaturaldisasters.教學重點1.Learntowriteanaccountofacertainnaturaldisaster.2。UseeverydayEnglishincommunications.教學難點1。Makestudentspracticewritinganaturaldisaster。2。Helpstudentstomasterthewritingskills.3。MakesurestudentsusetheeverydayEnglishcorrectly.教學方法1.Explanationandpractice2.Individualorpairwork教學過程→Step1Revision(Greetstudentsasusual。)1。Checktheirworkbookexercises。直接引語與間接引語的轉換練習,將正確形式寫入空格內。1)Isaidtohim,“Doitatonce。”I_____________(said)(told)himtodoitatonce.2)Hesaidtome,“Shutthewindow,please。"Heaskedme_____________(shut)(toshut)thewindow.3)Thedoctorsaidtome,“Don’tdrinktoomuch.”Thedoctortoldme_____________(tonotdrink)(notdrink)(nottodrink)toomuch。4)Isaidtohim,“Don’tcry!"Itoldhim_____________(tonotcry)(nottocry)(crynot)。5)Thedoctorsaidtome,“Don’tsmoke.”Thedoctortold/advisedme_____________(nottosmoke)(notsmoke)(didnotsmoke).6)Isaidtohim,“Startatonce."Iaskedhim_____________(start)(tostart)(shouldstart)atonce.7)Mothersaidtome,“Don'ttellalie?!盡othertoldme_____________(nottotell)(tonottell)(nottell)(totellnot)alie.8)Isaidtohimyesterday,“Pleasecomeearlytomorrowmorning.”YesterdayI_____________(told)(asked)(said)himtocomeearly_____________(thenext)(this)(that)morning.答案:1)told2)toshut3)nottodrink4)nottocry5)nottosmoke6)tostart7)nottotell8)asked;thenext2。Haveadictation:terrifying,luckily,thankfully,hopefully,sadly,fortunately,warning,earthquake→Step2FunctionLookatthesentencesinActivity1inFunction。Readthesesentencesaftertheteacher。(Showthefollowingsentencesonthescreen。)Afloodisalotofwaterinanareawhichisusuallydry.Alightingistheflashoflightwhichoccursduringathunderstorm.Atornadoisacolumnofairthatturnsveryquickly.Herearemoreexamples:Ahouseisabuildingwhichpeoplelivein。Aschoolisaplacewherepeoplereceiveeducation.Adoctorissomeonewhotreatspeoplewhentheyareillorhurt.Anarchitectissomeonewhodesignsbuildings。Trytoworkoutthedefinitionsofthefollowingwords:anearthquakeavolcaniceruptionaplanecrash(Givethemafewminutestoprepareandthencallbacktheiranswers.)Suggestedanswers:1.Anearthquakehappenswhentheearthshakesbecauseofthemovementunderground.2。Avolcaniceruptionisthatlavaandashcomingoutofavolcano。3。Aplanecrashisthataplanestoppingflyingandcrashingintotheearth.→Step3WritingTheyhavepracticedgivingdefinitionstowords。Nowpleasereadthefollowingeye—witnessaccountofaviolentnaturaleventandthenwriteyourownparagraph。(Showthefollowingstepsonthescreen.)Iwasinahotelnearthebeach。Ithadbeenverywindyforafewhoursandithadrainedfortwodays.Suddenly,thewindbecamemuchstronger。Thereweresometreesacrosstheroadnearthebeachandtheybegantomovefromsidetoside。Thehotelmanagersaidthatwehadtostayinthehotelbecausethiswasthestartofahurricane。Weclosedallthewindowsandstayedinourrooms。Thehurricanelastedfortwodays.Itwasterrifying.(Givestudents15minutestowriteaboutaviolentnaturaleventandthenaskafewgoodonestoreadtheirowntotheclass。)Sample:Describeanunusualexperienceinanearthquake.Asample:I’llneverforgetittomydyingday.IhopeIneverseeanythinglikethatagain.Itwasterrible.Well,wealwaysgetup,Jackandme,ataboutquartertofive。Hehastomilkthecowsearly,yousee,andwhilehe’sdoingthatImakehisbreakfast.Iwasinthekitchenwhenitcame.Suddenlythewholehousewasmoving。Thecoffeepotflewthroughthewindow,andIwasonmybackonthekitchenfloor.Thenoisewasterrible。Well,IknewwhatIhadtodo.Youhavetogetoutside,youknow,it’ssaferthere。SoIranthroughthehouseandopenedthefrontdoor。ThenIstopped—Icouldn’tbelieveit-everythingwasdifferent,everythinghadchanged,nothingwasintherightplaceanymore.Youknowoutsideourhousethereisapathtothegate—therewasIshouldsay—well,thepathwasn’tthereanymore。Infrontofthefrontdoorwasourrosegarden,notthepath!Andnexttotherosegardenweretheeucalyptustrees,andbehindthemwastheraspberrypatch-justasbefore,buttheyhadallmoved,movedaboutfivemetrestotheleft,tothesouththatis。Oneachsideofthegardenpathwehadalineofbeautifuloldcypresstrees.Wellthesehadnowmovedrightdowntotheendofthehouse,totheleftagainthatis。Andthepathhadcompletelydisappeared?!鶶tep4EverydayEnglishWhenyouwriteanarticletheuseofsometransitionalwordscanmakeyourarticlebetter.Nowpleaselookatthefollowingadverbs:(Showthefollowingonthescreen。)luckilyunfortunatelythankfullyhopefullysadlyfortunatelyAnswerthefollowingquestions:1。Whichofthewordsindicatesthatthefollowingsentencecontainsgoodnews?2。Whichindicatesthatthesentencecontainsbadnews?(Askstudentstospeakouttheanswersorally。)Suggestedanswers:Goodnews:luckily,thankfully,hopefullyandfortunatelyBadnews:unfortunatelyandsadlyNowchooseoneofthewordstocompletethesesentences。(Showthefollowingexercisesonthescreen.)1._____________,wehadplentyofwarning。2._____________,therewereseveralvillagesinitspath。3。_____________,noonewaskilled.4。_____________,itwon’tbetoolong。5._____________,hundredsofhousescaughtfirewhenthelavareachedthem.6._____________,weputallthefiresoutquitequickly.Suggestedanswers:1.Fortunately/Thankfully/Luckily2.Unfortunately/Sadly3.Fortunately/Thankfully/Luckily4.Hopefully/Fortunately/Thankfully/Luckily5。Unfortunately/Sadly6。Fortunately/Thankfully/Luckily→Step5SummaryandHomeworkInthisperiodwefirstlearnedhowtogivedefinitionstowordsandhadsomepractices。Thenwepracticedwritinganeye—witnessaccountofacertaindisaster.Finallytheydidsomewriting.InEverydayEnglishwelearnedsomeadverbs。Homework:Makeupadialoguetryingtousetheadverbsyouhavelearned.A.HowterribleB。whatexactlyhappenedlastweekC.LuckilyD.sadlyE.UnfortunatelyF。Hopefully,itwon’tbetoolongAreporterishavinganinterviewwithasurvivorofthevolcanoeruption.(R=Reporter;S=Survivor)R:Couldyoutellme1?S:Thevolcanoerupted,andas

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