Module 6 Unexplained Mysteries of the Natural World Period 4 Listening and Vocabulary教学设计.docx

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Module6UnexplainedMysteriesoftheNaturalWorldPeriod4ListeningandVocabulary教学设计

Period4ListeningandVocabulary;Grammar

教学设计

TheGeneralIdeaofThisPeriod

Inthisperiodwewilllistentoaninterviewrelatedtodinosaurs.Atthesametime,studentsoncemorelearnsomewordsconcerningthedisappearingofthedinosaurs.Theteachermayfirstleadthestudentstosomenewwordsandthenencouragethestudentstolistencarefullyanddotheexercisesfollowed.Duringthiscourse,thestudentsmayhavedifficulty.Ifso,theteachermayhelp.Thenthestudentswilllearnhowtoexpresspossibilityinthepastandconsolidate

itthroughthreeactivities.

TeachingImportantPoints

Encouragethestudentstosumupgrammaticalrules.

Furtherimprovethestudents’listeningskill.

TeachingDifficultPoints

TomakethembeabletomakeoutthesymbolofexpressionsaboutpossibilityinthepastandusewhattheylearninGrammarparttomakeupsuchkindofsentences.

TeachingMethods

Individualworkandpairworktomakeeverystudentworkinclass...

TeachingAids

Multimedia,tape-recorder&ablackboard.

ThreeDimensionalTeachingAims

KnowledgeandSkills

Makethestudentslearntosumupgrammaticalrulesthemselves.

Makesurethestudentsmasterthegrammaticalitems.

Trainthestudents’listeningabilityandimprovetheirlisteningskill.

TeachingandStrategies

Motivatethestudents’enthusiasmintakingpartintheclass.

FeelingsandValue

Throughthestudyofthisperiodthestudentswillsurelyknowmoreabouthowtoexpresspossibility,especiallyinthepastandunderstandtheimportanceofknowingaboutotheranimals’fortuneandtheirevolutionbylistening.

TeachingProcedures

Step1Revisionandlead-in

(Greetthestudentsasusual.)

Theteacherchecksthestudents’homeworkyesterday—searchingformoreinformationaboutmonsters,especiallydinosaurs.

(Theteacherasksafewstudentstodothis.)

Step2Listeningandvocabulary

T:

Inlastmodulewehavelearnedsomethingaboutperforminganinterviewaswellashowtoexpresspossibilityandimprobability.Nowfollowmetodosomelistening.InActivity1,youneedtocompletethesentenceswiththewordsinthebox.Lookatthescreenandfollowmetoreadthesewords,meanwhile,trytocatchtheirmeanings.

(Theteachershowsthefollowingwordsonthescreen.)

adapt climate disappear extinct evolve survive

T:

OK.Youhaveknownhowtoreadthesewordsandgotalltheirmeanings,right?

Students:

Yeah.

T:

Nowworkinpairsandcompletethesesentenceswiththewordsabove.

(Theteachershowsthesentencesonthescreen.)

1.The__________ofacountryisthetypeofweatherithas.

2.Ifananimalorplantis__________,itexistedalongtimeagobutdoesn’texistnow.

3.Whenthings__________,theynolongerhappenorexist.

4.Whenpeopleoranimals__________,theydon’tdieafteranaccidentoranillness.

5.Ifyoucan__________tosomething,youcanchangeinordertomakethesituationbetter.

6.Whenanimalsorplants__________,theychangeanddevelopoveralongperiodoftime.

(Theteachergoesaroundtheclasstohelpthosewhohavedifficultyindoingthis.Afewminuteslatertheteachercheckstheanswers.)

T:

Areyoureadynow?

Students:

Yeah.

T:

Good.Lookatthescreenandcheckifyouranswersarecorrect.Ifnot,correctthem,OK?

T:

Stophere.Haveyoufinishedyourcheckingyet?

Students:

Yes.

T:

Great.Nowworkinpairs.OnereadsthesentenceandtheothertranslatesitintoEnglish.

T:

Readynow?

Students:

Yes.

T:

Good.Youarerequiredtogooverthesewordsafterclass,areyouclear?

Students:

OK.

T:

Throughthefirstactivitywelearnsomenewwordsthatwillappearinthelisteningmaterial.Wearegoingtolearnsomethingaboutdinosaurs.Youmayhearofthem.Nowworkingroupsoffourtodiscussthefollowingquestions:

(Theteachershowsthethreequestionsandgivesthestudentstimetoprepare.)

1.Howmuchdoyouknowaboutdinosaurs?

2.Haveyoueverseenanyfilmsorreadanybooksaboutdinosaurs?

Whatinterestsyoumost?

3.Inyouropinion,whydinosaursdisappearedfromtheearth?

Giveyoureasons.

T:

Stophere.Justnowyoudiscussedheatedlyandmusthavegotsomethingaboutthishugeanimal.Accordingtowhatyoudiscussed,choosethebestanswerstothefollowingfoursentences.Ifyouhaveproblemsunderstandingthem,youcanholdupyourhandandturntomeforhelp,clear?

(Theteacherdisplaysthefollowingquestionsonthescreen.)

1.Dinosaursruledtheearthforabout__________millionyears.

A.twoB.twentyC.twohundred

2.Theyare__________.

A.plantsB.meatC.bothplantsandmeat

3.Theybecameextinct__________yearsago.

A.600000B.6millionC.66million

4.Theirnearestrelativestodayare__________.

A.birdsB.fishC.mammals

T:

(Alittlewhilelater)Haveyoufoundoutthecorrectanswers?

Students:

Wehavenoideaexactly.

T:

Well.Ifyouwanttogetthecorrectanswers,listentothefirstpartofaradiointerviewcarefully.Nowjust

listen

andtrytocatchthemainidea.

(Theteacherplaysthetapeforthestudents.)

T:

Haveyoucaughtthemainideayet?

Students:

Yes.Itmainlyintroducessomeinformationaboutdinosaurs.

T:

Youareclever.Listenagainandchecktheanswerstothequestionsabove.Andmeanwhilepayattentiontothepronunciationandintonation.

Students:

OK.

(Theteacherplaysthetapeagain.)

T:

Thesecondtimeisover.Let’schecktheanswerstogether.

Suggestedanswers:

1.C 2.C 3.C 4.A

T:

Congratulations!

You’vegotallofthem.Thatistosay,yourlisteningskillhasbeenimprovedgreatly.Let’scometothesecondpartoftheinterview.Beforewebegintolisten

tothispart,firstlookatthepicturesonP56ofyourbooksandtrytocatchthewords’meaning,whichmayhelpyoufurtherunderstandtheinterview.If

youcan,tickwhat

youhearintheinterview.

T:

AreyouOK?

Students:

Yes.

T:

Wonderful.Firsttimejustlistenandcatchthemainidea,clear?

Students:

(Studentsfollowtheteacher’sadvice.)

T:

Well,haveyougotthemainidea?

Students:

It’smainlyaboutthedisappearanceofthedinosaurs.

T:

Perfect.Nowlistenoncemoreandtrytohavea

goodunderstandingofthedetails.Thenyouneedtoexplainwhythedinosaursdisappearedandshowhowmanyexplanationsaregiven.

(Theteacherplaysthetapeonceagain.)

T:

Doyouknowwhythedinosaursdisappearedclearly?

Students:

Moreorless.

T:

Howmanyexplanationsaregivenforthedisappearanceofthedinosaurs?

(Differentstudentsgivedifferentanswers.)

T:

Youhavecaughtsomeofthereasons.Let’scheckthemonebyone.

Suggestedanswers:

1.Ameteoritehittheearth.

2.Theystoppedevolving.

3.Theykilledeachother.

4.Avolcaniceruption.

5.Cancercausedbyradiation.

T:

Justnowweexplainedwhydinosaursdisappeared.Inordertodeepenyourunderstanding,let’sdoanotherexercise.Lookthroughthestatementsonthescreenquicklyandmakeeffortstocatchtheirmeanings.

(Theteachershowsthestatementsonthescreen.)

1.Ahugemeteoritemayhavehitallthedinosaurs.

2.Perhapsadustcloudmadetheworlddark.

3.Ameteoritecausedavolcaniceruption.

4.Thedinosaurshadtoeatseedsandnutstosurvive.

5.Perhapstoomuchfightingcausedthedinosaurstodieout.

6.Onescientistbelievesthedinosaursbecameillwhentheyatethewrongfood.

7.Theremaybedinosaurstodaylivinginothergalaxies.

8.Dr.BinfieldthinksthecraternearMexicowascausedbyameteorite.

(Doastheteachertoldstudentsto.)

T:

ListenathirdtimeandjudgewhethertheyareTrueorFalse.

(Theteacherplaysthetapeathirdtime.)

Suggestedanswers:

1.F 2.T 3.F 4.F 5.T 6.F 7.F 8.T

Step3Grammar

T:

Okay,somuchforthecheck-up.Throughthelisteningactivitywegettoknowsomeexplanationsaboutthedisappearanceofdinosaurs.IsDr.Binfieldsurewhatcausedthedisappearanceofdinosaursontheearth?

Students:

No,heisn’t.

T:

Dr.Binfieldsays,”Thedinosaursmayhavestoppedevolving.”Whenhesaysthis,ishesurethatthedinosaursstoppedevolving?

Students:

No,heisn’t.

T:

Whenhesays,”Theymighthavekilledeachother.”Ishesureaboutthat?

Whatdoesthesentencemean?

Students:

No,heisn’t.Thatishisguessbutheisnotreallysureaboutthat.

T:

AccordingtothequestionsIjustasked,whydoweusemayhavedoneormighthavedone?

Students:

Weusethemtoexpresssomethingwhichhappenedinthepast—perhaps.

T:

Inordertopracticewhatwehavejustlearned,completethefollowingsentencesusingmayhave/mighthaveandthecorrectformoftheverbsinbrackets.Ifyouhavedifficulty,youcandiscussthemwithyourpartner.

(Theteachershowsthesentencesonthescreen.)

1.Themeteorite__________(cause)ahugedustcloud.

2.Thedustcloud__________(cutoff)thesunlight.

3.Smallanimals__________(survive)byeatingnutsandseeds.

4.Thedinosaurs__________(kill)byvolcaniceruptions.

(Theteachergoesaroundtheclassandhelpsthosewhoneedhelp.)

T:

(Afewminuteslater)Areyoureadynow?

Students:

Yes.

T:

Good.Let’scheckthemonebyone.Youmustsayitincompletesentences.Thefirstsentence,whatshouldwefillin?

Students:

Themeteoritemighthavecausedahugedustcloud.

T:

Completelytrue.Whataboutthesecondone?

Students:

Thedustcloudmayhavecutoffthesunlight.

T:

Perfect.No.3?

What’syouranswer?

Students:

Smallanimalsmayhavesurvivedbyeatingnutsandseeds.

T:

Wonderful.Howaboutthelastone?

Students:

Thedinosaursmighthavebeenkilledbyvolcaniceruptions.

T:

Absolutelyright.Nowworkinpairs.OnereadsthesentencesandtheothertranslatesthemintoChinese.Taketurnstodothis.Areyouclear?

Students:

(Follo

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