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第四册教案

Unit1LeisureActivities

TeachingAims:

Inthisunitstudentsarerequiredto:

1）gettoknowsomeusefulinformationconcerningthetopicofthereadingpassagesinthisunitandtoknowmoreaboutEnglishculture;

2）dosomepreparationactivitiessuchasdiscussion,groupwork,etc.topracticetheirspokenskillandcommunicativeskills;

3）graspsomenewwordsandtrytousethesewordswhichhelpthemtoenrichtheirvocabulary;

4）readthein-classreadingpassageinalimitedtimeandgraspsomeexpressionsandgrammaticalpointsinthein-classreadingpassagetoimprovetheirreadingcomprehension;

5）dosomepost-readingexercisesandsomeafter-classreadingtopracticewhattheyhavegottoknowinclasstoimprovetheirEnglishcomprehensiveskills.;

6）translatesometypicalsentencesintoChineseorEnglishbyusingsomeexpressionslearnedinthereadingpassagestoacquiresometranslatingskillsandbettertheirtranslatingabilities.

TeachingMethods:

Lecture,Discussion

TeachingHours:

Sixperiods

TeachingFocuses:

In-ClassReading,Post-ReadingExercises

Teachingprocedures:

PartIPreparation

1.Presentation

Therearesomepeopleinsocietywhoeitherhavetoorwanttoworkallthetime.Mostpeople,however,seekwaystorelaxortohavefunduringtheirleisurehours.Inrecentlyyears,thehouseentertainmentindustryhasgrownallovertheworld.Insteadofgoingouttoseeamovieortakingawalktoapark,peopleofallagesprefertoturnonthetelevisionorstayathome.Youngpeoplespendhourssittinginfrontoftheircomputers,surfingontheInternetorplayingcomputergames.

Despitetheriseinhomeentertainment,therearestillmanypeoplewhoenjoyspendingsomeoftheirleisuretimeattendingsportseventsorparticipatingincompetitivesportsorotherphysicalactivitiessuchasdancingandtaichi.Exercisenotonlycontributestogoodhealthbutalsotakesthemindawayfromworriesandtroubles.

2.Classactivities

（1）Groupdiscussion

workingroupstomakealistofa）thethingsyoudoforfuninyourleisuretime;b）thethingsyourparentsdoforfunintheirleisuretime.

workingroupstotalkaboutyourfavoritefilmandexplainwhyyoulikeitsomuch.

（2）RecognizingPuns

Readthefollowingsentences（P2）andfindoutthehumor.

1Theyprayforyoutodayandpreyonyoutomorrow.

2Abicyclecan’tstandonitsownbecauseitistwo-tyred.

3Heisnotagravemanuntilheisagraveman.

4What’sthelongestsentenceintheworld?

（prisonforlife）

5WhichisthelongestwordinEnglish?

（smiles）

6What’stheworstkindoffish?

（selfish）

7Whattabledoesnothavelegs?

（timetable）

8---Youmissedthegameyesterday,didn’tyou?

---Notquite,Imissedmygirlfriend.

PartIIIn-classReading

1.Explanationofsomenewwords

（1）entertainingadj.amusinge.g.anentertainingspeech/evening

拓展：

entertainv.

toinvitepeopletoeatordrinkwithyouasyourguests,esp.inyourhome

e.g.Barbecuesareafavoritewayofentertainingfriends.

tointerestandamusesbinordertopleasethem

e.g.Heentertainedusforfourswithhisstoriesandjokes.

entertainmentn.films,music,etc.usedtoentertainpeople

e.g.Localentertainmentarelistedinthenewspaper.

本地的娱乐活动刊登在报上。

entertainern.apersonwhosejobisamusingorinterestingpeople

e.g.astreetentertainer街头表演者

（2）humoristn.apersonwhoisfamousforwritingortellingamusingstories

拓展：

humourn.

thequalityinsththatmakesitfunnyoramusing

e.g.Hehasagoodsenseofhumour.

thestateofyourfeelingsormindataparticulartime

e.g.Themeetingdissolvedinillhumour.会议不欢而散。

v.toagreewithsb’swished,eveniftheyseemunreasonable,inordertokeepthepersonhappy迁就，顺应

e.g.Shethoughtitbesttohumourhimratherthangetintoanargument.她想最好是顺他的意，而不和他争吵。

humorousadj.funnyandentertaining;showingasenseofhumour

e.g.Billisahumorousguyandtellsjokeswell.

humorlessadj.nothavingorshowingtheabilitytolaughatthingsthatotherpeoplethinkareamusing

e.g.ahumorlessperson缺乏幽默感的人

（3）laughtern.[U]theactorsoundoflaughing笑，笑声

e.g.Theirlaughterfilledthecorridor.

拓展：

laugh①v.笑，发笑e.g.Healwaysmakesmelaugh.

②n.[C]笑声e.g.togivealaugh大笑一声

ashort/heartylaugh短促的/开心的一笑

laughingadj.笑的，带笑意的e.g.hislaughingblueeyes他含有笑意的蓝眼睛

laughingfaces笑脸

laughableadj.荒唐可笑的e.g.Hewasalaughablefigure.他是个荒唐可笑的人。

（4）temptv.

搭配：

temptsbintosth/intodoingsth

temptsbtodosth

e.g.Nothingwouldtemptmetolivethere.

拓展：

temptationn.e.g.Icouldn’tresistthetemptationtoopentheletter.

temptingadj.e.g.Thatcakelooksverytempting.

2.Textanalysis

（1）Organizationofthepassage

Para.1-3Humorisuniversal,butpeople’ssenseofhumorvaries.

Para.4Evenanimalshaveasenseofhumor.Theauthor’sdogisagoodexample.

Para5Thetypicalthreepartsofajoke:

1）setup,2）body,3）punchline.

Para6-12Differentformsofhumor:

1）slap-stick,2）Chinesecross-talk,3）aplayonwords,4）punsanddoubleentendres.

Para13Humorwillpersisteventhoughsomeprofessionalhumoriststhinktoday’shumorisnotveryintelligentorsophisticated.

（2）Languagepoints

①diverse（l.6）adj.verydifferentfromeachotherandofvariouskinds.

e.g.Myinterestsareverydiverse.

②alabouroflove（l.9）:

sththatishardworkbutthatyoudobecauseyouwantto

e.g.ForMavisandherteamofvolunteersfurnitureremovalisalaboroflove.

③besensitivetosth（l.13）

a）awareofandabletounderstandotherpeopleandtheirfeelings

e.g.Sheisverysensitivetootherpeople’sfeelings.

b）easilyoffendedorupset

e.g.Sheisverysensitivetocriticism.

c）thatyouhavetotreatwithgreatcarebecauseitmayoffendpeopleormakethemangry

e.g.Myteethareverysensitivetocoldfood.

classic（l.50）adj.

a）describessththatisacceptedasbeingofveryhighqualityandoneofthebestofitskind

e.g.aclassicworkaclassicmovie

b）itisalsousedtodescribeatypicalexampleofsth

e.g.aclassicexample/mistake

compare:

classicaladj.:

describethingsthataretraditionalinstyle

e.g.classicalmusic古典音乐classicaldance

valuen.价值，准则，

v.a）重视，珍视e.g.Ireallyvaluehimasafriend.

b）给…估价，给…定价e.g.Thepropertyhasbeenvaluedatover$2million.

valuationn.估价，估定的价值e.g.Expertssetahighvaluationonthepainting.

valuableadj.a）很重要的，宝贵的e.g.valuableexperience宝贵的经验

b）贵重的，值钱的e.g.valuablejewellery贵重的首饰

valuelessadj.:

withoutvalueorworth不值钱的，没有价值的（=worthless）

invaluableadj.:

extremelyuseful极有用的，极宝贵的

note（l.74）

Somephraseswith“note”

a）makeanoteofsth:

writesthdownsothatyoucanlookatitlater

e.g.Imadeanoteofheraddressandphonenumber.

b）take/makenotes:

writenotes

e.g.Ireadthefirstchapterandtooknotes.

c）takenote:

paycloseattentiontosth

e.g.Takenoteoftheweatherconditions.

Inthissentence,‘note’isusedinthemeaningasaparticularqualityinsth,e.g.insb’svoiceortheatmosphereatanevent.特征，口气，调子

e.g.Therewasanoteofamusementinhisvoice.听他的口气，是觉得很有意思。

⑦blame（l.102）

Somephraseswith“blame”

a）blamesbforsth

e.g.Policeareblamingtheaccidentondangerousdriving.

b）betoblame

e.g.Youarenottoblameforwhathappened.

c）onlyhaveyourselftoblame:

usedtosaythatsomeone’sproblemsaretheirownfault

e.g.Ifhefailshisexams,he’llonlyhavehimselftoblame.

3.Exercisesofin-classreading

Post-reading（P.13-17）

PartIIIAfter-classReading

Passage

FatalAttraction）

1.Newwords:

1）aristocracyn.

拓展：

aristocratn.（一个）贵族

aristocraticadj.贵族的e.g.anaristocraticname/family/lifestyle

2）clockworkn.

go/runlikeclockwork:

withperfectregularityandprecision;smoothly

e.g.Theoperationwentlikeclockwork.

3）detectionn.

拓展：

detectv.:

todiscoverornoticesth,especiallysththatisnoteasytosee,hear,etc.

e.g.Thetestsaredesignedtodetectthediseaseearly.

detectiven.:

apersonwhosejobistoexaminecrimesandcatchcriminals侦探

e.g.adetectivestory

2.Questionsfortextunderstanding:

1）WhyAgathaChristie’sbooksaresopopularbothinBritainandabroad?

2）WhatdomostofChristie’sbooksstartwith?

3）WhatarethefeaturesofcharactersinChristie’sbooks?

4）Whydoestheauthorsay“AgathaChristie’sworldisnotquitearealworld”?

What“arealworld”shouldbeaccordingtotheauthor?

5）Whataremodernwritersmoreinterestedin?

3.Grammaticalpoints

1）goaway（l.13）heremeans“disappear”or“fade”

2）“buryone’sheadinsth”means“focusyourattentiononsthandignorewhatisgoingonaround

you”（埋头于……）.

Anidiomaticexpression“buryone’sheadinthesand”means“逃避现实，采取鸵鸟政策”.

3）affection（l.50）

Here“affectionforsomeoneorsth”means“awarmgentlefeelingofcaringfororloving（someoneorsomething）”

“school”means“agroupofpeoplethatshareanopinionorwayofthinkingaboutsth”（学派，流派）.

Passage

Wow,WouldILovetoDoThat

1.Newwords:

1）announcementn.

拓展：

announcev.

~sthtosb:

totellpeoplesthofficially,especiallyaboutadecision

e.g.Theyhaven’tformallyannouncedtheirengagement.

2）hastenv.makesthhappenfasterorsoonere.g.Wehastenedbacktoschool.

hasten.speedindoingsth,esp.becauseyoudonothaveenoughtime

e.g.Inherhastetocompletetheworkontime,shemadeanumberofmistakes.

拓展：

－en:

suffix,

1（inverbs）:

tomakeorbecome,e.g.fasten,blacken,sadden

2（inadjectives）:

madeof,lookinglike

e.g.wooden,golden

3.Grammaticalpoints

1）Whenasentencebeginswith“Would（that）…”,itexpressesthespeak