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人教版新课标高中英语book7unit3warmingupandreading教学设计
人教版高中英语教案book7unit3period1warmingupandreading
Teachingprocedures&&ways教学过程与方式
StepⅠWarmingup
T:
Goodmorning/afternoon,everyone!
Ss:
Goodmorning/afternoon,Sir/Madam!
T:
Haveyouseenplantsandanimalsthatliveunderthesea?
Anddoyoulikethem?
Ss:
Yes.Theyareverybeautifulandlovely./Someareuglyanddangerous./Ilikethemverymuchwhethertheyarebeautifulorugly./Yes,theyareverynice...
T:
Mm,Isee.Butwheredidyouseethem?
Ss:
Atanaquarium./Inthetunnelunderthesea./Inthezoo./OnTV,theprogramsabouttheseaanimals./OntheInternet.Ihaveseenalotofpicturesabouttheseaanimalsandplants...
T:
Verygood.Yousee,yoursightofseaanimalsislimited.Doyouwanttoknowmoreaboutthem?
Ss:
Yes!
Verymuch!
Buthow?
T:
Nowyoucantalktoeachotherinpairsabouttheseaanimalsandplantsyou’veseenbeforetoenrichyourknowledgeofthem.UsethelistonPage19tohelpyou.
TheSsbegintotalkabouttheplantsandanimalsundertheseathey’veseenbeforeandtheteachercanwalkaroundtoseewhattheyaretalkingabout.Afterthattheteachercanasktwoorthreepairstoacttheirdialoguesout.
Possibledialogue1:
Sa:
Lastsummerholiday,IwenttoHainanProvincewithmyparents.TherewhenIwasonmysnorkellingtrip,Isawmanykindsofbeautifulfishunderthesea.TheyhavesorichandfreshcolorsthatIcouldn’tbelievemyeyes.
Sb:
Doyouknowtheirnames?
Sa:
No.Solargevarietyofcolorfulfishthattheymademeastonished.ButIcouldhardlycallasinglenameofthem.MaybeIsawseaanemones,whichliveonrocksandlooklikeflowers.
Sb:
Haveyouseenanythingspecial?
Sa:
Yes.Isawsomecorals,realandlivingcorals.Youknowtheredoneisthemostbeautiful.
Sb:
Red?
I’veonlyseenwhiteonesindecorationshops.Ilikeitsfantasticshapes.ButIdon’tknowtherearesomeredones.
Sa:
Besidesredones,therearepurple,yellow,blue,pinkones.
Sb:
Oh!
That’swonderful!
Howluckyyouare!
IlikeseaanimalsandplantsverymuchbutIhaven’tseenthemundertheseawithmyowneyes.I’veonlyseenthemonTVprogramsandinsomefilmsaboutlivingthingsunderthesea.
Sa:
Whenwecanearnenoughmoneybyourselves,thefirstholidaytripwouldbegoingonasnorkellingtrip.
Sb:
It’sago!
Possibledialogue2:
Sa:
OnceIsawmanyturtlesintheAquariumofShanhaiguan.Someweresolargethattheycouldn’tmoveveryfast.Twoorthreeofthemhadhardhornsontheirlegs.Itissaidtheymusthavelivedatleastoverthreehundredyearsbeforetheyhavethiskindofthing.
Sb:
Really?
I’veneverheardaboutthat.IhavebeentoShengyaOceanWorldinDalian.Isawsomelargeturtlesbutdidn’tfindthatkindofones.
Sa:
Youmusthaveseenmanyfish,right?
Sb:
Certainly!
Alargenumberofanimalsandplantsunderthesea.
Sa:
Tellmemore,please.
Sb:
Someeels,forexample.Theywerelongandthinwithsharpteethandswamveryquickly.Smallsharksinwhite-greycolorswamingroupsaroundthediver.Theywereactiveandseemednevertostop.Theexplainertoldusthatonlyafewkindsofsharksmightattackpeople.Therewerealsofatsealions,yellowandgreenparrotfish,blue-stripedangelfish,seahorses—theywereverysmall,floatinguprightinwater,seastarsinmanycolorsandsoon.Therewerealsosomeseaplantssuchaskelp.
Sa:
That’swonderful.I’llaskmyparentstotakemetherenextsummerholiday!
T:
Verygoodjob!
Youmakemeknowmoreaboutthelovelyseaanimals.Wouldyoulikemetoshowyouaroundtheworldunderthesea?
Ss:
Hurray!
Wecouldn’twaitanymore!
T:
Butremember,afteryou’veseeneachbeautifulcreaturewithoutnamemarked,youmusttrytowritedownthenameoftheanimalortheplantinyourexercisebooks,threeofyouwillbeaskedtowritethenamesontheblackboard.Whoeverwritesthenamesmostquicklyandaccuratelywillgetasmallgift.Clear?
ShowpicturesofseaplantsandanimalsonthescreenandasktheSstodothespellingjob.Ifpossible,ashortvideoabouttheworldunderseawouldbebetter.
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(5) (6)
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(11) (12)
(13) (14)
Namesoftheseseaanimalsandplants:
(1)whitewhale白鲸
(2)anemone海葵
(3)seastar海星 (4)shark鲨鱼
(5)coral珊瑚 (6)butterflyfish蝴蝶鱼 (7)seahorse海马
(8)turtle海龟 (9)parrotfish鹦嘴鱼 (10)kelp海带
(11)eel海鳗 (12)angelfish天使鱼
(13)anemonefish海葵鱼 (14)dolphin海豚
T:
Aren’ttheybeautiful!
Ithinkyou’veknownmoreaboutseaanimalsandplants.Now,let’sworkingroupsoffour,makingalistaboutwhatyouhaveknownaboutthemtocollecttheinformation.Drawaformlikethisandthenfillinit.Showthefollowingformonthescreen.AftertheSshavefinished,showafulfilledoneasasummary.
Name
Plantsandanimals
you’veseenunderthesea
Whereyou
sawthem
Favouriteone
&why
LiHua
dolphins,flyingfish,kelps,algae,whitebait...
Onaboattour
dolphins:
cleverandfriendlytopeople
WangXixi
turtles,seahorses,sealion,sharks,whitewhale,seals...
Atan
aquarium
sealion:
clever
&canplaygame
WangXixi
flatfish,ling,coral,kelps,algae,eels,clams,sea-slugs,whales,crabs,shrimps,cuttlefish,seasrats,seals,whalessharks,whelks,elephantseal,anemone,seajelly...
OnTVandinfilms
coral:
colourfulandincharmingshapes
kelps:
tastyandnutrient
JianPing
parrotfish,angelfish,eels,coral,kelps,turtles,scallops,clams...
Ona
snorkelling
trip
butterflyfish:
beautifulincolors
StepⅡPre-reading
LettheSstalkaboutthepictureinPre-readingandgetthempreparedforthereadingpassage.
T:
NowlookatthepictureinPre-reading.Whatcanyouseeandwhatdoyouthinkishappeninginit?
S:
Inthepicturewecanseeahugefish,fromthewaterspurtedoutoftheblow-holeonitsheadwecanknowitmustbeawhale.Therearesomebigfishrunningafterit.Theyarehavingafight,Iguess.
S:
Thereisasmallboatnotfarfromthewhale.Thepeopleontheboatmightbehuntingwhales.Iheardofitbefore.
T:
Ifyouwanttouncoverthepuzzle,readthewordsontheleftsideofthepicture.
Afterashortwhile.
T:
Whatdoesanecdotemean?
Haveyougotitsmeaningfromthedictionary?
S:
Itmeansashortstorybasedonyourpersonalexperience.
T:
Right!
Sowhatarethemaincharactersofthestory?
S:
Whalers,killerwhalesandbaleenwhales.
T:
Butwhatistherealnameofthekillers?
Andhowdidtheyhelpthewhalerstocatchthebaleenwhales?
Let’sreadthetextandfindtheanswers.
StepⅢReadingcomprehending
Inthisstep,theSswillreadthetextanddealwiththecomprehendingexercises.
Skimming
LettheSsskimthetextandgetthemainideasofthetwoanecdotes.
Afterskimming.
T:
WhoisOldTom?
Whatisthefirstanecdoteabout?
S:
OldTomisthenameofkillerwhales.Thefirstanecdotedescribesahuntingexperienceabouthowthekillerwhaleshelpedthewhalerstohuntawhale.
T:
Good!
Howaboutthesecondone?
S:
IttellsabouthowakillerwhaleprotectedandsavedJames,awhaler.
Scanning
LettheSsdoscanningandfindtheanswerstothequestionsinExercise2.
T:
First,gothroughthequestionsinExercise2onPage21,andthenIwillgiveyouseveralminutestodoscanning.
Afewminuteslater,guidetheSstodopairwork(asfollows),whiletheteachercanwalkaroundtoseeiftheyhaveanyproblemstodealwith.
Sa:
WhatevidencewastherethatOldTomwashelpingthewhalersout?
Sb:
OldTomwasswimmingbytheboat,showingusthewayandleadingustothehunt.GeorgestartedbeatingthewaterwithhisoarandtherewasTom,circlingbacktotheboat,leadingustothehuntagain...
Thenasksomepairstoaskandanswerthequestionsbeforeclass.
T:
Verygood!
Nowcloseyourbooksandwe’lllistentothetapeofthistext.Takeoutapieceofpaper.Lookatthescreen,whileyouarelistening,payattentiontothewholestoryandtrytowritedownthemissingwordsinthesentencesaccordingtowhatyouhear.Areyouready?
Showthefollowingsentencesonthescreen. (Thesentencesaregivenwithblanks.)
1.Ithought,atthetime,thatthiswasjustastorybutthenIwitnesseditwithmyowneyesmanytimes.
2.…asIwassortingoutmyaccommodation,Iheardaloudnoisecomingfromthebay.
3.Werandowntotheshoreintimetoseeanenormousanimalthrowingitselfoutofthewaterandthencrashingdownagain.
4.“Comeon,Clancy.Totheboat,”Georgesaidasheranaheadofme.
5.Aswedrewcloser,Icouldseeawhalebeingattackedbyapackofaboutsixotherkillers.
6.Andthoseothersarestoppingitdivingorfleeingouttosea.
7.Withinamomentortwo,itsbodywasdraggedswiftlybythekillersdownintothedepthsofthesea.
8.Inthemeantime,OldTom,andtheothersarehavingagoodfeedonitslipsandtongue.
Afterplayingthetape,asksomeonetospelloutthewordsorwritethemdownontheBbtochecktheirlisteningandspellingtasks.Atlast,showtheanswersonthescreen.
StepⅣDiscussion
DealwithExercise3inComprehending.LettheSsworkingroupsanddosomediscussion.
T:
Lookatthetitleofthistext:
OldTomtheKillerWhale.WhoisOldTomandwhatisspecialaboutit?
S:
Itisakillerwhale!
It’stheheadofthekillerwhaleteam,Ithink.
S:
Maybeitisthemostcleverandpowerfuloneintheteam.
T:
Nowingroups,discusstherelationshipbetweenOldTomandthewhalers.Thendiscusswhatotheranimalshelpouthumans