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届一轮复习人教版选修六Unit1Art单元教案21页word版
2020届一轮复习人教版选修六Unit1Art单元教案
Teachingplan
I.单元教学目标:
1.Talkaboutartandgalleries
2.Talkaboutlikesandpreferences
3.Learnwordsinfamilies
4.Usethesubjunctivemood
5.Writealettertogivesuggestions
II.目标语言
1.功能句式。
Talkaboutlikesandpreference:
I’dprefer…/I’drather…/I’dlike…/whichwouldyouprefer…./Ireallyprefer…/wouldyourather…/wouldyoulike…or…
2.词汇
abstract,sculpture,gallery,consequently,belief,consequent,convince,shadow,ridiculous,controversial,nowadays,attempt,predict,aggressive,scholar…
3.语法:
thesubjunctivemood
ifIwereyou…./IwishIcould…
4.重点句子
1.therearesomanydifferentstylesofwesternartitwouldbeimpossibletodescribealloftheminashorttext.
2.peoplebecamefocusedmoreonhumanandlessonreligion.
3.iftherulesofperspectivehadnotbeendiscovered,peoplewouldnothavebeenabletopaintsuchrealisticpictures.
4.atthetimetheywerecreated,theimpressionists’paintingwerecontroversialbuttodaytheyareacceptedasthebeginningofwhatwenowcall“modernart”.
5.itisamazingthatsomanygreatworksofartfromlate-19thcenturyto21stcenturycouldbecontainedinthesamemuseum.
IV.课型设计与课时安排
1stperiodWarmingupandreading
2ndperiodLanguagestudy
3rdperiodGrammar
4thperiodUsinglanguage
分课时教案
TheFirstPeriodWarmingupReading
Teachinggoals:
1.ToenablethestudentstohaveaknowledgeoftheshorthistoryofWesternpainting.
2.Toimprovethestudents’readingability.
Teachingimportant&difficultpoints
EnabletheSstotalkabouttheshorthistoryofWesternpainting
Teachingmethods
Skimmingandscanning;individual,pairorgroupwork;discussion
Teachingaids
Acomputer,ataperecorderandaprojector.
Teachingprocedures&ways
StepILead-in
Toleadinsuchatopicbymentioningthesculpturesorpaintingsaroundthestudents,forexample,sculpturesonthecampus,famouspaintingshangingonthewallsofthecorridoroftheschoolbuilding,etc.AskSstofigureouttheirfunctionsandthegeneraltermtocallthem---theworksofart
StepIIWarming-up
Showsomefamouspaintingsandask:
Doyouknowthefollowingfamouspaintingsandpainters?
MonaLisaSmile→LeonardoDaVinci(Italian,1452-1519)
Sunflowers&starrynight→VincentvanGogh(Dutch,1853-1890)
WaterLilies→ClaudeMonet(French,1840-1926)
Dream&Seatedwoman→PabloPicasso(Spanish,1881-1973)
Ask:
Canyoutelltheagesofthepaintings?
Say:
Todaywe’lllearnabouttheshorthistoryofwesternpainting.
StepIIIReading
1.Comparison:
MakeacomparisonofWesternandChinesepaintingandask:
Whichdoyouthinkhasagreaterchange?
Why?
2.Scanning
ReadPara.1,andanswerthequestion.
ScanPara2-5,andfindtherepresentativeartistsandthefeaturesoftheirpaintings.
NamesofAgesTimeArtistFeature
TheMiddleAges5thto15thcenturyGiottoDiBondonereligious,realistic
TheRenaissance15thto16thcenturyMassaccioperspective,realistic
ImpressionismLate19thtoearly20thcentury/detailed,ridiculous
Modernart20thcenturytotoday/Controversial,abstract,realistic
3.Carefulreading
Readthetextcarefullyandfindsomedetailedinformation.
TheMiddleAgesFeatures:
1.theme:
religion
2.Artistswerenotinterestedinshowingnatureandpeopleas…butinterestedincreatingrespectandloveforGod.
TheRenaissance
Masaccio:
thefirstpersontouseperspectiveinpainting
1.Focusedmoreonhumansandlessonreligion.
2.Twodevelopments:
a.Drawingthingsinperspectives
b.Oilpainting.
Impressionism
1.Whatchangesledtothechangeinpaintingstyles?
2.Lookatthesepaintings,whatdidtheypaint?
3.Whydidtheimpressionisthavetopaintquickly?
Modernart
Twoextremes
StyleA.AbstractB.Realistic
ConcentrateonCertainqualities
oftheobjectWhatweseewithoureyes
PresentationColor,lineandshapephotograph
StepIVComprehending
AskthestudentstoreadthepassageagainanddealwithExercises.
StepVHomework
1.Underlinetheusefulexpressionsandthetimeexpressionsinthereadingpassage.
2.Retellthepassagewiththehelpofthechartaboutthetext.
TheSecondPeriodLanguageStudy
Teachinggoals:
Toenablethestudentstolearntheusefulexpressions.
Tohelpthestudentsleanhowtojudgethepartsofspeechaccordingtothesuffixesanddeterminetheirfunctionsinthesentences.
Teachingimportant&difficultpoints:
GettheSstolearnwordformationbyaddingsuffixes
Teachingmethods:
Explanationandpractice
Teachingaids:
Acomputerandaprojector,ablackboard
Teachingprocedures&ways:
StepIRevision
Checkthestudents’homeworkandletonereadtheirwork.
1.AskSstospeakoutthetimeexpressionstheyunderlinedashomework
2.Askastudenttoretelltheshorthistoryofwesternpainting
3.AskSstodiscussthequestionsinExercises3onpage3ingroupsof4.
Artisinfluencedbybeliefsofthepeople,thewayoflifeandsoon.
StepIILanguagepoints
1.Paintingissilentpoetry,andpoetryisaspeakingpicture.
画是无言的诗,诗是有声的画。
2.Goodpaintingislikegoodcooking;itcanbetasted,butnotexplained
好的画犹如佳肴,可以品其美味,却无法解释。
3.wouldrather宁愿,宁可
Iwouldratherwalkthantakeabus.
Shewouldratherdiethanloseherchild.
wouldratherdosth.
wouldrathernotdosth.
wouldratherdosth.ratherthandosth.
prefersth.tosth.
prefertodosth.ratherthandosth.
Ialwayspreferstartingearly,ratherthanleavingeverythingtothelastminute.
4.认为,看待
Consider+n.+adj./n.+tobe/n.+as/+that-clause/it+adj./+n.+todosth.
Weconsiderthatyouarenottoblame.
Doyouconsideritwisetointerfere?
Iconsideryou(tobe)honest.
5.比较suit,fit,match
suit多指合乎需要、口味、性格、条件、地位等
fit多指大小、形状合适,引申为“吻合,协调”
match多指大小、色调,形状、性质等方面的搭配
1)Nodishsuitsalltastes.没有人人合口味的菜。
2)Trythenewkeyandseeifitfitsthekeyhole.
试试新配的钥匙,看看与锁眼是否吻合。
3)Thepeople’sGreatHallandtheHistoricalMuseummatchtheTianAnMenbeautifully.
人民大会堂和历史博物馆与天安门陪衬得极为优美。
6.attemptv.试图,企图,尝试
Theprisonerattemptedanescape/toescape.
Shewillattempttobeattheworldrecord.
n.Theymadenoattempttoescape.
比较attempt:
表示未知结果的尝试或失败的尝试
manage:
表示成功的尝试
7.painting(油、水彩)画drawing(素描)图sketch草图portrait肖像illustration插图
ApaintingofsbApaintingbysb
某人的画?
某人画的画?
8.abstractadj.n.V
anabstractpainting抽象画intheabstract抽象地abstract…from…从…中提取
9.detailedadj./n.detailedinformationindetail详细地
Reading
10.belief相信,看法
It’smybeliefthathewillwin.
Itwasonceacommonbeliefthattheearthisflat.
TheirbeliefsinGodareveryfirm.信仰,信条
Therumorisbeyondbelief.beyondbelief难以置信
n---v:
belief---believelife---liveproof---provesafe---savethief---thieve
11.while
Somepeoplerespecthim,whileotherslookdownuponhim.(表对比)
12.influencev.n.
Theweatherinsummerinfluencesthericecrops.
Hehasnoinfluenceoverhischildren.
搭配:
Haveaninfluenceon/upon…对…有影响
Undertheinfluenceof…受….的影响,被…左右
Influentialadj.有影响的;有势力的
TheMiddleAges(5thto…)
13.aimn.v.Whatisyouraiminlife?
Heaimedthegunatabird.
搭配:
:
achieveone’saim达到目的missone’saim未击中目标withoutaim无目的的
14.taketheplaceof=replace
“pleasetakeyourplace,everyone,”saidJohnSmith.”
FromnowonIwilltaketheplaceofMr.Georgeaschairmanofthemeeting.
15.focusvt.Vi.focuson集中于Alleyeswerefocusedonthespeaker.
16.possessionn.所有,占有;(pl)所有物,财产personalpossessions
Compare:
inpossessionof(主动)/inthepossessionof(被动)
v.possessn.possessor
17.convincevt使确信,使信服
Imanagedtoconvincethemthatthestorywastrue.
搭配:
convincesbofsth=convincesbthat…使…相信
beconvincedofsth=beconvincedthat…相信…
Translation:
我怎样才能让你相信她的诚实呢?
HowcanIconvinceyouofherhonesty?
她说的话使我认识的我错了。
WhatshesaidconvincedmethatIwasmistaken.
Impressionism(late19thto…)
18.修饰不可数名词:
agreat/gooddealof/agreatamountof
修饰可数名词:
alarge/greatnumberof;large/greatnumbersof;agreat/goodmany
dozensof/scoresof
修饰不可数名词或不可数名词:
alotof/lotsof;alargequantityof/largequantitiesof
plentyof
19.mostlyadv.(=mainly,largely)大部分的,主要的
Theyaremostlystudents.
mostpron.adj.adv
ThisisthemostIcandoforyou.
Petermadethemostmistakesofalltheclass.
Whatinterestedyoumost?
(最)
Moststudentssaythatitisamostinterestingbook,butitisn’tthemostinterestingtheyhaveread,andthattheyreadsuchbooksmostlyonweekends.
20.leadto
Theheavyrainleadstoseriousfloods.
Leadto/liein
Hardworkleadstosuccessandfailureoftenliesinlaziness.(resultin/resultfrom)
21.shadown.
Thewillow’sshadowfallsonthelake.
shadow(阴影、影子---指一个平面)
shade(树阴、阴影---指一个立体空间)
Stayintheshade------it’scooler.(阴凉处)
Theshadowsofthetreesgrewlongerastheafternoonwenton.
随着下午时光的延续,树影会越来越长。
StepIIISuffixation
LetSslearnsomeusesofsuffixes
AskSswhatsuffixis(Asuffixisaparticle,whichisaddedtotheendofaroot.
Suffixesusuallydonotchangethemeaningoftheroot,butcanchangeitspartofspeech.Forexample:
lead(v.)---leadership(n.);ill(adj.)---illness(n.)Butsometime,somesuffixesaddnewmeaningtothenewlyformedwords.Forexample:
meaning---meaningless;think---thinker
1.Suffixesusedasanounsignifier
VerbAdjectiveSuffixNoun
read-erreader
act-oractor
train-eetrainee
build-ingbuilding
attend-anceattendance
punish-mentpunishment
invent-tioninvention
sick-nesssickness
special-istspecialist
true-thtruth
2.Suffixesusedasanadjectivesignifier
NounVerbSuffixAdjective
wind-ywindy
adv