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高二英语教案高二英语上册Unit8教案
高二英语上册Unit8Firstaid
Teachingaimsanddemands
1.Goals:
Talkaboutfirstaidandmedicine
Practisetalkingaboutwhatyoushoulddoandshouldnotdo
LearntousetheSubjunctiveMood
(2)
Writeaprocessparagraph.
2.Vocabularyandusefulexpressions:
Drown,bleed,choke,prevent,electric,electrical,wire,container,scream,witness,calm,panic,ambulance,tip,slightly,chest,circulate,pulse,wound,blanket,manage,pale,motorcycle,sudden,worn-out,eventually,bite,tap,loose,bandage,explanation,firstaid,keepinmind,rollover,managetodosth,,inhonorof
3.Function:
Expressdosanddon’ts:
Youshouldalways….
Yououghtto/should….
Youmust/haveto….
Youshouldnot…..
Youshouldnever….
Youmustnever…..
4.Grammar:
SubjunctiveMood
(2)
IfIhadnotbeentired,Iwouldhavehelpedher.
Ifhehadknownthenews,hemighthavetoldyou.
Ifitweretorain,Iwouldstayathome.
TeachingTime.
Eightperiods
BriefStatementsbasedontheUnit
Inthisunit,studentswilldosomelistening,speaking,readingandwritingpractice,besides,theywillstudythegrammaritem:
theSubjunctiveMood.Inthefirstperiod,theteachershouldhelpSsimprovetheirlisteningabilitybylisteningtotwodialoguesandfinishingtheexercisesinthelisteningpart.Also,Sswillreadanoticeaboutsafetyathome.Fromthenoticetheywillknowwhattheyshoulddoandshouldn'tdoathome.Thenwiththehelpofthegivenusefulexpressionsbelowthenotice,Sswillmaketheirowndialogues.Inthisperiod,Sswillalsotalkaboutfirstaidaccordingtothepicturesinwarmingup.ThismaymakeSsbeinterestedinthetopicofthisunit,sothatinthesecondperiod,whenSsreadmoreaboutfirstaid,theywillunderstandthetextbetter.Throughthereadingmaterialinthesecondperiod,Sswillnotonlyimprovetheirreadingability,buttheywillalsolearnsomeknowledgeoffirstaid,whichwillbehelpfulincaseofaccidentsinfuture.Inthethirdperiod,Sswillrevisetheusefulwordslearntinthefirsttwoperiodsandstudythegrammaritem:
theSubjunctiveMood.LotsofpracticeisprovidedinthispartforSstomasteritbetter.Inthefourthperiod,theteachershouldhelpSstoimprovetheirintegratingskillsbyreadingapassageaboutdealingwithcommoninjuriesandwritingaparagraphtoexplainwhatshouldbedoneincaseofanaccident.Afterthisperiod,Sscanlearnmuchaboutfirstaidandalsotheylearntowriteaparagraphtotellothersaboutfirstaid.
Periods1-3
WarmingupListeningspeaking
TeachingAims
1.Trainthestudents’listeningability.
2.Helpthestudentstoimprovetheirspeakingabilitybytalkingaboutfirstaidandmedicine.
3.Learnandmastersomeusefulwordsandphrases:
drown,bleed,choke,prevent,electric,electrical,catchfire.beonfire
TeachingImportantPoints:
1.Improvethestudents’listeningability.
2.Trainthestudents’speakingability.
TeachingDifficultPoints:
1.Howtoimprovethestudents’listeningability.
2.howtohelpthestudentsfinishthespeakingpractice.
TeachingMethods:
1.Listening-and-answeringactivitytohelpthestudentsgothroughthelisteningmaterial.
2.Individual,pairorgroupworktomakeeverystudentworkinclass.
TeachingAids
1.ataperecorder
2.theblackboard
TeachingProcedures:
Step1Quiz
FirstAidQuiz
1.Whatshouldyoudoifyoufindapersonwhoselegisbleeding?
A.Tieapieceofclothroundthelegabovethebleedingpoint
B.Pressfirmlyonthebleedingpointusingacleanhandkerchief.
2.Totreataburn,you:
A.Rub(涂,擦)somebutteronit.
B.Holdtheburntpartundercoldrunningwater.
3.Whatshouldyoudoifyoufindapersonwhohasstoppedbreathing?
A.Runandfindhelp.
B.Trytostarthis/herbreathing.
4.Whatshouldyoudoifapersonhasdrunkpoisonbymistake?
A.Makethepersonthrowup.
B.Takethepersonandthepoisoncontainertohospitalatonce.
5.Whatshouldyoudoifyoufindapersonwithaknifeinhis/her
back?
A.Leavetheknifein.
B.Pullouttheknife
6.Whatshouldyoudoifyoufindapersontrappedunderacar?
A.Trytopullhim/herout.
B.Findenoughpeopletoliftthecarsafely.
7.Thebestwaytotreatahurtankle(踝关节)isto:
A.Putanicepackonyourankle.
B.Putaheatingpad(电热垫)aroundyourankle.
1-7BBBBABA
Step2Warmingup
Now,pleaseturntoPage57andlookatthepicturesinWarmingup.Haveadiscussioninpairstofindout
1.Whatwouldyoudointhesesituations?
2.Whatcouldwedotopreventtheseaccidents?
(Givethestudentsamomenttoprepareandthenasksomepairstoreporttheirresults.)
Picture1
Drowning
Checktoseeifhe/sheisbreathing;Trytostarthis/herbreathing,usethemouth-to-mouthmethod
Neverswimindeepwater.
A:
Thedrowningmanhasjustbeenbroughtoutofthewater.Heisdying.
B:
Whatwouldyoudointhesituation?
A:
Weshouldlayhimonhisbackandtrytostarthisbreathingatonce.
B:
Whatcouldwedotopreventthisaccident?
A:
Weshouldlearnhowtoswim,neverswimaloneanddon’tswimindangerousrivers.
Picture2
Trafficaccident
Callforadoctororanambulance;neverpullheroutofthecar
Findenoughpeopletoliftthecarsafelyandtakehertohospitalatonce.
Lookatbothsidewhencrossingthestreet.
A:
Thewomanknockedoffherbikebythepassingcarandwasbadlyhurt.
B:
Whatcouldyoudo?
A:
Don’tmoveher,andcalltheambulance.
B:
Whatcouldwedotopreventtrafficaccident?
A:
Everyoneshouldfollowthetrafficrulesandbeattentiveandcarefulandneverrunintraffic.
Picture3
Burns
Call119firstandtellthemtheexact
Addressonthephone.
Ifsomeoneisbadlyburnt,weshouldcall120toaskforanambulance.
Neverplaywithfire.Becarefulwithgas.Makesurethatalltheelectricwiresaresafe.
A:
Theman’shousecatchesfireandisburningdown.Heisrunningoutofthehouse.
B:
Whatwouldyoudointhesituation?
A:
Weshouldfindthenearesttelephoneandcall119.
B:
Whatcouldwedotopreventtheaccident?
A:
Don’tleavelampsandcandlesburninginyourhouse,andbecarefulwhenyoucook.
Picture4
Bleeding
Trytostopthebleeding,Pressahandkerchiefontothebleedingpointandholditthere.
Holdupthepartofbodywhichisbleedingifpossible.
A:
Thegirlishurtandisbleedingbadly.
B:
Whatwouldyouinthesituation?
A:
Weshouldhelphertopressfirmlyonthebleedingpointusingacleanhandchief.
B:
Whatcouldwedotopreventtheaccident?
A:
Don’tplaywithknivesorthesharpobjects.
Picture5
Cuts
Gotothehospitalatonce.Neverpullitoutofthecut.
Ifthecutisnotserious,wecanwashtheareaofcut,dryitandcoveritwithapieceofdryandcleancloth.
A:
Whatshouldyoudoifyoufindtheoldmanwithaknifeinhisarm?
B:
Leavetheknifeinandgethimtohospitalasquicklyaspossible.Ifyoupulltheknifeout.you
maycausemoredamage.
Picture6
Choking
Makehim/herspitbypattingher/himontheback..
Toavoidthis,weshouldn’ttalkorlaughwheneating.
A:
Themanischokingwhileheiseating.
B:
Whatshouldyoudointhesituation?
A:
Ifyouarewelltrainedinfirstaid,youcantrytogetoutthethinginthemouthandcleartheairway.
B:
Whatcouldwedotopreventtheaccident?
A:
Don’teattoofastanddon’tchewyourfood.Don’ttalkwhilehavingfoodinthemouth.
(Wordsandexpressionstobeused:
drowningbleedingchokingsituationpreventpoisoncontainercatchfireelectricalequipmentfirstaid)
Step3Speaking
T:
Justnowwe'vediscussedwhatweshoulddowhensomeaccidentshappen.Butyouknowcertainthingsathomecanbedangerous.Sowemustknowwhatweshoulddoandshouldn'tdo.Herearesomedosanddon'ts.Workinpairstotelleachotherwhatyoushoulddoandshouldn'tdo.
Task1.Discussion:
Whatshouldyoudoifyoufind……
1)apersonfalloffthesecondfloor?
2)apersonwhohasstoppedbreathing?
3)apersonwhoselegisbleeding?
Whatthingsathomecanbedangerous?
Electricalequipment,knives,Electricfires,hotwater,Poisons,windows,ladders
Task2.Discussion:
Howtopreventusfrombeinginjuredathome?
Electricity:
Makesurethatelectricwiresaresafeandthatchildrencan’ttouchthem.
Cooking
Ifapanofoilcatchesfire,turnoffthegasandcoverthepanquickly.
Thingsinmouth:
Don’tleavesmallthingsonthefloorortablewhichababycanputinitsmouth.
Poisons:
Don’tpourpoisonsintoothercontainers,forexample,emptybottles.Keepthemonahighshelfoutofthereachofchildren.
Whatmustyoudoifyouarebadlyburnt?
Cooltheareaofskinatonce.Washtheareaofskinunderthecoldtapofseveralminutes.Putapieceofdrycleanclothovertheareaoftheburn.
Howdoyoudealwithasimplecut?
Washtheareaofthecut,dryitandcoveritwithapieceofdrycleancloth.
Whatshouldyoudowhenapersonisbittenbyananimal?
Washthewoundundercoldrunningwater,andthenseeadoctorassoonaspossible.
Moreadvice
Gasfires:
Ifyouareusingoneofthese,checkthatawindowisopen.
Water:
Makesurethatyoungchildrencannotgetclosetopools,lakesandriversbythemselves
Ladders:
Don’tusethemonawetfloor.Getsomeonetoholdtheladderforyou.Don’treachsidewayswhilestandingonaladder.Getdownfirstandmovetheladder.
Additionaladvice
1.putawayknives,forks,containerswithhotwaterbeyondthereachofchildren.
2.tellchildrennottoplaywithmatches,lighters.Inshort,tellthemnottoplaywithfire.
Don’tforgettophone120and110whenevernecessary!
Task3Inpairs,practisetalkingaboutwhatyoushoulddoandshouldnotdo。
Uset