Introduction (5 minutes) |
1. The whole class work. 2.Individual work and pair work. 3. Group work. |
1. Focus your attention on the teacher. 2.Do duty report. Draw a picture of your community. Then draw up a frame about your community. Discuss your community with your partner. Then write a passage to describe your community. After that, check your passage with your partner. e.g. Frame What’s in the community? (1)Many people: teachers, doctors, officers and so on; (2)A lot of tall buildings: school, library, post office... (3)Community service center; ... Passage My name is Johnson. I live in Meishancun. It’s a big community. It’s like a big family. Many doctors, teachers and officers live here. ... 3.Sit in groups. Discuss the words about facilities and places around you. Then one student tells them to the whole class. |
1.Get students ready for learning. 2.Help the students learn to express correctly. 3.Help the students to revise the words about facilities and places. |
Presentation (10 minutes) |
1. Individual work and pair work. 2. Group work. |
1. Read through Sections A~C. Fill in the blanks in “Grammar” and “Functions” individually. Then check the answers with your partner. 2. Sit in groups. Look at the teacher’s picture about community. Try to describe it in groups, using “there be” structure in “Grammar”. Then some students report to the whole class. |
1. Help the students revise the words, phrases and functions in this topic. 2.Help the students revise “there be” structure in oral work. |
Consolidation (10 minutes) |
1. Pair work. |
1.Make up new conversations about asking and offering help in “Functions”. Practice in pairs. Then some pairs act out your new conversations to the whole class. e.g. A: Excuse me, I am new here. B: Hello. Would you like me to help you? A:Yes, thanks. Can you tell me where I can buy some fruits? B:Yes, of course. You can ... |
1.Make the students use the function sentences in real conversation. |
Practice (10 minutes) |
1. Individual work and pair work. 2. Individual work, pair work and group work. 3.Individual work and pair work. 4. Group work. |
1. Do Task 1. Read the statements in Task 1. Predict the listening material before listening. Listen to the tape. Choose the correct answers in Task 1 individually. Then check the answers with your partner. Listen again and try to fill in the blanks. e.g. My name is Bob. I come from _______. Now I live in a small ________ in Beijing. My favorite room is the ______. It’s on the ______ floor. My sister and I often _____ ______ in the study when my mother is _____. In the evening, we _____ _____ in the living room. I have a pet _____. It sleeps in the garden. Then check the answers with your partner. 2. Do Task 2a. Look at the picture in 2a. Learn some new words, move, noisy, traffic, cost, miss, fresh while talking about the pictures. e.g. T: What can you see in Picture 1? S: A lot of cars. T: Yes, you are right. The traffic is heavy in the city. And it’s noisy, because lots of people like to move to the cities. What can you see in Picture 2? S: A countryside. T: Yes, you are right. It’s a quiet countryside. The air there is quite fresh. ... Work in groups. Talk about the differences between the city and the countryside. Fill in the form with your group members.
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3. Read 2a. Write down the main idea of this passage. Check your answers about the differences between the city and the countryside. Read again and list the key words or phrases in 2b. Check your answers with your partner. 4. Work in groups. Discuss with your group members about your opinions of living in a city or the countryside. After that, write a passage about your ideas and try to use the words in 2b. Share your passages with your group members. |
1. Play the tape recorder. Check the answers. 2. Make the students learn some new words and get ready for the reading work. 3. Make the students learn to summarize the main idea of the reading passage. Check the answers. 4. Make the students learn to use what they have learned in oral and written work. |
Production (10 minutes) |
1. Group work. |
1. Sit in groups. Collect words about rooms and furniture in homes. Complete the table in Project. Discuss in groups and design your ideal home with your group members. Draw a picture of it. Write down a passage to describe your ideal home. Some groups show your pictures and passages to the whole class: In our ideal room, there will be three bedrooms, one is a study and the other two will be bedrooms. ... |
1. Help the students to use what they have learned in this topic to output information . 2.Assign the homework: Review the words and expressions in this topic. Complete the Exercise Book; Go on writing the passage to report your ideal homes; Preview Topic 3 Section A. |