Introduction (5 minutes) |
1. The whole class work. 2.Group work and individual work. |
1.Focus their attention on the teacher. 2.Do duty report. Some students read your passage about your favorite animal to the whole class. Then the other students answer the teacher’s questions. S1: Hello, everyone! It’s my honor to share my favorite animal with you here. It’s white. It’s not big. It has two long ears and a short tail. It likes grass and carrot. I like it very much because it is lovely and cute. Can you guess what my favorite animal is? T: What’s his/her favorite animal? Can you guess? Ss: Rabbit. T: What color is it? Ss: White. T: What size is it? Ss: Not very big/Small. T:What’s its favorite food? Ss: Grass and carrot. T: Why does he/she like it very much? Ss:Because it is very cute and lovely. ... |
1.Greet students ready for learning. 2.Ask the students to talk about their favorite animal. Help them revise how to describe the animals. Practice the students’ spoken English. |
Presentation (5 minutes) |
1.Group work. 2.Pair work and individual work. |
1.Read the expressions of different times on the screen. Discuss in groups and try to find out the rules of expressions of time. 2.Do Grammar individually. Fill in the blanks. Check the answers with your partner. |
1.Help the students to find out the rules of expressions of time by themselves 2.Make the students learn to summarize the Grammar in this topic by themselves. |
Consolidation (5 minutes) |
1.Group work. |
1.Have a group competition. Look at the clock on the screen. Try to express the time in different ways. The group which can say the expressions most quickly and correctly will be the winner in this group competition. |
1.Make the students learn to use the expressions of time in different ways. |
Practice (10 minutes) |
1.Pair work. 2.Group work. 3.Individual work, the whole class work and pair work. 4.Individual work and pair work. 5. Individual work and the whole class work. |
1.Make up new conversations with your partner, using the expressions of time. A:What time is it, please? B:It’s half past nine./ It’s nine thirty. A:It’s time to go to the zoo. B: OK. Let’s go. Can we see pandas there? A:Yes. We can see monkeys, lions, tigers and elephants, too. What’s your favorite animal? B: Tigers. A: Why? B:Because they are strong. ... 2.Sit in groups. Make up a new conversation, using the sentences in “Functions”. Practice the conversation in groups. Then each group acts out the conversation. The whole class evaluate the group work. Try to find out which group is the best one. 3.Do task 1a. Know what Michael’s daily activities are before listening. Then listen to the passage and write down the time of Michael’s daily activities. Check the answers with your partner. Then the whole class check the answers together. 4.Do task 1b. Listen to 1a again. Try to write down the whole passage. The first time: get the main idea and key words; The second time: the structures, the subjects ,the objects; The third time: other words. The fourth time: check the whole passage. 5. Listen to the song in 2. Choose the title of it. Get the main idea of the song. Then listen to the tape and learn to sing the song. Then practice singing the song in groups. The groups take turns to sing the song to the whole class to find out which group sings best and the most loudly. |
1.Help the students to revise the expressions of time and the description of animals. 2.Help the students revise “Functions” in conversations. 3. Help the students learn to get some key information while listening. 4.Help the students learn to listen and write down the passage step by step. 5.Play the tape recorder to help the students learn to sing the song and enjoy the English song. |
Production (10 minutes) |
1.Group work, individual work and pair work. |
1.Do Project. Sit in groups. Look at the time in 1. Try to express the time in different ways in groups. Then guess Garfield’s activities in Pictures 2 and 5, draw them. In groups, take turns to say a sentence according to Garfield’s activities. e.g. S1:At seven o’clock, Garfield gets up. S2: Then he brushes his teeth and washes his face. He has breakfast at half past seven. S3: ... Then look at the pictures again and make up a story. Write down your story in passage. Share it with your partner. You can check the passage each other. Then some students read out your passage to the whole class. |
1.Make the students talk about Garfield’s daily activities to revise the expressions of time and talking about daily life. Encourage the students to check the passage with each other. 2. Assign homework: Review the words and expressions in this topic; Preview “Review of Units 3-4”. |