北师大高一英语unit5_lesson3
Who is Kong Xiangdong?
Kong is considered the best and the most active Chinese pianist, who is most famous for his enthusiasm(激 情) when playing the piano.
One of his famous works is Ode to the Yellow River.
Who is Kong Xiangdong?
He began to learn Kong was born in the piano at a very 1968 in Shanghai. young age.
Task 4 Decide if the statements are true (T) or false (F). 1.Kong is a world-famous pianist. He plays not only classical music, but folk as well. T 2. Kong combined Chinese folk with the piano because he wanted to make himself famous.F 3. Because of Kong’s persistence(坚持) and talent, he became a great pianist at last. T 4. Because of losing his own identity in some ways, Kong decided to rediscover the beauty in Chinese folk music. T 5. Kong changed his appearance to show that he paid no attention to Chinese folk music. F 6. Kong wanted to play Chinese music in order T to make the world learn about China.
prize ______ winner At 18: became the youngest ______ in Moscow’s Tchaikovsky International Competition
Afterwards: he went on to ____ win _______ awards across
9.Personally, I think appearance is the decisive (决定性的) factor to decide whether one can succeed or not in the entertainment circle.
appearance n. the way that sb/sth looks on the outside 外貌，外观
It is folk music. Erhu is played.
It is folk music. Pipa is played.
It is folk music. Guzheng is played.
What instruments do people usually use when they play Chinese folk music?
root n. the part of a plant that grows under the ground 根
st week’s talent show was a great success.
talent n. a natural ability to do sth well 才干，天才
3.How did he feel after years of performing?
4.What did he think of Chinese folk music? 5.Why did he shave off his hair? 6.How did he become famous worldwide?
Read and answer
1.What kind of music is Kong most famous for? Classical music. 2.Why did he combine classical music with Chinese folk music? Because he wanted to create something new. 3.How did he feel after years of performing? He felt that in some ways he had lost his identity.
para1
Why Kong began experimenting in Chinese folk music.
Kong is a pioneer in music.
para2
para3 para4
Kong changed his hairstyle to go with his new music style. How Kong becomes a well-known pianist.
at times =sometimes 有时，间或
5.---My father smokes a lot. I am worried about his health. ---Why don’t you ask him to quit it?
quit v. to stop doing sth.; to leave your school, job, etc. 停止，戒掉；辞职
Pre-reading
Let’s learn some new words.
Try to guess the meanings of the underlined words according to the contexts. ng lang is a world famous pianist.
pianist n. a person who plays the piano 钢琴家
2.As a musician, playing the same music in different cities is very boring.
musician n. a person who plays a musical instrument or writes music 音乐家
10.The magician(魔术师) transformed the rabbit into a flower.
transform vt. to change the form, appearance or character of sth.
转换，转化
New words 1.pianist
Match the words with their Chinese meanings. 2.musician 3.clap 4.at times 5.quit
Who is Kong Xiangdong?
In his Dream Tour Concert, he even shaved off all his hair and changed his appearance to suit his new music style.
Today, he keeps playing the piano all around the world.
Who is Kong Xiangdong?
In 1985, when he was 17, he won the first place in a national pi is Kong Xiangdong?
In 1986, at the age of 18, he took part in the 8th Moscow’s Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition and won the bronze medal.
What kind of music do you know?
Let’s enjoy some wonderful music.
Try to guess what kind of music they are; what instruments are played.
classical(古典的), folk(民间的), pop(流行), jazz(爵士), traditional(传统), rock ‘n’ roll(摇 滚), R&B(节奏布鲁斯), rap(说唱), country(乡村)
有时 停止，辞职 轻拍 钢琴家 音乐家
6.identity
7.root
根
天才，才干
8.talent
9.appearance
转换，转化
外貌，外观
10.transform
身份
While-reading
Task 1: Listen to the text carefully and find out the main idea of each paragraph. Pay special attention to the 1st and the 2nd sentences. Then match the paragraphs with the following topics.
Task 3 : Read the text again and answer the following questions.
1.What kind of music is Kong most famous for? 2.Why did he combine classical music with Chinese folk music?
北师大版高一英语必修第二册(2019版)Unit5_Lesson3_同步练习(解析版)
Unit5 Lesson3 同步练习（1）（解析版）阅读、完形填空、语法填空强化训练一．阅读理解（共8小题）AIn the past 50 years, the amount of water in the open ocean with zero oxygen has gone up more than fourfold. In coastal water bodies，including river mouths and seas, low-oxygen sites have increased more than tenfold since 1950.Scientists expect oxygen to continue dropping even outside these zones as Earth warms .“Oxygen is fundamental to life in the Oceans,” said Denise Breitburg, a marine ecologist with the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center. “The decline in ocean oxygen ranks among the most serious effects of human activities on the Earth ’s environment. Actually, it's a great loss to all the support services that rely on recreation and tourism, including hotels and restaurants and taxi drivers and everything else. The reverberations(严重影响) of unhealthy ecosystems in the ocean can be extensive.”In areas traditionally called “dead zones" , like those in Chesapeake Bay and the Gulf of Mexico，oxygen plummets(大幅下跌) to so low levels that many animals die. As fish avoid these zones, their habitats become smaller and they’ re easier to be attacked or caught. But the problem goes far beyond “dead zones”. Even smaller oxygen decline can prevent growth in animals, hinder reproduction and lead to disease or even death. It also can cause the release of dangerous chemicals such as nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas up to 300 times more powerful than carbon dioxide. While some animals can boom in “dead zones”，overall biodiversity falls.Climate change is the key criminal in the open ocean. Warming surface waters make it harder for oxygen to reach the inside of the ocean. Furthermore, as the ocean as a whole gets warmer, it holds less oxygen. In coastal waters, too much nutrient pollution from land creates algal blooms, which use up oxygen as they die and break down.People's livelihoods are also on the line, the scientists reported, especially in developing nations. Smaller fisheries(渔场)may be unable to relocate when low oxygen destroys their harvests or forces fish to move elsewhere. So we humans have to carry on a war now and win the war.1．What does the first paragraph mainly talk about?A．The ocean has been losing its oxygen.B．The amount of sea water is increasing. C．The coastal water bodies are dangerous.D．The Earth becomes warmer and warmer. 2．What can we infer from Denise Breitburg's words?A．Different oceans have different levels of oxygen.B．The decline in ocean oxygen has great influences.C．The future of tourism relies on the levels of ocean oxygen.D．The decrease in ocean oxygen is the most serious environment problem.3．How does the “dead zone" affect sea animals?A．It offers more food.B．It forms dangerous gas.C．It reduces their living areas.D．It produces more carbon dioxide.4．How can we win the war according to the text?A．By closing smaller fisheries.B．By controlling humans' bad activities.C．By improving people's living standards.D．By stopping nutrients entering the ocean.【答案与解析】1．A. 主旨大意题。
高中英语北师大版高一上册《unit5-Period Ⅲ》课件
• In a word，there are no living things on the moon. • 总之，月亮上没有生命。 • Don't translate English into Chinese word for word. • 别逐字逐句地把英语译成汉语。
• 完成句子 • ①雇主要求他立刻离开；换句话说，他被解雇了。 • The employer asked him to leave in no time；
• 他声称自己是工人的朋友，不过现在我们知道了真相。
• 完成句子 • ①她把自己描画成世界上最好的母亲。 • She __________ the kindest mother in the world. • ②能被提拔代表国家参赛，是多数运动员的最
高荣誉。 • To be chosen ____________ is the highest honor
• The moment I saw him，I knew what had happened.
• 见到他的那一刻，我就知道产生了什么事。 • I recognized you the minute I saw you. • 我一见你就认出你来了。
• 完成句子 • ①下次来时，一定记着把你儿子带来。 • ________ you come，do remember to bring
represent...as...把……描画成 represent oneself as/to be自称是……/声言…… represent sth.to sb.向某人说明某事； 向某人转达某事 representative n．代表 adj.代表性的；典型的
• He represented himself as/to be a friend of the workers， but now we know the truth.
新北师大版高中英语必修一Unit 3 Lesson 3 Memories of Christmas
Why:
Help
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customs and its
cultural
meanings
How: In first person In time order
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This lesson is intended for senior one students
Special Occassions
介绍英国聚会的注意事项和祝 贺与表达感谢的场景，了解英 美文化习俗，树立多元文化观。
Writing Workshop
An Event Description
描述作者爷爷70岁生日场景，记叙 事件的内容，了解与体会事件背后的
情感与内涵
Vewing Workshop
Paper Cutting
Module 1 Unit 3 Celebrations Lesson 3 Memories of Christmas
Period 1
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Content
Theoretical basis
Analysis of teaching material& students
Teaching objectioves Teaching focuses & difficulties Teaching & learning methods
➢ Cultivate critical, divergent and creative thinking
➢ Develop independent and cooperative learning
Teaching procedures Blackboard layout&teaching reflection
北师大版高中英语选修二Unit5 Lesson3
• routine n./adj.常规的，按照惯例的，例行公事的 • routinely adv. 常规地，按照惯例地，例行公事地
• motion n. (U) move v.移动，运动 • 词根mot=move :运动，移动 • motor n. 发动机，电动机，汽车 promote • pro-向前，伸出
• arrange vt/vi. arrangement n. • vt. 安排某个事情 • arrange to do sth. 安排做某事 • arrange sth for sb.为某人安排某事 • vi. 安排具体的人或物、东西 • arrange for sth/sb安排某物/某人 arrange for a meal • arrange for sb to do sth安排某人去做某事 • make an arrangement/arrangements for... 为....做安排 • arrive at/come to an arrangement/arrangements谈妥，达成协议
work on time.因为有了机器的帮助，我们才能按时完成工作。
• at a time 一次、每次 • at one time = once 曾经，一度 • at no time 决不 • at any time 任何时侯 • at all times= all the time =always一直、总是
• be used to doing sth.习惯于做 某事
• wait for sb/sth等待/等候某人/ 某物
• be used to do sth.被用于做某事 • wait for sb/sth to do sth等待/等 • used to do sth.过去常常做某事 候某人/某物做某事
北师大高一英语必修三unit全单元教案
Unit 7 The Sea教材分析I．涉及内容本单元内容主要围绕海洋展开,主要涉及：海洋探险的故事；海洋污染的现状、缘由及危害；对海洋动植物；相关的海洋故事;II．教学目标1.知识目标：2.语言技能：3.情感态度目标：学习探险家勇于探索的精神,培养开创意识；培养环境意识,自觉维护人类赖以生存的环境4.文化意识目标：了解中、西方海洋探险及探险家的事迹；了解海洋动植物、海洋资源、海洋污染等,增强环境保护意识III．教学重点和难点1.教学重点：1 本单元的生词和短语2 where, when, why, prep. + which/whom3 表示比较的形容词定语从句2.教学难点：1对海洋及环境保护话题的询问和要求做出恰当的反映2运用表达个人观点和见解的交际用语IV. 教学计划：本单元分为六个课时：第一课时：Warm-up第二课时：Lesson 1第三课时：Lesson 2第四课时：Lesson 3第五课时：Lesson 4第六课时：Communication workshopV．教学步骤：Period 1 Warm-upTeaching Goals:1. learn the new words of this part.2. To arouse Ss’ interest in the sea.Teaching Procedures:Step 1. Leading-in:Show some pictures about the film: Finding Nemo.This is a story about sea. Show some pictures about sea and the animals in the sea.Step 2. Warming upExercise 1.Listen and match the four sea sounds with the photosExercise 2.Let Ss read the Key Words and discuss which activities they know, which they can guessand which they need to look up in the dictionary.In pairs, Ss discuss which activities they do and which they would like to do or would not like to do and where they could do them.The pairs report back to the class about what they would like to do and where. Ss see if there are any activities that nobody in the class has done.Exercise 3. Ss listen to find out which activity each person is talking about and not to worry about understanding every word. Listen twice if necessary.Exercise 4. Ss read the key words and then listen again. Let Ss find which key words does each speaker use to describe their activity.Step 3. PracticeAsk Ss to think of a sporting activity they do and to choose some adjectives to describe how it feels. Ss discuss their activities in pairs.Step 4. HomeworkPreview Lesson 1.Period 2Lesson 1 The Sprit of ExplorerTeaching goals:1. To practise reading for specific information.2. To practise using relative clauses with when, where and why.3. To practise using relative clauses with prepositions and relative pronouns.4. To review and consolidate the relative pronouns.Teaching procedure:Step 1. Leading-inLet Ss discuss who arrived in America first, using their knowledge fromhistory class.a Christopher Columbusb Ancient Greeksc Chinese sailors dVikings. And then let student discuss other people they know, who have lived or arrived in America. Let student guess the meaning of the words listed and find Chinese meaning on page 108. Then if possible, elicit more discussion about these places, such as location, climate, people and their lives.Step 2. Reading1. Have Ss look at the map on page 8&9 and then encourage Ss to scan the textto find out about the Vikings’ three major discoveries.Get Ss to read the text again for specific information about the three discoveries. Then in pairs, complete the table in Exercise 3 with the information they get. Check the answers and then get Ss to read the text aloud.2. Encourage Ss to work in pairs and ask as many questions about the text as they can.In pairs, do Exercise 4 with the given questions and their own questions. Check the answer in class.Step and phrases1. Do exercise 6 on page 92. Phrases:1 They achieved this long before Columbus ever set sail.早在哥伦布启航前,他们就已经到达那里了;set sail 启航set about doing sth. 开始做某事The government must set about finding solutions to the pollution problems.2 According to the old stories of Iceland and Norway, Eric and Red was forcedto leave Iceland because he had committed a murder, for which he got into trouble.根据冰岛和挪威的传说,埃里克雷德因为一起谋杀案而惹上麻烦,并被迫离开冰岛;according to…根据,依照Do the experiment according to what your teacher tells you to.get into trouble…陷入困境,陷入麻烦Do not go to computer rooms, or you’ll get into trouble.3 He persuaded some people to go back with him to Greenland.他说服一些人和他一起回到了格陵兰岛;persuade sb. to do sth. 说服某人做某事persuade sb. not to do sth 说服某人不做某事persuade sb. into doing sth 说服某人做某事persuade sb. out of doing sth 说服某人不做某事talk sb. into doing sth 说服某人做某事talk sb. out of doing sth 说服某人不做某事persuade sb. of sth. 使某人信服某事He persuaded me into majoring in physics.I persuaded her not to go hiking with him. = I persuaded her out of going hiking with him.How can you persuade them of the advantages of solar cars4 Not long after Eric the Red had landed in Greenland a man called Biarni setsail from Iceland in search of Eric’s party.埃里克雷德登上格陵兰岛后不久,一个叫比阿尼的人就从冰岛起航寻找埃里克一行人;in search of… = in the search for…寻找,寻求search sb./ some place 搜查某人/某处search for sth./sb. 寻找；寻求某物/某人The family were running from street to street in the search for the lost child. The policeman was searching the man for drugs.The army were searching the ruins for survivors.Step 4. Grammar: Relative clauses21Let student read the sentences in Exercise 7&8, and direct them to find what the italic words refers to and how where, when and why can be used.Relative adverbs where and when can be used to give information about places and time. After the word reason, we can use why in relative clauses.2Let Ss do Exercise 9, and find out how prepositions and pronouns work together in the sentence. Then, let Ss discuss why there are prepositions before relative pronouns and how to choose the right preposition. Relative pronouns can be used as the objects of prepositions. Usually we use prepositions before which and whom: preposition + which/whomLet student think which words are used to join two sentences together and then go to Grammar Summary 1 on page 92 for more information about the rules.3Let Ss do Exercise 10&11 individually and then check the answer.Step 5. Language in UseWork in groups and write about a famous event or a famous person in history. Try to use relative clauses when, where, which, who… in description. Encourage some groups to read their description to the class. The others listen and counthow many relative clauses the group has used and whether they used them correctly. Example: “I have a dream ”, which was a speech made by Martin Luther King, is one of the most famous in American history…Homework:Review Relative ClausesPeriod 3Lesson 2 Protect the SeaTeaching goals:1. To practise listening for specific information2. To practise using abbreviation for notes3. To practise showing that you are following what the other person is saying and give opinion.Teaching procedure:Step 1. Leading-inThe Earth’s seas and oceans receive the burnt of human waste, whether it is by deliberate dumping or by natural run-off from the land. In fact over 80% of all marine pollution comes from land-based activities and many pollutants are deposited in estuaries and coastal waters.1 Let Ss discuss these questions: How do people use the sea How is the sea important to people Example: People catch fish in the sea. There are many more things that we can find for food in the sea.let as many Ss as possible to repot their results to the class.2 let Ss think what is sea pollution Find the meaning of these key words and let Ss use them to talk about the issue.Key words: pollute, pollution, over-fishing, industrial waste, agricultural, waste, plastic, oil, chemicals, rubbish, deal with a problem, ban Have Ss work in pairs to discuss different kinds of sea pollution and make a list from their findings. And then let Ss to report their results to the class. Step 2 listen to learn.Exercise 3: Let Ss listen to the conversation and get the general idea of it: What is Zhi Hong’s project about And then read the listening strategies with the class. Review the strategies for listening for specific information with Ss. Elicit examples of situations from real life in which people listen for specific information, . listening to the weather forecast, listening to announcements at stations and airports. Tell Ss we can use abbreviations when taking notes. Draw Ss attention to the technique of using the first few letters of a word Sat. Prof…Exercise 4: Get Ss to look at the table first and then point out that theyneed to listen for specific information to complete the table. Divide the conversation into two parts: in the first part, let Ss concentrate on the two problems and the reasons for them; In the second part, let Ss pay attention to the solutions to problems. At last, play the conversation again and ask Ss to give their opinions about different reasons for sea pollution. Encourage them to make suggestions for preventing sea, river and lake pollution.Exercise 5: let Ss read the Function File and see if they can guess the missing expressions from the box. And then, let Ss listen again and see if they are correct. Step 3: Pronunciation: showing interesting ⅠLet Ss listen to the conversation and make a note of whether the listener is interested or not. Check the answer and listen again, pausing after each item. Step 4: Writing and speakingExercise 7:Ask Ss if they would like to do a project about the sea. Get them to look at the subjects and discuss in groups which subject they would like to choose from. Then, read through the questions below and elicit suggestions for each of them so that each of them has some ideas to start with. At last, let Ss write notes about the subject they have chosen.Subjects: sea animals, water sports, history of sea travel, ports, sea fishing, science and the sea.Questions: Which subject are you interested inWhat do you already know about the subjectWhat do you need to find out about the subjectHow can you find out more about the subjectsHow will you present your projectExercise 8: Let Ss read through the example dialogue, drawing attention to both the question forms and the responses. Then, let Ss work in pairs and take turns to interview each other. At last, let someone tell the class some of the most interesting tings about their partner’s project about the sea.Step 5. HomeworkReview lesson 3: The Sea WorldPeriod 4Lesson3 The Sea WorldTeaching goals:1. To get familiar with descriptive texts2. To practise using sea animal vocabulary3. To practise using comparative and superlative structures.Teaching procedure:Step 1. Leading-inWater covers about 75% of the earth’s surface. In it swim billions of fish from over 25000 species. These fish can be tiny or huge. They can be round, box-like, or long and slim.Let Ss looking at the pictures and identifying the fish and animals. Ask Ss if any of them know other animals which live in the sea.Step 2. ReadingElicit the title of each section of the brochure and ask Ss which sections they think will be more interesting for them. Then, let Ss skim the brochure quickly and concentrate on the sections that appeal to them. At last, let Ss read the context again, then, check the answer of exercise 2&3.Exercise 2. Read the brochure. Find where you can see these things in Underwater World:1. fish which use a light to attract food Virtual Reality Voyage2. dolphins in performance Sea Theatre3. fish that appear to fly in the water Ocean Floor4. sea creatures that children can touch Discovery Pool5. a big iceberg Polar WorldExercise 3. Let Ss read aloud the first example with as many expressions as possible. Then, let Ss read the other comments and match them to the areas of the aquarium. At last, check answers.Answers: 2. polar world 3. discovery pool reality voyageRead the text again and pay attention to the linking words used to contrast different ideas or opinions but/ on the one hand/ on the other hand/ however and ask Ss to translate them into Chinese.Step 3. voice you opinionLet Ss discuss which part of the “Underwater World ” they would like to visit and why. Then, encourage some groups to report their results to the class. At last, ask Ss if they have ever been to a similar aquarium or sealife center-if so, encourage them to tell the class what it was like.Step 4. Grammar: comparison of adjectivesFirstly, review the comparison by asking Ss to find all the examples of comparison in the brochure. Secondly, read the uses a-c, and match them with sentences1-4 . And then let Ss do Exercise 6 in pairs. At last, ask Ss to read Grammar Summary 2 for reference.1 同级比较往往由"as + 形容词/ 副词的原形 + as"的句式表达；当然也要注意它的否定形式;第一个as的前面可以加上表示倍数的词、或是某些副词修饰语：twice , three times , nearly , almost , just , exactly , not nearly根本不, by no means 绝不, quite 等等;例如：Asia is four tomes as large as Europe. 亚洲有欧洲的四倍大亚洲比欧洲大三倍;James is not nearly as tall as Robert. 詹姆斯根本没有罗伯特高;Cast iron is almost as useful as steel. 铸铁差不多与钢一样有作用;She hasn't been quite so unlucky as she pretends. 她还没有象她常装出的那样不幸2 "比较级 + than"引导不同级的比较;"比较级" 前同样可以加倍数或程度副词, 如：far远,even甚至,much许多,still更,还,a lot许多,a little / bit一点,rather相当地,slightly略微,not any不再,three times …三倍、……,等等;不同级的比较主要用于表示人与人、事物与事物之间不同之处的比较,其意义为"A比B更怎么样一些";例如：They worked even harder than they promised. 他们工作得比他们答应的还要卖力;This street is narrower than that one. 这条街比那条街窄一些;This book is far more interesting than that one. 这本书比那一本有趣多了;You've been working much harder than I have. 你一直比我工作得努力多了;She came even earlier than I asked him to.她来得甚至比我叫她来的时间还要早;3 比较级中的两个特殊作用的结构是：the + 比较级 + 句子,the + 比较级 + 句子 ;和比较级+ and + 比较级 ;前一个句型结构表示的意义是"越怎么样就越怎么样",在这个结构中的两个"比较级"不要求一定词性相同,它们各自的词性要依句子的需要而定；后一个句型结构表示的意义是"越来越怎么样",在这个结构中的两个 "比较级"则要求词性相同;例如：The harder you work at your study, the better academic records you will have.你学习越努力,你的成绩就越好;The more we have, the more we want. 人欲无穷;When winter is coming , it gets colder and colder .冬天来临,天越来越冷了;He became less and less satisfied with the football team's performance.他对足球队的表现越来越不满意了;4 形容词的最高级前一般必须有定冠词the, 这种结构的一般表达方式是最高级 + 表示范围的状语,其意义是"某人、某事在某个范围内最……";使用这种结构时我们应该注意,形容词的最高级前面一般说来要加用定冠词the ,而副词的最高级前面的定冠词往往可以省略;例如：He is the tallest of the three boys. 那三个男孩中他最高;That is the biggest lake in our province. 那是我省最大的一条湖;Joe runs fastest in our school .桥在我们学校跑得最快;Let Ss do exercise 7, 8&9. And then check the answer.Answers:Exercise 5 :Exercise 6 :Exercise 7 : 1. smaller 2. the most intelligent 3. The biggest friendliest 5. better 6. the easiest 7. the most popular Exercise 8 : 1. This boat is more expensive/ faster / more comfortable.This boat is smaller / cheaper.2. This man is younger/more handsome/heavier/stronger.This man is taller/ thinner.Exercise 9 : height, length, the biggest, length, as much as.Step 5 language in useKey words:intelligent, hairy, fast, slow, common, friendly, dangerous, big, small, colorful, beautiful, ugly, noisy, heavy.Let Ss go through the Key Words, asking Ss to suggest an animal that demonstrate each quality. Then, each Ss thinks of an animal and writes down some notes to help when describing it. At last, Ss take turns to describe and guess their animals, using comparative structures.Step 6. homework1. Ss work in groups, writing a paragraph comparing two places in their town or area, . two restaurants/ cinemas/ schools/ football teams/ parks/ sports centres/ supermarkets. Then, the group read out their paragraphs and see if the rest of the class agree with them.2. preview lesson 4: Sea StoriesPeriod 5 Lesson 4 Sea StoriesTeaching goals:1. To read sections of a story and sequence then use prediction strategies and linking words.2. To use linking expression related to time and sequence.3. To use wordbuliding techniques to form nouns, verbs, adjectives and verbs. Teaching procedure:Step 1. Leading-inLet Ss discuss the films listed, saying what they are about and giving their opinions of them. Then discuss any other films in which the sea is importantTitanic, Waterworld, Jaws, The Piano, Treasure Island, The Day After Tomorrow Example: I’ve seen Jaws. It’s about a dangerous shark. It’s very frightening. And then let Ss look at these words below in the pictures:barrel, cloud, fisherman, fishing boat, moon, wave, whirlpoolStep 2. Read to learnⅠ.Reading Strategies: sequencing1. Look at the pictures and decide which shows the beginning, middle andend of the story.2. Read each paragraph. Pay attention to the linking words. They often helpyou decide the order of events, . one day, suddenly, in the end.3. Decide a possible order for the paragraphs.4. Read them in that order to see if the story makes sense.Use the strategies to put the paragraphs in correct order: B A CⅡ. Let Ss read the story again and answer these questions:1. Why did the writer’s younger brother fall into the sea2. Why did the boat go towards the whirlpool3. Why did the writer tie himself to a barrel4. Why didn’t his bro ther do the same5. Why did his old friends not recognise himⅢ. Language points:1 All at once, the sky was covered with dark clouds and in less than a minutewe were in a terrible storm.all at once = suddenly 突然；忽然be covered with… 被……覆盖着通常指被具体的事物覆盖. The dishes were covered with a piece of cloth.be covered by… 被……覆盖着通常指被笼统的或数量大的事物覆盖. Most of land is covered by water2 In the end, a boat picked me up.pick up = collect救起,捡起,拾起. Pick up the pieces of paper on the floor, please.pick up = learn, get something学到,听到,获悉. He picked up English while working in America.See if you can pick up anything about the future plan.pick up = let somebody into a vehicle搭载;得病. I am now at the school gate. Can you come and pick me up to the park Don’t travel to that area, or you may pick up bird flu.Ⅳ. Do exercises6. Read the words to the class and ask them what function these words have. They all give information about time or sequencing . Ss work individually completing the text. They can compare answers with their partner before checking the answer.Step 3. vocabulary: WordbulidingⅠDivide Ss into three groups. Each group studies one section of the story to find words describing feelings. And then, the groups report back to the class and the words are written on the blackboard.Ⅱ. Let Ss study the table and see if they can guess what the other forms of the word are. Then, they can read the text and see if their guesses are right. At last, do exercise 9.Step 4. speakingAs a whole a class, discuss ideas for each of the four situations, eliciting as many suggestions as possible. Then, Ss can report back to the class and Ss can decide which is the best action for each of the situations.Answers: uncommon, length, luckily, dead, unsafe, unclear, scientists, unable. Step5. HomeworkWrite a story containing all the linking expressions: one day, then, suddenly, when, afterwards, in the end.Period 6 Communication WorkshopTeaching goals:1. To write a report about a tourist attraction.2. To practise using linking words of contrast.3. To prepare for and take part in a public debateTeaching procedure:Step 1. Leading-inThe model report shows the style of reports in British English: use of formal language, use of umbers and letters to outline the main and subsidiary points, clear structure with a statement of things in favor, a statement of things against and a conclusion.Exercise 1. let Ss work in pairs and make comments about aquarium. And then, make similar comments about their town or their school.Step 2. Writing: A ReportRead the instructions and make sure Ss understand the task. Explain that Ss do not have to understand every word to carry out the task. Then, let Ss read the report and match the paragraphs with the headings. At last, check the answers.Point out the heading of the report: what information does it give How is this heading different from that of a formal letter Make Ss aware of how clearly the information is recorded. A good report should have a very clear structure and use very clear language.Stage 1: Talk about some of the tourist attractions in your area, . a zoo, a national park, a museum, a skating rink. And then choose one attraction for each person.Stage 2:Prepare a list of the good points and bad points of your attraction.Good points: modern buildings / latest technologybeautiful coralamazing icebergeducational –good for small childrengood picnic areaBad points: too many fish in a small areadolphin show cruelwait too longcafé food not very goodpoor sound quality in the virtual reality show Stage 3: Plan paragraph like this: general description→list of good points →list of bad points→conclusionStage 4: Read through the report and check it.Example:We think the Olympic Park is a great place to go because it not only has fantasticstadiums for Olympic Games but also has many beautiful gardens.Step 3. listeningListen to someone giving his opinions of the plans, and judge which of these people do you think he is.➢an unemployed person with children➢ a local shopkeeper➢the owner of a fishing boat➢someone who has just bought a cottage in Dolwyn Bay➢Someone from the oil companyStep 4. Speaking: Public DebateIf you prepare for and take part in a debate. Follow these stages: stage 1. Choose different roles and write notes about his/her opinionsstage 2. Give your own opinionsStage3. Take turns to give opinion.Read through the example with the class and point out how one speaker states his/her case before the next speaker agrees or disagrees and then goes on to state his/her case. Remind Ss that this is a “public debate”, not an informal conversation among friends. Each person is allowed to finish what they want to say before the next person speaks. In groups, Ss take turns to give their opinions. When everyone in the group has spoken, the group has a general discussion and tried to reach agreement.Step 5. songLet Ss read through the text and guess the missing words. Then, let Ss listen to the song and complete the text.Ask further questions: what is the situation in the song Where is the person going Who is he going to see Is the person really sailing And then let Ss discuss what images are used to express the idea of “returning”“feeling unhappy” “having difficulties”Step 6. Homework:1. Review unit 72. Preview unit 8。
北师大版高中英语必修第一册Lesson 3
UNIT-1 Life ChoicesLesson-3 A volunteer teacher教学设计本节课是高中英语第一册Unit 1 Life Choices的第三课A volunteer teacher，课型是阅读课，介绍了一位叫做张天（译音）的大学毕业生，在偏僻地区做志愿者教师的故事。
通过本节课的学习，让学生学会如何描述一段成为志愿者的经历，如何表达个人感受以及如何用英语表达从事志愿者过程中的细节描写。
1.语言技能目标（1）学生能够借助关键词，在理解文章大意的基础上，找出段落主题句，完成读前问题；（2）用所学的词汇和语言的对课文进行复述。
2.语言知识目标（1）能够正确运用以下单词和短语：inspire, independently, apply for, imagine, live up to, flash, deal with, be responsible for, attractive, as well as, fist ever, satisfied, treat sb as...；（2）能掌握-ed/-ing形容词表达对物或人的修饰。
3.文化意识目标（1）了解英语交际中如何根据对方的话语作出恰当的反应；（2）了解志愿者工作的辛苦以及学生对志愿者事业的思考。
4.情感态度目标热爱志愿者活动，积极参与不同的志愿者活动，从中学会如何克服困难，如何与人际交往，在新环境中进一步树立准确的语言学习观。
1.重点（1）如何使用地道的英语介绍志愿者活动；（2）正确理解并运用-ed/-ing形容词的修饰对象。
2. 难点（1）能用得体的英语表达自己从事志愿者活动的细节、个人情感；（2）能正确识别-ed/-ing形容词的修饰对象并准确使用。
Unit 5 Lesson 3 教案 2022-2023学年高中英语北师大版(2019)必修第二册
Unit 5 Humans and Nature Lesson 3 Race to the poleObjective:By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:Understand the story of the race to the South PoleAnalyze the language and structure of the textDiscuss the significance of the race to the South PoleWrite a short essay on the race to the South PoleWarm-up:Show students a picture of the South Pole and ask them what they know about it. Encourage them to share any information or stories they might have heard about it. This will help activate their prior knowledge and engage their interest in the topic.Vocabulary:Introduce the vocabulary words in the text.Have students look up the definitions of these words and write them down in their notebooks.Reading and Analysis:Have students read the text silently.Analyze the language and structure of the text. Discuss the use of descriptive language, dialogue, and figurative language.Discussion:Ask students to discuss the following questions in pairs or small groups:Why do you think people embark on dangerous expeditions like the race to the South Pole? What qualities do you think are necessary to succeed in such a race?Do you think the risks and dangers involved in such expeditions are worth it?Have each group share their thoughts with the class.Writing:Ask students to write a short essay on the significance of the race to the South Pole. Encourage them to use the vocabulary words introduced earlier in their writing.Exercises:Vocabulary Matching: Have students match the vocabulary words related to "Race to the Pole" to their definitions.ExpeditionTrekHaulingTrekkingEndurancea. The ability to withstand difficult conditions.b. A long and difficult journey, especially on foot.c. A journey undertaken by a group of people with a particular purpose, especially that of exploration, research, or war.d. The act of pulling or dragging with effort or force.e. To go on a long and arduous journey, typically on foot.Fill in the Blank: Provide sentences related to the text and have students fill in the blank with the appropriate word.Roald Amundsen and Robert Scott were both explorers who raced to be the first to reach the ____ Pole.Amundsen's team relied on _____ to pull their sleds and transport supplies.Scott's team faced many challenges, including harsh weather conditions and problems with their _____.In the end, Amundsen's team was successful due to their better _____ and planning.SouthDogsEquipmentEnduranceAnswers:Vocabulary Matching:cedbaFill in the Blank:SouthDogsEquipmentPlanningHomework:Have students research and write a short report on a famous explorer or expedition in history. They should include information on the purpose of the expedition, the challenges faced, and the outcome. They can present their report in class the following day.。
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我们需要感谢先辈伟人的智慧。他们早就 知道，人不可能什么都懂，而且或许永远 都不会知道所有的事情，也就是说世界总 是充满问题的。
We owe so much of our knowledge and understanding of the world to people like Bacon and Galilei, who were brave enough to step out from the shadows of conventional thought in order to find the kingdom of knowledge that today's civilisation is built upon.
教会和许多人一样往往忽视事实，不愿意 去挑战自己一直以来相信的东西。事实上， 当伽利莱证明地球不是宇宙的中心时，人 们没有选择相信他，而宁愿相信将近2000 年前的陈旧观点！
It is not surprising that people wanted to believe these primitive ideas as they had been put forward by the great philosopher Aristotle (384-322 BCE)．He said that the Earth must be the centre of the universe because it felt like the Earth was standing still. Galilei disagreed.
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—Galileo Galilei
Unit5HumansandnatureLesson3Racetothepole教学设计-高中英语北
Q2.How did they feel at the end?
引导学生思考Scott的队员们前后心情变化的原因。
分析与判断
基于文本进行合理推测
Step2.Make inferences
引导学生获取梳理和整合关键信息并使信息结构化，促进学生对关键信息的理解、把握和内化。
获取梳理细节信息
思考和讨论：Amundsen率领的挪威队先到达南极的原因。给出自己的总结和判断
Ss. discuss :
1)Why do you think Amundsen’s team get to Antarctica so fluently ?
passage again and fill in the table on
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【语言修辞】
本文语言风格朴实，引用了Scott日记和书信，展示他面对死亡的所思所想，给读者很强的代入感，引人入胜。
【作者的意图】
作者希望通过阅读Scott所率领的团队进行南极探险的故事，加深了人们对于英雄的理解，并从不同的角度解读了什么是成功，理解Scott探险队所展现出的面对灾难迎难而上不屈不挠的精神亦值得人们尊重与学习。
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Step3.Readthe dairy and letters to find the mood change of Scott.
Unit 5 Lesson 3 Race to The Pole 高中英语北师大版必修第二册
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1.According to the time clue, how many parts can we divide the text into?
Four parts
(Para.1-3) Part Two (Para.4-5 ) Part Three (Para.6-10)
Part Four (Para.11)
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Read And Explore
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England Norway
On 1 June, 1910 explorers
3.Let’s scan the passage and answer the following questions
1.What’s the main idea of the text? A The lesson from Captain Scott. B An experience of the race to the pole C The way to the South Pole can be too hard D Enough food will ensure us to go.
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On 1 June, 1910, Captain Robert Falcon Scott left London to begin his journey to Antarctica. While he was on the way to Antarctica, he received a message from the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen which said he was going south, too. Then the race to the South Pole began!