苏教版8A Unit 1(Reading1)教案

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8年级上册Unit 1 Friends

(Reading 1)

Teaching Aims:

At the end of the class, students will be able to

1. guess general meaning from keywords and context;

2. skim text for overall meaning and scan for details;

3. identify specific information about different people from their friends’

descriptions;

4. use adjectives to describe a person’s appearance and personality;

5. recognize the use of comparatives and superlatives.

Teaching contents:

Words and phrases:

voice; singer; almost; round; sense; bored; fit; knock; straight; sweet; smile; choose

1. one of my best friends

2. be willing/ready to do sth.

3. any time

4. give one’s seat on the bus to someone in need

5. be/ become a singer

6. the tallest boy in our class

7. wear small round glasses 8. make him look smart

9. have a good sense of humour 10.make sb. do sth.

11.feel bored 12.do not fit well under the desk

13.walk past 14.knock sth. onto

15.say a bad word/ bad things about sb.

16.worry sb.

17.choose sb. as the best friend

Sentence patterns:

1.She is willing to share things with her friends.

2.She always gives her seat on the bus to someone in need.

3.They make him look smart.

4.When he walks past our desks, he often knocks our books and pens onto the

floor.

5.She smiles often and never says a bad word about anyone.

6.I can tell her anything because she can keep a secret.

Important points:

The students are able to identify specific information about different people from their friends’ descriptions.

Difficult points:

The students are able to

1. guess the meanings of the new words from the context;

2. describe their friends’ looks and qualities.

Teaching Aids: Multi-media

Teaching Procedures:

Step one Revision and lead-in

T: Yesterday, we talked about qualities of a good friend. What makes good friends?

We know, there’s a writing competition in Teenagers magazine. Can you write about your best friend? This class, let’s read three entries as a model.

Step two Reading

Task 1 Fast reading

What are the names of the writers’ best friends?

Task 2 While-reading

1. Match the names with the three photos and describe their looks, guess the meaning of the new word “fit”.

2. Find the information about the three students’personalities, guess the meanings of “willing, generous, have a good sense of humour, bored, sweet, smile” from the context.

3. Complete Part B1 on p.9. and check the answers.

4. Do some true or false questions (Group competition) .

5. Complete Part B2 on p.9.

Task 3 Post-reading

1.The students read an Aesop fable “Two men and a bear”.

A question: Is the thinner man the fat man’s true friend?

The thinner man is not the fat man’s true friend. When the fat man was in danger, his friend didn’t help him but ran away. A friend in need is a friend indeed. So, when our friends are in danger or in need, we should do our best to help them. We should not be selfish.

https://www.360docs.net/doc/4e8142261.html,plete Part B4 on p.10.

T: We can see, Betty, Max and May all have good qualities. They’re the writers’true friends. Will you choose them as your best friend? Who will you choose and why?

3. A guessing game

The students describe their friends’looks and ask others to guess: Who is he/she? Then describe their qualities and some related details.

4. Retelling

Step three Some useful phrases

Step four Homework

Blackboard design:

Reflection: