七年级英下册1-6单元复习教案人教新目标版.doc

第二节
Review of units 1-6

ⅠTeaching Aims and Demands
1. Knowledge Objects
Learn and recognize the pronunciation of key words.
Listen for specific information.
2. Ability Object
Train students’ listening skills.
3. Moral Object
Listening is an important ability in learning English. Practice listening to something every day, and you’re sure to make great progress.
Ⅱ. Teaching Key Points
Learn and recognize the pronunciation of key words.
Listen for specific information.
Ⅲ. Teaching Difficulties
Train students’ listening skill.
Ⅳ. Teaching Methods
Listening methods.
Ⅴ. Teaching Aids
A tape recorder
A computer
Ⅵ. Teaching Procedures
StepⅠGreeting
Greet the class as usual.
Check the homework.
StepⅡ 2a 2b
1 Play a recording for three conversations. Listen and circle the words you hear in these conversations.
2 Play the recording at least twice. Check the answers.
3 Play the same recording again. Some animals in the chart are in the wrong places. You’re to listen and draw lines from the animals to their correct places.
StepⅢ 2c
Play the recording again. Students listen and complete the chart. If many students aren’t able to finish the activity, play the tape once more.
StepⅣ 2d
1 Play the recording for conversation 3 again. You’re to listen and write down what Li Fang, Kelly and Nick want to be when they’re older and why, point out the sample answer.
2 Check the answers.
StepⅤ 2e
1 Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer questions. Check that you have the same answers in your charts in activity 2b.
2 While doing the activity, don’t look at your partner’s chart.
StepⅥ Summary
In this class we’ve mainly done much listening practice. All the activities provide practice with recognizing the pronunciation of words and listening for specific information.
StepⅦ Homework
Write a passage about what Paul did from Friday to Sunday and where he did these activities.
Write a passage about what Li Fang, Kelly and Nick want to be when they’re older and why.

Blackboard Design

Review of units 1-6
Target language:
A: Where is the elephant?
B: The elephant is across from the lion.