七年级英语上册《Unit 7 Shopping grammar》教案 （新版）牛津版-（新版）牛津版初中七年级上册英语教案.doc

Unit 7 ShoppingGrammarAims：1. To learn to use “some” and “any” 2. To learn “ there be” structureKeys and difficulties: 1. To use “some” and “any” correctly 2. Usage of “ there be” structureTeaching processStep 1 Leading-inWhats the date today? Its in December now. Christmas is coming. And I want to have a Christmas party. What do I need for a Christmas party?1. Give a picture of some bread: Do I need any bread?2. Give a picture of some fruit and drinks. ( To lead students to use I need some.) 3. Maybe I also need some paper cups. Teach: paper cupsStep 2 Presentation & PracticeA: Students in Sunshine Middle School plan to have a Christmas too.1. Now, lets look at this picture. Does Kitty need to buy any food for the party? ( To lead students to answer: Yes, she does. She needs to buy some food.) But, what happens? 2. Show another picture: Does Kitty have any money? ( To lead them to answer that she doesnt have any money.)3. Kitty needs to buy some food, but she doesnt has any money. Lets look at Millie and Daniel. They are talking about what to buy for the party. Can you use “some” or “any” to complete their conversation? ( SB. P85, on the slide)4. What do you know about them now? Do they have differences? Choose some students to say something about it. Then to show the similarities and differences on the slide.5. To show “ some” in questions when we are making offers and requests.B: I need to buy some food for the party too. Please look at the things on the table.1. Whats on the table?( To lead students to use “ there be” to answer this question.)2. To show some questions to present “ Is there.” and “ Are there.” structure. And lead them to answer “ Yes, there is/are” or “ No, there isnt/ arent” 3. To use “ there be” to make dialogues. 4. Let some students to conclude the rules of “ there be” in negative sentences and questions.5. Millie is writing about shops around her school. Please help her complete her article with the correct forms of “ there be” ( SB. P86, on the slide)6. A rule conclusion for “ there be”Step 3 Exercises ( on the slide)