九年级英语下册 Unit5 Culture Shapes Us教案 冀教版.doc

Lesson 33: Welcome, Guest! Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: shape, perhaps, thoughTeaching Aims: 1. Know more about the foreign culture.2. Good manners at table.Teaching Important Points:1. Learn different cultures.2. Practice the object complements and attributive clauses.Teaching Difficult Points:The object complements.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”.Lead in by discussing the following questions:What do you know about dinosaurs? List the names of some types of dinosaurs you know of.Discuss the questions in groups. Every member writes his or her answers down. Then discuss it in groups. Make a complete answer. Then present it in the class.Step2. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1. Where was Danny yesterday afternoon?He was at Dinosaur School.2. Did Danny learn Dinosaur song at school?Yes, he did.Finish the task in class in oral.Step3. Reading taskRead the text and encourage the students to ask more questions about this part.S1: What did Danny learn at Dinosaur school?S2: He learned dinosaur culture.S3: When will they have dinner together?S4: On Saturday.Step4. PracticeDo with the main grammar: the object complements.Point out the sentences with object complements: I find other cultures interesting.Make examples by the students:We must keep the classroom clean every day.Step5. ActivityInvite your friend to your home. What do you do? Make up a dialogue with your partner. Then let them present it in front of the class.Step6. Come to “LETS DO IT”.What do you think dinosaur food is like? Do you think Brian and Jenny will like the food? Write down your ideas. Then share it with your partner.After a while, let some students show their answers in front of the class. Remind them to tell the students why they think so.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the exercise book.2. Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary: Students are strange to hear of the Dinosaur culture. We all want to know what real Dinosaur culture is, including their food, songs, clothes and so on. Give the students time to say some other countries culture in front of the class. Let them search on the Internet for more information.Lesson 34: Dannys Dinosaur Dinner Teaching Content: Mastery words and expressions: knock, hang, hang up, offerOral words and expressions: hung, hangedTeaching Aims:1. Know about the Dinosaur culture.2. Cultivate the students cooperation ability.Teaching Important Points:1. Learn something about having a meal.2. The object complement and the attributive clause. Teaching Difficult Points:Have a meal.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”.Lead in by discussing the following questions: Have you ever invited a guest to your home? Have you ever been a guest?Whats the worst food youve ever had?Discuss the following questions in groups. Then present it in front of the class. Step2. Listen to the tape and fill in the blanks with the correct words you hear.1. When Jenny and Brian come to Dannys home, he is in the _.2. Danny gives Brian and Jenny some _ to eat.Finish the task in class in oral.Step3. Reading taskRead the text and decide the following statements are true or false.1. Jenny and Brian come to Dannys home on Sunday.2. Jenny and Brian drink some milk in Dannys home.3. Dinosaur food is certainly different.Finish the task in class in oral.Step4. Read the text again and retell the story in their own words. Correct their grammar mistakes after he finish telling the story. Ste5. Do with the language points:Make sentences with the useful phrases: Would like to? Help yourself toS1: Would you like some dumplings? S2: Yes, Id love to.S3: Would you like to have an apple?S4: No, thank you.Step6. Come to “LETS DO IT”.Divide the class into several groups to finish the activity. Every member writes his ideas on a piece of paper. Are guests important in your home? What do you do to make guests feel comfortable? Let the students show their dialogues out in front of the class. Step7. Homework1. Finish off the exercises in class.2. Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary: It is important for you to make your guests feel comfortable. At first, you must be polite. Then you can provide them with different drinks and fruits. Ask them what their favourite food is. Of course, as a guest, you must be polite enough, tooLesson 35: Keeping Culture AliveTeaching Content: Mastery words and expressions: hand in, strange, mind, shareOral words and expressions: ChinatownTeaching Aims: 1. Learn more about foreign cultures.2. Cultivate the students abilities.3. Grasp the important grammars.Teaching Important Points:1. Know more about the Chinatown.2. Having meals.3. Object complements.Teaching Difficult Points: Object complementsTeaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Lead in by discussing the following questions:Have you ever heard of Chinatown? What do you think of it? Work in groups. Everyone writes his or her answers down. Then discuss for five minutes. Present it in front of the class.Step2. Listen to the tape and fill in the blanks.This is the _ time for Danny to Chinatown.Would Chinese students visit _ _ _.Finish the task in class in oral.Step3. Read the text and answer the following questions:1. Did Brian enjoy the school trip? 2. Is there an area called Little North America in Beijing?Finish the task in class in oral.Step4. Read the text again. Then ask the students to retell the story in their own words. They can practice with her partner first.Step5. Do with the language points:Let the students read the text again. Sum the new words and language points in this lesson.Make up sentences with the new words and the language points.S1: Must I hand in the paper now?S2: Lets share the experience in the summer holiday.S3: I shall share the fruit with the little girls.S4: Will it rain tomorrow?S5: I dont think so.Step6. ActivityGroup work. If there were Little North America in Beijing, what will it be like? Divide the class into groups to finish the task. Every member writes his or her answers down. Then change it with the others. Then choose the complete one to present in front of the class.Step7. Come to “LETS DO IT”.Finish this part in groups of three or four. One student sums his groups advice. Then present it in front of the class.Step8. Homework1. Finish off the exercises in activity book.2. Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary: Chinatown is used for Chinese in America. They can speak Chinese. It if convenient for those people who cant speak English live there. They are all kinds of shops there.Lesson 36: So We Can Be FriendsTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: differenceOral words and expressions: Peru, Scotland, bagpipeTeaching Aims: 1. Learn more about the foreign culture.2. Learn to sing English songs.Teaching Important Points: 1. Keep one countrys culture.2. Grasp the object complement.3. How to use keep.Teaching Difficult Points:Keep one cultures culture.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Show some pictures about the foreign culture.Pointing to the pictures, ask the students to guess where they are and what special culture they have.Step2. Listen to the tape for two times. While they are listening, let the students sing after it in a low voice.Step3. Read the song as a poem. Let them find if it has rhythms. Step4. Ask the students to know the meaning of the song with the help of the pictures.Step5. Listen to the tape again and sing after if for several times. Step6. Let the volunteers sing in front of the class.Step7. Come to PROJECT.1. List the differences between the Chinese and Chinese cultures.Finish it in work group. Talk about the different ways in China and Canada. What are the differences between the two countries? 2. Ask the students to act short plays out in front of the class. Show what would happen in Canada and what will happen in China.Step8. Homework1. Finish off the exercises in activity book.2. Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary: Different countries have different culture. We must keep it. Students should know more about it. It can help them when they go abroad to study further. Ask the students to search more after the class. Then present it in the next lessonLesson 37: The Fox and the Stock Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: fox, flat, hardly, fetch, thin, stick, regard, realize, promiseOral words and expressions: stork, Aesop, rudely, beakTeaching Aims:1. Learn about more about the foreign culture.2. The importance of cooperation in the world.3. Improve the students creation ability.Teaching Important Points:1. The lessons we learn from the story.2. The object complement and the attributive clauses.Teaching Different Points:Practice object complement and the attributive clauses.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Lead in by discussing the following questions:Tell a story about the animals. What can we learn from the story?Finish the task in groups. Let some students come to the front and tell his class his wonderful story.Step2. Listening taskListening to the tape and find the correct answers to the following questions.1. There is a _ and a _ in the story.2. The fox brought the soup in large flat _.Finish the task in class in oral.Step3. Read the text and answer the following questions:1. Is the fox polite to the stork?2. What are the stocks noodles in?3. Were they still friends?Finish the task in class in oral. Step4. Read and tell the stories by their own words.Step5. Do with the new language points in this text.1. “Certainly” said the stork, who was doing her best to be polite.Do ones bestS1: I am doing my best to learn well.2. The stork fetched two tall, thin jars.Fetch=go and come backS2: Can you fetch me two bottles of water, please? Step6. Work in groups.Divide the class into groups. Then one member of the group tells a story which are with animals about characters. Then let the others sum the lessons that we learn from the story.Step7. HomeworkFind the most wonderful story after class. Prepare to tell the class in the next lesson.Summary: All of the students know many interesting stories about animals. We can learn important lessons from the story. They must respect others in their life, or they might have a fight. This is the same as man. We must respect others in our life. Then we can have a peaceful world. Lesson 38: One Country, Many Cultures Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: central, although, respectOral words and expressions: immigrant, tolerant, dancerTeaching Aims: 1. Know about the culture in the world.2. Keep one countrys culture.3. Create the students basic abilities.Teaching Important Points:1. The details about Canadian cultures.2. Different cultures have different features.1. Practice the object complement and the attributive clauses.Teaching Difficult Points:The object complement and the attributive clausesTeaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”.Lead in by discussing the following questions:How many cultures does China have? How many can you name? What are some of the interesting things in your culture?Discuss the questions above in groups. Then every group answers the questions one by one.Step2. Listen to the tape and fill in the blanks with the words you hear:1. Only _ percent of all Canadians are from First Nations.2. Canada has _ official languages.Finish the task in class in oral.Step3. Read the text and decide the following statements are true or false. 1. Most Canadians speak both languages: English and French.2. Canadians have many cultures.3. There is a Canadian way of understanding the world.Finish the task in class in oral.Step4. Read the text again and encourage the students to ask more questions about the text.Why is Canada home to many cultures?Can people from different cultures live together?Step5. PracticeExplain some English words in English.ancestor, central, immigrant, respect, tolerantancestor: the first people who came to live herecentral: in the middle ofimmigrant: people who come here from other placesrespect: be polite to sb. or sth.tolerant: not complainStep6. Come to “LETS DO IT.”Work in groups. 1. Guess the meanings of “bilingual” and “multicultural”. Explain them in English. Then look them up in the dictionary. Lets find out the exact meanings of the words.2. Talk about different customs. Every member writes his or her answers down. Then change their ideas in the groups. Finally, give a report in front of the class.Step7. Homework1. Finish off the exercises in the activity book.2. Search more information about Canadian cultures on the Internet.Summary: Different countries have different cultures. One culture also has many cultures. When you go to another country, if you know its culture, you may make mistakes. So it isLesson 39: Memories of Canada Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: memory, acceptOral words and expressions: hostTeaching Aims: 1. Different cultures in the world.2. Cultivate the students abilities.3. Grasp the main grammars in this unit. Teaching Important Points:1. Know about the different cultures between China and the other countries.2. The unit grammars: the object complement and attributive clausesThe Difficult Points:The differences between Chinese cultures and the Canadian onesTeaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Lead in by talkin