外研版英语九年级上册 Module12 Summer in LA Unit1.doc

MODULE 12 Summer in LA
Part 1: Teaching design
第一部分 教学设计
Function
Describing a course
Structure
Agreement of subject and predicate
Listening/Speaking
● Completing a table
● Asking and answering about future plans and activities
Reading/Writing
● Identifying a passage; matching titles with paragraphs
● Describing a language course
Around the world
Summer camps
Task
Having a class discussion about summer courses
Unit 1 Your host family is meeting you at the airport.
■ Warm up by talking about the picture.
Hello, class. Would you go to study abroad after you graduate from this school? I think some of you will be studying abroad. But first let’s go to page 96 to look at the picture. What do you see in the picture? Could you talk about what you see and what they do in the picture? You may make use of the example sentences below.
This hospital has accommodation(s) for 400 patients. 这个医院有400个床位。
It's a great accommodation to me. 这对我很方便。
He attends classes at a college. 他在一所大学上课。
I was at Training Class of Environmental Protection. 我在环境保护训练班。
I was in the class of 1989. 我是1989级的
She was at the top of her class. 她是班级中出类拔萃的。
No jeans, please. 请不要穿牛仔裤。
She was in jeans. 她穿着牛仔裤。
Jack up your shorts! 把你的短裤拉上！
He likes wearing the shorts in summer.
他夏天喜欢穿短裤。
He tore his trousers. 他撕破了裤子。
The trousers fit perfectly. 这条裤子非常合身.
Where did you go for your vacation? 你去哪里度假了？
School children are on vacation. 小学生们正在放假。

■Listen and read.
On page 96 is a conversation among Lingling, Daming, Tony, Head Teacher and Becky Wang. What are they talking about?
Before we listen to it, let’s go on to read it first. While reading, try to: cut/ the sentence into thought groups, study the predicative, darken the connectives and underline all the useful expressions (阅读过程中，断开/意群，观察谓语构成，圈出连词，摘录短语搭配。)
Useful expressions (有用的短语搭配)
look nice, look smart, a bit tight, the whole class, behind…, welcome to the school prize-giving, one’s special guest, the singer with…, a huge fan, give a warm welcome to…, present the prizes, as a pupil, get the special prize, pocket money, do an English course, start on August 1st, meet … at the airport, start work in the studio, on 3rd August, a wonderful prize
■ Study agreement of subject and predicate.
Singular subjects need singular verbs. Plural subjects need plural verbs.
These are the basic rules for the agreement of subject and predicate.
Now go over the conversation to find some sentences to support these rules.
Your hair looks nice!
My new trousers are a bit tight ...
Everyone is watching us.
The whole class is just behind us.
The group is very popular——everyone in my family is a huge fan!
so finally, the New Standard team gets the special prize.
■ Turn the conversation into a text.
We are now going over the conversation again to turn it into a text.
At the school prize-giving Betty’s hair looks nice. Daming looks smart. But his new trousers are a bit tight.
Everyone is watching them. The whole class is just behind them.
The head teacher steps onto the platform and welcomes everyone to the school prize-giving. He says the special guest is the singer with Crazy Feet. The group is very popular. The head teacher says that everyone in his family is a huge fan. He asks us to give a warm welcome to Becky Wang.
Becky Wang says she’s pleased to present the prizes today. She says, as a pupil, her time here
was very important.
So finally, the New Standard team gets the special prize. They're flying ... to Los Angeles! Their travel is free, their accommodation is with American families, and their pocket money is 100 dollars each.
■ Close down by asking and answering questions about goals.
1. What is your biggest goal in life?
2. How do you plan to achieve that goal?
3. What are your “short term” goals?
4. What are your “long term” goals?
5. Should parents help their children set goals?
6. What are your educational goals?
7. What are your financial goals?
8. Is having a goal in life effective in becoming successful?
9. Do you have any goals that you feel are unrealistic?
10. How do people's goals change from country to country?