Unit1教案（英文版）Unit 1 The OlympicsLesson 1:Higher, Faster, StrongerTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: modern, gold, record, event, twentieth Oral words and expressions: ancient, Athens, Beamon, medal, shooting, athlete, silver, bronze, sprintTeaching Aims:1.Learn about the history of Olympics.2.Encourage the students to work hard for our country.TeachingImportant Points:1.Learn something about the Olympics.2.Wishes and congratulations.Teaching Difficult Points:Some words and expressions used in the Olympics.Teaching Preparation: some pictures of OlympicsTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1.Show some pictures of Olympics to the class. Let the students say something about the Olympics. Show some new words to the students with the help of the pictures. At the end, introduce the topic of the unit to the class.e to “THINK ABOUT IT.”Step3.Listen to the tape and answer the following questions.1.When were the first Olympics?2.When did the modern Olympics start?Step4.Now let’s learn how to use the new words. Make some sentences with the new words. Sometimes they can guess the meanings of the new words. Step5. Read the text and find out the words that stand for places, time, medals, sports and events.Places: Greece, Athens, Sydney, Mexico City, Los AngelesTime: ancient, modern, BC (Before Christ), ADMedals: gold, silver, bronzeSports and events: race, sprint (a short race), long jumping, shooting Step6. Discuss the main ideas of the text. Answer the questions in Quick Quiz! Have the students talk about the history, sports and events, and famous athletes of the Olympics.Step7.Divide the class into several groups. Talk about the 2008 Olympics Games. What do the students know about it?e to “LET’S DO IT”.Play the game in the class. Divide the class into several groups. Then each group have a student in front of the class to imitate a sport. The others guess by using “Is it______?”Step9. Homework1.Finish the activity.2.Search on the Internet for more words about the Olympics. Summary:Today’s subject is familiar to the students, but the English words about the Olympics are difficult for them. So we must spend a little time to deal with the new words. Show some pictures to help the students know more about Olympics. The pictures also help the students know about the history of Olympics.Lesson 2: Swimming for GoldTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: close, race, seem, tie, up and down, beat, the others, volleyballOral words and expressions: Barcelona, freestyle, Thompson, swimmer, spectatorTeaching Aims:1.The sports that Chinese are good at.2.Stimulate students’ learning inte rest.Teaching Important Points:1. Express wishes and congratulations.2. Learn Direct Speech and Indirect Speech.Teaching Difficult Points:Direct Speech and Indirect SpeechTeaching Preparations: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Preparation:Step1. Play a game.Divide the class into several groups. Every group says a sport. The others must say two sentences about the sport. When they are in trouble, the others and the teacher can help theme to “THINK ABOUT IT’.Talk about swimming.1.What do you think of swimming?2.Where do you like to swim?3.Is swimming good for us? Is it dangerous?Let the students talk about the questions in pairs. Then give their answers in front of the class.If you like swimming, you must pay attention to the safety. Don’t go swimming alone. Don’t swim in the deep water. You must keep touch with the others.Step3.Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1.Who won China’s first gold in swimming?2.Who was the second in the match?If the students can’t write Jenny Thompson correctly, please write it on the blackboard for them.Step4. DiscussLet the students talk about the swimming about China. They can talk according to the following order.The players’ names: Zhuang Yong, Luo Xuejuan, Qian Hong, Lin Li, Yang WenyiThe events: freestyleStep5. Read the text and analyze the text in details.1.In which event did Zhuang Yong win the gold medal?2.Was it a tie?3.Did she win the other medals at the same time?4.Who else won Olympic medals in swimming at the 1992 Olympic Games? e to “LET’S DO IT.”Divide the class into several groups. Talk about why they can get the gold medal. What can we learn from them?It’s their love to our country that supports them to get the gold. They need spirit to overcome themselves. That’s what we need in our learning. Step7. Homework1. Finish off the activity book.2. Go on the nest reading in the student book.Summary:We are Chinese. We are proud of ourselves. How can Zhuang Yong get the gold medal? They love our country. They want to do better than the others. It’s not easy for them to get medals. They pay their sweat and hard work. What can we do now? We must study hard from now.Lesson 3: Are You an AthleteTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: volleyball, table tennis=ping-pong, luck, tennisOral words and expressions: design, rope, jump rope, sit-up, push-up Teaching Aims:1.Learn about the Olympics events.2.Cultivate the spirit to compete in life and study.Teaching Important Points:1.The Direct Speech and Indirect Speech.2.The Object Clause.3.Wishes and Congratulations.Teaching Difficult Points:The Direct Speech and the Indirect Speech.Teaching Preparation: some ballsTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Divide the class into groups. One student acts, the others in the group guess the sport. Let’s see which group can get the most scores. Step2. Show the students the language points with the flashcards. Such as: the same as, good luck, jump over, two more timesMake sentences with the expressions.The book is the same colour as that one.Good luck to you.Don’t jump over the wall. It’s too high.You can jump two more times.Step3. Class OlympicsHave a class Olympics in the classroom. The teacher brings rope and ball to the classroom. Divide the class into several groups. Every group has two students in front of the class at a time. One student is the player, the other is the timekeeper. Now compete in the classroom.Step4. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:What’s Danny’s idea?Step5. Read the text and find out what Jenny’s idea is. Is it OK? At the same time, practice how to express wishes and congratulations.e to PROJECTLet the students find out the event that they fit. They must think carefully:What will they need if they want to have the event?How many people do they need?How will you keep the score?How will you measure the time?Step7. Homework1.Finish the activity book.2.Go on reading the student book.Summary:We have classroom Olympics in our classroom. It’s good for the students. It will increase students’ interest of learning English. Prepare some techniques before the class. Keep the time in one minute. You’d better give them praise if they get the first. When they are doing the sports, let the others practice the expressions: good luck, the same to you, congratulations.Lesson 4: Good Luck to YouTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: do one’s best, give up, believe Teaching Aims:1.Learn more about the Olympics.2.Study hard for our country.Teaching Important Points:1.Wishes and congratulations.2.Some language points.Teaching Difficult Points:Some language points: do one’s best, good luck to you, up and down, believe inTeaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1.Show some pictures of the champions. Liu Xiang got the gold medal in 110-metre hurdle race. Show the picture to the students. Then let them listen to the Chinese song.Step2.Show more pictures of Chinese athletes to the students. Then let them discuss the following questions:Who is the athlete?What does he do?How many Olympics did he take part in?Did he get medals in the Olympics?Step3. Listen to the tape and sing the song together. If t hey can’t follow it, play the tape again.Step4. Read the tape as a poem. Then show some language points to the class. Let them make sentences with the language points or organize a short passage. Remember the language points in a certain situation.Step5. Let the students sing after you. Act out when you are singing. All the students stand up and sing loudly.e to “LET’S DO IT”Divide the class into several groups. Every group sends a few students to the front to tape part in some events. Begin the events, while the others cheer for their players. Try their cheers or songs in the class. We can change it as the events change.Summary:Play songs of our country or show more pictures of our country’s athletes. Let the students feel the strength of our country. All the people come to the same place to complete. We remember friendship is the first and the competition is the second.Lesson 5:Danny’s Very Special GuestTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: guest, such, able, great, practise Oral words and expressions: Jeff JohnsonTeaching Aims:1.Know more about the foreign athletes.2.Know the saying: Failure is the mother of success.Teaching Important Points:1.The tense of the object clause.2.The use of the Direct Speech and Indirect Speech.Teaching Difficult Points:The tense of the object clause.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”.Ask some students to answer the questions. If some students can imitate the famous singer or player, they can act in front of the class.Ask the students to come to the front and act. The others guess who the man is and what his job is.Step2. Listen to the tape and answer the following questions.1.Who will come to Danny’s school?2.What does the man do?Step3. Read the text. Encourage the students to ask questions by themselves.1.Why does Danny have to write the diary?2.What’s Danny’s favourite sport?3.What should Danny do if the wants to be in Olympics some day? Step4.DiscussionImagine you are a report. You are going to see your favourite star today. What will you ask him. Work with your partner. Now imagine he is the star. After five minutes, ask the students to act their dialogue out in front of the class.Step5. Come to “LET’S DO IT”.Give them a little time. Then let the students finish it in front of the class.After a student tells his story, the others can ask questions.Step6. Homework1.Finish off the activity book.2.Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary:We all have dreams so we like film stars or players. Sometimes we don’t think we can do well in class. But we are better at swimming or skating. Everyone has shortcomings. If we want to do better, we must work hard at it. If we need help, we can ask our classmates and teachers for it. Work on!Lesson 6: Diving “Dream Team”Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: dream, age, victory, catch up with Oral words and expressions: Dream Team, Sydney, dive, diver, Atlanta, platform, springboard, champion, coachTeaching Aims:1.Learn about the spirit of Olympics.2.Works hard to have our dreams come true.Teaching Important Points:1.Know more about the Chinese Dream Team.2.The history of diving in the Olympics.Teaching Difficult Points:Understand the history of the Chinese diving.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”.Ask the students what they think of the Dream Team. Talk about the Dream Team of China. What sports are much stronger in China?Let the students work in pairs. Talk about the questions in this part. Then let some students speak in front of the class.Step2. Show the picture of Fu Mingxia who is diving. Now talk about the diver. What do the students know about her? All of the students take part in the brainstorm and make a complete answer. Then we can write down. Step3. Listen to the tape and answer the following question:1.Who is in this text?2.What is she?Step4. Read the text and check the answers. Now we know more about Fu Mingxia. Then ask some students to retell the experience of her.Step5.Show some pictures of Chinese and foreign divers. Sum how the diving is going in Chinese. If we want to keep the record, what should we do? e to “LET’S DO IT.”Give them a little time. Try to finish the task in this class. Divide the class into several groups. Then let them discuss this part.Ask some students speak in front of the class. The others listen carefully and say their different opinions.Step7. Homework1.Finish off the activity book.2.Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary:“All work and no play make Jack a dull boy.” We all know this saying. Don’t make your students study all the time. Ask them to care about the development of our country in many ways. In their free time, they can watch TV and read newspaper.Lesson 7: Don’t Fall off the PizzasTeaching Contents:Master words and expressions: result, none, fewTeaching Aims:1.Learn the spirit of Olympics.2.Make use of the spirit in class.Teaching Difficult Points:1.How to demonstrate something clearly.2.How to write e-mails.Teaching Difficult Points:The tense of Object Clause.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1.Divide the class into several groups and sum what we learned in this unit. Do you think what Jenny wrote in her diary?Let some students give their answers in front of the class.Step2.Listen to the tape and answer the following questions:1.How many events did Jenny’s class invent?2.Whose invention did Jenny like best?Step3. Read the text and check the answers. Then encourage the students to ask more questions about this part. They can stand in front of the class and point out which student to answer the question.Step4. Make sentences with the language points: one by one, be fun, catch up with, think ofWe go into the classroom one by one.Playing football is fun.Nobody can catch up with me in the race.Who can think of better idea/Divide the class into several groups. Every group has the same people as other teams. We play a making sentences game with the four phrases. The team who finishes the work first is the winner.Step5. Use the same groups to read the text. Which team can finish the text first? Every group has a student to see if the others read the text correctly.Step6. Come to “LET’S DO IT’.Write e-mails to your pen pals. Try to finish the task in front of the class. Ask some students to present their e-mails in front of the class. Step7. Homework1.Finish off the activity book.2.Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary:The best way to learn a foreign language well is to use it. Give the students more time to practice in the class. The use of the teacher is to instruct them. Give them help when they are in trouble. Class is a large stage for the students to act.Lesson 8: Unit ReviewTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions from Lesson1 to Lesson 7.Oral words and expressions from Lesson 1 to Lesson 7.Teaching Aims:1.Learn more about the Olympics.2.Learn the spirit of the Olympics.Teaching Important Points:1.Wish and congratulations.2.Direct speech and indirect speech.Teaching Difficult Points:Direct speech and indirect speech.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: review lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Ask the students to develop an event in groups. Ask them to say the rules of the game clearly and the play the game in front of the class. If they can’t play the game in the class, they must tell why not.Step2. Do the exercises in Lesson 8. Discuss some problems on the blackboard. At the same time, explain some important language points again. Remember to give examples.Step3. Come to “Do You Know”.Let the students to make examples to use the expressions. Can they find the correct situation to use them? If they are in trouble, the teacher can help them.Step4. Come to “Class Review Activity”.Bring some techniques to the classroom. We can play the class activities. Let the students speak English as much as possible.Step5. Sing the song “Good Luck to You”.Step6. Homework1.Finish off the activity book.2.Preview the last unit.Summary:Playing games is what the students like to do. So put the language points into the games. Let the students grasp the grammars and learn to use them in the happiness. Learning English happily is the aim that we are hunting for. So pay more attention to design suitable games for the students.Unit 2教案（英文版）Unit 2 Biggest, Longest, WidestLesson 9: Be a Champion!Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: whetherOral words and expressions: ordinaryTeaching Aim:1.Let the students learn about the world records in a variety ofcategories.2.Cultivate the spirit of teamwork.Teaching Important Points:1.Expressing happiness.parative and Superlative Degrees of Adjective and Adverbs. Teaching Difficult Points:Comparative and Superlative Degrees of Adjective and Adverbs. Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Show the picture of Liu Xiang in the 2004 Olympics. He broke the world record of 100-metre hurdle race.Let the students talk about the race the perfect performance of Liu Xiang. Step2. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”.Divide the class into groups of three or four. Discuss the following questions:1.Do you know of any world records? What are they?2.Who broke the world record in the last Olympic Games? What can youlearn from them?3.What world record do you think you can break?After five minutes, ask every group sends a student to speak in front of the class.Step3.Listen to the tape and decide the following questions are true or false.1.Brian’s idea is to play basketball without stopping.2.Danny ate a banana for lunch.3.Brian said Danny was the world’s funniest di nosaur.Step4.Read the text and finish the exercises.Read the text and fill in the blanks.Jenny, Brian and Danny are talking about how ordinary people can ______a world record. Brian’s idea is to _______ ______ for a ______ _______ without stopping. He thinks they could _______ ______. Some of them would _______ while some others slept and ______. Danny is going to drink a lot of _______. He will eat more fruits and ______ to be the world’s ______ dinosaur.Give the students about five minutes to read the text, and then finish the exercise.Let’s check the answers in oral in class.Step5. Come to “PROJECT”.Divide the class into groups of three or four. Let’s have brainstorm. Discuss what they have done differently in their life. What do you thinkare gr eat in your life? Share your opinion with the class. Let’s see if it can be a world record.Search on the Internet for some of the world records. Then the class will have more laughs. Ask each group to record what they think are interesting. Why? Let them give reports to the class.We finish the project in two classes.Step6. Homework1.Finish off the activity book.2.Go on the next reading in the student book.SummaryWe can practice the main grammars with the objects around us. We observe and feel the things around us more carefully. We have a chance to enjoy our life deeply. Encourage the students to search on the Internet. Internet is the most important means in our today’s life.Lesson 10: Where’s the Highest HotelTeaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: tower, thick, wholeOral words and expressions: Grand Hyatt, locate, length, astronaut, dam, gorge, the Three Gorge DamTeaching Aim:1.Learn the different styles of adjectives and adverbs.2.Know more about the world’s records.Teaching Important Points:1. Master the comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives and adverbs.3.Learn more about the world’s buildings and structures.Teaching Difficult Points:How to describe the buildings’ length, width, and depth in English? Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:e to “THINK ABOUT IT’.Let some students answer the questions loudly in class. If one can’t say it completely, the others can add the content.The teacher asks the students: Do you like traveling? Where did you traveled to?If the student that you ask didn’t travel ago, let him imagine where he will go if he has the chance to travel.Step2.Listen to the tape and tell if they are true or false.Listening task: True or False1.The Grand Hyatt Shanghai in Pudong is the highest hotel in the world.T2.Liu Yutian walked the whole length of the Great Wall for three years.F3.The Three G orges Dam will be the world’s biggest dam. TFinish the exercise in class in oral.Step3. Read the text and answer the following questions:1.Which tower is the tallest building in China?Jin Mao Tower.2.How long is the Great Wall?It’s more than 7240 kilometres long.3.How much will the Three Gorges Dam cost?It will cost 205 billion yuan.Step4. Do with the language points using the flashcards.7240 kilometres long. 9.75 metres thick. 2.3 kilometres long, 185 metres tall.Make some examples to practice the phrases.The river is 10 metres wide.The house is 2 metres tall.Step5. Do with the language with the objects.The teacher points to the classroom and lets the students to describe it. Point to a dictionary and ask the students to describe it.Let the student find other things and describe them.Step6. Come to “LET’S DO IT”.Do it in the class in oral. This is similar to step 5. Practice more. Let the students do it in turns.For example: 2They can say like this: I want to be two metres tall.The tree is two metres tall.The river is about 250 000 metres long.Step7.Homework1.Finish off the activity book.2.Go on reading the student book.SummaryIt is a good way to practice the language points with the help of the flashcards. They can remember the grammars easily because of the colourful pictures. Another way is to use the things around us. The students can go near it or touch to begin his report. The students will be more interested in English than before.L esson 11: Don’t Fall, Danny!Teaching Content:Mastery words and expression: weigh, ton, including, humanOral words and expressions: whale, average, bumblebee, bat, gram, centimeter, Thailand, tortoise, cheetahTeaching Aims:1.Learn more about the animal’s world records.2.Stimulate the students’ learning interests.Teaching Important Points:parative and superlative degrees of adjectives and adverbs.2.Some words and expressions.Teaching Difficult Points:Comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives and adverbs. Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1.Let the students talk about the world records of the animals. What do you know about the world records?How do you know this information?Can you see something about the anima, such as: Where do they live? What do they like to eat?Divide the class into groups of three or four and discuss the questions. Then ask one of the groups give a report in front of the class.Step2.Now let’s listen to the tape and tell us what Danny is doing, why does he do so?Ask them try to listen to the world’s longest, smallest, oldest and fastest animals.If there are some students can answer the questions, remember to praise it.Step3. Role-playAsk the students to act out a dialogue in former groups. They must think of a world record that they are going to break. Then let one student do this. The others say something about the world record. You’d bet ter let them search for a real world record before the performance. They try to imitate the action. Now they can begin their dialogue.After five or six minutes, let them act it out in the front. The others can correct their mistakes.Step4. Read the text and try to answer the following questions:1.What’s the world record of standing on one foot?2.What’s the world’s largest animal?3.What’s the world’s smallest animal?4.What’s the world’s oldest animal?5.What’s the word’s fastest animal?Check the answers in the class in oral.Step5. Let’s discuss the text in details.1.How long has Danny stood on one foot when Jenny saw him?2.How largest is the world’s largest animal?3.How small is the world’s sm allest animal?4.How old can the tortoises live in the world?5.How fastest can the cheetah run?Discuss the questions in former groups. Then give a report to the class. Step6. Come to “LET’S DO IT”.Begin this part in groups. They can imagine the appearances of the animals and the habits of the animals.Work together and then present their results to the class. Give a vivid demonstration of the animal they create.Step7. Homework1.Finish off the activity book.2.Go on the next reading in the student book.Summary:Ask them to search on the Internet for the information of the animals. Then report in class. Now they use the grammars we are going to build: Comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives and adverbs. Compare some animals with the others. Tell the differences between two animals that they say one time.Lesson 12: Let’s Go the Farthest!Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: father, farthest, bridgeOral words and expressions: falconTeaching Aims:1.Learn more about the foreign culture.2.Know more about the world records.Teaching Important Points:Comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives and adverbs. Teaching Difficult Points:Superlative degrees of adverbs.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aids: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1.Listen to the tape and the students imitate after it. Play the tape for two times; let them feel the rhyme and the feeling.Step2. Read the text as a poem. This is a beautiful poem. It is worth for two times.Step3. Let several students sing the song in front of the class. If they can’t, ask the students to listen to the tape again.Step4. Teach the students to sing the song line by line. Let’s sin g together.Step5. Do with the language points.Give examples to practice the grammar: Superlative degrees of adverbs. Step6. Homework1.Finish off the activity book.2.Go on the next reading in the student book.SummaryThere are many beautiful songs in the student book. It is the summary of the main grammars of this unit. It is the short for the main idea of important grammars. We must learn the song by our hearts. It is very useful for the students to learn more about the foreign culture.Lesson 13: Who’s the Champ?Teaching Content:Mastery words and expressions: list, anybodyOral words and expressions: JonesTeaching Aims:1.Create the spirit of competing.2.Practice the spoken English.Teaching Important Points:1. Grasp the rules of comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives and adverbs.2.Choose and write down a list of records.Teaching Difficult Points:The using of comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives and adverbs.Teaching Preparation: picturesTeaching Aid: audiotape, flashcards, picturesType of lesson: new lessonTeaching Procedure:Step1. Come to “THINK ABOUT IT”.The teacher can begin like this: What activities did you take part in? Did you win or lose?Let the students discuss the questions in groups in three or four. Talk about the questions for a while. Then ask one of the students to report in front of the class.Step2. Listen to the tape and repeat after it. Then ask the students to retell the story in their own words. One student is retelling the story. If the others have different ideas, they can say their own views.。