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Unit 2 Great peopleIntegrated skills & Study skills设计说明由学生熟悉的人物导入,向学生介绍居里夫人。引导学生阅读并完成A1部分内容,然后回答问题。帮助学生初步熟悉听力内容,降低听力难度,培养学生根据阅读材料获取信息和处理信息的能力。以A1部分剩余内容引导学生进行听前预测,激发学生了解居里夫人更多信息的兴趣,培养学生听前预测的能力。创设情境,引导学生结合实际自编对话,谈论最崇拜的人物和理由以促进学生互动学习,提高实际运用英语的能力。然后通过展示,让学生学会辨别正式用语和非正式用语,并尝试在不同场景正确使用。教学目标通过本课节的教学,让学生达成以下目标:1.知识目标掌握词汇:mathematics, scientist, radium,laboratory, professor,discovery, unknown, widely, marry a French scientist, the discovery of, get married, be unknown to, pushed for the use of X-ray machines 2.能力目标(1)了解有关居里夫人的基本信息;(2)学会从阅读和听力材料中获取信息,完成练习;(3)了解和辨别正式用语和非正式用语。3.情感目标 学习居里夫人认真严谨的态度、刻苦钻研的精神和热爱祖国的伟大情怀。重点难点1.重点:谈论名人以及他们值得钦佩的原因。2.难点:能根据场景正确使用正式用语和非正式用语。教学准备PPT课件;相关图片;录音授课时数1课时教学过程Step 1 Lead-inAsk students to have a free talk to say something about great people.Students have learnt a lot about great people. Ask students to talk about their names, jobs, personalities, qualities and so on. Then introduce Marie Curie to them. Do you know who he / she is?What did he/she do?Marie Curie—the first woman to win the Nobel Prize.Step 2 Presentation 1. Read and answerAsk students to read Millie’s notes, and then answer some questions to know more about Marie Curie.Marie Curie(1867-1934)Notes: • born in the city of Warsaw, Poland• moved to Paris, France when she was 24• studied Mathematics and Physics at a university• married a French scientist called Pierre Curie in 1895• discovered radium in their laboratory in 1898• won the Nobel Prize twice during her lifetime • died at the age of 67Questions: (1)Where was Marie Curie born?(2)What did she study in France?(3)What were she and her husband famous for?(4)How many times did she get the Nobel Prize?Answers: (1)In the city of Warsaw, Poland. (2)Mathematics and Physics.(3)Discovering radium. (4)Twice.2. Read and completeAsk students to look at the information on this great scientist. Then help Millie complete her notes with as much information as possible. After that check answers together.Marie Curie—a great scientistName: Marie CurieDate of birth: 7 November (1) _________Place of birth: (2)_________ , Poland Family: she was (3)__________ of five childrenParents: father was a (4)________ professor;mother was a (5) _________ teacherHigh school: finished at the age of (6) __________Work: worked as a (7) __________ Moved to: (8)_________, France in 1891At university: studied (9) __________ and (10)__________Married to: Pierre Curie, a (11) _________scientist , in 1895Famous for: the discovery of (12)_________ Won the Nobel Prize for: (13)_________ in 1903Husband’s death: Pierre Curie died in a(14) __________ in (15)_________Won the Nobel Prize for: (16) _________ in 1911Date of death: (17)_________ 1934, aged (18)_________Answers: (1) 1867 (2) Warsaw (8) Paris (9) Mathematics (10) Physics (11) French (12) radium (18) 673. Listen and completeAsk students to listen to a recording about Marie Curie carefully and help Millie complete the rest of notes in Part A1. Then check answers.Marie Curie—a great scientistName: Marie CurieDate of birth: 7 November (1) 1867Place of birth: (2)Warsaw, Poland Family: she was (3)___________ of five childrenParents: father was a (4)__________ professor;mother was a (5) _________ teacherHigh school: finished at the age of (6) _________Work: worked as a (7) __________ Moved to: (8) Paris, France in 1891At university: studied (9) Mathematics and (10) PhysicsMarried to: Pierre Curie, a (11) French scientist , in 1895Famous for: the discovery of (12) radium Won the Nobel Prize for: (13)_________ in 1903Husband’s death: Pierre Curie died in a (14) _________ in (15)_________Won the Nobel Prize for: (16)_________ in 1911Date of death: (17)__________ 1934, aged (18) 67Answers: (3) the youngest (4) science (5) music (6)16 (7) teacher (13) Physics (14) traffic accident (15) 1906 (16) Chemistry(17) 4 JulyStep 3 DrillsMillie is practising her presentation. However , she has forgotten some of the information. Ask students to help Millie complete her sentences. Use the information in Part A1 to help you.I think Marie Curie is one of the greatest scientists in history! She was from (1)___________. When she was 24, she went to (2)__________ to study (3)___________ and (4)___________ at a university. There she met Pierre Curie, a (5)__________ scientist. They got married in (6)___________. The couple won the (7)___________ in 1903 for the discovery of (8)___________. That was not the end of the story. In (9)__________ , Marie Curie won her second Nobel Prize, but sadly, Pierre was not there to share the joy with her —he died in a traffic accident in (10)___________.Answers: (1)Poland (2)Paris, France (3)Mathematics (4)Physics (5)French (6)1895 (7)Nobel Prize for Physics (8)radium (9)1911 (10)1906Step 4 Presentation 1. Listen and answerMillie and Simon are talking about some famous people. Do you know who Simon admires most? Listen to the conversation and answer the questions. Questions: (1)Who does Simon think is the greatest person in history? Why?(2)Who does Millie admire most? Why?Answers: (1) Neil Armstrong. Because he was the first man to walk on the moon. (2) Marie Curie. Because she won the Nobel Prize twice and pushed for the use of X-ray machines.2. Ask students to read the dialogue aloud in pairs.M: Who do you think is the greatest person in history?S: Neil Armstrong! I admire him the most.M: Oh, he was the first man to walk on the Moon.S: Yes. It was brave of him to go to a place that was unknown to humans at that time. What about you? Do you admire anybody?M: Yes. I admire Marie Curie.S: Why do you admire her?M: Because she won the Nobel Prize twice . She also pushed for the use of X-ray machines, which are now widely used in hospitals. Step 5 DrillsAsk students to work in pairs to make a dialogue using Millie and Simon’s conversation as a model.A: Who do you think is the greatest person in history?B: ...! I admire him/her the most.A: Oh, he/she was...B: Yes. It was... of him/her to...What about you? Do you admire anybody?A: Yes. I admire...B: Why do you admire him/her?A: Because he/she... He/ She also... Step 6 Lead-inIntroduce formal and informal language When we speak or write, we can use formal and informal language. We use formal language with our teachers or unfamiliar people. However, when we speak or write to our friends, we use informal language.Step 7 PresentationPresent the usage by a form.FormalInformalGreetings问候语Dear Mr / Mrs / Ms…,Ladies and gentlemanHi, Hello …Endings结束语Faithfully yours,Yours faithfullyLots of love,Yours, …Idioms习语,惯用语无have a big mouthin the soupAbbreviations缩略词无esp. Dec.…Contractions缩写式无we’ll, he’d, can’tQuestion: What are the differences between formal and informal language? (1) Different greetings(2) Different endings(3) Using idioms in informal language Idioms are phrases and sentences that do not mean exactly what they say. Even if you know the meaning of each word you see or hear, you may not understand the idiom because you don’t understand the culture behind it. e.g. It rains cats and dogs. Usually we use idioms in spoken English. They are informal. (4)Using contractions and abbreviations in informal languageContractions are short forms of words when apostrophe replace letters. e.g. we’ll, she’s, can’t. Abbreviations use only the first letters of a name or phrase, or leave out letters to shorten a word. e.g. UK, Dr They are both used in informal language. Step 8 Drills1. Improve Kitty’s letterKitty is writing to J. K. Rowling, the British writer, to tell her something about Harry Potter. Ask students to help Kitty check the language she is using and improve it if necessary.The letter:Hi!I think you’ll laugh when you read this letter. Believe it or not, there’s a real Harry Potter in the world. It’s said that it’s a lot of trouble being Harry Potter, esp. when you’re a 78-yr-old man and you happen to share the name of a world-famous boy with magic powers. The real Harry Potter often gets phone calls from both children and TV stations. “The kids want to know if I’m Harry Potter,” he says with a smile. “I tell them I’ve been Harry Potter for nearly 80 years!”However, the real Harry Potter says the Harry Potter series isn’t his cup of tea, and he doesn’t care if he’s famous or not.Love, Kitty Improvement:To Kitty, J. K. Rowling is an unfamiliar person.She shouldn’t use informal greetings or endings. She shouldn’t use contractions or abbreviations. She shouldn’t use idioms. She should sign her full name.2. Rewrite Kitty’s letter Ask students to use formal language to replace the informal ones to rewrite the letter. Then ask three students to report their letters.Answer :Dear Ms Rowling,I think you will laugh when you read the letter. You may be surprised to know that there is a real Harry Potter in the world. It is said that it is a lot of trouble being Harry Potter, especially when you are a 78-year-old man and you happen to share the name of a world-famous boy with magic power.The real Harry Potter often gets phone calls from both children and TV stations. “The kids want to know if I am Harry Potter,” he says with a smile. “I tell them I have been Harry Potter for nearly 80 years!”However, Harry Potter says that he is not interested in the Harry Potter series and he does not care if he is famous or not.Yours sincerely,Kitty ZhangStep 9 Language points1. married a French scientist called Pierre Curie in 1895 1895 年和一位名叫皮埃尔·居里的法国科学家结婚了 marry vi. & vt. 结婚 married adj.已婚的(1) be married to sb 与某人结婚 She has been married to the man for 20 years. 她嫁给这个男人20年了。(2) marry sb 与某人结婚 John married Mary last week. 上周约翰和玛丽结婚了。(3) get married 结婚 get married to sb 与某人结婚 2. It was brave of him to go to a place that was unknown to humans at that time. 他能到一个当时人类未知的地方去是很勇敢的。 unknown adj. 未知的,不出名的 be unknown to 对……是未知的 3. She also pushed for the use of X-ray machines, which are now widely used in hospitals. 她还推动了X光设备的使用,这种设备现在已在医院广泛应用。 widely adv. 广泛地,普遍地;表示抽象意义。 English is widely used in the world. 全球广泛应用英语。 wide adv. 表示实际意义上的“宽地,充分地” That man died with his eyes open wide. 那人睁大眼睛死了。 wide adj. 宽广的,宽阔的; There are wide roads in my hometown. 在我的家乡有宽敞的道路。4. It’s said that it’s a lot of trouble being Harry Potter ...据说,当哈利·波特非常麻烦……It is said that... 据说…… It is said that it will snow tomorrow. 据说明天会下雪。【拓展】类似It is said that...的句式:(1) It is believed that... 据说……;据信……(2) It is known that... 众所周知……,人们认为……(3) It is reported that... 据报道……e.g. It is reported that many new houses are being built at present in the disaster area. 据报道,灾区如今正在建设许多新房子。Step 10 Homework1. Finish the related exercises in the workbook.2. Preview Task on pages 32-33.板书设计Unit 2 Great peopleIntegrated skills & Study skillsIntegrated skillsStudy skillsMarie Curiea great scientistbornmovedstudiedmarrieddiscoveredwondiedFormal language & Informal languagegreetingsendingsidiomscontractions abbreviations
Unit 2 Great peopleIntegrated skills & Study skills设计说明由学生熟悉的人物导入,向学生介绍居里夫人。引导学生阅读并完成A1部分内容,然后回答问题。帮助学生初步熟悉听力内容,降低听力难度,培养学生根据阅读材料获取信息和处理信息的能力。以A1部分剩余内容引导学生进行听前预测,激发学生了解居里夫人更多信息的兴趣,培养学生听前预测的能力。创设情境,引导学生结合实际自编对话,谈论最崇拜的人物和理由以促进学生互动学习,提高实际运用英语的能力。然后通过展示,让学生学会辨别正式用语和非正式用语,并尝试在不同场景正确使用。教学目标通过本课节的教学,让学生达成以下目标:1.知识目标掌握词汇:mathematics, scientist, radium,laboratory, professor,discovery, unknown, widely, marry a French scientist, the discovery of, get married, be unknown to, pushed for the use of X-ray machines 2.能力目标(1)了解有关居里夫人的基本信息;(2)学会从阅读和听力材料中获取信息,完成练习;(3)了解和辨别正式用语和非正式用语。3.情感目标 学习居里夫人认真严谨的态度、刻苦钻研的精神和热爱祖国的伟大情怀。重点难点1.重点:谈论名人以及他们值得钦佩的原因。2.难点:能根据场景正确使用正式用语和非正式用语。教学准备PPT课件;相关图片;录音授课时数1课时教学过程Step 1 Lead-inAsk students to have a free talk to say something about great people.Students have learnt a lot about great people. Ask students to talk about their names, jobs, personalities, qualities and so on. Then introduce Marie Curie to them. Do you know who he / she is?What did he/she do?Marie Curie—the first woman to win the Nobel Prize.Step 2 Presentation 1. Read and answerAsk students to read Millie’s notes, and then answer some questions to know more about Marie Curie.Marie Curie(1867-1934)Notes: • born in the city of Warsaw, Poland• moved to Paris, France when she was 24• studied Mathematics and Physics at a university• married a French scientist called Pierre Curie in 1895• discovered radium in their laboratory in 1898• won the Nobel Prize twice during her lifetime • died at the age of 67Questions: (1)Where was Marie Curie born?(2)What did she study in France?(3)What were she and her husband famous for?(4)How many times did she get the Nobel Prize?Answers: (1)In the city of Warsaw, Poland. (2)Mathematics and Physics.(3)Discovering radium. (4)Twice.2. Read and completeAsk students to look at the information on this great scientist. Then help Millie complete her notes with as much information as possible. After that check answers together.Marie Curie—a great scientistName: Marie CurieDate of birth: 7 November (1) _________Place of birth: (2)_________ , Poland Family: she was (3)__________ of five childrenParents: father was a (4)________ professor;mother was a (5) _________ teacherHigh school: finished at the age of (6) __________Work: worked as a (7) __________ Moved to: (8)_________, France in 1891At university: studied (9) __________ and (10)__________Married to: Pierre Curie, a (11) _________scientist , in 1895Famous for: the discovery of (12)_________ Won the Nobel Prize for: (13)_________ in 1903Husband’s death: Pierre Curie died in a(14) __________ in (15)_________Won the Nobel Prize for: (16) _________ in 1911Date of death: (17)_________ 1934, aged (18)_________Answers: (1) 1867 (2) Warsaw (8) Paris (9) Mathematics (10) Physics (11) French (12) radium (18) 673. Listen and completeAsk students to listen to a recording about Marie Curie carefully and help Millie complete the rest of notes in Part A1. Then check answers.Marie Curie—a great scientistName: Marie CurieDate of birth: 7 November (1) 1867Place of birth: (2)Warsaw, Poland Family: she was (3)___________ of five childrenParents: father was a (4)__________ professor;mother was a (5) _________ teacherHigh school: finished at the age of (6) _________Work: worked as a (7) __________ Moved to: (8) Paris, France in 1891At university: studied (9) Mathematics and (10) PhysicsMarried to: Pierre Curie, a (11) French scientist , in 1895Famous for: the discovery of (12) radium Won the Nobel Prize for: (13)_________ in 1903Husband’s death: Pierre Curie died in a (14) _________ in (15)_________Won the Nobel Prize for: (16)_________ in 1911Date of death: (17)__________ 1934, aged (18) 67Answers: (3) the youngest (4) science (5) music (6)16 (7) teacher (13) Physics (14) traffic accident (15) 1906 (16) Chemistry(17) 4 JulyStep 3 DrillsMillie is practising her presentation. However , she has forgotten some of the information. Ask students to help Millie complete her sentences. Use the information in Part A1 to help you.I think Marie Curie is one of the greatest scientists in history! She was from (1)___________. When she was 24, she went to (2)__________ to study (3)___________ and (4)___________ at a university. There she met Pierre Curie, a (5)__________ scientist. They got married in (6)___________. The couple won the (7)___________ in 1903 for the discovery of (8)___________. That was not the end of the story. In (9)__________ , Marie Curie won her second Nobel Prize, but sadly, Pierre was not there to share the joy with her —he died in a traffic accident in (10)___________.Answers: (1)Poland (2)Paris, France (3)Mathematics (4)Physics (5)French (6)1895 (7)Nobel Prize for Physics (8)radium (9)1911 (10)1906Step 4 Presentation 1. Listen and answerMillie and Simon are talking about some famous people. Do you know who Simon admires most? Listen to the conversation and answer the questions. Questions: (1)Who does Simon think is the greatest person in history? Why?(2)Who does Millie admire most? Why?Answers: (1) Neil Armstrong. Because he was the first man to walk on the moon. (2) Marie Curie. Because she won the Nobel Prize twice and pushed for the use of X-ray machines.2. Ask students to read the dialogue aloud in pairs.M: Who do you think is the greatest person in history?S: Neil Armstrong! I admire him the most.M: Oh, he was the first man to walk on the Moon.S: Yes. It was brave of him to go to a place that was unknown to humans at that time. What about you? Do you admire anybody?M: Yes. I admire Marie Curie.S: Why do you admire her?M: Because she won the Nobel Prize twice . She also pushed for the use of X-ray machines, which are now widely used in hospitals. Step 5 DrillsAsk students to work in pairs to make a dialogue using Millie and Simon’s conversation as a model.A: Who do you think is the greatest person in history?B: ...! I admire him/her the most.A: Oh, he/she was...B: Yes. It was... of him/her to...What about you? Do you admire anybody?A: Yes. I admire...B: Why do you admire him/her?A: Because he/she... He/ She also... Step 6 Lead-inIntroduce formal and informal language When we speak or write, we can use formal and informal language. We use formal language with our teachers or unfamiliar people. However, when we speak or write to our friends, we use informal language.Step 7 PresentationPresent the usage by a form.FormalInformalGreetings问候语Dear Mr / Mrs / Ms…,Ladies and gentlemanHi, Hello …Endings结束语Faithfully yours,Yours faithfullyLots of love,Yours, …Idioms习语,惯用语无have a big mouthin the soupAbbreviations缩略词无esp. Dec.…Contractions缩写式无we’ll, he’d, can’tQuestion: What are the differences between formal and informal language? (1) Different greetings(2) Different endings(3) Using idioms in informal language Idioms are phrases and sentences that do not mean exactly what they say. Even if you know the meaning of each word you see or hear, you may not understand the idiom because you don’t understand the culture behind it. e.g. It rains cats and dogs. Usually we use idioms in spoken English. They are informal. (4)Using contractions and abbreviations in informal languageContractions are short forms of words when apostrophe replace letters. e.g. we’ll, she’s, can’t. Abbreviations use only the first letters of a name or phrase, or leave out letters to shorten a word. e.g. UK, Dr They are both used in informal language. Step 8 Drills1. Improve Kitty’s letterKitty is writing to J. K. Rowling, the British writer, to tell her something about Harry Potter. Ask students to help Kitty check the language she is using and improve it if necessary.The letter:Hi!I think you’ll laugh when you read this letter. Believe it or not, there’s a real Harry Potter in the world. It’s said that it’s a lot of trouble being Harry Potter, esp. when you’re a 78-yr-old man and you happen to share the name of a world-famous boy with magic powers. The real Harry Potter often gets phone calls from both children and TV stations. “The kids want to know if I’m Harry Potter,” he says with a smile. “I tell them I’ve been Harry Potter for nearly 80 years!”However, the real Harry Potter says the Harry Potter series isn’t his cup of tea, and he doesn’t care if he’s famous or not.Love, Kitty Improvement:To Kitty, J. K. Rowling is an unfamiliar person.She shouldn’t use informal greetings or endings. She shouldn’t use contractions or abbreviations. She shouldn’t use idioms. She should sign her full name.2. Rewrite Kitty’s letter Ask students to use formal language to replace the informal ones to rewrite the letter. Then ask three students to report their letters.Answer :Dear Ms Rowling,I think you will laugh when you read the letter. You may be surprised to know that there is a real Harry Potter in the world. It is said that it is a lot of trouble being Harry Potter, especially when you are a 78-year-old man and you happen to share the name of a world-famous boy with magic power.The real Harry Potter often gets phone calls from both children and TV stations. “The kids want to know if I am Harry Potter,” he says with a smile. “I tell them I have been Harry Potter for nearly 80 years!”However, Harry Potter says that he is not interested in the Harry Potter series and he does not care if he is famous or not.Yours sincerely,Kitty ZhangStep 9 Language points1. married a French scientist called Pierre Curie in 1895 1895 年和一位名叫皮埃尔·居里的法国科学家结婚了 marry vi. & vt. 结婚 married adj.已婚的(1) be married to sb 与某人结婚 She has been married to the man for 20 years. 她嫁给这个男人20年了。(2) marry sb 与某人结婚 John married Mary last week. 上周约翰和玛丽结婚了。(3) get married 结婚 get married to sb 与某人结婚 2. It was brave of him to go to a place that was unknown to humans at that time. 他能到一个当时人类未知的地方去是很勇敢的。 unknown adj. 未知的,不出名的 be unknown to 对……是未知的 3. She also pushed for the use of X-ray machines, which are now widely used in hospitals. 她还推动了X光设备的使用,这种设备现在已在医院广泛应用。 widely adv. 广泛地,普遍地;表示抽象意义。 English is widely used in the world. 全球广泛应用英语。 wide adv. 表示实际意义上的“宽地,充分地” That man died with his eyes open wide. 那人睁大眼睛死了。 wide adj. 宽广的,宽阔的; There are wide roads in my hometown. 在我的家乡有宽敞的道路。4. It’s said that it’s a lot of trouble being Harry Potter ...据说,当哈利·波特非常麻烦……It is said that... 据说…… It is said that it will snow tomorrow. 据说明天会下雪。【拓展】类似It is said that...的句式:(1) It is believed that... 据说……;据信……(2) It is known that... 众所周知……,人们认为……(3) It is reported that... 据报道……e.g. It is reported that many new houses are being built at present in the disaster area. 据报道,灾区如今正在建设许多新房子。Step 10 Homework1. Finish the related exercises in the workbook.2. Preview Task on pages 32-33.板书设计Unit 2 Great peopleIntegrated skills & Study skillsIntegrated skillsStudy skillsMarie Curiea great scientistbornmovedstudiedmarrieddiscoveredwondiedFormal language & Informal languagegreetingsendingsidiomscontractions abbreviations
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