译林版英语八年级上册Unit 3 A day out_4教案

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Unit 3 A day outPeriod 4【教学目标】1．To compare two people/ things using ‘(not) as’+ adjective+ ‘as’2．To learn reflexive pronouns【教学重难点】1．To compare two people/ things using ‘(not) as’+ adjective+ ‘as’2．To learn reflexive pronouns3．To compare two people/ things using ‘(not) as’+ adjective+ ‘as’4．To learn reflexive pronouns【教学过程】Step 1 RevisionRevise reading. Ask some questionsWhere did Linda go with Kitty’s class?Why did she feel bored at the beginning?When they arrived at the World Park, what did they see?What did Linda think of the song and dance shows?What did the model Golden Gate Bridge look like?Step 2 PresentationWrite the sentence on the blackboard: It looked as great as the real one. We use as—as to say that people or things are the same in some ways.Step 3 PracticeComplete the sentence under each picture with as...as or not as…as.Read these six sentences aloudAsk the students to discuss and compare Linda’s trip, ask some questions. What do you think of Mr. Wu?Is the journey interesting? What about the visit?Is the model Eiffel Tower taller than the real one in France?Are the song and dance shows good? What about the models in the park?Ask the students to answer these questions with as…as, not as…asStep 4 Presentation1．Write the sentence on the blackboard-Students did not enjoy themselves at the beginning because there was too much traffic on the way.Show some sentences on the blackboard and explain the differences 2．Between pronouns and reflexive pronouns.Daniel taught himself how to make a home page.Daniel taught him how to make a home page.3．Look at the table.Complete the exercises and check the answer.Step 5 PracticePresent more sentences on the blackboard．I fell over and hurt himself.Their baby daughter can feed herself.My cat cleans itself every day.Give more verbs: wash, give, buy, look after, to ask students to make sentences.Step 6 Homework1．Revision part reading.2．Complete the exercises【教学反思】Most of the students can grasp how to compare two people/ things using ‘(not) as’+ adjective+ ‘as’, but for some poor students, they need teacher’s help and practice more.