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Unit 1 Making New Friends
Topic 1 Welcome to China!
Section A
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Goals
¡°Talk about science and scientists
¡°Practise describing people and debating
¡°Learn more about the infinitive
¡°Write a descriptive paragraph
WARMING UP
Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.(Thomas Alva Edison)
It takes ...
The First Period
Teaching Aims:
1.Learn and master the following words:
Inspiration, perspiration, undertake, analysis, obvious, within, quote
2.Talk about science and scientists.
3.Listen to the description of some scientists.
4.Do some speaking, describing people and debati...
Teaching Goals:
1. Talk about science and Scientists
2. Learn more about the Infinitive
3. Practise describing people and debating
Teaching Time: 6 periods
The First Period
Teaching Aims:
1.Learn and master the following words:
Inspiration, perspiration, undertake, an...
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I. Speaking
Task 1 Who are they?
Work in pairs and guess who they are and what they are famous for.
Name Nationality Contributions
Thomas Alva Edison
Marie Curie
Charles Darwin
Albert Eins...
I. Teaching aims and demands
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Talking about people
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I. Teaching Aims
1. Talk about science and scientists;
2. Talk about people;
3. Practise describing people and debating;
4. Learn more about the infinitive;
5. Write a descriptive paragraph;
II. Teaching time: four periods
III. Background Information
The Beginnin...
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