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My name is Gina.
Language strategies: Talk about the names
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V. Teaching steps:
Step 1:Greetings.
Step 2: Words:
Learn the new words
A: first, listen to the recorder, the students read after the recorder.
B: read the new words after the teacher.
Step 3: 1a Write English words for the things in the picture. How many things do you know?
Step 4: 1b Listen and number the conversations . three times.
Step 5: 2a Listen to the four conversations and number the conversations (1--4)
Step 6: 2b Listen and circle the names you hear. .
Step 7: 3a. read the names. Write the first names and the last names.
Step 8: Let¡¯s sum what we have learned this class.
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Sentences:
Something else:
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My name is Gina.
What¡¯s your first name?
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What¡¯s your last name?
My last name is -----.
Language strategies: Talk about the names
Main vocabulary: nine, number, phone, card, family name, first name.
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V. Teaching steps:
Step 1:Greetings.
Step 2: Sing an English song:
Step 3: Look at the picture. Find the last names and write the below.
1. Karen _________.
2. Peter __________
3. David _________
4. Jim ___________
5. Maria _________
Step 4: 3b Look at the ID card and answer the questions.
What¡¯s her telephone number?
What¡¯s her family name?
What¡¯s her first name?
Step 5: 3c Make an ID card for yourself
Step 6: Let¡¯s sum what we have learned this class.
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Sentences:
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Unit 2 Is this your pencil?
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Is this your/my/his/her pencil-box? Yes,it is./No, it isn¡¯t.
Here you are.Where¡¯s my¡­?
What are these/those? They¡¯re ¡­,etc.It¡¯s very good.
Are these/those/they English books? Yes,they are./No,they aren¡¯t.
They¡¯re their books. That¡¯s all right. Thank you very much.
These are my friends,Kate and her brother Jim¡­
Welcome to our home.Who am I? Do you know?
What number is Jim¡¯s bus? Come in, please.
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period 1
Step 1 Revision
1.Revise
Is everyone here today?
Find out :who is present/absent.
2.Use flashcards to revise the new words in Unit 5. (girl, boy, man, woman,sister,father,mother,Mr,Mrs,etc.)
3.Check homework.
Step 2 Prsentation
Pick up a girl¡¯s pen and ask Excuse me.Is this your pen?Help her to answer Yes,it is. Say to the class This is her pen.Give the pen to her and say Here you are.Help the student to answer Thank you. Repeat with a boy, saying This is his pen.
Repeat several times with different objects,including a bag,a pencil-box,a pencil,an eraser,a cup,etc.
Get all the students to raise their pens.Point to a boy¡¯s pen and help the class say his pen. Then point to a girl¡¯s pen and say her pen. Repeat this several times at a quicker speed.
Step 3 Practice
Get this chain drill going. In each case a student should pick up an object belonging to the person behind or beside him or her,and ask
A:Is this your book?
B:Yes, it is.
A:Here you are .
B:Thank you. (Pick up an item from another student and ask C) Is that your eraser?
C:Yes,it is.
B:Here you are!(Give the eraser to the owner.)
C.Thank you.(To D) Is this her¡­? Etc.
Explain that it is polite to say Excuse me!to get someone¡¯s attention. Get them to repeat several times. Then repeat the chain drill adding Excuse me!
Step 4 Presentation
Pick up a bag belonging to a girl, point to a boy and say Is that his bag?(No, it isn¡¯t. I think it¡¯s her bag.). Give extra emphasis to the word her.Pick up a pen that belongs to a boy,point to a girl, and ask Is this her pen?(No,it isn¡¯t.I think it¡¯s his pen).Put special emphasis on his. Repeat this several times with different students and different objects.
Step 5 Look, listen and say.
SB Page 26, Pictures 1, 2and 3, Speech Cassette Lesson 21. Say Open your books to page 26. Look and listen. Play the tape through once. Rewind and divide the class in two ¨C A and B. Say Listen and repeat. Replay the tape, using the pause button. Students listen and repeat. Repeat changing roles. Notice the special emphasis on the word my in the last line. But where¡¯s my cup?
Step 6 Pair practice
Divide the class into groups of three. Get them to practise the dialogues with Pictures 2 and 3. After they have practised once or twice, get them to repeat the dialogue using other items and their own names.
Step 7 Acting
Call out four students, each with four different objects. Collect the objects from them, and have a similar dialogue. The teacher begins to say Excuse me. Is this your eraser? (Yes/No.)etc.
Continue until the items are returned to the correct owners. Then call out five more students. Let one of them collect the objects and begin again.
Step 8 Workbook.
Sb Page 111, Wb Lesson 21. Exx. 2-3 should be done in class. Use the words in the box to substitute for the italicized words in the dialogue in Ex. 3.
Homework
Finish off the Workbook exercises. Write Exx. 1 and 2 in the exercise book.
Note:When teaching new words, e.g. me,these,tree, meet,please,very, welcome,etc.remind the students of the spelling rules taught in the previous unit. From now on, the students have to learn more words. Help them deal with the English spelling.
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Period 2
Step 1 Revision
1. Ask a group to act out the dialogues from Page 26 with books. If desired, ask another group to act without books.
2. Check hoework. Get some students to read and act Ex. 3 in Wb Lesson 21.
Step 2 Presentation
Hold up a bag and ask What¡¯s this? It¡¯ s a bag.Hold up two bags and say What are these ? They¡¯re bags.
Repeat with a pen/ pens, a book/ books,a box/boxes,etc.
Now get the class to ask and answer both questions ---What¡¯s this ? What¡¯re these?
Make sure that they pronounce the plural forms correctly. Add /z/for banana, bag and pen,/s/for book and /iz/for box and bus. Also they should pronounce the ds in birds as one sound/dz/ not /d+z/.
Step 3 Practice
Chain drill . Call out several students to demonstrate.
A:What are these ?(Holding up two pens. )
B:They¡¯re pens. What are these?(Holding up two books.)
C:They¡¯re books. What¡¯re these? (Holding up two boxes. )etc.
Organise a chain drill around the class in the same way.
Step 4 Presentation
Draw a banana on the Bb. Ask What¡¯s this? It¡¯s a banana.
Draw two bananas and ask What are these? They¡¯re bananas. Write one under the single banana and two under the two bananas.
Repeat up to ten.
Step 5. Read and say.
SB Page 27, Part 1, Speech Cassette Lesson 22. Say Turn to Page 27, Part 1. Look at Picture 1. What¡¯s this? Help them to answer It¡¯s a banana.
Ask How many can you see? One, two or three? (One.)
Look at Picture 2. What are these? (They/They¡¯re bananas.)Notice that the short form for They are is They¡¯re.
Ask How many can you see, two, three or four?(Two.)
Repeat with the other pictures.Then ask What can you see in Picture 2?
Ss:Two bananas.
Do the same for the other pictures in random order.
Step 6 Presentation
SB Page 27, Part 2. Books closed. Use flashcards or draw a quick sketch of a car on the Bb. Step away from it and using a pointer ask What¡¯s that? (It¡¯s a car.)
Repeat with a bird, a cat, an egg and a cake. Teach a tree and a boat.
Now draw a second car, and, pointing to it ask What are those? (They¡¯re cars.)
Repeat with birds, eggs, cakes, boats and trees.
Be sure to stand back and point when you ask,so students aren¡¯t confused by these and those. Teach hills, boats and pictures in the same way. Get the students to read the dialogue in Part 2 in pairs.
Step 7 Ask and answer
SB Page 27, Part 2. Call out a student and ask What can you see in the picture? What are those? Point to the birds in the picture. They¡¯re birds. Get him or her to ask you a similar question.Ask the students to work in pairs to ask and answer similar questions using the picture.
Step 8 Workbook
SB Page 112, WB Lesson 22. Do Exx. 1-3Ex.1 contains the numbers from one to thirteen.Help the students to spell fourteen and fifteen.Tell them the numbers from thirteen to nineteen all end in teen. They are all formed by the number plus teen,except for thirteen and fifteen which are slightly different.
Homework
Finish off the Workbook exercises. Choose Exx. 2 or 3 for written homework.
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Period 3
Step 1 Revision
1 Revise What¡¯s this? /What are these?(They¡¯re¡­) like this:
Hold up a bag and ask What¡¯s this? (It¡¯s a bag.) Hold up two bags and ask What are these?(They¡¯re bags.) Repeat. Help the class to answer.
Repeat with pens, books,etc.Get the class to ask questions and give answers. Check for the use of plural forms.
3. Revise What¡¯s that?/What are those?in a similar way.This time use pictures from magazines, pictures on the wall or Bb drawing to emphasize that that and those refer to items that are not near.
Chain drill. Call out several students to demonstrate.
A:What are these? (Holding up three pens.)
B:They¡¯re pens. What are those?(Pointing to trees outside.)
C:They¡¯re trees. What are these?etc. Then get the class to continue this chain drill.
Step 2 Pronunciation pratice
Write these lists on the Bb one at a time and get the students to practise reading and pronouncing them correctly. Write the phonetic symbols if you think they will help the students.
1./s/ 2./z/ 3./iz/
desks birds/dz/ buses
books trees boxes
cats/ts/ girls oranges
bikes boys
After writing each list,underline the endings and explain These words have the ¡­sound. Do Ex. 2 in Wb Lesson 23.
Step 3 Presentation
Take out a bag with some oranges or pears in it. Hold it up and let several students feel the bag, Ask Are these apples? Some students will say Yes, they are.Others may say No,they¡¯re not.Still others may say I think they¡¯re¡­ Smile and say You don¡¯t know! Open the bag and say Look!These are (pears).
Teach Are those¡­? For example , put a small picture with two cars in the corner of the room,and ask Are those Chinese/Japanese cars? The students try to guess. They may answer Yes,they are./ No, They¡¯re not. Then bring the picture closer so that they can confirm that they are/are not Chinese/ Japanese cars.
Step 4 Read and say
SB Page 28, Part 1, Speech Cassette Lesson 23. Play the tape. Students listen, and then listen and repeat. Get two or three pairs to read aloud the dialogue. Then get the students to read in pairs.Later, get some students to read and act.
Step 5 Look, listen and say
SB Page 2, part 2,Speech Cassette Lesson 23. Let the students listen to the tape and then get them to practise the same way as in Step 4. Put the students in groups of three (A,Band C). Later ,call out several groups to read the dialogue and act in front of the class.
Step 6 Workbook
SB Page 113, Wb Lesson 23. Do Exx.1-3 in pairs orally. Then check the answers with the whole class. Wx. 4 is optional. Do this exercise if you think your students are ready. Point to the picture and draw the students¡¯ attention to the difference between written English and Chinese, including the word order and the use of the verb to be.
Homework
Finish off the Workbook exercises. Revise the new language items in Lessons 21, 22 and 23. Do Ex.2 in the exercise book.
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Period 4
Step 1 Revision
1. Call the register. Get the students to talk about who is not at school today,etc.
2. Revise the nubmers 1-28 and teach 29 and 30.
3. Using flashcards, revise the plural words taught in this unit: hills,boats,birds,etc. Do Ex.2 in the Wb Lesson 23.
4. Use the same cards to practise What are these? Are these¡­? And further away,What are those? Are those¡­?
Step 2 Read, listen and say
SB Page 29, Part 1,Speech Cassette Lesson 24(Phonic Reading Work). Follow the same steps as in Lesson 20. Step 2. (Please see Pages 148-167 of the TB.) As in Lesson 20, use flashcards rather than going straight to the book.
1. Books closed. Say Listen and play the tape.
2. Play the tape again. Say Listen and repeat.Write the letter O on the Bb, and next to it write no,hello, those,home,zero and go.
3. Students read aloud each word in turn as you point to it.
4. Explain that in Chinese these words all have the letter O and the /eu/ sound.
5. Repeat the above procedure with the words:
6.Get the students to read and say the above words from the Bb in random order. Then ask them to read aloud the words in SB Lesson 24, Part 1.
7. Do Ex. 1 in Wb Lesson 24.
Step 3. Presentation
Draw a picture on the Bb. There should be six children- three boys and three girls. Point to the first boy and say This is Jim Green.Write Jim Green under the picture. Point to the first girl and say This is Kate Green. Write Kate Green under the picture. Say Kate is Jim¡¯s sister. Write Jim¡¯s sister under Kate. Point to Jim and say Jim is kate¡¯s brother. Repeat. Have students repeat brother several times. Now point to the next picture of a boy and say Who is this? He¡¯s Tom Read. Then, pointing to the girl Who is this? She is Ann Read. Write the names below the pictures. Point to Ann again and ask Who is she? Help a student to answer She¡¯s Tom¡¯s sister. Point to Tom and say This is Tom Read. Who is he? Help a student to answer He is Ann¡¯s brother.Write Ann¡¯s brother under Tom¡¯s picture.
Repeat with Joy and David Smith.When you are finished, say Jim is 12, Kate is 8, Ann is 12,Tom is 13, Joy is 7 and David is 12. They are all children. Write the word children on the Bb. Ask the students to guess what the word means. Explain if necessary and have the students repeat the word several times. Then draw a circle around all the pictures and say They are all children . They are all friends, too. Write the word friends on the Bb. Have the students guess the meaning and if necessary, explain.
Step 4 Presentation
Call out four students ¨Ctwo boys and two girls. Point to each one and give him or her a name. Say Kate, Jim, Ann and Tom. Ask them to leave the room and to come in two at a time, brother and sister together. When the first two come in say Hello, Jim .Hello,Kate. Welcome to our class! When the next two students come in say Look! There are your friends, Ann and Tom. Hello, Ann. Hello,Tom. Welcome to our class! Get the students to repeat Welcome to our class.
Step 5 Drill
Start a chain drill like this. Tell students to remember the name as you go around the rows pointing to each student in turn. Say 1-Jim, 2-Kate, 3-Ann,4-Tom,5-Joy,6-David, 7-Jim, etc.(Number the pictures on the Bb in the same way to help).
Help S1 to say Hello, I¡¯m Jim.
S2:Hello Jim.I¡¯m Kate.(Kate turns to Se and says. )Hello, I¡¯,m Kate. This is my friend Jim.
S3:Hello Kate. I¡¯m Ann. (Ann turns to S4.) hello, I¡¯m Ann. These are my friends Kate and Jim.
S4:Hello, Ann. I¡¯m Tom. (Tom turns to S5.)Hello, I¡¯m Tom.These are my friends Jim,Kate and Ann.
Continue in the way until you reach S6. Student 7 starts again. Hello, I¡¯m Jim. And so on.
Step 6 Look, listen and say
SB Page 29, Part 2, Speech Cassette Lesson 24,. Say Turn to Page 29. Play the dialogue for Picture 1. Students listen, and then listen and repeat. Explain that when people address a mother directly, they usually say Mum or Mom. Fathers are referred to as Dad. Get two or three pairs to read aloud the dialogue on Page 29. Then get the students to read in groups of three. Say Look at picture 2. Who is there? Do you know? Listen. Play the dialogue for Picture 2. Have students listen and repeat paying special attention to the pronunciation of the word room. Explain the meaning in Chinese. Get two or three pairs to read aloud the dialogue. Then get the students to read aloud the dialogue. Then get the students to read in groups of six.Later, get some groups to read the act.
Step 7 Listen and answer
SB Page 30, Part 3, Listening Cassette Lesson 24. Say Look at the picture on Page 30. What can you see? (Jim and Li Lei)Where are they? They are at the bus stop. Write at the bus stop on the Bb. Explain that Jim and Li Lei are at the bus stop. Jim wants to go home. Say Listen. What number is Jim¡¯s bus? Play the cassette twice, if necessary. The text of the tape is printed below. If you do not have the tape,read the following text aloud.
Listening text
Jim:Is that my bus?
Li Lei: What¡¯s number?
Jim:I think it¡¯s 25.
Li Lei:No, that isn¡¯t your bus. Your bus is number 29.
Jim:Look! Is that my bus?
Li Lei: I think it is. Yes, It¡¯s a 29 bus.
Jim:Good. Oh, where are my bags?
Jim: Thanks.Goodbye!
Li Lei:Goodbye!
Then repeat the question What number is Jim¡¯s bus? (Answer:29)If time permits,play the tape again,and get the students to repeat. Half of them can be Jim, and the other half Li Lei.
Step 8 Say and write
SB Page 30, Part 4. Books closed. Draw a boat on the Bb. Say This is a boat. Write the sentence on the Bb and then read it aloud. This is a boat.Have the students repeat.Draw three boats. Say These are boats. Write the sentence on the Bb. Say These are boats.Hve the students repeat.
Say Turn to Page 30. Point to Part 4. Explain the model to the students. Say Look at number 1. A box. This is¡­ Help a student to say a box. Say These are ¡­ Help a student to say boxes.
T: Picture No.2. A computer. Row 2
Row 2: This is a computer.
These are computers.
T:Picture No.3.An apple. Row 4.
Row 4: This is an apple. These are apples, etc.
After you have gone over all of the words , get students to write the answers in their books. When they have finished, ask the students to exchange books and to ¡°mark¡± each other¡¯s work. Remind them to pay special attention to boxes and buses, where an ¡°es¡±must be added in the plural form.
Step 9 Check point 6
Revise the plural from of the noun. Refer to the notes on Page 182 of the SB. Do Wb Lesson 24, Ex. 3. Give a short dictation as in Lesson 20. Use some of the words, expressions and sentence patterns in this unit. Give the Ss a few nouns. Get them to make the nouns plural.
Step 10 Workbook
Sb Page 114, Wb Lesson 24. Most of the exercises help revise the plural form of nouns. E.g Exx. 3 and 7.
Ex.6 shows a way of learning new words by classifying them according to their meanings. Exx.9 and 10 are optional. Ex.9 provides students with reading practice. Ex.10 is a chant that helps the students to practise rhythm.
Homework
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Title:This is my sister.
Topic:The family
Functions:Introduce people :This/That is¡­ These/Those are¡­,
Identify people: Is this /that ¡­? Are these /those ¡­?
Structures:
Demonstratives this,these,those,that
Subject pronouns I,he,she,they
Yes/No questions and short answers
Plural nouns
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This is my brother.
Is she your sister?
Yes,she is. No,she isn¡¯t.
Vocabulary
mother,father,sister,brother,grandmother,grandfather,friend,grandparents,uncle,aunt,cousin,parents
Recycling
Hello.Hi.Nice to meet you.personal names Is this your¡­? Yes,it is.Is that your¡­? No,it isn¡¯t.
Learning strategies
Personalizing Memorizing
Öصã´Ê»ã£º family members
this/that these/those is/are
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Period Three SectionA: 3a,3b,3c,4 Groupwork,Section B 2b,2c
Period Four Section B 3a,3b,3c,4
Period Five Self Check 1,2,3 Just for fun
Period Six Test
Period 1
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That¡¯s Anna and that¡¯s Paul.
Is she your 1.sister? Yes,she 2.is. And is he your 3.brother? 4.No.He¡¯s my friend.
2.3b Pairwork
Practice the conversation with a partner. Change partners and practice again.
3.3c Write your mother¡¯s, father¡¯s. or friend¡¯s name on the board.The other students guess who the person is.
Is Guo Peng your brother? No,he isn¡¯t.
Is he your friend? Yes, he is.
4.Groupwork
Bring some family photos to class. Put them together in your group. Take turns asking and answering questions about the photos.
Is this your aunt?
Yes, it is.
5.Section B
2b Listen again. Which picture are Dave and Lin Hai talking about?
6.2c Pairwork
Draw a picture of your family and friends. Tell your partner about your picture.
These are my parents. This is my grandmother.This is my friend Jim Fang.
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Put the photo and the letter on the board. Put them in different places.The other students will match the photos and letters.
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1. Key word check.Check the words you know.
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2. Write five new words in your Vocab-builder.
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father Mary: Look!
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grandparents
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cousins
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4. Is that your girlfriend?
5. No,it isn¡¯t.It¡¯s my cousin.
6. Is that your girlfriend?
7. No, it isn¡¯t.It¡¯s my sister.
8. Who¡¯s your girlfriend?
9. I don¡¯t have a girlfriend.
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Title£ºWhere¡¯s my backpack?
Topic: Things around the house
Functions:Talk about where things are
Structures:
Where questions
Yes/No questions and short answers
Prepositions on,in,under,behind,next
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Where are your books? They are on the chair.
Where are the books? I don¡¯t know.
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The math book is on the dresser.
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Period Six Self Check 1,2,3 Just for fun
Period Seven Test
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Where¡¯s the baseball? It¡¯s in the backpack.
Where is my computer game? It¡¯s under the bed.
Where are your books? They¡¯re on the chair.
Where are his keys? They¡¯re on the dresser.
Where are her keys? They¡¯re on the table.
10. Guess and guess(Revision):
Ask:Where¡¯s my ¡­?(Pointing to myself)
Where¡¯s your¡­.?(Pointing to a student and questioning)
Where¡¯s his¡­?(Pointing to a boy and asking the other students)
Where¡¯s her¡­? (Pointing to a girl and asking the other students)
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2.Section B 1a Match the words with the things in the picture.
1.math book b 2.alarm clock d 3.CD a 4.computer game e 5.video cassette f 6.hat c
3.1b Look at Tommy¡¯s room for three minutes. Now close your books and write down all the things you remember.
eg.math book bed bookcase books computer games clock and so on (The more,the better.)
4.1c Pairwork
Student A,ask questions. Student B, keep your book closed.
eg.¡ªWhere¡¯s the notebook?
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5.2a Listen and circle the things Tommy wants from his room.
book pen pencil CDs ruler notebook video cassette computer games math book
6.2b Listen again.Where are Tommy¡¯s things? Write notes.
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The video cassette is on the table.
The hat is on the bookdase.
The pencils are in the backpack.
The alarm clock is next to the computer .
The bookcase is behind the door.
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Dear Sally,
Please take these things to your brother:his math book, baseball, notebook, CDs, and video cassette.The math book is on the dresser.The baseball is under the bed.The notebook is next to the baseball under the bed.The CDs are in the drawer.The video cassette is behind the computer.
Thanks, Mom
3b Look at the picture and fill in the blanks.
Dear Tommy,
Can you bring some things to school? I need my hat,my ID card,my pencils,and my notebook.My hat is on the chair. My ID card is in the drawer.My pencils is under the book/in the pencil-box and my notbook are on the desk.
Thanks,Sally
3c Pairwork
Write a note to a friend asking for four things from your room. Say where they are.
4.Group work
Draw your ideal(ÀíÏëµÄ) room. Then describe it to the class.
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Here is my ideal room. My TV is on the desk. My telephone...
Period 6
Self Check 1,2,3 Just for fun
11. Key word check.Check the words you know.
table bed dresser bookcase sofa chair backpack books keys pencilcase
baseball hat math book alarm clock CD video cassette computer games
12. Add five new words to your Vocab-builder.
13. Read the note and draw the room.
14. This is my room. There are books in the bookcase. There are pictures on the walls. My backpack s on the chair.And I have a baseball.It¡¯s on the floor,between the bookcase and the desk.There is a computer on my desk, and a video cassette behind the computer. And there¡¯s my hat. It¡¯s on the floor, under my bed!
Just for fun!
Where¡¯s my backpack? Is it in the bedroom?
No ,it isn¡¯t.
Is it in the kitchen? No, it isn¡¯t.
Where is it/ It¡¯s on your back.
Unit 4 Where¡¯s my backpack?
Self-check (Revision)
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1. Key word check. Check the words you know.
2. Add five new words to your Vocab-builder.
3. Read the note and draw the room.
Just for fun! Where¡¯s my backpack?
Language topic: Where¡¯s my backpack? It¡¯s under the bed.
Is it on the chair? Yes, it is. No, it isn¡¯t.
Language strategies: Talk about things around the house and where they are.
Main vocabulary: table, bed, dresser, bookcase, sofa, chair, drawer, backpack, CD, plant, alarm clock, math book, video cassette, hat
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2. Remembering game. Read the passage and remember where the things are.
IIII. Teaching steps:
Step 1:Greetings and song: Fishes, fishes, where are you?
Step 2: Key word check. Ask the students to read the words and remember them.
Review these words according to the picture in Page 19, ask the students
to find the things and write down.
table, bed, dresser, bookcase, sofa, chair, backpack, book, key, pencil
case, baseball, hat, math book, alarm clock, CD, video cassette,
computer game.
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Put a soccer ball or a baseball or a computer or a backpack or something else in the classroom, let the students guess where it is.
Where¡¯s the soccer ball? Can you guess? Is it ¡­? Yes, it is. No, it isn¡¯t.
Where is my pencil case/backpack/pen/bag¡­? Can you guess? Is it on the desk/under the chair¡­? Yes, it is. No, it isn¡¯t.
Step 5: Just for fun. (Ask the students to read it in a strange voice to make the dialogue fun or interesting)
Where¡¯s my backpack? (P24)
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Step 6 Talk about the picture in pairs in Page 23.
Where¡¯s/are¡­? It¡¯s/They¡¯re¡­
Step 7 Practise
Read the note for 3 times and draw the room.
This is my room. There are books in the bookcase. There are pictures on he wall. My backpack is on the chair. And I have a baseball. It¡¯s on the floor, between the bookcase and the desk. There is a computer on my desk, and a video cassette behind the computer. And there¡¯s my hat. It¡¯s on the floor, under my bed.
Ask and answer questions about the picture you drew, try to remember where the things are.
Where are the books? They¡¯re¡­
Where is the backpack? It¡¯s¡­
Where¡¯s the baseball?
Where¡¯s the computer and the video cassette?
Where¡¯s the hat?
Step 8: Let¡¯s sum what we¡¯ve learned from Unit 4.
Words:
Phrases:
Sentences:
Something else:
Questions:
Step 10: Homework:
1. Remember the words in Unit 4.
2. Practise the dialogue in pairs.
3. Write a note to your friend sally, asking for four things from your room. Say where they are.
Dear Sally,
Can you bring some things to me? I need my ________, my ______, my ______ and my _________. My _______ is __________. My _________ is ___________. My _______ is ___________ and my _________ are ___________.
Thanks, Tom
Read the note in your group.
Unit 5 Do you have a soccer ball?
The Plan of the Unit:
Topic: Spending time with friends
Functions: ask and answer questions about ownership, make suggestions
Structures: Present tense to have
Yes/ No questions and short answers
Let¡¯s
Adjectives of quality
Target Language(Öصã¾äÐÍ): Do you have a basketball? Yes, I do. Let¡¯s watch TV. No, that sounds boring. That sounds great.
Vocabulary(Öصã´Ê»ã): TV, ball, basketball, soccer, bat, tennis racket, volleyball, interesting, boring, fun, difficult, relaxing
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3. Do they have ¡­.?
Yes, they do. No, they don¡¯t.
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Teaching steps:
Step 1. Greeting, sing an English song together
Step 2. presentation (ÓÃʵÎïµ¼¿Î,Òý³öе¥´Ê)
(show a ball). Ask the student: What¡¯s this?
It¡¯s a ball. It¡¯s a soccer ball.
Is this your soccer ball?
No, it isn¡¯t.
Do you have a soccer ball? Yes.
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Then do the exercises:
1a ( P25) Match the words with the things in the picture.
Keys: 1. c 2. a 3. e 4. f 5. d 6. b
Listen to 1b (P25) and finish the exercise.
Step 4. Make sentences with the new words to practice the structure:
Do you have¡­.? Yes, I do. No, I don¡¯t.
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Do the following pairwork:
1c (P25) Pairwork Let the students ask and answer each other: Do you have a baseball? Yes, I do. No, I don¡¯t.
3 (P26) Pairwork look at the things in the picture. Ask your partner if he or she has these things with ¡° Do you have a ¡­.? Yes, I do.¡±
Listen to 2a (P26) and 2b(P26), then finish the exercises.
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Teaching steps:
Step 1. Greeting, sing an English song together
Step 2. presentation
(to a boy) Do you have a pen?
Yes, I do.
(to other students) Does he have a pen?
Yes, he does.
(to a girl) Do you have a knife?
No, I don¡¯t.
( to other students) Does she have a knife?
No, she doesn¡¯t.
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Step 3. show a picture. (some balls)
Please make a dialogue with ¡°Does he/she have¡­? Yes, he/she does.
No, he/she doesn¡¯t.¡±
Jane Mike Barry Peter
baseball ¡Ì
basketball ¡Ì ¡Ì
Soccer ball ¡Ì
volleyball ¡Ì
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4 ( P29) Survey Write four questions with Do you have? Find people in the class who has these things. Write their names.
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Step 5. Do the exercises
3a (P29) Read the magazine article. Circle the sports things.
Keys: tennis rackets, basketballs, baseballs, soccer balls, volleyballs
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Let the students sum up what we have learned this class. Look at the grammar focus:
Do you have a TV? Yes, I do. No, I don¡¯t.
Do they have a computer? Yes, they do. No, they don¡¯t.
Does he have a tennis racket? Yes, he does. No, he doesn¡¯t.
Does she have a soccer ball? Yes, she does. No, she doesn¡¯t.
Does Chi-Young have a baseball? Yes, he does. No, he doesn¡¯t.
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Step 1. Greeting, sing an English song together
Step 2. presentation
( to one student) Do you have a soccer ball?
Yes, I do.
Let¡¯s play soccer ball.
That sounds good.
( to another student ) Let¡¯s play football.
I don¡¯t have a football.
Well, Let¡¯s play baseball.
That sounds great.
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Step 4. Do the exercises:
3a.(P 27) Fill in the blanks with words from the box.
Keys: 1. don¡¯t 2. Let¡¯s 3. have 4. soccer
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I (We, You, They) don¡¯t have¡­. He(She, Kate, Jane) doesn¡¯t have¡­.
T: Do you have a baseball?
S1: Yes, I do. I have a baseball.
T: Does he have a baseball?
S2: Yes, he does. He has a baseball.
T: Does she have a baseball?
S2: No, she doesn¡¯t. She doesn¡¯t have a baseball. She has a basketball.
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He(She, Kate, Jane) has¡­.
I (We, You, They) don¡¯t have¡­.
He(She, Kate, Jane) doesn¡¯t have¡­.
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Language strategies: Talk about likes and dislikes.
Main vocabulary: food, banana, hamburger, tomato, broccoli, French fries, strawberry, orange, ice cream, salad
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V. Teaching steps:
Step 1:Greetings.
Step 2: Words: (pictures)
What¡¯s this? (picture) It¡¯s a soccer ball. Do you have a soccer ball? Yes, I do. /No, I don¡¯t. Do you like it? Yes, I do./No, I don¡¯t.
What¡¯s this? It¡¯s a hamburger. Do you like it? Yes, I do. No, I don¡¯t.
What are these? They¡¯re bananas. Do you like bananas? Yes, I do. / No, I don¡¯t.
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Step 3: 1a Match the words with the pictures. (P31)
Step 4: 1b Listen and number the conversations 1-3.
Do you like salad? No, I don¡¯t. Do you like bananas? Yes, I do.
Do you like oranges? Yes, I do.
Practice the conversations, and then make your own conversations.
Step 5: 2a Listen and circle the food you hear. (P32)
hamburgers tomatoes broccoli French fries oranges ice cream salad bananas
Step 6: 2b Listen again and fill in the blanks.
I like hamburgers. Do you like hamburgers? Yes, I do.
Do you like______: No, I don¡¯t like ______.
Let¡¯s have _______. Oh, no. I don¡¯t like_________.
Step 7: 4 (P33)Make a food survey. Do you like¡­?
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bananas
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How many students like hamburgers?
How many students like bananas?
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Step 8: Let¡¯s sum what we have learned this class.
Words:
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Step 9: Homework
1. Remember the words in this class.
2. Practise the dialogue in pairs.
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Language topic: Does he like salad? Yes, he does.
Does she like salad? No, she doesn¡¯t.
Language strategies: Talk about likes and dislikes.
Main vocabulary: egg, apple, carrot, chicken, fruit, vegetable, breakfast, lunch, dinner
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V. Teaching steps:
Step 1:Greetings.
Step 2: Words: (ÓɶԻ°Òý³ö)
(Ask a boy)Do you like bananas? Yes, I do. / No, I don¡¯t.
(Ask another student) Does he like bananas? Yes, he does. / No, he doesn¡¯t.
(Ask a girl)Do you like eggs? Yes, I do. / No, I don¡¯t.
(Ask another student) Does she like bananas? Yes, she does. / No, she doesn¡¯t.
ÒÀ´ÎÀàÍÆ chicken, apple, carrot, fruit, vegetable.
Do you like eggs for breakfast? Breakfast is the first meal of a day.
Do you like vegetables for lunch? And do you like chicken for dinner?
(תµ½µÚÈýÈ˳Æ) Does he or she like carrots for lunch? Yes, he does./No, he doesn¡¯t.
Ask the students to remember the new words.
Step 3: 1a Write the number in the box next to the correct food. (P34)
1. broccoli 2. salad 3. eggs 4. apple 5. ice cream 6. hamburger 7. banana
8. orange 9.carrots 10. chicken
Step 4: 2a Listen and circle the words from 1a that you hear. (P34)
Step 5: 1b How many other words can you add to the lists? (P34)
Fruit: apples
Vegetables: broccoli
Add five new words to your Vocab-Builder. Ask the students to remember them.
Step 6: Write down what your family like to eat.
My father: eggs, apples¡­
My mother: chicken, oranges, carrots¡­
My sister: hamburgers, ice cream¡­
My brother:
Ask another student to guess: What does my father like?
Does he like vegetables? No, he doesn¡¯t.
What does my sister like? Does she like ice cream? Yes, she does.
Step 7: Let¡¯s see what we¡¯ve learned today.
Words:
Sentences:
Something else:
Questions:
Step 9: Homework.
1. Remember the words.
2. Practise the dialogue in pairs.
3. Finish the workbook.
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They like salad. They don¡¯t like broccoli.
He likes hamburgers. He doesn¡¯t like broccoli.
She likes ice cream. She doesn¡¯t bananas.
Language strategies: Talk about likes and dislikes.
Main vocabulary: eat, running star, lots of, healthy, food, dessert, list
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IV. Teaching steps:
Step 1:Greetings.
Step 2: Practise dialogue like this:
Do you like bananas? Yes, I do. I like bananas.
Do you like salad? No, I don¡¯t. I don¡¯t like bananas. I like salad.
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