Unit 5 Do you want to watch a game show Section A（GF-3c）（Word教案）-【优翼·学练优】2022-2023学年八年级上册初二英语同步备课（人教版）

Unit 5 Where did you go on vacation? Section A（GF-3c） Teaching Aims · Language goals To learn how to use infinitives. · Key words and phrases joke, comedy, want / plan / expect / hope to do sth. , like doing sth. · Key sentences 1. What do you plan to watch tonight? 2. What can you expect to learn from sitcoms? 3. What do you think of talk shows? Teaching Difficulties Let Ss learn how to use infinitives. Teaching Aids multimedia courseware or other realia that the T needs for teaching Teaching Procedures Tips Step 1 Lead in · Smash the golden eggs and say the Chinese phrases in English. T can make this activity as a competition game: Step 1: Divide Ss into several groups. Name each group (e.g. Group A, Group B) and write the group names on the board. Step 2: Choose one S to smash the egg. When the Chinese phrase is shown on PPT, the S who knows the answer can raise his / her hand (or rush to the front of the class) to give the class the answer. If the answer is correct, T needs to give score to that group. Step 3: Repeat step 2 till all the eggs are smashed. Step 4: In the end, T shows the English translation of all the phrases on PPT and asks Ss to read them aloud. · Pair up, ask Ss to talk about their plans about watching TV. Then talk about their opinions about some types of TV shows. Step 1: Get Ss to work in groups of four. Let Ss in a group to take turns to ask and answer the question (e.g. S1 asks S2, S2 asks S3, S3 asks S4, S4 asks S1): What do you plan to watch tonight? I plan to watch ... Step 2: Ask each group to prepare a piece of paper and make a survey about each person’s opinion about some certain kinds of TV shows in the group. (e.g. What do you think of talk shows / soap operas ...? What can you expect to learn from them?) Each group should pick one S to write down the result of the survey. Step 3: Let each group to choose one S to share the result of the survey to the class. Step 2 Presentation & Practice Grammar Focus · Ask