Unit 13 We're trying to save the earth! Section A (2a-2d)（Word教案）-【优翼·学练优】2022-2023学年九年级下册初三英语同步备课（人教版）

Unit 13 We’re trying to save the earth! Section A（2a-2d） Teaching Aims · Language goals To think about ways of protecting the environment. · Key words and phrases coal,ugly, advantage, cost,wooden, plastic, takeaway,bin · Key sentences 1. The air has become really polluted around here. 2. Our actions can make a difference and lead to a better future! Teaching Difficulties Let Ss think about ways of protecting the environment. Teaching Aids CAI,multimedia courseware or other realia that the T needs for teaching Teaching Procedures Tips Step 1 Warming up · Let Ss watch a video about pollution and the environmental protection, then answer the questions: How do you feel after watching the video? What can we do to heal the world in our daily life? Step 2 Presentation & Practice While-listening 2a · Ask Ss to listen to the interview and circle the pollution that have been talked about. Answers: circled: A, B 2b · Ask Ss to listen again and complete the sentences. T may want to focus on some words used to talk about the things that are thrown away. Note: rubbish (British English) — things that people throw away trash / garbage (American English) — things that people throw away waste — rubbish and unwanted materials left behind after we have used something, e.g. industrial waste litter — things that people have thrown away and left on the ground in public places refuse (n. ; pronounced differently from the verb) — a more formal word for “rubbish” Answers: 1. more cars 2. pollute 3. are throwing away 4. public places · Show Ss the listening material, ask Ss to read the conversation sentence by sentence following the recording. Post-listening 2c · Ask Ss to role-play the conversation using the information in 2a and 2d. For weaker classes, T may want to provide some guidance for the Ss by demonstrating first how the conversation can flow between Jason and Susan. Together with a S more proficient in English, T can role-play the conversation before