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课 题
Unit 3 Could you please clean your room?
Section A 1a-2d
二次备课
教
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Teaching goals:
Discuss vocabulary for doing household chores and how to politely make requests..
Ability goals:
Be able to understand and discuss topics related to household chores; Can write key words and sentence patterns.
Emotion goals:
Cultivate students' ability to love labor and share household chores.
教学方法
ppt, blackboard
教学准备
课本
教 学 过 程
Step 1 Lead in
Enjoy a song.
Step 2 Introduction
Task 1: Look at the photos, discuss "What he does every day" and learn the following phrases: Do the housework, wash the dishes, make the bed, take out the trash, fold the clothes, do the laundry, clean the living room.
Task 2: Look at these phrases and practice the conversation: Can you take out the trash? Of course/sorry, I can't. I must finish my homework first.
Task 3 Do you do these chores at home? Discuss it with your partner.
Assessment 1: Check how many students have mastered new words and phrases.
Step 3 Listening and speaking
Task 1 Listen to 1b. Who will do the housework? Check (√) Peter's mother or Peter.
The second part checks how many students understand listening.
Have a conversation about family chores in 1a.
Engage in conversation.
example
A: Can you... Is it?
B: Certainly/Yes/no problem/Certainly
Sorry, I can't. I must...
Sorry, I can't. I'm doing...
The assessment checks how many students can use the target language:
A: Can you... Is it?
B: Certainly/Yes/no problem/Certainly
Sorry, I can't. I must...
Sorry, I can't. I'm doing...
Step 4. Listening and speaking practice
Peter asked his father if he could do four things. What did his father say? Check (√) Yes or no. Listen again. Draw the reasons.
Use the information in 2a and 2b for the conversation
A: Can I use your computer?
B: I'm sorry. I'll do it now.
A: Well, can I watch TV?
B: Yes, that's fine. But do you have to clean the room first?
Role-playing dialogue
Assessment 4: Check how many students can