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外研版九年级上册 Module 1 unit1 It's more than 2000 years old.教案
Objectives:
· To introduce and explore cultural relics from different civilizations.
· To develop students’ reading and listening skills through comprehension activities.
· To enhance students’ vocabulary related to history and cultural relics.
· To promote cultural awareness and appreciation of different civilizations and their artifacts.
Materials:
· Textbook: New Standard English (Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press) - Grade 9, Module 1, Unit 1.
· Whiteboard or blackboard and appropriate markers/chalk.
· Handouts with reading passages and comprehension questions.
· Pictures or visuals of cultural relics from various civilizations.
Procedure:
Warm-up
1. Display pictures or visuals of famous cultural relics from different civilizations.
2. Ask the students if they have visited any historical sites or museums and share their experiences.
3. Engage the class in a discussion about the importance and significance of preserving cultural relics.
Vocabulary Building
1) Introduce key vocabulary words related to history and cultural relics, such as “archaeology,” “heritage,” “artifacts,” “ancient,” and “monument.”
2) Provide definitions, example sentences, and encourage students to use the words in context.
3) Engage in a class discussion about the reasons why cultural relics are important for understanding and preserving history.
Reading Activity - The Terracotta Army
1. Provide each student with a reading passage about the Terracotta Army from China.
2. Instruct students to read the passage silently and underline any unfamiliar words or phrases.
3. Discuss the passage as a class, clarifying the meaning of the underlined words and confirming comprehension.
Listening Activity - Famous Cultural Relics
1) Play an audio recording or read out short descriptions of famous cultural relics from different civilizations.
2) Instruct students to listen carefully and take notes on key information.
3) Conduct a class