内容正文:
外研选择性必修
第一册
Unit 1
Period 3
Listening and Speaking
教学目
Lead-in
April Fool’s Day is on 1 April. It’s the one day of the year when people in many parts of the world play practical jokes on each other. Even newspapers, radio and TV stations play tricks on their readers and audiences. The jokes traditionally last until noon in the UK. But in some other countries, such as the US, they can last all day!
Did you know?
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To get the main idea of the radio program and note down detailed information
To tell a practical joke and make comments on practical jokes
学习目标
目标一:To get the main idea of the radio program and note down detailed information
Activity 1: Describe the pictures and predict what the radio programme talks about.
A man is harvesting something off a tree.
A man is running near a house.
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Two men are smelling a TV screen.
People are washing lions in the street.
Activity 2: Listen to the radio programme for the first time, check your prediction in activity 1 and summarize the main idea.
Mark tells the presenter Karen about three of the best practical jokes in history.
Practical joke: a trick that is intended to embarrass someone and amuse others.
Activity 3: Listen to the radio programme and choose the pictures mentioned.
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b
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d
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Activity 4: Listen again and complete the notes.
Joke 1
•Year: 1698
•Main story: A newsletter reported people going to watch 1____________________ at the Tower of London. The joke was played on visitors throughout the 2__________________.
the washing of the lions
18th and 19th centuries
Joke 2
•Year: 3_____________
•Main story: The 4__________________ introduced an invention called “Smellovision”. It allowed 5__________________ over the airwaves.
Joke 3
Year: 6_____________
Main story: A news program told viewers that the spaghetti trees in Switzerland were having 7___________________
1965
BBC News Channel
smell to be carried
1957
a really good harvest
Now work in pairs. Discuss which of the practical jokes you