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外研版七年级上册Module 4 unit2 Is your food and drink healthy?.教案
Lesson Objectives
· To introduce and practice vocabulary related to healthy and unhealthy foods and drinks.
· To teach the grammar structure "Is...?" questions and their short form answers.
· To enhance listening and speaking skills with a focus on health-related food conversations.
· To encourage students to evaluate the health value of their diets.
Materials Needed
· Textbook: Module 4, Unit 2
· Audio recordings from the lesson
· Flashcards with key vocabulary (healthy food, unhealthy food, phrases describing diet)
· Chart to describe healthy and unhealthy foods
· Worksheets for practice activities
Duration: 45 minutes
Teaching Procedures
1. Warm-up and Introduction
(1) Begin by asking students about their breakfast. Encourage them to describe what they had.
(2) Introduce the topic of the lesson by throwing a question: "Is your food and drink healthy?"
2. Vocabulary Introduction
1) Introduce new vocabulary related to healthy and unhealthy food and drinks (e.g., fast food, junk food, salad, juice, soda, etc.)
2) Use flashcards to present and practice new words.
3. Grammar Focus: "Is...?" questions and their brief responses
(1) Introduce the structure of "Is...?" questions and their brief responses.
(2) Provide examples: "Is your food healthy?" – "Yes, it is." / "No, it isn't."
(3) Let students create sentences based on images of food and drink to practice new grammar.
4. Textbook Activities
1) Guide students through the textbook reading where characters discuss healthy and unhealthy food.
2) Play the audio recording. Have students listen and follow along.
3) Check comprehension with Q&A session regarding key points in the dialogue.
5. Interactive Activity: Healthy or Unhealthy?
(1) In pairs, students categorize a list of foods into "Healthy" or "Unhealthy" columns.
(2) Encourage students to use complete sentences and the new vocabulary they've learned.
Homework Assignment
· Students write a diary entry a