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外研版七年级上册Module 4 unit2 Is your food and drink healthy?教案
Objectives:
· Language Skills: Develop skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing with a focus on discussing health and food.
· Vocabulary: Introduce and practice words and phrases related to healthy and unhealthy foods and drinks.
· Grammar: Practice using 'is' and 'are' in questions and statements about health and food.
· Cultural Awareness: Encourage students to understand and respect different dietary habits and health concepts.
· Practical Application: Enable students to make inquiries and provide opinions about healthy eating.
Materials:
· Textbook: Foreign Research Version, Module 4 Unit 2
· Multimedia: Audio recordings, images of various healthy and unhealthy foods and drinks
· Flashcards with new vocabulary
· Whiteboard and markers
· Worksheets for practice
· Realia or pictures for group activity
Procedure:
Warm-Up
(1) Initiate a class discussion: "What did you eat for breakfast today? Was it healthy?"
(2) Introduce the topic of healthy and unhealthy foods.
Presentation
(3) Present new vocabulary with flashcards (e.g., vegetables, junk food, soda).
(4) Play the audio recording from the textbook; students listen and repeat.
(5) Introduce the grammar focus: using 'is' and 'are' to talk about food and health.
Practice
1) Hand out worksheets with fill-in-the-blank and matching exercises focusing on the vocabulary and grammar.
2) Conduct a true/false quiz based on statements about food and health.
Production
(1) In groups, students discuss and create a list of healthy and unhealthy foods and drinks.
(2) Each group presents their list and explains their choices.
Interactive Activity
· Organize a role-play activity. One student asks, "Is your food and drink healthy?" and another responds, discussing their diet.
Conclusion and Homework
(1) Summarize the key vocabulary and grammar points.
(2) Assign homework: students write a short essay on their typical diet and explain why it is or isn’t health