Unit 6 Ancient stories Reading I 导学案2023-2024学年沪教牛津版（广州沈阳通用）八年级英语上册

U 6 Ancient stories Reading I The Trojan horse Learning objectives: 1. Students can learn about the story of the Trojan Horse. 2. Students can get the main idea and details of the text through using reading skills. 3. Students can express their reflection after learning the text, and have their own constructive thinking and opinions. Lead-in 1. Watch a video about a war that happened in Greece: What was the ancient war? Why did the war happen? 2. Introduce the background of the story. Pre-reading Look at the title and the picture. Answer questions: What can you see in the square? What are the soldiers doing? Task 1: Listen to the recording and put the pictures in the correct order. Write the numbers 1–5 in the boxes. While-reading Task 2: Read the passage and choose the main idea of each part. Para.1-2: _ Para.3: _ Para.4: _ Para.5-6: _ Para. 7: _ Task 3: Read carefully and fill in the details about how the Greeks won the war. Time The Greeks The Trojans Before that night The Greek army left _ _outside the city. The Trojan captain thought they had_the war. The captain asked the soldiers to_. That night The Greek army _. All the Trojans_. They_and_around the horse, and_ the stupid Greeks. After the party, the Trojans _the gates of the city and then_to sleep. At midnight The Greek soldiers inside the horse _the secret door and_out of the horse. The Greek soldiers _the main gates. The Greek army _ the city. All the Trojans_. The Trojans_. Task 4: Summarize the basic information about the Trojan war, and try to briefly retell the story. Post-reading Read & Infer 1. The Greek army disappeared because _. a they were afraid of the Trojans b they wanted to play a trick on the Trojans c they won the war 2. The Trojans thought the Greeks were _. a funny b stupid c helpful 3. The Greek soldiers in the wooden horse waited until midnight because _ then. a they could break the gates b all the Trojans would be asleep c all the Trojans would leave the city 4. The Greeks could not