Module 2 Unit 2 I can run really fast. 教案2023-2024学年外研版英语七年级下册

外研版七年级下册Module 2 Unit 2 I can run really fast. 教案 I. Teaching Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students will be able to: 1. Understand and use adverbs of degree to describe ability. 2. Read and comprehend a dialogue about someone's athletic abilities. 3. Use affirmative sentences with adverbs to describe how well they or others can do something. 4. Express their own physical abilities using adverbs of degree and the structure 'I can... really fast/high/far/well'. 5. Engage in pair work and group discussions to compare and contrast their physical abilities. 6. Write a short paragraph describing their own or others' abilities using adverbs of degree. 7. Recognize the importance of teamwork and supporting one another in sports and other activities. II. Key Vocabulary: - Adverbs of degree (really, very, quite, fast, high, far) - Athletic abilities (run, jump, swim, climb, play soccer, etc.) - Phrases for comparing abilities (better than, not as good as) - Questions for inquiry (How fast can you run? Can you jump higher than...?) - Descriptive adjectives to complement adverbs (fast, slow, strong, weak) III. Target Language Structures: - Affirmative sentences with adverbs of degree - Comparative forms with adverbs (faster, higher, further) - Yes/No questions with adverbs of degree (Can you run really fast?) - Wh- questions to ask about the extent of ability (How high can she jump?) - Using superlatives to describe the best in a group (the fastest, the strongest) - Sentence connectors to enhance descriptions (also, but, especially) IV. Teaching Aids: - Multimedia projector for displaying slides and video examples - Whiteboard and markers for illustrating key points - Picture cards and realia related to sports and physical activities - Handouts with sample sentences, discussion questions, and writing prompts - Visual aids such as charts or graphs to compare classmates' abilities - Audio recordings of native speakers describing their physical prowess V. Teaching Pro