Module 11 Unit 2 The photo which we liked best was taken by ZhaoMin. 教案 2023-2024学年外研版九年级英语上册

九年级上册 Module 11 Unit 2 The photo which we liked best was taken by ZhaoMin. 教案 I. Teaching Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students will be able to: 1. Use relative clauses with 'which' and 'who' to give additional information about things and people. 2. Discuss preferences related to photographs or artwork. 3. Expand vocabulary associated with photography, art appreciation, and competitions. 4. Develop speaking skills through expressing personal preferences and providing reasons for choices. 5. Enhance listening skills by comprehending a dialogue discussing preferences. 6. Write sentences using relative clauses to describe preferences and the reasons behind them. 7. Recognize the creative effort behind photographic works and express appreciation. 8. Understand the concept of subjective judgment in art and preference-based decisions. II. Key Vocabulary: - Verbs associated with taking photos, appreciating art, and making choices (e.g., take, like, choose, appreciate) - Nouns related to photography, pictures, and art (e.g., photo, picture, frame, exhibition) - Adjectives describing visual attributes and preferences (e.g., beautiful, stunning, appealing) - Phrases for expressing preferences (e.g., be interested in, prefer...to..., be fond of) III. Target Language Structures: - Relative clauses introduced by 'which' and 'who' for giving additional information about things and people. - Past simple tense for discussing actions that have already occurred. - Expressions of preference using modal verbs (e.g., should, could). - Prepositions for indicating preference (e.g., better than, more than). IV. Teaching Aids: - A selection of photographs or artworks to stimulate discussion and preference expression. - Whiteboard and markers for grammar explanation and writing key sentences. - Audio material featuring a conversation where individuals discuss their preferences regarding photos. - Handouts with exercises on relative clauses, expressions of preference, and a writi