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Unit 1 Back to school
Wrting a Proposal for Starting a New Club
Dancing Club
Lead in
Calligraphy Club
Photography Club
Chess Club
Basketball Club
English Club
Have you ever joined any clubs?
What clubs have you joined?
Talking about the clubs
you have joined
If you have a chance to start a new club in our school,
what type of club would you start?
Talking about starting a new club
An important step to start a new club is to write a proposal.
Talking about starting a new club
How to write a proposal?
Learning about the text type
Learning about the structure
Learning about the language
What to read?
Reading Maggie's proposal
The text type:
a proposal
What is a proposal?
What is the purpose of a proposal?
A formal suggestion/plan.
To get the reader to agree to your suggestion/plan.
Writing a proposal for a new club
Writing a proposal for a new club
The structure of
a proposal
It is important to separate different types of information to make your proposal easy to read.
Writing a proposal for a new club
The language of
a proposal
Imperative Sentence
Formal and Concise
Writing a proposal for a new club
Provide important and detailed information about the suggestion or plan.
We'd like to start a ... club
in order to .../so that...
We plan/intend to ... by ...
Our plan for a ... club calls for...
Our club aims to/is intended to ...
Talk in pairs
Talking Contents
Talking about starting a new club
Useful expressions
S1: I’d like to start a calligraphy club so that students can pay more attention to calligraphy and feel more proud of Chinese culture.
S2: Sounds great! What’s your plan for each meeting?
S1: We plan to invite teachers to teach us how to write Chinese characters better at each meeting. Then we practice writing.
S2: Club members can also raise questions, make comments on each other’s writing and improve their writing.
Example
Talking about starting a new club
Presentation
Talking about starting a new club
Present in front of the class
Writing
Imitate the proposal
on Page 9.
Writing a proposal for a new club
Part B: Proposal for a new school club
Club name: Short Story Writing Club
Club leader: Maggie Zhang
Meeting time: Friday afternoon from 4:30 to 5:30
Club aim: To improve short story writing skills
Club activities:
·Read short stories in different styles;
·Write short stories using different techniques;
·Hold workshops to discuss the short stories club members read and write;
·Invite professional writers to give talks on short story writing.
Materials needed: Paper and pen for each student
Plan for finding new members:
·Make posters and put them up around the school;
·Put a notice in the school newspaper and on the school website;
·Put a video on the school website.
Signed: Maggie Zhang
Checking
Mistakes
in terms of:
Punctuation
Spelling
Grammar
Choice of words
Style (formal/informal)
Write a proposal
Structure
Writing a proposal for a new club
Work in pairs
Checking
Self-review
Peer review
Find mistakes
Correct them
Make comments
Read comments your
partner make
Improve your writing
Checking on writing
Homework
Polish up the writing.
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