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仁爱版八上英语Unit 4 Our World Topic 1 What's the strongest Section A教案
一、教材分析
The theme of this unit is "Our World", and topic 1 revolves around rural and farm, and mainly involves the comparative and highest usage of adjectives. Through dialogue and description, students can use the comparative level and the highest level to describe the characteristics and comparison of things.
In part 1a, the rural and urban contrast is presented through the dialogue between Wang Wei and Michael, and comparative words such as "fresher, blue, clearer, quieter" are introduced.1b and 1c will enhance the comprehension and use of these words through listening exercises.
Section 2a takes the visit of the children visiting the farm and discusses the characteristics of various animals in the farm, such as the highest words such as "strongest, nicest, fattest, laziest".2b summarizes the composition rules of the adjective comparative and highest levels. Part 3 through pictures and dialogue exercises, further consolidate the learned adjectives comparison level and the highest level.
The content of the textbook is closely related to the reality of life, which can stimulate students 'interest in learning, and also help to cultivate students' observation and comparison ability.
二、学情分析
Grade 8 students have a certain foundation in English, and have mastered some basic vocabulary and grammar knowledge. They are curious about new things and are willing to participate in class activities. However, there may be some difficulties in understanding and applying the composition and usage of the comparative and highest levels of adjectives.
In the process of learning, some students may confuse the composition rules of the comparative level and the highest level, or make grammatical errors in practical application. Therefore, in the teaching, we need to use various forms of exercises and examples to help students deepen their understanding and master them skillfully.
三、教学目标
(1) Knowledge goals
1. Students can master the rules of the comparative and highest levels of adjectives.
2. Students can correctly use the comparative and highest levels of adjectives to describe the characteristics of things and compare them.
(2) Capability objectives
1. Improve students' listening and oral expression ability.
2. Cultivate students' observation and comparison ability, and be able to accurately describe the things around them in English.
(3) Emotional goals
1. Stimulate students' interest in English learning and enhance their confidence in learning.
2. Guide students to pay attention to nature and life, and cultivate the emotion of loving life.
四、教学重难点
(1) Teaching focus
1. The composition rules of the comparative and highest levels of adjectives.
2. Comparative and highest usage of adjectives, including the position in the sentence and the collocation with other words.
(2) Teaching difficulties
1. Comparative and highest order forms of irregular adjectives, such as "good better best", "bad worse worst", etc.
2. Comparative and highest composition of polysyllabic adjectives, such as "beautiful more beautiful most beautiful".
五、教学方法
1. Scenario teaching method: By creating rural and farm situations, students can learn and use the comparative and highest level of adjectives in a real context.
2. Task-driven method: arrange various tasks, such as listening exercises, dialogue exercises, fill-in-the blanks exercises, etc., so that students can master knowledge in the process of completing the task.
3. Group cooperative learning method: organize students to conduct group discussions and cooperative exercises to cultivate students' sense of cooperation and communication ability.
六、教学过程
(I) Lead in (5 minutes)
1. Play a video about the rural scenery, and guide the students to observe and describe the characteristics of the rural areas, such as "the air is fresh, the sky is blue, the rivers are clear", etc., to introduce the topic of this class.
2. Show some pictures of cities and rural areas, let students compare and discuss the differences between cities and rural areas, and guide students to use comparative grade words, such as "the air in the countryside is fresher than that in the city".
(II) Presentation (10 minutes)
1. Play the recording of 1a, and let the students read the textbook while listening and understand the dialogue.
2. Explain the key words and sentence patterns in the dialogue, such as "fresher, blue, clearer, quieter" and other comparative words, as well as the structure and usage of the sentence "I think the countryside is much quieter than the city.".
3. Let the students read the recording, imitate the pronunciation and intonation, and then read the dialogue in different roles to consolidate what they have learned.
(III) Practice (10 minutes)
1. Complete the listening exercises of 1b, and let the students tick out the words they have heard.
2. Play the 1c recording again, ask the students to fill in the blanks, and then check the answers.
3. Let the students rewrite the dialogue according to the content of 1a, such as changing the comparison level to the highest level, or changing the subject and description object of the sentence.
(IV) Expansion (5 minutes)
1. Play the 2a recording and let the students fill in the blanks while listening to understand the children's discussion on the farm.
2. Explain the key words and sentence patterns in 2a, such as "the strongest, the nicest, the fattest, the laziest" and other top words, as well as the structure and usage of the sentence "I think the sheep are the nicest of all.".
3. Let the students observe the adjectives in 2b, summarize the composition rules of the comparative level and the highest level, and the teachers should supplement and emphasize them.
4. Let the students complete the form of 2b, and then check and explain it.
(V) consolidation (5 minutes)
1. Show the 3-part pictures, and let the students choose the correct adjectives to describe each animal.
2. Organize students to conduct group activities. Let students fabricate dialogues and perform according to the pictures and adjectives they have learned.
3. Invite several groups of students to perform on the stage, and other students to evaluate and supplement.
(VI) Summary (5 minutes)
1. Review with the students the composition rules and usage of the comparative and the highest levels of adjectives learned in this lesson.
2. Emphasize key points and prone points, such as the changing form of irregular adjectives and the composition of polysyllabic adjectives.
(VII) Homework assignment (5 minutes)
1. Ask students to describe their home and school in the comparative and highest levels of adjectives and write a short essay.
2. Complete the relevant exercises in the textbook.
七、教学反思
In the teaching of this course, I have guided the students to learn the comparative level and the highest level of adjectives through a variety of teaching methods and means. In the import section, students successfully attracted their attention through videos and pictures, and stimulated their interest in learning. In the presentation and practice section, students should be emphasized to listen, read more and speak more, and master knowledge through imitation and practice. In the link of expansion and consolidation, through group activities and dialogue performance, the students' cooperation ability and oral expression ability are cultivated.
However, there are also some shortcomings in the teaching process. For example, for some students with poor foundation, they may not fully understand the composition rules of the comparative level and the highest level, so they need to have individual tutoring after class. In addition, in the group activities, some students' participation is not high enough, in the future guidance and supervision need to strengthen, so that every student can actively participate in the classroom activities.
In general, through the teaching of this class, students have a certain understanding and mastery of the comparative and highest levels of adjectives, but the teaching methods and student participation.
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