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Unit 5 Wild animals Grammar 教学设计
I. Teaching Objectives
1. Knowledge Objectives
Students will master using verbs + to - infinitives (e.g., want to, try to), to - infinitives for purpose, and verbs + objects + infinitives (with/without to).
Students will accurately apply these structures in zoo - related contexts.
2. Ability Objectives
Improve grammar application skills by completing textbook tasks (Activity A1, A2, B, C).
Enhance writing skills through creating zoo - trip descriptions with correct infinitive usage.
3. Affective Objectives
Develop precision in describing animal behaviors and zoo experiences using grammar.
Encourage students to observe and care about wild animals through language learning.
II. Language Knowledge
1. Key Words & Phrases
Verbs + to - infinitives: want to, try to, manage to, fail to; To - infinitives for purpose: in order to; Verbs + objects + infinitives: tell sb. to, ask sb. to, hear sb. do
2. Key Sentences
“When we arrived at the zoo, the pandas started to come out of their home. He began to eat bamboo for breakfast. He tried to exercise.”
“We prepare all kinds of food to give her a healthy diet. We buy some toys to make her happy.”
3. Key and Challenging Points
Key Points: Grasp different structures of to - infinitives; use them in context.
Challenging Points: Distinguishing between infinitive structures (e.g., help sb. (to) do); applying them naturally in writing.
III. Teaching Procedures (Total Duration: 45 Minutes)
Step 1 Introduction to Infinitives (10 Minutes)
Show zoo - trip sentences with to - infinitives (e.g., “pandas started to come out”). Ask: “How do infinitives work here?”
Introduce the topic: “Today, we’ll learn three ways to use to - infinitives—describing actions, purposes, and object - related actions!”
Step 2 Verbs + To - Infinitives (12 Minutes)
Rule Presentation:
Explain common verbs + to - infinitives (e.g., want to, try to, manage to, fail to). Use examples from the text.
Highlight structure: Verb + to + base verb.
Practice—Activity A1:
Students complete Millie’s article (Activity A1) with correct to - infinitives. Walk around to correct errors (e.g., “want to move”).
Step 3 To - Infinitives for Purpose (10 Minutes)
Rule Presentation:
Explain using to - infinitives or in order to for purpose (e.g., “prepare food to give a healthy diet”).
Compare to and in order to (latter is more formal).
Practice—Activity B:
Students match sentences (Activity B) to practice purpose expressions. Discuss answers, emphasizing “why” behind actions.
Step 4 Verbs + Objects + Infinitives (8 Minutes)
Rule Presentation:
Explain verbs + objects + infinitives (with/without to): tell sb. to, ask sb. to, hear sb. do (e.g., “Mr Wu told us not to feed animals”).
Highlight when to use to (e.g., ask, tell) and when not (e.g., hear, watch).
Practice—Activity C:
Students complete Kitty’s notes (Activity C) with correct structures. Provide feedback on to usage.
Step 5 Application Writing (5 Minutes)
Task: Write a short zoo - trip paragraph using all three infinitive structures (e.g., “We wanted to see pandas, so we went to the zoo early to get good seats. The teacher told us to be quiet to watch the animals.”).
Share and check for correct usage.
Step 6 Summary & Homework (5 Minutes)
Summary (3 Minutes): Recap infinitive structures: verbs + to - infinitives, purpose, verbs + objects + infinitives.
Homework (2 Minutes):
Review grammar rules.
Write 3 sentences about a wild animal’s behavior using infinitive structures.
IV. Assessment of Teaching Effectiveness
Check Activity A1/B/C answers for grammar accuracy.
Evaluate application writing for correct infinitive use.
V. Design Purpose
Introduction: Connect to zoo - trip context, showing grammar’s role in describing experiences.
Explanation/Practice: Clear rule breakdown + textbook tasks for active learning.
Application: Writing tasks bridge grammar to real - life zoo descriptions, reinforcing usage.
VI. Blackboard Design
Unit 5 Grammar—To - Infinitives in Zoo Trips
1. Verbs + to - infinitives: want to, try to, manage to
2. Purpose: to / in order to (e.g., prepare food to give diet)
3. Verbs + objects + infinitives: tell sb. to, hear sb. do
Homework: Write about wild animal behaviors!
VII. Teaching Reflection
Strengths: Grammar taught with contextual examples (zoo trip), making learning relevant.
Weaknesses: Some students may mix up infinitive structures (e.g., hear sb. to do).
Improvements: Add an “infinitive error - correction” game: Present sentences with mistakes and have students fix them. This reinforces correct usage.
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