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Unit 8 A green world Reading 教学设计
I. Teaching Objectives
1. Knowledge Objectives
Students will understand Martina’s blog about environmental protection in Switzerland (e.g., recycling systems, government laws, new energy use).
Students will master key vocabulary related to environmental actions (e.g., separate, recycle, allow, fine, run out, produce).
2. Ability Objectives
Improve reading skills (skimming, scanning) to extract details about Switzerland’s green practices.
Enhance writing and speaking skills by summarizing the blog and discussing environmental protection methods.
3. Affective Objectives
Inspire appreciation for Switzerland’s environmental efforts and encourage applying similar practices locally.
Strengthen awareness of individual responsibility in protecting the environment.
II. Language Knowledge
1. Key Words & Phrases
Nouns: recycling, law, treasure, resource, energy
Verbs: separate, recycle, allow, fine, run out, produce
Phrases: be separated into, be given to the poor, new types of energy
2. Key Sentences
“In Switzerland, things like glass, plastic and paper are separated into different groups and then recycled.”
“Nature is our greatest treasure. We depend on its rich resources to live, so it is important for us to protect it wisely.”
3. Key and Challenging Points
Key Points: Comprehending Switzerland’s environmental policies (recycling, laws, new energy); mastering vocabulary in context.
Challenging Points: Scanning for specific details (e.g., recycling processes, law examples); summarizing the blog concisely.
III. Teaching Procedures (Total Duration: 45 Minutes)
Step 1 Lead - in (6 Minutes)
Show pictures of Switzerland’s natural scenery (mountains, lakes) and ask: “What do you think of Switzerland’s environment? How do you think they keep it clean?”
Introduce: “Today, we’ll read Martina’s blog to learn about Switzerland’s green practices!”
Step 2 Pre - reading: Vocabulary Preview (8 Minutes)
Present key words (e.g., separate, recycle, allow, fine, run out, produce) from the text.
Use simple definitions/examples: “Separate means to divide into groups; recycle means to treat waste so it can be reused.”
Quick matching game: Pair words with meanings (e.g., “fine” → “make someone pay money for mistakes”).
Step 3 While - reading (18 Minutes)
Skimming (6 Minutes)
Students skim the blog to answer: “What is the main topic? (Switzerland’s environmental protection methods)”
Check answers, emphasizing skimming (reading titles, first/last sentences of paragraphs).
Scanning (12 Minutes)
Divide students into groups. Assign tasks:
Find details about Switzerland’s recycling system (e.g., What items are recycled? How are old clothes handled?).
Complete Part B1 (word - meaning matching) and B2 (sentence - half matching) using scanning.
Walk around to guide; then check answers as a class.
Step 4 Post - reading: Information Application (10 Minutes)
Part B3 & B4: Summarizing and Discussing (10 Minutes)
Students use Part B3 to match main points to paragraphs, summarizing the blog’s structure.
In pairs, discuss Part B4 (completing the conversation about Martina’s blog), focusing on using key vocabulary (e.g., “separated into groups”, “fined by the police”).
Step 5 Summary & Homework (3 Minutes)
Summary (2 Minutes): Recap Switzerland’s green practices (recycling, government laws, new energy) and their impact.
Homework (1 Minute):
Write a short paragraph: “What Can We Learn from Switzerland’s Green Practices?” (use text examples).
IV. Assessment of Teaching Effectiveness
Check pre - reading vocabulary mastery (matching game).
Evaluate while - reading scanning (B1, B2 answers) and post - reading summarizing/discussing (B3, B4) for accuracy.
V. Design Purpose
Lead - in: Build curiosity about Switzerland’s environment using visuals.
Pre - reading: Simplify vocabulary to ease text comprehension.
While - reading: Develop skimming/scanning skills with structured tasks.
Post - reading: Apply text info to summarizing and discussion, reinforcing understanding.
VI. Blackboard Design
Unit 8 Reading — Green Switzerland
Key Vocabulary:
separate, recycle, allow, fine, run out, produce
Key Details:
- Recycling: Glass, plastic, paper → separated and recycled; old clothes → charity shops/poor/factories
- Laws: Protect environment (e.g., no tree - cutting)
- New energy: Sun, wind, water → low cost, no pollution
Homework: Write “What Can We Learn from Switzerland’s Green Practices?”
VII. Teaching Reflection
Strengths: Vocabulary preview and structured reading tasks support comprehension.
Weaknesses: Some students may need more guidance in summarizing complex paragraphs.
Improvements: Add a “Detail Hunt” competition: “Find 3 unique green practices in Switzerland and explain why they work.”
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