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Unit 5 Sport Study skills 教学设计
I. Teaching Objectives
1. Knowledge Objectives
Students will understand the function of different signs (instructions, directions, warnings, information) in a foreign country.
Students will learn to match sports preferences to corresponding sports signs.
2. Ability Objectives
Improve study skills: interpreting signs for practical needs (baggage claim, transport, dining, information) and linking sports interests to visual symbols.
Enhance critical thinking by analyzing sign meanings and applying them to real - life scenarios.
3. Affective Objectives
Foster independence in navigating foreign environments using signs.
Encourage enthusiasm for sports by connecting personal interests to visual representations.
II. Language Knowledge
1. Key Vocabulary & Phrases
Sign functions: instructions, directions, warnings, information; examples (escalator, airport, no ball games, first aid).
Sports signs: tennis, basketball, volleyball, cycling, table tennis.
2. Key Sentence Patterns
Sign interpretation: “This sign means … (e.g., take the escalator; no ball games).”
Sports matching: “Robert likes tennis and basketball → signs 1 and 9; Tim likes volleyball and cycling → signs 3 and 4.”
3. Key and Challenging Points
Key Points: Identifying sign functions and matching sports interests to signs.
Challenging Points: Accurately interpreting less - obvious signs (e.g., Visitor Information Centre) and distinguishing similar sports signs.
III. Teaching Procedures (Total Duration: 45 Minutes)
Step 1 Pre - study: Sign Introduction (8 Minutes)
Activity: Activate sign knowledge.
Show common signs (escalator, airport, no ball games, first aid) and ask: “What do these signs mean? Where do we see them?”
Introduce the task: “Today, we’ll learn to understand signs in foreign places and match sports interests to sports signs!”
Step 2 Interpret Practical Signs (A) (15 Minutes)
Activity 1: Navigate the Scenario (A):
Students help Robert and Tim by circling correct signs for needs (baggage claim, taxi, restaurant, Visitor Information Centre).
Activity 2: Explain Sign Functions:
For each sign, students state its function (e.g., “Sign a for baggage claim is information; sign c for taxi is directions”).
Step 3 Match Sports Interests to Signs (B) (15 Minutes)
Activity 1: Analyze Sports Preferences (B):
Students list Robert’s (tennis, basketball) and Tim’s (volleyball, cycling, table tennis) sports.
Activity 2: Find Corresponding Signs:
Students match sports to signs, writing R/T in boxes (e.g., “Tennis → sign 1 (R); Volleyball → sign 3 (T)”).
Step 4 Summary & Homework (7 Minutes)
Summary (3 Minutes):
Recap: Signs give instructions, directions, warnings, information; match sports interests to sports signs for events.
Homework (4 Minutes):
Draw 3 personal - need signs (e.g., library, gym) and write their functions.
Create a sports sign for a new sport (invent or use a real one) and explain it.
IV. Assessment of Teaching Effectiveness
Check A for accurate sign selection for practical needs.
Evaluate B for correct sports - sign matching and explanation.
V. Design Purpose
Study Skills: Focus on sign interpretation—key for independent travel and real - life navigation.
Sports Link: Connect to unit themes by matching sports interests to visual symbols, enhancing engagement.
Practical Application: Train students to use signs for daily needs, building self - reliance.
VI. Blackboard Design
Unit 5 Study skills—Signs: Practical & Sports
Sign Functions:
Instructions: Escalator up
Directions: Airport turn right
Warnings: No ball games
Information: First aid here
Sports - Sign Matching (Sample):
Robert (tennis, basketball): Signs 1 (tennis), 9 (basketball) → R
Tim (volleyball, cycling, table tennis): Signs 3 (volleyball), 4 (cycling), [table tennis sign] → T
Homework: Draw 3 personal signs + create new sports sign!
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