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Unit 7 Fun after school Section 2 Exploring and Applying Rules 教学设计
I. Teaching Objectives
1. Knowledge Objectives
Students will master the simple past tense, including regular verb forms (adding -ed, -d, -ied) and irregular verb forms (e.g., go→went, be→was/were).
Students will be able to use the simple past tense to talk about past after - school activities and outings.
2. Ability Objectives
Improve grammar application: Correctly forming simple past tense sentences (regular and irregular verbs) to describe past events.
Enhance communicative skills: Using the simple past to share personal experiences of after - school activities.
3. Affective Objectives
Strengthen awareness of past event descriptions, encouraging reflection on enjoyable after - school memories.
Build confidence in using the simple past tense for accurate storytelling.
II. Language Knowledge
1. Key Vocabulary & Phrases
Regular verbs: walk→walked, use→used, carry→carried, plan→planned.
Irregular verbs: go→went, be→was/were, wear→wore, do→did, break→broke, feel→felt, sleep→slept, enjoy→enjoyed, leave→left.
2. Key Sentence Patterns
“Last Saturday, our parents came to our school. I went for a walk in the woods. It was quite hot.”
3. Key and Challenging Points
Key Points: Grasping regular and irregular simple past verb forms; using did for yes/no questions.
Challenging Points: Correctly applying irregular verb forms; distinguishing between regular and irregular past tenses in context.
III. Teaching Procedures (Total Duration: 45 Minutes)
Step 1 Pre - grammar: Activate Past Event Knowledge (8 Minutes)
Activity 1: Discuss Past Weekend:
Ask: “What did you do last weekend? Share one activity.” Students use simple past verbs (even if ungrammatical) to activate the theme.
Activity 2: Introduce Simple Past Rules:
Show the dialogue about the Art Festival, highlight simple past verbs (came, performed). Explain regular verb rules (e.g., -ed for most verbs).
Step 2 Grammar Explanation: Simple Past Tense (12 Minutes)
Activity 1: Analyze Regular Verbs:
Break down regular verb forms: walk→walked, use→used, carry→carried, plan→planned. Summarize rules for -ed, -d, -ied, double consonant + -ed.
Activity 2: Analyze Irregular Verbs:
Introduce irregular verbs (e.g., go→went, be→was/were), explain they don’t follow rules. List examples and encourage memorization.
Activity 3: Rule Summary on Board:
Write clear rules:
Regular verbs: Add -ed/-d/-ied/double consonant + -ed.
Irregular verbs: Memorize unique past forms.
Yes/no questions: Use did + base verb (e.g., “Did you enjoy?”).
Step 3 Grammar Practice: Complete Conversations (10 Minutes)
Activity 1: Complete Simple Past Dialogue:
Students finish Liu Wei’s conversation (Exercise 1), using regular and irregular past verbs (e.g., “I went for a walk. It was hot.”). Pair - check answers, then review as a class.
Activity 2: Error Correction Drill:
Create sentences with common errors (e.g., “I goed to the park.” → “I went to the park.”), have students correct them to reinforce rules.
Step 4 Grammar in Use: Share Past Activities (10 Minutes)
Activity 1: Write Past Activity Sentences:
Students write sentences about past two - week activities (Exercise 2), using simple past verbs (e.g., “Last Saturday, I took part in a book - sharing event.”).
Activity 2: Pair Sharing:
Pairs share their sentences, asking follow - up questions with did (e.g., “Did you enjoy the event? What books did you talk about?”).
Step 5 Summary & Homework (5 Minutes)
Activity 1: Class Summary:
Quick recap: “Today we learned simple past tense—regular (add - ed) and irregular (memorize forms). Practice telling past stories!”
Activity 2: Homework:
Write 5 simple past sentences about your most memorable after - school activity.
Think of 3 irregular verbs and create sentences for each.
IV. Assessment of Teaching Effectiveness
In - class Assessment: Observe grammar practice and pair sharing, checking for correct regular/irregular past forms and did use.
After - class Assessment: Evaluate homework sentences for accurate tense use and creativity in activity descriptions.
V. Design Purpose
Grammar + Experience Integration: Link simple past tense to sharing after - school memories, making grammar practical and relatable.
Skill Reinforcement: Use dialogue completion, error correction, and personal writing to solidify tense knowledge.
VI. Blackboard Design
Unit 7 Fun after school Section 2—Simple Past Tense
Regular Verbs:
walk→walked, use→used, carry→carried, plan→planned
Irregular Verbs:
go→went, be→was/were, wear→wore
Key Sentences:
“Did you enjoy? I went for a walk. It was hot.”
Homework: Past activity sentences + irregular verb practice!
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