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Unit 6 Let’s go! Lesson 4 教学设计
I. Teaching Objectives
1. Knowledge Objectives
Students will master vocabulary for restaurant food (dumplings, noodles, rice, snacks, drinks) and price - related terms (small, large, price).
Students will be able to understand conversations about restaurant ordering, use would like to order food, and complete ordering - related tasks.
2. Ability Objectives
Improve reading and writing skills: Extract information from conversations to answer questions, match restaurant expressions, and complete order dialogues.
Enhance speaking and collaborative skills: Discuss menu choices in pairs, applying language to restaurant - ordering communication.
3. Affective Objectives
Cultivate the awareness of polite restaurant communication, and enhance the ability to order food and handle dining scenarios.
II. Language Knowledge
1. Key Vocabulary & Phrases
Food & drinks: dumplings, noodles, rice, snacks, coke, milk, water, juice
Ordering phrases: would like, May I help you?, What sizes do you have?
2. Key Sentence Patterns
Order inquiry: “May I help you? What would you like to have?”
Order placement: “I would like a big bowl of beef noodles. What about you?”
Price & size: “How much are the dumplings? We have large and small bowls.”
3. Key and Challenging Points
Key Points: Master restaurant - food vocabulary; understand ordering conversations; use would like for ordering.
Challenging Points: Fluently discuss menu choices and prices; accurately complete ordering dialogues.
III. Teaching Procedures (45 Minutes)
Step 1: Warm - up & Lead - in (5 Minutes)
Activity 1: Menu Picture Guessing
Show menu pictures (dumplings, noodles, etc.), let students name the food, activating restaurant - food vocabulary.
Step 2: Vocabulary & Order Preparation (10 Minutes)
Activity 1: Menu Discussion
Do textbook “Look at the menu. What would you like to have? Talk with your partner” (Exercise 1). Students discuss menu choices (dumplings, noodles) and prices, practicing vocabulary.
Activity 2: Ordering - Phrase Practice
Teach ordering phrases (would like, May I help you?) using the conversation context, explaining polite usage.
Step 3: Reading & Conversation Understanding (12 Minutes)
Activity 1: Ordering - Conversation Reading
Do textbook “Read the conversation and answer the questions” (Exercise 2). Students read Wang Mei and Li Lin’s restaurant talk, then answer questions about ordering methods (waitress helps, cell - phone code), ordered food (beef noodles, dumplings with carrot), and free items (snacks).
Activity 2: Key Information Extraction
Ask questions like “What sizes do they order? How much do they pay?” Guide students to retell the conversation, reinforcing restaurant - ordering language.
Step 4: Writing & Expression/Dialogue Completion (10 Minutes)
Activity 1: Expression Matching
Do textbook “Match the questions with the answers” (Exercise 3). Students match restaurant expressions (May I help you? What would you like?), practicing communication patterns.
Activity 2: Order Dialogue Completion
Do textbook “Complete the conversation with the menu” (Exercise 4). Students fill in order dialogues with “May I help you? What size would you like? I would like some water”, enhancing ordering - scenario writing.
Step 5: Speaking & Pair Activity (5 Minutes)
Activity 1: Restaurant Role - play
Pairs role - play restaurant ordering, using menu choices and ordering phrases, promoting practical communication.
Step 6: Summary & Homework (3 Minutes)
Summary: Recap restaurant - food vocabulary, ordering phrases, and dialogue patterns.
Homework:
Write a short restaurant - ordering dialogue with a friend, using would like and menu items.
Prepare to share your ordering dialogue in the next class.
IV. Assessment
In - class: Check conversation - comprehension accuracy, expression/dialogue - completion correctness, and pair - role - play participation.
Homework: Evaluate the quality of restaurant - ordering dialogues.
V. Design Purpose
Skill Integration: Combine reading (conversation understanding), writing (expression matching, dialogue completion), speaking (role - play), and practical application (restaurant ordering) to master dining - related language.
Real - life Application: Use menu discussion, dialogue writing, and role - play to apply language to real - world restaurant - ordering scenarios and polite communication.
VI. Blackboard Design
Unit 6 Let’s go!
Key Restaurant Vocabulary: dumplings, noodles, would like
Ordering Phrases:
“May I help you? What would you like?”
“How much is it? What sizes do you have?”
Homework: Ordering - dialogue writing + preparation for sharing.
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