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Unit 1 Happy Holiday Section B Lesson 4: (1a-1d) Reading & Diary Analysis 教学设计
I. Teaching Objectives
1. Knowledge Objectives
Master 12 core vocabulary from Section B (1a-1d): ancient, breath, remind, peace, scenery, local, chat, historical, volunteer, spirit, totally, unforgettable.
Understand the structure of Vincent’s holiday diary: date marking (17th July, 18th July), time sequence (morning/afternoon/evening), and emotional changes (sick → happy → peaceful).
Learn 3 key sentence patterns:
“The [place] reminds me of [memory].”
“I spent the whole morning doing [activity].”
“It was an unforgettable day because [reason].”
2. Ability Objectives
Reading skills: Skim the diary to identify main places (Red Square, Victory Museum) and scan for specific details (e.g., “What did Vincent do at the Russian school?”).
Comprehension ability: Answer 1c timeline questions and 1d emotional analysis questions with evidence from the text.
Expression ability: Retell Vincent’s 2-day journey using time markers and emotional words.
3. Affective Objectives
Appreciate the value of cultural exploration and family care during holidays.
Cultivate the habit of recording life experiences through diaries.
II. Teaching Key & Difficult Points
1. Key Points
Extracting specific information from the diary (1b): matching dates, places, and activities (1c timeline).
Mastering vocabulary in context (e.g., “ancient buildings” in Red Square, “peaceful moment” in Alexander Garden).
2. Difficult Points
Interpreting implied meanings in emotional descriptions (e.g., “Grandpa waited in the cold wind” reflects family love; “peace does not come easily” connects to historical reflection).
Using time sequence words (first, then, finally) to retell the diary logically.
III. Teaching Preparations
Visual aids:
A map of Moscow marking Red Square, Victory Museum, and Alexander Garden.
Photos of key scenes: ancient buildings, Victory Museum exhibits, Russian school students playing games.
Learning materials:
Vocabulary cards (with Chinese translations for difficult words like volunteer and spirit).
1c timeline worksheet (blank version for students to fill in).
1d question cards: “Why did Vincent feel sick on 17th July?” “What made 18th July unforgettable?”
Audio/video:
Recording of Vincent’s diary (1b) with pauses at key information points.
1-minute video clip of Red Square to activate background knowledge.
IV. Teaching Procedures (45 mins)
(一)Warm-up & Lead-in (7 mins)
Holiday Memory Sharing (3 mins):
Teacher shows a short video of Red Square and asks: “Have you ever visited a historical place? What did you see there?”
Invite 3 students to share (e.g., “I visited the Great Wall. I saw ancient towers and took many photos.”).
Vocabulary Preview (4 mins):
Display 6 core words (ancient, historical, remind, peace, local, chat) with pictures.
Play “Word-Picture Matching Race”: Students work in pairs to match words to pictures. The fastest pair wins a sticker.
(二)Pre-reading: Activate Background & Predict (8 mins)
Background Introduction (3 mins):
Teacher introduces: “Vincent, a Chinese student, spent his holiday in Moscow, Russia. Let’s look at the places he visited.”
Show the Moscow map and photos, explaining briefly: “Red Square has many ancient buildings. Victory Museum tells stories of World War II.”
Prediction Task (5 mins):
Students look at 1a’s diary cover and 1b’s first paragraph. Ask:
“What do you think Vincent did in Moscow?”
“How might he feel during the trip?”
Write predictions on the blackboard (e.g., “He visited museums. He felt excited.”).
(三)While-reading: Analyze the Diary (15 mins)
First Reading: Skim for Main Ideas (4 mins):
Play the audio of 1b. Students follow the text and underline 3 main places Vincent visited.
Check answers: Red Square, Victory Museum, Russian school.
Second Reading: Scan for Details (1c Timeline) (6 mins):
Distribute blank 1c timelines. Students read 1b again and fill in:
Date
Morning Activity
Afternoon Activity
Evening Activity
17th July
Visited Victory Museum
Walked in Alexander Garden
Felt sick after dinner
18th July
Met local students
Played games at their school
Wrote in diary
Pair check: Students compare timelines and correct mistakes together.
Third Reading: Analyze Emotions (1d) (5 mins):
Students read 1b a third time, highlighting emotional words (sick, happy, peaceful, unforgettable).
Answer 1d questions in groups of 4:
“Why did Vincent feel sick on 17th July?” (Ate too much local food)
“What made 18th July unforgettable?” (Chatted with local students and learned about their culture)
(四)Post-reading: Retell & Discuss (10 mins)
Retell the Diary (5 mins):
Teacher models retelling 17th July: “On 17th July morning, Vincent visited Victory Museum. In the afternoon, he walked in Alexander Garden. He felt sick in the evening because he ate too much.”
Students retell 18th July in pairs, using time words (first, then, finally).
Deep Discussion (5 mins):
Group debate: “Which day do you think was more meaningful for Vincent? Why?”
Possible answers:
17th July: Learned history at Victory Museum.
18th July: Made friends with local students and experienced culture.
(五)Summary & Homework (5 mins)
Summary (2 mins):
Teacher leads a review: “Vincent’s diary shows us his 2-day trip in Moscow. He visited historical places, felt family love, and made new friends. A diary helps us remember unforgettable moments.”
Homework (3 mins):
Basic: Copy 12 core words and write 1 sentence for each (e.g., “The old photo reminds me of my last holiday.”).
Intermediate: Complete the 1c timeline with 2 more details from the text (e.g., “At Victory Museum, he saw ‘glass tears’”).
Advanced: Write a 3-sentence diary entry about your own unforgettable holiday day, using “because” to explain feelings.
V. Blackboard Design
Unit 1 Section B Lesson 4 (1a-1d): Vincent’s Moscow Diary
1. Key Vocabulary:
ancient, historical, remind, peace, local, chat, unforgettable
2. Timeline (1c):
17th July: Victory Museum → Alexander Garden → felt sick
18th July: met local students → played games → unforgettable
3. Sentence Patterns:
- The [place] reminds me of [memory].
- It was unforgettable because [reason].
4. Homework:
Basic → words + sentences
Advanced → own diary entry
VI. Supplementary Materials (for Enrichment)
Extension reading: A short passage about “How to Write a Holiday Diary” (with tips: record time, activities, and feelings).
Vocabulary game worksheet: Crossword puzzle using 1a-1d words (e.g., “A place with old buildings: _ _ _ _ _ _” → ancient).
Group project: Design a “Holiday Memory Poster” with photos/drawings and 3 sentences (using unit vocabulary).
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