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Unit 6 Natural wonders of the world Lesson 5 Landforms of China 教学设计
I. Teaching Objectives
1. Knowledge Objectives
Students will master vocabulary related to China's landforms (e.g., landform, plateau, plain, basin, mountain) and understand Li Ming's report on China's major landforms.
Students will be able to comprehend the report, judge true or false, discuss China's wonders, research world wonders, and create posters about natural wonders.
2. Ability Objectives
Improve reading and research skills: Extract information from the report and conduct internet research on world wonders.
Enhance speaking and collaborative skills: Discuss China's and world's natural wonders in groups and present posters.
3. Affective Objectives
Help students appreciate the diversity and beauty of China's landforms, inspire them to learn about world natural wonders, and foster a sense of pride in their motherland and curiosity about the world.
II. Language Knowledge
1. Key Vocabulary & Phrases
China's landforms - related words: landform, plateau, plain, basin, mountain
Key phrases: "Roof of the World", diverse and beautiful
2. Key Sentence Patterns
Introducing China's landforms: "China's landforms can be divided into three levels from west to east, like a giant staircase." "The western part of China is the highest, with the huge Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, known as the 'Roof of the World'." "Among the thousands of mountains in the Himalayas stands the highest mountain in the world, Mount Qomolangma."
Describing landform levels: "Moving east, the land becomes lower. This middle level includes large plateaus like the Loess Plateau and the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, as well as big basins like the Sichuan Basin." "The eastern part is the lowest and flattest, with wide plains like the North China Plain and the Northeast China Plain, as well as gentle hills."
3. Key and Challenging Points
Key Points: Understand Li Ming's report on China's landforms, master related vocabulary and phrases, and complete reading tasks.
Challenging Points: Conducting internet research on world wonders and creating informative and attractive posters.
III. Teaching Procedures
Step 1: Warm - up & Lead - in
Activity: Landform Sharing
Ask students: "What landforms do you know in China? Share with your classmates." Let students share their knowledge about China's landforms.
Step 2: Reading & Comprehension
Activity 1: Report Reading and True/False Judgment
Have students read Li Ming's report and write true (T) or false (F) for statements A - E.
A: The landforms in China are high in the west and low in the east. (T)
B: Mount Qomolangma is the highest mountain in the world. (T)
C: You can find plains and gentle hills on the second level of China's landforms. (F, they are on the third level)
D: There are plateaus and basins on the same level of landform. (T, on the second level)
E: The third level is good for farming. (T, as most farmland is located there)
Check answers to ensure students grasp the main content of the report.
Step 3: Discussion & Research
Activity 1: China's Wonders Discussion
Invite students to discuss with partners about China's wonders, filling in the blanks for A - D (e.g., A: The lowest land - Turpan Basin; B: The largest saltwater lake - Qinghai Lake; C: The largest waterfalls - Huangguoshu Waterfall; D: The largest desert - Taklimakan Desert).
Activity 2: World Wonders Research
Divide students into groups. Ask each group to search the internet and complete the table of wonders of the world (e.g., Largest island - Greenland (North America, area about 2.166 million square kilometres); Largest rainforest - Amazon Rainforest (South America, area about 7.05 million square kilometres); Longest river - Nile (Africa, length about 6,671 kilometres)).
Step 4: Poster Creation & Presentation
Activity: Natural Wonder Poster Creation
Ask groups to make a poster about a natural wonder of the world, including a description and a picture. Then have each group show their poster to the class.
Step 5: Summary & Homework
Activity 1: Lesson Summary
Recap key vocabulary and phrases (China's landforms - related terms), the content of Li Ming's report on China's landforms, and the process of researching and presenting world natural wonders.
Activity 2: Homework Assignment
Assign homework: (1) Write a short passage about your favorite natural wonder (Chinese or world). (2) Share your passage with family and talk about natural wonders.
IV. Assessment
In - class: Assess students’ performance in reading comprehension tasks, discussion participation, research skills, poster creation, and presentation skills.
Homework: Evaluate students' passages about favorite natural wonders and their discussions with family to see if they can reflect on and appreciate natural wonders.
V. Design Purpose
Skill Integration: Combine reading (comprehension), writing (short passage), speaking (discussion, presentation), research, and collaborative skills (poster creation) to deepen understanding of China's and world's natural wonders.
Real - life Application: Use discussion, research, and homework to help students connect with their knowledge of natural wonders and enhance their appreciation for the beauty and diversity of the earth.
VI. Blackboard Design
Unit 6 Landforms of China
Key Vocabulary & Phrases:
landform, plateau, plain, basin, mountain, "Roof of the World", diverse and beautiful
China's Landform Levels:
First Level (West): Highest, Qinghai - Tibet Plateau ("Roof of the World"), Mount Qomolangma.
Second Level (Middle): Lower, large plateaus (Loess, Yunnan - Guizhou), big basins (Sichuan Basin).
Third Level (East): Lowest and flattest, wide plains (North China, Northeast China), gentle hills, most farmland and big cities.
Homework: Write about favorite natural wonder & share with family.
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