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译林新版8BU1
Lesson 5: IntegrationD2,D3
Textbook Reference: Pages 18
I. Analysis of Teaching Material
Content: This lesson focuses on writing a composition about "Changes in My Hometown."
Connection to Knowledge Points : Students will utilize key phrases such as make a living by, fall in love with, at the heart of, and sentence patterns like "There have been lots of changes..." and "Thanks to...".
II. Teaching Objectives
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
Language Ability: Collect facts about their hometown using a fact file.
Cultural Awareness: Deepen their understanding of social development and the relationship between personal life and societal progress; express pride in their hometown's development.
Thinking Quality: Organize ideas logically from specific examples (houses, transport, jobs) to a general conclusion; analyze the causes of changes.
Learning Ability: Use a planning strategy (Fact File) to structure writing; cooperate in peer review to improve writing quality.
III. Key and Difficult Points
Key Points:
Using a Fact File to gather and organize information.
Describing specific changes.
Difficult Points:
Combining the Present Perfect Tense with specific past events correctly.
Writing a well-structured paragraph that moves from specific details to a general conclusion.
IV. Teaching Methods & Aids
Methods: Inductive Method, Cooperative Learning.
Aids: Word cards, Mind maps.
V. Teaching Procedures
Step 1: Lead-in & Revision (5 mins)
Activity: Show pictures of "Starlight Village" and "Sunshine Town" (from textbook).
Question: "We have learned about Shenzhen and Sunshine Town. What changes have taken place in these places?"
Step 2: Planning & Fact File (10 mins)
Activity 1: Model Analysis
Guide students to identify the categories: Living/Public spaces, Transport, Job chances, Reasons, Opinion.
Activity 2: Brainstorming
Ask students: "What are the changes in your hometown (e.g., Suzhou or surrounding areas)?"
Students work in pairs to fill out their own "Fact File" with specific examples (e.g., Past: narrow roads; Present: wide roads; Reason: government support).
Step 3: Drafting & Language Support (15 mins)
Activity 1: Structure Analysis
Analyze the structure of Millie's article:
Para 1 (Introduction): General statement of change.
Para 2-4 (Body): Specific changes (Living, Transport, Jobs) - From specific to general.
Para 5 (Conclusion): Reasons and feelings.
Activity 2: Sentence Building
Practice writing topic sentences using structures.
"Many changes have taken place in..."
"In the past, there used to be... but now..."
"Thanks to the government's support, people are enjoying a happier life."
Focus on the contrast between Past (Simple Past) and Present (Present Perfect/Present Simple).
Activity 3: Independent Writing
Students write their first draft based on their Fact File and the model structure.
Step 4: Peer Review & Presentation (10 mins)
Activity 1: Peer Check
Students exchange drafts with partners.
Activity 2: Presentation
Class votes on the best "Description of Hometown Changes."
Homework:
Polish the draft into a final copy.
Find one English song or poem about "hometown" or "changes".
VI. Blackboard Design
Key Structures:
Many changes have taken place in ...
In the past, ... used to ... / ... made a living by ...
Now, ... has/have changed into ...
Thanks to ..., people are enjoying ...
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