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译林新版8BU5
Lesson Plan 3: Grammar
Textbook Reference: Unit 5, Pages 68-69
I. Teaching Objectives
Language Ability: Master the usage of enough (position before nouns, after adjectives) and too; construct sentences using enough to and too...to structures.
Thinking Quality: Deduce grammar rules from contextual examples.
Learning Ability: Summarize grammar rules in a formula.
II. Key & Difficult Points
Key: The structure be + adj + enough/too + to do; the position of enough.
Difficult: Understanding the negative implication of too...to without using "not"; distinguishing when to use for sb in the infinitive phrase.
III. Teaching Procedures
Step 1: Lead-in
Activity: Show three cups of water: Too hot, Too cold, Just right.
Q1: "Can you drink the first one? Why?" (It is too hot to drink).
Q2: "Can you drink the third one?" (It is warm enough to drink).
Concept: Introduce the balance between “too” and “enough”.
Step 2: Rule Discovery
Activity: Analyze sentences from Part A and B.
1 You are old enough to travel alone.
2 The box is too heavy for him to carry.
Q3: "Where does 'enough' sit compared to the adjective? Where does 'too' sit?" (Rule: Adj + Enough / Too + Adj).
Q4: "Does 'too...to' mean yes or no?" (It implies a negative result: so heavy that he cannot).
Practice:
He is too young to go to school. = He is not old enough to go to school.
Step 3: Practice
Game 1: "Too Much or Enough?" Teacher shows scenarios.
Scenario: A man trying to lift a car. -> Students: "He is too weak to lift it!"
Scenario: A student studying 10 hours a day. -> Students: "He works hard enough to pass."
Task (Part B2 ): Fill in the blanks.
Focus: "He was trustworthy enough to win praise." / "She was too poor to buy food."
Step 4: Production
Task: Write 2 pieces of advice using the target grammar.
1 Problem: "I want to buy a phone but I have no money."
2 Advice: "You are too young to have a job. Wait until you are old enough."
1 Problem: "The exam is very hard."
2 Advice: "Study hard enough to pass. Don't play too much."
Challenge: Create a sentence with for sb: "The question is too difficult for a Grade 7 student to answer."
Step 5: Exercises
Fill in the blanks:
"Traveling is wonderful, but you need to plan. If you pack (1)______ (many) bags, you will be (2)______ (tired) to walk. Make sure you have (3)______ (money) to buy food. Some places are (4)______ (dangerous) for children (5)______ (visit) alone. Be brave (6)______ (try) new things, but not (7)______ (reckless) to ignore safety."
(Answers: too many, too tired, enough money, too dangerous, to visit, enough to try, too reckless)
IV. Homework
Write 5 sentences describing your family members using enough and too.
Complete the workbook exercises on page 134.
V. Blackboard Design
Unit 5 Grammar: Enough & Too
. Structure & Meaning:
- Adj + enough + to do (Positive result: Can do)
- Too + Adj + to do (Negative result: Cannot do)
- Too + Adj + for sb + to do
. Transformation:
too young to go = not old enough to go
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