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译林新版8BU7
Lesson Plan 5: Integrated Skills (D2,D3) & Further Study
Textbook Reference: Unit 7, Pages 103-105
I. Teaching Objectives
Language Ability:Master the structure and writing skills of a charity report; use useful expressions to write a complete and logical report; integrate the vocabulary, grammar (passive voice) and key phrases of the whole unit into writing; master the writing steps.
Cultural Awareness:Integrate the connotation of China Charity Day into writing; realize the development of charity work in China and the world; cultivate the sense of social responsibility and the awareness of participating in charity work; establish cultural confidence and international vision.
Thinking Quality:Organize the writing content logically; combine the real life to create a reasonable charity report; analyze the change of the person's life before and after receiving charity help; improve the ability of logical thinking and creative writing.
Learning Ability:Analyze the model report to summarize the writing structure and skills; use a checklist to self-edit and peer review the writing; integrate the knowledge of the whole unit into comprehensive writing; improve the ability of writing revision and knowledge integration.
II. Key & Difficult Points
Key:Mastering the structure and writing skills of the charity report; using the useful expressions and the unit's knowledge (passive voice, key phrases) to write a complete report; integrating the connotation of China Charity Day into the writing.
Difficult:Making the charity report logical and vivid, with clear description of the person's life change before and after receiving help; flexibly integrating the unit's grammar and phrases into writing; reflecting the cultural awareness and social responsibility in the writing.
III. Teaching Procedures
Step 1: Further Study & Lead-in
Introduce China Charity Day
Show the logo and background of China Charity Day:
Q: What do you think people can do on China Charity Day? (donate money, hand out leaflets, volunteer for charities)
Lead-in
Show Millie's model report about Mandeep (Page 103) and ask:
Q1: What is the structure of this report?
Q2: How does the report describe Mandeep's life change?
Step 2: Model Analysis
Analyze the Writing Structure
Guide students to sort out the 5-part structure of the charity report from the model:
Part 1 (Intro): Introduce the person
Part 2 (Past): Describe the past difficulty
Part 3 (Help): How the charity helped him/her
Part 4 (Present): The present change
Part 5 (Future): The person's future wish
Useful Expressions
used to do sth, could not read or write, learn about the conditions, thanks to, be grateful to, want to become, hope to help others
Step 3: Writing Workshop
Pre-writing: Planning
Ask students to choose a person (real or imaginary) who got help from a charity, and fill in the planning table first:
Part
Content Points
Intro
Name, age, place, family background
Past
Difficulties (e.g., can't go to school, no clean water, suffer from illness)
Help
Which charity? What help did he/she get?
Present
Life changes (e.g., go to school, live a better life)
Future
Future wish (e.g., want to be a volunteer, a doctor)
Writing Requirements
(1) Follow the 5-part structure of the charity report.
(2) Use at least 6 useful expressions in this lesson.
(3) Word count: 80-100 words; logical and sincere tone.
Give students 10 mins to write the first draft of the report.
Step 4: Peer Review & Polish
Peer Review Checklist:
(1) Does the report have 5 parts (intro, past, help, present, future)?
(2) Are there at least 6 useful expressions and 2 passive voice sentences?
(3) Is the life change of the person clear?
Self-polish
Ask students to revise their drafts according to the peer review suggestions.
Step 5: Sample Essay & Analysis
Sample Essay
A Girl's Life Changed by the Red Cross Society of China
Li Na is a 10-year-old girl from a small village in Yunnan. Her family is very poor, and she used to work on the farm all day. She could not go to school and had no chance to learn to read or write.
One day, workers from the Red Cross Society of China came to her village. She was given a free schoolbag and books by the charity, and she was offered a chance to go to the village school.
Now Li Na goes to school every day. She can read and write well, and she loves her school life. She is grateful to the Red Cross Society of China for changing her life. She wants to become a teacher in the future and hope to help other poor children. Just as China Charity Day calls on us, everyone should give a helping hand to people in need.
Bright Sentence Patterns
She was given a free schoolbag and books by the charity.(她从这个慈善机构那里得到了免费的书包和书籍。)
She is grateful to the Red Cross Society of China for changing her life.(她感谢中国红十字会改变了她的人生。)
Just as China Charity Day calls on us, everyone should give a helping hand to people in need.(正如中国慈善日所倡导的,每个人都应该向有需要的人伸出援手。)
IV. Homework
Write the revised charity report neatly on the exercise book.
Review all the vocabulary, phrases and grammar of Unit 7, and finish the assessment on Page 105.
V. Blackboard Design
Unit 7 Writing: A Charity Report & Further Study
Charity Report Structure (5 Parts)
Intro: Name, place, family background
Past: Difficulty
Help: Charity → What help?
Present: Life change
Future: Wish
Useful Expressions
used to do sth, be grateful to, thanks to, learn about, give a helping hand, call on
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