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第三课时 Section A (3a-3d)
1、 Teaching Objectives
In this class, students will:
1. understand the conversation by identifying Peter's and Yaming's hobbies, extracting their
motivations,and analyzing their challenges.
2. role-play the dialogue to practise fluency and hobby-related expressions in the context.
3. discuss personal hobby experiences using the target language.
2、 Teaching Advice
Lead-in
Brainstorm
When you hear “traditional Chinese hobbies”, what activities come to your mind?
E.g. Calligraphy,paper cutting,Beijing opera,Wushu,Chinese painting,Chinese chess,…
Look and Say
Show students one picture of someone playing the guitar and another picture of someone
doing calligraphy,and then ask the questions:
· What are the students doing?
· Which activity looks more interesting? Why?
Pre-reading
Observe the picture
Have students look at the picture in 3a and answer the questions:
· Who can you see in the picture?
· What are they doing?
· Which poem is Yaming writing? Can you give a brief introduction to the poem?
· Can you guess what Yaming's hobby is?
Culture Tip:Quiet Night Thoughts is a poem by Li Bai from the Tang Dynasty. It describes the feeling of missing one's hometown while travelling far away. In Chinese culture, the moon symbolizes a family reunion,which makes this poem deeply meaningful for calligraphy practice. The translation of the poem is:
Quiet Night Thoughts
Be fore my bed a pool of light,
Can it be hoar-frost on the ground?
Looking up,I see the moon so bright;
Bowing ,in homesickness I'm drowned.
While-reading
3a
1. Have students read the conversation and circle Peter's and Yaming's free-time activities.
2. Let students complete the table according to the conversation.
3. The teacher can ask one more question after the students complete the table.
When Yaming mentioned spending hours practising single strokes,Peter said,“I know how
that feels!” Do you know what that feeling was? (E. g. tired, bored,out of patience,..)
3b
1. Ask students to read the conversation again and answer the questions.
2. Invite some students to share their answers.
3c
Let students listen to the conversation,and then role-play it. Here are some tips for the role-play:
· Remember key lines
· Use proper emotions
· Add some gestures
· Work with your partner
Post-reading
Further Thinking
What do you learn from Yaming's and Peter's experiences when you try something new?
E.g. It's normal to face difficulties when starting something new. /Not giving up helps us
get better at new things./Trying new things brings nice feelings./...
3d
1. Ask students to think about their hobbies and discuss the reasons why they do their hobbies.
Remind them to use the expressions in 3d for help.
2. Encourage students to make a dialogue based on the discussion.
Summary
Ask students to summarize what they learned in this lesson.
Homework
Finish the related exercises in the books produced by Youyi.
Blackboard Design
Draw the table or write the language points on the blackboard.
Teaching Reflection
This lesson went well overall. Students actively discussed hobbies and role-played the dialogue with good emotions. The theme of “ overcoming challenges”helped them connect the lesson to their own experiences. However, some still needed more support to use the target language fluently in conversations. For improvement,I'll add extra guided practice before role-playing to build their confidence.
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