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第六课时 Section B(3a-3c)
1、 Teaching Objectives
In this class, students will:
1. identify the structure and key elements of a thank-you letter.
2.write a thank-you letter with clear logic.
3. develop a sense of gratitude and be more willing to express appreciation to people who have
helped them.
2、 Teaching Advice
Lead-in
Free Talk
· Do you remember a time that someone helped you a lot?
· What happened?What do you usually do to thank someone who helped you?
· How does Kelly thank Mrs Thompson? (She writes a thank-you letter.)
Pre-writing
3a
1. Have students read the letter and discuss why Kelly is thankful. The teacher can use a
table to help students summarize the key points.
2. Analyze the structure of the thank-you letter.(见优翼配套教学课件)
3. Ask students to underline the sentences that can be used to thank someone in a thank-you
letter.
3b
1. Let students think about a person they want to thank the most,write down who the person is and why they want to thank him or her.
2. Have students share their notes with a partner.
While-writing
3c
1. Have students write their own thank-you letters by using the notes in 3b.
2. Remind students to use the expressions in 3c.
3. Show students a sample writing first.(见优翼配套教学课件)
Post-writing
1. Invite 3-4 students to read their letters aloud to the class. Ask the other students to note:one strength they notice and one question they have about the content.
2. After each reading,invite 2-3 students to share the strength they note and invite 1-2students to ask their content questions.
3.Conduct a quick class reflection:
4. Ask students to share one thing they have learned from others' letters.Have students turn to a partner and share one idea they might use in their own writing.
Summary
Ask students to summarize what they have learned in this lesson.
Homework
Finish the related exercises in the books produced by Youyi.
Blackboard Design
Write the letter structure and useful expressions on the blackboard.
Teaching Reflection
This writing lesson successfully guided students in writing meaningful thank-you letters. Students showed good understanding of the letter structure and used the target expressions well. Most letters contained sincere gratitude, though a few needed clearer examples of how they were helped. Overall , students developed both writing skills and appreciation for others’ kindness. I'll include more model sentences next lesson to strengthen content development.
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