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第六课时 Section B(3a-3c)
1、 Teaching Objectives
In this class, students will:
1. identify the different parts of a book report.
2. master the structure and key elements for writing a book report.
3. write a book report about a novel they have read recently.
2、 Teaching Advice
Lead-in
Free Talk
1. Present the book cover of The Old Man and the Sea to students and ask some simple
questions:
· Have you read this book?
· What do you know about it?
2. Tell students that in this class they will learn to write a book report and let them discuss:If you need to write a book report on The Old Man and the Sea , what key elements do you think should be included in it?
Pre-writing
3a
1. Ask students to read the book report and label the different parts with the given information.
2. Check the answers together,and then explain this is the structure of a book report.
3. Ask students to analyze the five parts of a book report and list the essential elements
each part should include.
· Basic information (title,author,publication year)
· How popular (awards,readers' reactions)
· Story summary (main characters,key events, setting)
· Lessons (personal refection, quotes from the book)
· Recommendation (opinion,reasons to read)
Useful Expressions
Ask students to summarize some useful expressions that can be used in a book report.
Introduce a book:
· My favourite book is ...
· It was written in... by ...
· The book became popular very quickly.It won the... prize.
Introduce the story:
· The main character is...
· One day ./He finally succeeds ...
Opinion:
· This book has taught me..
· I'm inspired by ...
· Even though I've already read the book three times,I'm not tired of it yet.
· If you've never read ... , I recommend this book.
3b
1. Have students think of a novel they have read recently and write answers to the questions in
the table about their chosen books.
2. Invite a few students to share their answers with the class. Then, have the rest share
their answers in pairs.
While-writing
3c
1. Show students another sample writing.(见优翼配套教学课件)
2. Ask students to start writing their own book reports using the table in 3b.
Post-writing
1. Invite 2-3 students to read their book reports aloud in front of the class.
2.Use simple evaluation checklist to give quick feedback,(E.g. Is all basic information included? Is the story summarized clearly?) Also,encourage peer evaluation.
3. Conclude by emphasizing the importance of book reports and encourage students to keep reading and writing more reports.
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 checklist on the blackboard.
Teaching Reflection
Today's lesson achieved partial success. Students could identify parts of the report and use some key sentence patterns, yet integrating all elements cohesively was tough for some students. Group discussions were lively, but a few lacked clear writing guidance. Next time, I'll offer more templates and individual coaching.
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