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Unit 8 Lesson 1 Roots and Shoots
北师大版高中英语必修第三册
Class: Senior High School Grade 1
I. Basic Information
Topic: Roots and Shoots
Class Type: Reading Lesson
II. Teaching Objectives
1. Knowledge Objectives
Know the founder, time, purpose and meaning of Roots & Shoots.
Master the key concept: Just-me-ism.
2. Ability Objectives
Use skimming to get the main idea of each paragraph.
Use scanning to get detailed information.
3. Affective Objectives
Realize the harm of Just-me-ism.
Build environmental awareness.
Understand: Every individual matters.
III. Key & Difficult Points
1. Key Points: Basic information of Roots & Shoots; reading skills.
2. Difficult Points: Understand the meaning of Roots and Shoots; take real environmental action.
IV. Teaching Methods
Task-based teaching; Group work; Discussion; Inquiry-based learning.
V. Teaching Aids
Multimedia (PPT, pictures, short video clips)
VI. Teaching Procedures
Step 1. Lead-in (3 mins)
1. Show the sentence: Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets and ask students to explain its meaning.
2. Show pictures: wasting water, wasting energy, littering.
Lead students to realize: “It’s just me” is wrong. Lead in the topic: Roots and Shoots.
Step 2. Pre-reading (5 mins)
Ask students to predict the text according to the title and pictures.
Explain the new phrase: Just-me-ism (briefly).
Activate background knowledge about environmental protection.
Step 3. While-reading (18 mins)
Activity 1 Skimming (5 mins)
Ask students to read quickly and match paragraphs with main ideas.
Para 1: What is Just-me-ism
Para 2: Basic information of Roots & Shoots
Para 3: The meaning of its name
Para 4: A call to action
Check answers and praise students.
Activity 2 Scanning (7 mins)
Read Para 1 carefully and answer:
What is Just-me-ism?
Why is it harmful?
Group discussion: How to solve Just-me-ism?
Read the rest and fill in the form:
Time: in the early 1990s
Founder: Dr. Jane Goodall
Purpose: inspire and educate young people
Goal: secure future; live in peace with nature
Activity 3 Deep reading (6 mins)
Guide students to understand:
Roots: firm foundation
Shoots: small but powerful
Meaning: Young people can change the world together.
Step 4. Post-reading (15 mins)
Critical Thinking (5 mins)
What is green living?
What can we do for the environment?
Give an example of a paper bag and a plastic bag to help students tell what a real green life is.
Group Task: Design a Roots & Shoots Project (8 mins)
Design a Roots & Shoots Project
A group name
A clear purpose
A slogan
Three small actions
Step 5. Summary (2 mins)
Review: information of Roots & Shoots.
Key sentence: Every individual matters.
Encourage students to protect the earth.
Step 6 Homework (2 mins)
Write a short article (at least 120 words) for the school English newspaper.
Topic: Call on students to protect the campus environment.
Problems: food waste, littering, improper rubbish disposal.
VII. Blackboard Design
Unit 8 Lesson 1 Roots and Shoots
1. Just-me-ism harmful
2. Roots & Shoots
Founder: Dr. Jane Goodall
Time: early 1990s
Purpose: inspire, educate
3. Meaning
Roots: firm foundation
Shoots: powerful young people
4. Every individual matters.
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