内容正文:
外研初中英语七下教案
课 题
Unit 4 The art of having fun
-Reading for writing
课 型
Reading & writing
年级学科
_____七____年级 学科____英语______
备课日期
教材分析
课标要求
1. Can read and understand a persuasive passage about lifestyle issues.
2. Can identify the text structure and the writer's purpose.
3. Can use linking words for time order and cause-effect relationships in writing.
4. Can write a short passage giving advice on a personal problem using persuasive techniques.
学习目标
1.Learning & Understanding
- Master key vocabulary: monster, social media, take over, eat away, get lost in, couch potato, be deaf to, keep...away, in a balanced way
- Use time-order linking words: at first, but soon, finally
- Identify and use imperative sentences to give suggestions.
2.Application & Practice
- Analyze the passage structure (introduction → problem → effects → solution → conclusion).
- Imitate the writer's use of metaphor and cause-effect analysis to express opinions.
3.Transfer & Innovation
- Recognize the dangers of excessive screen time.
- Develop a habit of balancing digital and real-life activities.
学习重点
1. Understanding the metaphor of "the time-eating monster".
2. Analyzing the cause-effect relationship in the passage.
学习难点
1. Using persuasive techniques (metaphor, imperative sentences) in own writing.
2. Organizing a passage to present a problem and offer solutions clearly.
学习程序
(按此流程呈现:情境创设→学习任务1→学习任务2……)
Step 1: Warm-up & Free-talk (5 mins)
1. Discussion: Ask students: "What do you usually do in your spare time? How much time do you spend on screens each week?"
2. Lead-in: Show pictures of students using phones/TV and introduce the term "time-eating monsters" to describe these activities.
3. Prediction: Ask: "Why are they called monsters? How do they affect our lives?"
Step 2: Pre-reading (5 mins)
1. Vocabulary learning: Teach key phrases with examples and visuals (e.g., couch potato, eat away time).
2. Topic check: Confirm the passage's topic is about the "monster" of screen time.
Step 3: While-reading (15 mins)
1. Fast reading:
- Task: Find the structure of the passage (Para.1: introduction; Para.2-3: problem & effects; Para.4-5: solution & conclusion).
- Answer: What is the "time-eating monster"? (It refers to games, social media, TV shows.)
2. Careful reading:
- Task 1: Underline sentences describing how the monster "eats away" time.
- Task 2: Complete a cause-effect map: Causes (wanting fun) → Monster takes over → Effects (couch potatoes, missing moments).
- Task 3: Identify how the writer leads in the topic (by asking questions) and gives suggestions (using imperative sentences).
Step 4: Post-reading & Analysis (10 mins)
1. Deep discussion:
- Q1: Why does the writer use "monster" instead of "screen time"? (To emphasize danger and make it vivid.)
- Q2: What is the writer's purpose? (To call on people to keep the monster away by having fun in a balanced way.)
2. Writing techniques: Highlight key skills:
- Metaphor: time-eating monster
- Time order: at first, but soon
- Imperative sentences: Stand up and leave the screens!
Step 5: Writing Preparation & Drafting (15 mins)
1. Brainstorming: Students think of a "monster" in their life (e.g., procrastination, junk food) and list its causes and effects.
2. Outline: Guide students to structure their writing:
- Introduction: Name your "monster".
- Body: Describe how it affects you (cause-effect).
- Solution: Give advice using imperative sentences.
- Conclusion: Call for action.
3. Drafting: Students write a 80-100 word passage. Teacher circulates to assist.
Step 6: Peer Assessment & Summary (5 mins)
1. Peer check: Students exchange drafts and check for:
- Clear structure
- Correct use of linking words and imperative sentences
2. Share & feedback: Invite 2-3 students to read their work.
3. Summary: Review the passage structure and persuasive writing techniques.
板书设计
作业设计
学科网(北京)股份有限公司
$