Starter Unit 2 Keep Tidy! Lesson 1 Section A (1a-2e)教学设计2026-2027学年人教版英语七年级上册
新人教七上Starter Unit 2 Keep Tidy! Lesson 1 Section A (1a-2e)
Item | Details |
Subject | English |
Grade | Grade Seven (Junior High) |
Term | Autumn Term |
Topic | Starter Unit 2 Keep Tidy! Lesson 1 Section A 1a-2e |
- Identify common school and daily supplies in pictures, and master the singular and plural forms of related nouns (e.g., ruler, cap, bottle, eraser, pencil, key).
- Master the Wh-question pattern to ask about personal belongings: What do you have in your schoolbag? and answer with I have … proficiently.
- Grasp basic color adjectives and use them to describe objects skillfully. Master the fixed question-and-answer patterns for asking colors:
— A: What colour is/are …?
— B: It’s / They’re …
- Conduct simple pair conversations appropriately, talking about personal belongings and their colors with target vocabulary and sentence structures.
The opening scene of this unit shows Emma and Teng Fei chatting at their classroom seats and asking about items in each other’s schoolbags. It presents
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core vocabulary of school and daily supplies, including singular nouns such as bottle and cap, and plural nouns such as pencils and keys. This vivid scene helps students understand and consolidate the singular and plural changes of common nouns. The conversational bubbles display the key sentence patterns What do you have in …? and I have …. These simple and practical sentences are easy for students to imitate and apply in daily communication.
Centering on the theme of preparing new school supplies for the new semester, the listening materials contain three natural dialogues between classmates, which are close to students’ real campus life:
- Teng Fei & Ella talk about his new schoolbag
- Yaming & Emma talk about his new bike
- Fu Xing & Peter talk about her new shoes
In these dialogues, students use the core pattern I have … to introduce their new items and adopt the structure What colour is it/are they? to ask and answer about colors. Positive feedback expressions including Cool!, Great and Oh, they look great are used in conversations to make communication more polite and natural. Learning these pragmatic expressions helps students improve their communicative competence in real-life scenarios.
Time | Students’ Activities | Design Purposes |
5 mins | 1. Observe pictures of single school supplies and learn corresponding words under teacher’s guidance: an eraser, a pencil, a ruler, a cap. | Stimulate students’ learning interest through visual teaching aids, help them master the singular and plural forms of supply vocabulary, and lay a solid foundation for subsequent learning. |
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