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授课日期 授课班级 课 题 Unit 2: More Than Fun 1st Period:Starting Out & Understanding Ideas 教学目标 1. Language Knowledge 1. Master hobby - related vocabulary (e.g., rock music, erhu, instrument, fun) and phrases. 2. Understand the passage structure and content about combining rock music and erhu. 2. Reading Skills 2. Develop pre - reading prediction skills. 1. Enhance while - reading skills to extract main ideas and details. 2. Improve post - reading analysis and personal connection skills. 3. Cultural Awareness 3. Appreciate how hobbies (especially music) bridge generations and create shared experiences. 4. Learning Ability 4. Learn independently through reading strategies; collaborate in discussions. 教学重点 · Comprehend the passage Rock music meets the erhu. · Use reading strategies to extract main ideas and details. 教学难点 · Interpreting the cultural and emotional significance of combining different music styles. · Connecting the passage to personal hobby experiences deeply. 教学过程 1. Lead - in（5 minutes） Activity: Hobby Talk · Teacher shows hobby - related images (e.g., guitar, erhu, bike) and asks: “What hobbies do these pictures show? Do you have any similar hobbies? How do they make you feel?” · Invite 3 - 4 students to share (e.g., “The guitar makes me think of rock music—I love playing it! It makes me feel excited.”). · Transition: “Today, we’ll read a story about combining different music hobbies and see how they bring joy. Let’s start!” Design Intent: Activate prior knowledge, connect to passage theme. 2. Pre - reading（8 minutes） Activity 1: Predict & Vocab Prep · Show textbook “Understanding ideas” title “Rock music meets the erhu” and pictures. · Ask: “What do you think ‘meets’ means here? Will the story be about mixing two music styles? What challenges or fun might happen?” · Teach key vocab from the passage: rock music, erhu, instrument, fun, share (write definitions/simple examples). Design Intent: Build prediction skills, pre - teach tricky words for reading success. 3. While - reading（18 minutes） Activity 1: First Read—Main Idea · Students read the passage Rock music meets the erhu quickly. · Answer: “What’s the main idea? (Combining rock music and erhu brings fun and connection.)” · Discuss: “How do you know? The title and the ending ‘enjoy our hobby together’.” Activity 2: Second Read—Details Extraction · Re - read the passage slowly. Complete textbook tasks: 1. Choose the best main idea → c) Grandpa and I put our music together and have great fun. 1. Complete the chart with words from the passage (guide students to find fun, rock music, write, playing, sing, instruments, enjoy). · Check answers, clarify: “‘Fire up our instruments’ means play enthusiastically—how does that make the performance lively?” Design Intent: Improve detail - reading, reinforce vocabulary and comprehension. 4. Post - reading（12 minutes） Activity 1: Deep Analysis · Discuss textbook “Think and share” questions: 1. “What does ‘An idea suddenly hits me’ mean? (A creative thought comes quickly.)” 2. “‘Everybody moves with our music.’ How do listeners feel? (Excited, connected to the music.)” · Encourage connecting to the “Learning to think” tip: “The writer shows feelings through actions, not just words—how does that make the story vivid?” Activity 2: Personal Connection · Ask: “Have you ever combined hobbies or interests in a new way? Like mixing art and music? Share your experience!” · Pairs share, then 2 - 3 pairs present to the class (e.g., “I mixed painting and poetry—created art while writing poems about it. It was relaxing!”). Design Intent: Promote critical thinking, connect text to personal experiences. 5. Summary（3 minutes） · Teacher recaps: “Today, we read a cool story about mixing rock music and erhu! We learned new hobby words, used reading strategies to find main ideas and details, and talked about how hobbies connect people. Remember: Hobbies are more than fun—they bring creativity and shared joy!” 6. Homework（4 minutes） 1. Basic: Write 3 sentences summarizing the passage (e.g., “A boy combines rock music and erhu with his grandpa. They perform at the art festival and have fun.”). 2. Improving: Draw a picture of the passage’s key scene (e.g., the performance) and write a short description using 3 unit words. 3. Advanced: Think of a hobby you want to combine with another—write a 5 - sentence plan for how you’d do it (e.g., “I’ll mix baking and storytelling—create recipes and write stories about them.”). Design Intent: Reinforce reading comprehension, extend to writing/creativity. 板书设计 教学反思 授课日期 授课班级 课 题 Unit 2: More Than Fun 2nd Period: Grammar Focus (Simple Present Tense) 教学目标 1. Language Ability 1. Understand and summarize the grammar rules of the simple present tense from the reading passage. 2. Use the simple present tense correctly to complete sentences and passages. 3. Apply the simple present tense to write about hobbies, following textbook tasks. 2. Cultural Awareness 2. Recognize how the simple present tense is used to describe hobbies and daily activities across cultures. 3. Thinking Quality 3. Develop analytical skills by identifying and summarizing grammar rules. 1. Enhance application skills by using the simple present tense in different contexts. 4. Learning Ability 4. Learn grammar independently through text analysis; practice writing and speaking collaboratively. 教学重点 · Master the simple present tense: form, usage, and application. · Complete textbook grammar tasks: sentence completion, passage writing, and hobby description. 教学难点 · Using the simple present tense correctly with third - person singular subjects. · Applying the tense naturally in writing and speaking about hobbies. 教学过程 1. Lead - in（5 minutes） Activity: Hobby Sentences · Teacher writes two sentences on the board: 1. “I play the guitar.” 1. “She plays the piano.” · Ask: “What’s the difference between these two sentences? How does the verb change?” · Invite students to notice the third - person singular “plays”. · Link to textbook: “Today, we’ll focus on the simple present tense—how it works and how to use it in writing about hobbies!” Design Intent: Activate prior grammar knowledge, connect to lesson’s grammar focus. 2. Presentation（10 minutes） Activity 1: Summarize Grammar Rules · Open textbook “Read the sentences from the reading passage and summarise the grammar rules”. · Sentences: 1. (a) I play the electric guitar in the school band. 1. (b) There is so much fun in music. 1. (c) ..., the sound of Grandpa’s erhu cuts in. · Students work in pairs to analyze: 1. Affirmative form: subject + verb (base form / -s/-es for third - person singular). 1. Usage: describe habits, facts, general truths (e.g., hobbies). · Share findings, teacher supplements rules (e.g., third - person singular changes: play→plays, cut→cuts). Design Intent: Develop inductive learning, understand simple present tense rules. 3. Practice（15 minutes） Activity 1: Sentence Completion · Do textbook “Read and complete the sentences with the correct form of the words”. · Words: want, meet, be, enjoy, read, play · Example: “I want to join the skating club because it is fun to try new things.” · Students complete sentences, focusing on third - person singular (e.g., “Wang Shuai plays ball games. He plays volleyball every week.”). Activity 2: Passage Writing · Complete textbook “Read and complete the passage with the correct form of the words in brackets” (Traditional art lovers passage). · Guide students to check third - person singular verbs: “Li Bo is... He likes...; Wang Wei and her sister love...; This kind of art is...; I want...; Wang Wei tells...” Design Intent: Practice simple present tense in context, reinforce correct usage. 4. Production: Write About Hobbies（10 minutes） Activity: Pair Work—Hobby Description · Use textbook “Work in pairs. Write about your hobby...” · Students write about their hobby using the simple present tense (e.g., “My hobby: I play basketball. Why do I like it? There is so much fun in playing with friends.”). · Then, interview a partner, take notes on their hobby (e.g., “My partner’s name: ... His/Her hobby: ... Why does he/she like it? ...”). · Encourage using useful expressions: “As a ... lover, I ...”, “It feels great to ...” Design Intent: Apply grammar to real - life writing/speaking, practice communication. 5. Summary（3 minutes） · Teacher recaps: “Today, we mastered the simple present tense! Remember: use base verbs for I/you/we/they, and -s/-es for he/she/it. We used it to write about hobbies—perfect for describing what we love to do! Keep practicing to use it naturally.” 6. Homework（4 minutes） 1. Basic: Write 5 sentences about your hobbies using the simple present tense (include third - person singular if possible). 2. Improving: Write a short paragraph (3 - 4 sentences) about a classmate’s hobby, using the simple present tense. 3. Advanced: Create a “Hobby Survey” using the simple present tense—ask 3 friends about their hobbies and write a summary. Design Intent: Reinforce grammar skills, extend to writing and real - life interaction. 板书设计 教学反思 授课日期 授课班级 课 题 Unit 2: More Than Fun 3rd Period: Developing Ideas (Listening & Speaking) 教学目标 1. Language Ability 1. Understand listening materials about bird - watching and hobby - related knowledge. 2. Use target language (e.g., bird - watching, cause and effect expressions) to discuss hobbies. 3. Complete textbook listening tasks: conversation comprehension, picture ordering, interview note - taking. 2. Cultural Awareness 2. Recognize how hobbies (like bird - watching) provide knowledge and connect people to nature. 3. Thinking Quality 3. Enhance listening skills (extracting main ideas, details) and critical thinking (analyzing cause and effect). 4. Learning Ability 4. Develop independent listening strategies and collaborative speaking skills. 教学重点 · Comprehend listening content about bird - watching experiences and knowledge. · Use cause and effect language to discuss hobby - related learning. 教学难点 · Capturing detailed information in listening tasks (e.g., interview answers). · Naturally using cause and effect expressions in discussions. 教学过程 1. Lead - in（5 minutes） Activity: Hobby Knowledge Talk · Teacher shows the bird - watching image and asks: “What’s the girl doing? Do you know any hobbies that teach us about nature? Share your ideas!” · Invite students to respond (e.g., “Bird - watching! You can learn about different birds’ habits.”). · Link to textbook: “Today, we’ll listen to a story about bird - watching and learn how hobbies give us knowledge—let’s start listening!” Design Intent: Activate prior knowledge about hobby - based learning, connect to listening theme. 2. Pre - listening（8 minutes） Activity 1: Predict & Vocab Prep · Look at textbook “Developing ideas” tasks (conversation, interview). · Predict: “What might Wang Chen talk about? Bird - watching experiences, helping birds?” · Teach key vocabulary: bird - watching, cause and effect, take off, nature (write definitions/examples). Design Intent: Build background knowledge, pre - teach tricky words for listening success. 3. While - listening（18 minutes） Activity 1: First Listen—Conversation Comprehension · Play the conversation audio (“Listen to the conversation. What does Wang Chen do?”). · Students choose: a) Joins Bird - Watching Club / b) Helps a bird at school / c) Finds new bird → Answer: a). · Discuss: “Why does he join? To learn about birds!” Activity 2: Second Listen—Picture Ordering · Play audio again for textbook “Listen again and order the pictures” task. · Guide students to sequence: 1. There’s a brown bird in the classroom... 2. Wang Chen is in the Bird - Watching Club... 3. He holds the bird up to the window... 4. The bird flies away. · Check answers, clarify: “How does the story show Wang Chen’s bird - watching knowledge helping?” Activity 3: Third Listen—Interview Note - Taking · Play the interview audio. Complete textbook “Listen to the interview and complete the notes”: 1. Weak wings, high place, hobby, watch, learn · Discuss: “How do these answers show Wang Chen’s knowledge from bird - watching?” Design Intent: Improve listening comprehension at different levels, reinforce hobby - related language. 4. Post - listening（12 minutes） Activity: Pair Discussion—Hobby Knowledge · Use textbook “Work in pairs and discuss getting knowledge from hobbies”. · Model dialogue with cause and effect: “Reading is a good hobby because it gives us knowledge. We can learn about history, science, etc.” · Pairs discuss other hobbies (e.g., gardening: “Gardening teaches us about plant growth because we observe seeds sprouting and plants growing.”). · Encourage using because, so, as a result for cause and effect. Design Intent: Apply listening - learned language, practice speaking with cause and effect. 5. Summary（3 minutes） · Teacher recaps: “Today, we listened to Wang Chen’s bird - watching story! We learned how hobbies (like bird - watching) teach us through experiences. Using cause and effect helps explain what we learn. Remember: Hobbies are not just fun—they’re classrooms for knowledge!” 6. Homework（4 minutes） 1. Basic: Write 3 sentences about a hobby that teaches you something, using cause and effect (e.g., “I love cooking because it teaches me about different cultures.”). 2. Improving: Record a short audio (1 - 2 minutes) talking about your hobby’s knowledge, using cause and effect language. 3. Advanced: Create a “Hobby Knowledge Poster” with 3 hobbies, explaining what each teaches and why (using cause and effect). Design Intent: Reinforce listening/speaking skills, extend to writing/creativity. 板书设计 教学反思 授课日期 授课班级 课 题 Unit 2: More Than Fun 4th Period: Reading for Writing (Reading) 教学目标 1. Language Ability 1. Master vocabulary related to hobbies and writing (e.g., magic stories, make friends, share joy, notebook). 2. Comprehend the story Emma’s adventure, extracting main ideas and details about how hobbies help make friends. 3. Complete textbook tasks: note - taking, question - answering, and “Think and share” discussions. 2. Cultural Awareness 2. Understand how hobbies (like writing) can build connections and reduce loneliness. 3. Thinking Quality 3. Develop reading comprehension skills (extracting details, interpreting emotions). 3. Enhance analytical thinking by connecting the story to personal experiences. 4. Learning Ability 4. Learn independently through text analysis; collaborate in discussions. 教学重点 · Comprehend the story about Emma’s writing hobby and how it helps her make friends. · Use reading strategies to extract details and interpret emotions. 教学难点 · Interpreting Emma’s emotions from action words (e.g., “shakes her head”, “eyes open wide”). · Connecting the story’s message about hobbies and friendship to personal experiences. 教学过程 1. Lead - in（5 minutes） Activity: Hobby and Friendship Talk · Teacher asks: “Hobbies can bring us joy—and sometimes friends! Have you ever made a friend through a hobby? Share your story!” · Invite 3 - 4 students to respond (e.g., “I made a friend in the art club—we both love painting!”). · Link to textbook: “Today, we’ll read a story about Emma, whose hobby of writing helps her make friends. Let’s explore how!” Design Intent: Activate personal experiences about hobbies and friendship, connect to the story’s theme. 2. Pre - reading（8 minutes） Activity 1: Predict Story Content · Show textbook “Reading for writing” title “Emma’s adventure” and pictures. · Ask: “What do you think Emma’s adventure is about? Writing stories? Making friends through writing?” · Teach key vocabulary: magic stories, notebook, share joy, make friends (write definitions/examples). Design Intent: Build prediction skills, pre - teach key vocabulary for reading success. 3. While - reading（18 minutes） Activity 1: First Read—Main Idea · Students read the story Emma’s adventure quickly. · Answer: “What’s Emma’s adventure? (Using her writing hobby to make friends and start a writing group.)” · Discuss: “How does the title ‘adventure’ fit? Her journey from loneliness to friendship is an adventure!” Activity 2: Second Read—Detail Extraction · Re - read the story slowly. Complete textbook tasks: 1. Complete the notes with words from the story: 1. magic 2. friends 3. joy 4. more 5. new writing 1. Answer questions about Emma’s emotions: 1. “Emma shakes her head...” → Feels lonely/unmotivated 1. “Her eyes open wide...” → Feels surprised/happy · Discuss action words and emotions: “How do these actions show her feelings? Let’s find more (e.g., “nervously opens” → anxious).” Design Intent: Improve detail - reading and emotional interpretation, reinforce vocabulary. 4. Post - reading（12 minutes） Activity 1: “Think and Share” Discussions · Do textbook “Think and share” questions: 1. “What is the best ending for Emma? (Starting the writing group—she finds friends who share her hobby.)” 2. “Do you think hobbies can help you make more friends? Why or why not? (Yes—shared interests create connections.)” · Encourage connecting to personal experiences (e.g., “My hobby of soccer helped me make friends on the team—we share the love of the sport.”). Design Intent: Promote critical thinking, connect the story to real - life. 5. Summary（3 minutes） · Teacher recaps: “Today, we read Emma’s inspiring story! Her writing hobby helped her go from loneliness to friendship. We learned how hobbies can connect people and bring joy. Remember, every hobby is a chance to share, learn, and make friends!” 6. Homework（4 minutes） 1. Basic: Write a 3 - sentence summary of Emma’s story, including how her hobby helped her. 2. Improving: Draw a comic strip of one key scene from the story, adding dialogue with unit vocabulary. 3. Advanced: Write a short story about how your hobby (or a made - up hobby) helps you make friends, using at least 3 unit words. Design Intent: Reinforce reading comprehension, extend to writing and creativity. 板书设计 教学反思 授课日期 授课班级 课 题 Unit 2: More Than Fun 5th Period: Reading for Writing (Writing) 教学目标 1. Language Ability 1. Understand the steps to write a summary (identify key elements: characters, setting, beginning, end). 2. Use unit - related vocabulary and expressions to summarize Emma’s adventure. 3. Follow textbook steps: answer questions, organize into a paragraph, self - check, and share. 2. Cultural Awareness 2. Appreciate how summarizing stories helps share the message about hobbies and friendship. 3. Thinking Quality 3. Develop writing planning skills (structuring content with key elements). 1. Enhance self - editing skills by checking against unit criteria. 4. Learning Ability 4. Learn to write summaries step - by - step using textbook guidance; collaborate in peer sharing. 教学重点 · Master the structure of a story summary (characters, setting, beginning, end). · Write a summary of Emma’s adventure using unit - related language. 教学难点 · Writing a concise, coherent summary that includes all key elements. · Effectively using unit vocabulary and expressions in the summary. 教学过程 1. Lead - in（5 minutes） Activity: Story Recap · Teacher asks: “Last class, we read Emma’s adventure. Who can briefly retell the story? Focus on main events!” · Invite 2 - 3 students to share (e.g., “Emma likes writing magic stories, feels lonely, leaves a notebook in the library, and gets responses to start a writing group.”). · Link to textbook: “Today, we’ll learn to write a formal summary of the story—following the textbook’s steps!” Design Intent: Recap prior reading, activate summary - writing purpose. 2. Pre - writing（10 minutes） Activity 1: Analyze Summary Elements · Open textbook “Write a summary of the story” Step 1: “Answer the questions: Who? Where? What happens first? What happens in the end?” · Discuss each element: 1. Who: Emma 1. Where: School library 1. First: Emma feels lonely at her new school, likes writing magic stories. 1. End: Emma finds new writing in her notebook and a note to start a writing group. · Remind students to use unit language (e.g., “magic stories”, “share the joy of writing”). Activity 2: Brainstorm Content · Students answer the Step 1 questions individually, then share in pairs to check for completeness. Design Intent: Understand summary structure, generate key content using unit language. 3. While - writing（15 minutes） Activity: Write the Summary · Follow textbook Step 2: “Organise your answers into a short paragraph.” · Students write the summary, using sentence connectors (e.g., “At first...”, “Finally...”) to link ideas. · Example: “The story is about Emma, a new student who feels lonely at school. She likes writing magic stories and wants to share the joy of writing. At first, she leaves a notebook in the library asking for others to write more. Finally, she finds new writing and a note to start a writing group, making friends through her hobby.” · Teacher circulates, providing feedback (e.g., “Add ‘in the library’ to clarify the setting.”). Design Intent: Practice writing with structure and unit - related language. 4. Post - writing（8 minutes） Activity 1: Self - Check · Do textbook Step 3: “Check: Include people/place? Use unit words? Cover making friends through hobbies?” · Students self - edit, ensuring all criteria are met. Activity 2: Peer Sharing · Follow textbook Step 4: “Share your paragraph with the class.” · Pairs exchange summaries, give feedback (e.g., “You included all key events—add a transition between ‘first’ and ‘finally’ for flow.”). Design Intent: Develop self - editing skills, promote peer learning. 5. Summary（3 minutes） · Teacher recaps: “Today, we wrote summaries of Emma’s adventure! A good summary includes characters, setting, and main events. Using unit language makes it connected to our lesson. Remember, summarizing helps share stories clearly and learn from them!” 6. Homework（4 minutes） 1. Basic: Polish your in - class summary, adding one more detail about Emma’s feelings. 2. Improving: Write a summary of a favorite story (from a book or movie), using the same steps. 3. Advanced: Create a “Summary Checklist” for stories, including elements from today’s lesson. Design Intent: Reinforce summary - writing skills, extend to other stories. 板书设计 教学反思 授课日期 授课班级 课 题 Unit 2: More Than Fun 6th Period: Presenting Ideas (School Club Plan) 教学目标 1. Language Ability 1. Use unit - related vocabulary and expressions (e.g., hobby, club, benefits, activities) to design a school club plan. 2. Present the club plan confidently, following the textbook - provided outline (introduction, body, conclusion). 3. Complete textbook steps: group discussion, plan creation, practice, presentation, and voting. 2. Cultural Awareness 2. Understand the role of school clubs in fostering a sense of community and shared hobbies. 3. Thinking Quality 3. Develop creative thinking in club design and logical thinking in organizing presentation content. 1. Enhance communication skills through group work and public speaking. 4. Learning Ability 4. Learn collaboratively in groups; practice self - expression and peer evaluation. 教学重点 · Design a school club plan with clear components (name, activities, benefits, meeting details). · Present the plan using structured language from the textbook. 教学难点 · Creating a unique and comprehensive club plan. · Delivering an engaging and detailed presentation. 教学过程 1. Lead - in（5 minutes） Activity: Club Interest Brainstorm · Teacher shows pictures of different hobbies (e.g., painting, dancing, sports) and asks: “If we could start a school club for one of these hobbies, which would you choose? Why?” · Invite students to share their ideas (e.g., “I’d choose a painting club because I love creating art and want to share it with others.”). · Transition: “Today, we’ll turn these ideas into real school club plans and learn how to present them effectively—let’s get started!” Design Intent: Activate students’ interest in hobbies and school clubs, set the stage for the lesson. 2. Presentation (Input & Model)（10 minutes） Activity 1: Explain Club Plan Components · Open the textbook and present the components of a school club plan: name of the club, what you will do, the benefits of the club, where and when you will meet. · Explain the outline for presentation: Introduction (stating the purpose), Body (describing benefits and how the club works), Conclusion (inviting others to join). · Provide language tips and useful expressions from the unit (e.g., “Let me introduce...”, “There are many benefits of this hobby...”). Activity 2: Model a Club Plan · Teacher models a sample club plan, e.g., a “Reading Club”: 1. Introduction: “Let me introduce to you a new club at our school. The name of the club is ‘Book Lovers Club’. There are many book lovers in our school, and we want to make more friends who share this hobby!” 1. Body: “There are many benefits of this hobby. First, it gives us knowledge about different cultures; second, there is so much fun in discussing interesting stories. We will meet every Wednesday at 4 o’clock in the library. There will be activities like book discussions and creating book reviews.” 1. Conclusion: “Come and join us! Let’s share the fun of reading together.” Design Intent: Clarify the task requirements and provide a model for students to follow. 3. Practice (Group Work)（15 minutes） Activity: Create Club Plans in Groups · Students form groups based on shared hobbies (e.g., music, sports, art). · In groups, discuss and decide on the components of their school club plan: 1. Name: Come up with a creative and relevant name. 1. Activities: Plan what members will do in the club. 1. Benefits: Identify the skills and joy members will gain. 1. Meeting details: Determine when and where to meet. · Organize their ideas using the textbook outline and language tips. Design Intent: Allow students to practice collaboration and apply the learned knowledge to create their own club plans. 4. Production (Present & Evaluate)（10 minutes） Activity 1: Group Presentations · Each group presents their club plan to the class, following the structured outline. · Encourage groups to use engaging language and clear explanations (e.g., “Our ‘Music Makers Club’ will meet every Tuesday to play instruments and compose songs. You can make friends and improve your music skills!”). Activity 2: Peer Evaluation · After each presentation, other students can ask questions and provide feedback. · Then, follow the textbook Step 4: “Vote on the best three school clubs and the best three presentations.” · Students vote based on criteria like creativity, clarity, and how well the plan promotes the hobby. Design Intent: Develop students’ public - speaking skills and teach them to evaluate others’ work constructively. 5. Summary（3 minutes） · Teacher recaps: “Today, we’ve created wonderful school club plans and practiced presenting them. We learned how to organize our ideas and use unit - related language to communicate effectively. School clubs are a great way to share our hobbies and build a strong school community. Keep exploring your hobbies and sharing them with others!” Design Intent: Reinforce the key learning points and highlight the value of school clubs. 6. Homework · Basic Level: Write a short paragraph to introduce the school club plan your group created. Include the club name, main activities, and benefits. Use at least 3 unit - related expressions (e.g., share the joy of, so much fun in). · Intermediate Level: Imagine you are trying to attract new members for your club. Make a poster or a short video script (written form) to promote your club. Include eye - catching pictures/descriptions and persuasive language from the unit. · Advanced Level: Reflect on the club - planning and presentation process. Write a short essay (100 - 150 words) about how school clubs can help students in their personal growth and school life. Mention specific examples from your group’s experience or other clubs. Design Intent: Cater to different learning levels, reinforce knowledge, and encourage creative application and deep reflection. 板书设计 教学反思 授课日期 授课班级 课 题 Unit 2: More Than Fun 7th Period: Review & Reflection 教学目标 1. Language Ability 1. Recall unit vocabulary, grammar (simple present tense), and expressions about hobbies. 2. Complete textbook reflection tasks: summarizing hobby benefits, self - assessment, and identifying improvement areas. 2. Cultural Awareness 2. Appreciate the diverse benefits hobbies bring to personal growth and social life. 3. Thinking Quality 3. Develop metacognitive skills by summarizing unit learnings and reflecting on personal progress. 4. Learning Ability 4. Learn to independently reflect on learning processes and set improvement goals. 教学重点 · Review unit content (vocabulary, grammar, skills related to hobbies). · Complete textbook reflection tasks: understanding hobby benefits, self - assessment, and goal - setting. 教学难点 · Deeply reflecting on hobby benefits and articulating personal improvement areas. 教学过程 1. Lead - in（5 minutes） Activity: Unit Highlights Recap · Teacher asks: “We’ve finished exploring hobbies in Unit 2! What key things did we learn? (e.g., hobby - related vocabulary, simple present tense for describing hobbies, club planning...)” · Invite 3 - 4 students to share unit memories (e.g., “We learned how hobbies can help make friends through club plans!”). · Link to textbook: “Today, we’ll reflect on what we learned about hobby benefits and our own progress—let’s use the textbook’s reflection section!” Design Intent: Activate unit memories, set reflection purpose. 2. Review Unit Content（10 minutes） Activity 1: Key Learnings Brainstorm · Discuss unit components: 1. Vocabulary: hobby - related words (e.g., magic stories, bird - watching, benefits), simple present tense verbs. 1. Grammar: Simple present tense usage (describing hobbies, habits). 1. Skills: Listening (extracting hobby details), reading (comprehending hobby stories), writing (summarizing, club plans), speaking (presenting club plans). · Write key points on the board as a class. Activity 2: Connect to Reflection Tasks · Open textbook “Reflection” section. Show task 1: “After completing this unit, I understand more about the benefits of hobbies...” · Relate to brainstormed content: “Hobbies bring fun, give knowledge (from bird - watching story), help make friends (from Emma’s writing club and school club plans).” Design Intent: Review unit content, prepare for reflection tasks. 3. Complete Reflection Tasks（15 minutes） Activity 1: Task 1—Understanding Hobby Benefits · Do textbook task 1: “They give us _______. They help us _______.” · Fill blanks with unit - related ideas (e.g., “knowledge”, “make friends”). · Discuss: “Why are these benefits important? How do unit lessons (like stories, club plans) show them?” Activity 2: Task 2—Self - Assessment · Complete textbook task 2: “To express my understanding, I can... (use unit words, use simple present tense, explain benefits).” · Students self - assess (1 = excellent, 2 = good, 3 = not yet) and explain choices (e.g., “I give myself 2 for ‘explain benefits’—I can talk about fun but need to mention knowledge more.”). Activity 3: Task 3—Identify Improvements · Do textbook task 3: “I still need to improve: ________.” · Students write specific areas (e.g., “Use more varied vocabulary about hobbies”, “Perfect simple present tense with third - person singular”). Design Intent: Practice reflection, promote self - awareness. 4. Goal - Setting for Future Learning（8 minutes） Activity: Create Improvement Goals · Based on task 3, students set 1 - 2 goals: 1. Example: “I will learn 5 new hobby - related words this week.” “I will practice using simple present tense in hobby descriptions daily.” · Share goals in pairs, giving encouragement (e.g., “Your goal to improve vocabulary is great—try using new words in your next writing!”). Design Intent: Foster growth mindset, plan for improvement. 5. Summary（3 minutes） · Teacher recaps: “Today, we reflected on Unit 2—from hobby benefits to our own learning progress! Self - assessment helps us see strengths and areas to grow. Remember, every unit helps us understand hobbies better and improve our language skills—keep learning and enjoying hobbies!” 6. Homework（4 minutes） · Optional: Write a short “Unit 2 Learning Reflection” including: 1. One hobby benefit you value most. 1. One improvement goal. 1. How you’ll achieve it. Design Intent: Reinforce reflection, encourage proactive learning. 板书设计 教学反思 授课日期 授课班级 课 题 Unit 2: More Than Fun 8th Period: Reflection 教学目标 1. Recall unit vocabulary, grammar (simple present tense), and expressions about hobbies. 2. Complete textbook reflection tasks: summarizing hobby benefits, self - assessment, and identifying improvement areas. 5. Cultural Awareness 5. Appreciate the diverse benefits hobbies bring to personal growth and social life. 6. Thinking Quality 6. Develop metacognitive skills by summarizing unit learnings and reflecting on personal progress. 7. Learning Ability 7. Learn to independently reflect on learning processes and set improvement goals. 教学重点 · Review unit content (vocabulary, grammar, skills related to hobbies). · Complete textbook reflection tasks: understanding hobby benefits, self - assessment, and goal - setting. 教学难点 · Deeply reflecting on hobby benefits and articulating personal improvement areas. 教学过程 1. Lead - in（5 minutes） Activity: Unit Highlights Recap · Teacher asks: “We’ve finished exploring hobbies in Unit 2! What key things did we learn? (e.g., hobby - related vocabulary, simple present tense for describing hobbies, club planning...)” · Invite 3 - 4 students to share unit memories (e.g., “We learned how hobbies can help make friends through club plans!”). · Link to textbook: “Today, we’ll reflect on what we learned about hobby benefits and our own progress—let’s use the textbook’s reflection section!” Design Intent: Activate unit memories, set reflection purpose. 2. Review Unit Content（10 minutes） Activity 1: Key Learnings Brainstorm · Discuss unit components: 2. Vocabulary: hobby - related words (e.g., magic stories, bird - watching, benefits), simple present tense verbs. 2. Grammar: Simple present tense usage (describing hobbies, habits). 2. Skills: Listening (extracting hobby details), reading (comprehending hobby stories), writing (summarizing, club plans), speaking (presenting club plans). · Write key points on the board as a class. Activity 2: Connect to Reflection Tasks · Open textbook “Reflection” section. Show task 1: “After completing this unit, I understand more about the benefits of hobbies...” · Relate to brainstormed content: “Hobbies bring fun, give knowledge (from bird - watching story), help make friends (from Emma’s writing club and school club plans).” Design Intent: Review unit content, prepare for reflection tasks. 3. Complete Reflection Tasks（15 minutes） Activity 1: Task 1—Understanding Hobby Benefits · Do textbook task 1: “They give us _______. They help us _______.” · Fill blanks with unit - related ideas (e.g., “knowledge”, “make friends”). · Discuss: “Why are these benefits important? How do unit lessons (like stories, club plans) show them?” Activity 2: Task 2—Self - Assessment · Complete textbook task 2: “To express my understanding, I can... (use unit words, use simple present tense, explain benefits).” · Students self - assess (1 = excellent, 2 = good, 3 = not yet) and explain choices (e.g., “I give myself 2 for ‘explain benefits’—I can talk about fun but need to mention knowledge more.”). Activity 3: Task 3—Identify Improvements · Do textbook task 3: “I still need to improve: ________.” · Students write specific areas (e.g., “Use more varied vocabulary about hobbies”, “Perfect simple present tense with third - person singular”). Design Intent: Practice reflection, promote self - awareness. 4. Goal - Setting for Future Learning（8 minutes） Activity: Create Improvement Goals · Based on task 3, students set 1 - 2 goals: 2. Example: “I will learn 5 new hobby - related words this week.” “I will practice using simple present tense in hobby descriptions daily.” · Share goals in pairs, giving encouragement (e.g., “Your goal to improve vocabulary is great—try using new words in your next writing!”). Design Intent: Foster growth mindset, plan for improvement. 5. Summary（3 minutes） · Teacher recaps: “Today, we reflected on Unit 2—from hobby benefits to our own learning progress! Self - assessment helps us see strengths and areas to grow. Remember, every unit helps us understand hobbies better and improve our language skills—keep learning and enjoying hobbies!” 6. Homework（4 minutes） · Optional: Write a short “Unit 2 Learning Reflection” including: 2. One hobby benefit you value most. 2. One improvement goal. 2. How you’ll achieve it. Design Intent: Reinforce reflection, encourage proactive learning. 板书设计 教学反思 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $