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人教版英语九年级上册Unit 1 SectionA 3a‑3d教案
Teaching Objectives
1. Language Ability: Master key words and phrases; make short conversations about hometown changes.
2. Cultural Awareness: Learn about new countryside construction, cultivate national pride.
3. Thinking Quality: Develop comparative thinking by sorting past and present life.
4. Learning Ability: Use skimming and scanning strategies, cooperate in pairs.
Teaching Key & Difficult Points
1. Grasp vocabulary, understand the interview text, sort out village changes.
2. Use “used to” and present perfect correctly to describe changes.
Teaching Methods & Aids
Task‑based teaching method
Situational teaching method
Question‑and‑answer Method
Textbook, audio tape, blackboard…
Teaching Procedures
Step1. Lead‑in & Warm‑up
1. Greet the whole class briefly.
2. Show two contrasting pictures: old backward village VS modern beautiful new village.
3. Ask questions
① What differences can you find between the two pictures? (from pictures to our life)
② Can you say some changes in our hometown these years?
4. Lead in naturally: Today we will read an interview, let’s see how villagers’ lives have changed over the past 20 years.
Step2. Pre‑reading
1. Present new words with pictures and simple explanations: greenhouse, high‑tech, railway, high‑speed railway, local product, attractive.
2. Explain core phrases and grammar hints
① used to do sth: describe past habits or states that don’t exist now.
② Over the last 20 years: Time marker for present perfect tense.
3. Prediction task: Ask students to guess which aspects of life will be mentioned in this interview.
Step3. While‑reading
Task1. skimming
Read quickly and answer: “In what ways have the villagers’ lives changed?”
Task2. Scanning & Detailed Reading
Read paragraph by paragraph. Guide students to underline key parts
① find young people’s past choice (work in big cities) and present choice( return home).
② find the way of selling fruits.
③ find transport improvements.
④ find living changes.
⑤ Give directions to students who have difficulty finding details.
Task3. Complete Exercise 3b
Ask students to fill in the table and then check the answers.
Step4. Post‑reading
Task1. Listen & Role‑play (3c)
Task2. Oral Output Practice (3d)
Show the word bank and demonstrate the sample dialogue clearly.
Let students make their own dialogues.
Step5. Brief Summary & Homework
1. Summary: Review key words, two target sentences, and recap the main changes of the village learned in the text.
2. Homework
Write a short passage about the changes in our hometown.
Teaching Reflection
A few slow learners fall behind in detailed reading, and some confuse the two tenses. I’ll provide individual guidance and add simple tense exercises next class.
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