人教版八年级下册Unit4 Why don't you talk to your parents Grammar focus 4a-4c教学设计（表格式）

教学设计 课程基本信息 学科 英语 年级 八年级 学期 春季 课题 Unit4 Why don’t you talk to your parents (Grammar focus 4a—4c) 教科书 书 名：Go for it 八年级下册 -出卷网-：人民教育-出卷网- 教学目标 At the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to: 1. talk about problems and give proper advice; 2. use the three conjunctions although/so that/until correctly when giving advice; 3. face problems positively. 教学重难点 教学重点： 1. how to talk about problems (who/when/what/why/how); 2. how to give advice (basic sentence structures); 3. how to use the three conjunctions correctly when giving others proper advice. 教学难点： The rules of the three conjunctions (although, so that & until) 教学过程 Step1: Lead-in 1. T greets Ss and asks Ss to chant together; 2. T introduces the learning objectives of this lesson. Justification: Ss know the learning objectives of this lesson and they will have more confidence. Step 2: Introduce Peppa’s problem 1. T will introduce Peppa pig’s WeChat moment and ask students to observe the facial expression of Peppa. 2. T makes a phone call to her and lets students listen carefully about her problem. 3. T invites a student to say Peppa’s problem. 4. T will ask students to watch the video and find more details about Peppa’s problem. (before watching the video, T will explain the five questions). 5. T checks Ss’ answers to the five questions. Justification: This step can help Ss analyze a problem from different aspects. (who, when, what, why and how); Ss can improve their listening and observing ability. Step 3: presentation of friends’ advice to Peppa 1. T shows Ss the advice given by Peppa’s WeChat friends one by one. Then, She will ask Ss to observe the basic sentence structure used for giving advice. 2. T asks Ss to say more sentence structures that are used for giving advice. Justification: This step is designed to help Ss discover the common sentence patterns by themselves. Students’ prior knowledge about how to give advice will be activated. Step 4 Presentation and analysis of the three conjunctions T asks Ss to observe the four pieces of advice again and find out the conjunctions. T will use questions to help them find out the function of the three conjunctions – although, so that, and until. As for the usage of “although”, T will present the most important rule – “although” and “but” can’t be in one sentence at the same time. When it comes to “so that”, T will ask Ss to concentrate on the sentence after it and think about what it shows – “Does ‘she can say sorry to you’ show the result or the purpose ”. In this way, Ss will understand that the sentence after “so that” shows the aim or the purpose of the prior sentence. In terms of “until”, T will underline “she calls you next time” and highlight that “until” is followed by the time. Justification: by explaining and guiding Ss to find out the rules behind “although”, “so that”, and “until”, students will have a basic understanding of thei ... ...