Module 7 Great books Unit 3 Language in use 表格式教案 2024-2025学年外研版九年级英语上册

课题 外研版九年级上册英语 Module 7 Great books Unit 3 Language in use教案 班级 备课教师 课型 课时 1 I. Teaching aims 1. Language knowledge aims - Students will be able to review and master the key grammar points in this module, such as if-clauses and the use of should/ought to. - Students will be able to use the language structures correctly in different contexts. 2. Language skills aims - Students will be able to improve their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills through various activities. - Students will be able to express their opinions and give advice on problems using the target language. 3. Emotional aims - Students will learn to face and solve problems bravely and positively in their daily lives. - Students will develop the awareness of cooperating and communicating with others. II. Teaching important and difficult points 1. Teaching important points - The correct usage of if-clauses and the expressions of giving advice. - The consolidation and application of the vocabulary related to problems and solutions. 2. Teaching difficult points - How to guide students to use the target language flexibly and accurately in real communication. - How to help students overcome the difficulties in understanding and using complex sentence structures. III. Teaching methods Task-based teaching method, Communicative teaching method, Situational teaching method IV. Teaching aids Multimedia, blackboard, chalk V. Teaching procedures Step 1: Warming-up 1. Greet the students and have a free talk about some common problems they might have recently. 2. Show a short video about a teenager's problem and ask students to share their thoughts. Step 2: Review 1. Present some sentences from the previous lessons and ask students to identify the grammar structures (if-clauses and the use of should/ought to). 2. Have students work in pairs to make sentences using the grammar points. Then, invite several pairs to present their sentences to the class. Step 3: Presentation 1. Show some pictures and present some problems. For example, "If I don't finish my homework, my teacher will be angry." Ask students to give advice using "should" or "ought to". 2. Write the students' suggestions on the blackboard and explain the usage of the words. Step 4: Practice 1. Group work: Divide the students into groups of four. Each group is given a problem card. Students need to discuss and write down possible solutions using if-clauses and the words "should/ought to". 2. After a few minutes, each group selects a representative to present their solutions to the class. The other groups can give comments and suggestions. Step 5: Listening 1. Play the listening material. Students listen and complete the exercises. 2. Check the answers together and discuss any difficulties. Step 6: Reading 1. Distribute a reading passage related to problems and solutions. Students read it silently and answer some questions. 2. Have a class discussion on the main idea and language points of the passage. St ... ...