新人教版必修1教案：Unit 4 Earthquakes Using language （共5份）

必修一 Unit 4 Earthquakes Using language Teaching Aims: Enable the students to make a speech Let the students enjoy some famous speeches Teaching Important and Difficult Points: Review something about disasters How to make a speech Teaching Methods: Individual work group work Teaching Aids: Computer, blackboard Teaching Procedures: Step 1 Lead-in (Teacher shows a series of pictures of some disasters on the screen, let the students talk about their feelings or anything they feel about the pictures.) (The pictures are: fire, hurricane, typhoon, tsunami, earthquake…) T: In this unit, we learn a lot about disasters. We know disaster is not a good thing to us. We often feel sad or sorry if a disaster happens. T: Right now, you have just seen some of the disasters. Do you feel worried about these refugees? Ss: Yes. Step 2 Discussion T: Yes, everybody will feel sorry for them. But who is the most worried people when a disaster happens? Ss: families and friends / government and president / …….. T: Suppose, there is an earthquake happen somewhere in China, and you have a friend happens to be there. You are very worried. What will you do when you hear that an earthquake happens there? (Let the students discuss with their partner) Ss: I will feel very worried. I will make sure my friend is Ok as soon as possible. I will make a call to see if he is Ok. T: Again, suppose you are a president of a country, and an earthquake happens in your country. What will you do? Ss: It is my duty to comfort the refugees and the society. So first I will make a live speech to the whole country, telling my people that I know it and I will try my best to organize the rescue work and the rebuilding work after the earthquake. T: Yes, you are very clever. In fact, a real president will do just as you said -- to make a speech. Now just let’s listen to a real speech made by President Bush after a big earthquake hit India on the first day of New Year. (Play the tape record for the students) Step 3 Speech T: Right now we’ve just listened to a speech made by President Bush. Do you know something about how to make a speech? Can you tell me when should we make a speech? Ss: a speech competition / election / the beginning of a new year / the opening of some activity / anniversary….. T: Yes, people need to make speeches at those times. Then do you know how to make a speech? What should we contain when we make a speech? Ss: Introduction: Give a strong first impression & preview your speech Body: Explain your ideas and support them Conclusion: Review your speech and leave a lasting final impression. Step 4 Text T: It seems that you know a lot about making a speech. I remember we say that we may need to make a speech when it is some important anniversary. T: You know 2006 is the 30th anniversary of Tang Shan Earthquake. Here is an invitation, inviting you to make a speech about it. You can look at the letter on your text book. T: You can include these points in your speech; thank Mr Zha ... ...