2019-2020年高一英語 模塊5introduction and reading教案 外研版必修2.doc

《2019-2020年高一英語 模塊5introduction and reading教案 外研版必修2.doc》由會員分享，可在線閱讀，更多相關《2019-2020年高一英語 模塊5introduction and reading教案 外研版必修2.doc（4頁珍藏版）》請在裝配圖網(wǎng)上搜索。

2019-2020年高一英語 模塊5introduction and reading教案 外研版必修2Teaching Aims and requirements of the unitl Practise talking about belief and disbeliefl Use adverbial clause of timel Use adverbial clause of reasonl Write an essay about favorite newspaper or magazineTeaching proceduresPeriod 1: Introduction and ReadingStep1: Warming up1. Warming up by introductionHello, everyone, look here, I have different some newspapers and magazines and lets see what types they are. e.g.:China Daily (中國日報) DailySouth weekly (南方周報) WeeklyBan Yue Tan (半月談) FortnightlyYi Lin (意林) Monthly Shou Huo (收獲) Bimonthly2. Warming up by a dialoguePractise the following dialogue between teacher and studentsT: Whats the biggest news today?S: The Shenzhou VI.T: Oh, I know. But how can I get more information?S1: You can surf the internet.S2: You can read some newspapers.S3: Maybe you can read some magazines.T: Thank you, but can you tell me which is the fastest way?S: Of course the internet.T: Which is the most believable way?S: I think it is newspapers or magazinesT: Thank you.3. Warming up by studying vocabularyTurn to page 115, and study the vocabulary list for Unit five, paying attention to the relationship between the spelling and the pronunciation. Step2: Pre-reading1. DiscussingWork in pairs, talk about the space programme of China. Speak out the taikonauts you know in China.2. Introduce some new wordsPlease plete each sentence with one of the words below, you may need to change the form of the word when necessary.Taikonaut universe sailor orbit capsule achievement1) The inventor was regarded by the Government for his scientific _. 2) A Chinese astronaut is sometimes called _, from the Chinese word taikong, which meansspace.3) Toms father is a _, who works on a ship and travels around the world.4) The word universityes from the word _.5) How many spacecrafts have _the earth since 1960s?6) Chinas taikonauts Fei Junlong and Nie Haisheng landed safely in the Shenzhou VI_ in Inner Mongolia.( Keys: achievements; taikonaut; sailor; universe; orbited; capsule ) Step3: Reading1. Leading-inAfter learning some new words of this lesson, lets e to the topic of this lesson. Do you remember when the first Chinese man-made spacecraft was sent into space? Here I have some pictures of Yang Liwei and Shenzhou V,2. Fast reading Match the following subheadings with each part of the text. A Conversations in Space 1. Part 1 B October 16th, xx 2. Part2 C Congratulations from around the World 3. Part3( Keys: A2,B1,C3 )Shenzhou V, Jiuquan, 437, NASA, United Nations, American, Japanese, Russian3. Listen to the tape about the text and say which words appear in the box.( Key: Shenzhou V, Jiuquan, NASA, United States, American, Russian)4. Detailed reading for informationRead the article and decide if the sentences are true (T) or false (F). T F1 The taikonaut was in space for twenty-one hours. _ _ 2 One of the astronauts aboard the International Space station was born in China. _ _3 The other man aboard the Space Station is a Russian Cosmonaut. _ _4 China received messages of congratulations from all over the world. _ _ 5 Sean OKeefe works for the United Nations news. _ _( Keys: 1.F 2.F 3.T 4.F 5.F )Step4: Reading practice Read the following passage within 5 minutes and make a better choice to each problem. In 1965, two American astronauts landed in the Atlantic ocean. For the first time, people at home in America and Europe could watch on television as astronauts were pick up. A satellite call Early Bird made this program possible. Radio wanes go out from the sending station in a straight line. Layer (層) in the atmosphere(大氣)act like a mirror for some of these waves. They bounce (反射) down from the layer and e back to earth. Television programs are carried on a different kind of radio wave. These waves do not bounce off the “mirror”. They go straight through the layers into space. To send television programmes around the world, they must be picked by a satellite high in space and sent back. Early Bird is in an orbit 22,300 miles high. Because it travels with the earth, it seems to be standing still. It is always over the same place in the Atlantic Ocean. Television programs are sent up to Early Bird. It sends them into one third of the earth. Two other satellites like Early Bird are now in orbit. The three satellites can send television programes around the world.1. From this passage we can see that Early Bird is the name of_. A. an English programe B. a satellite C. a kind of radio wave D. a station2. From this passage we can see that_. A. Early Bird was the first satellite of its kind in history. B. Early Bird can be used only in the morning. B. Early Bird picks up astronauts in the Atlantic Ocean. D. Early Bird is only used to send radio programs.3.The phrase“act like a mirror”in the second paragraph refers to_. A. wave B. earth C. layers D. bounce4. Why was Early Bird needed? A. We wanted to see how high a satellite would be. B. We needed a big mirror to study space. C. We wanted to send television programes around the world. D. Early Bird could take people to the moon.(Keys: 1.B, 2. A, 3.C, 4.C )Step5: Homework 1. Work in groups, discuss these questions with other Ss. 1) Do you remember the news about Yang Liwei in October, xx? 2) What were your feelings when you heard the news? 3) Do you think China should continue with its space programme? 4) Would you like to travel into space? 2. Try to repeat the text freely yourself. 3. Learn the new words again, using the dictionary if necessary.