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译林版英语模块七 Module VII Improving our lives《Unit 1 Living with technology Task(1) Helping buy an electronic dictionary Skills building 1 and 2》优质课教案
3. write an e-mail to give information about a travel plan. Focal point:
Practise listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Difficult points:
write an e-mail to give information about a travel plan to Dalian. Teaching methods:
Apply visual-scene teaching, task-based teaching, facilitate negotiated interaction,.. Teaching aids:
PPT, video, audio, chalk, blackboard and projector. Teaching procedures:
Practise listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Step 1: Lead-in
1. Show the students a video about a brief introduction of Dalian.
2. Question: What place is it shown in the video?
Would you like to visit Dalian in your holiday?
If so, what information should you know before you go on the trip?
(destination, departure time, duration , means of transport, travel allowance/budget, people etc.) Step 2: Taking note for future action
Task 1: listening to instructions
Wei Jing lives in Nanjing. Her uncle lives in Beijing. Her family and her uncle’s family are planning to visit a friend in Dalian during the holiday. Her mother asks her to decide about transport and tickets. Listen to the material and complete notes on her mother’s instructions.
Things to do for the holiday trip
1. Decide ___________________________________.
2. Search the _____________ for information.
3. Spend no more than ____________ yuan on transport.
4. Go to the _____________________ and find out about the schedule.
5. Decide on the time to __________________.
Task 2: Reading for information
Read the following two passages from Mr An and the Internet.
Discuss in groups and help Wei Jing make a decision.
From Mr An:
You need to go from Nanjing to Beijing and then from Beijing to Dalian. There are four ways to choose from. As I know, you can’t fly because your mother hates flying. The other three ways are by ship, by coach and by train. If you come by ship, it will take a long time, and I remember your father feel seasick. If you come by coach, it takes 16 hours just to get to Beijing. If you take the train, there are many to choose from, leaving at different times. Trains can be crowded but rather fast. I do think it’s the most convenient for to travel by train. Anyway, why don’t you look on the Internet to help you decide?
From the Internet: