Unit 8 Friendship 英文教案 篇一
Title: Unit 8 Friendship English Lesson Plan
Objective:
- Students will be able to define the concept of friendship and identify the qualities of a good friend.
- Students will be able to express their thoughts and feelings about friendship through written and spoken activities.
- Students will be able to analyze different types of friendships and understand the importance of maintaining healthy friendships.
Warm-up Activity:
- Start the lesson by asking students to brainstorm what friendship means to them. Write their responses on the board.
- Show a short video clip or read a story about friendship to engage students and generate discussion.
Vocabulary:
- Introduce key vocabulary words related to friendship such as loyalty, trust, support, empathy, and communication. Have students practice using these words in sentences.
Reading and Comprehension:
- Provide students with a reading passage about the qualities of a good friend. Have them read the passage individually and then discuss in pairs or small groups.
- Ask comprehension questions to check their understanding of the text.
Writing Activity:
- Have students write a short paragraph about a time when a friend supported them or showed them kindness. Encourage them to use descriptive language and examples from their own experiences.
Speaking Activity:
- Divide students into pairs and have them discuss the qualities they value in a friend. Encourage them to share personal stories and experiences.
Group Activity:
- Assign each group a scenario related to friendship (e.g. a friend betraying their trust, a friend in need of help, etc.) and have them role-play how they would handle the situation.
Closure:
- Wrap up the lesson by asking students to reflect on what they have learned about friendship and how they can apply it to their own lives. Encourage them to be kind and supportive to their friends.
Assessment:
- Assess students' participation in class discussions, their understanding of the vocabulary and reading material, and their ability to express their thoughts and feelings about friendship in writing and speaking activities.
Homework:
- For homework, have students write a letter to a friend expressing their appreciation for their friendship and sharing a memorable moment they have shared together.
Unit 8 Friendship 英文教案 篇二
Title: Unit 8 Friendship English Lesson Plan
Objective:
- Students will be able to define different types of friendships and understand the importance of building and maintaining healthy relationships.
- Students will be able to identify strategies for resolving conflicts in friendships and communication effectively with their peers.
- Students will be able to reflect on their own friendships and set goals for improving their relationships with others.
Warm-up Activity:
- Start the lesson by asking students to share a time when they had a disagreement with a friend and how they resolved it. Discuss different conflict resolution strategies as a class.
Vocabulary:
- Introduce key vocabulary words related to friendship dynamics such as compromise, forgiveness, boundaries, and empathy. Have students practice using these words in sentences.
Reading and Comprehension:
- Provide students with a reading passage about the different types of friendships (e.g. casual friends, best friends, acquaintances) and have them identify the characteristics of each type.
- Ask comprehension questions to check their understanding of the text.
Writing Activity:
- Have students write a reflection on a time when they had to set boundaries with a friend or how they have shown empathy towards someone in need. Encourage them to consider the impact of their actions on their friendships.
Speaking Activity:
- Divide students into small groups and have them discuss a scenario where a friend is upset with them. Encourage them to role-play how they would communicate effectively to resolve the conflict.
Group Activity:
- Assign each group a friendship scenario (e.g. a friend feeling left out, a friend spreading rumors) and have them create a skit demonstrating how to address the issue and maintain a healthy friendship.
Closure:
- Wrap up the lesson by asking students to reflect on the importance of communication, empathy, and forgiveness in maintaining strong friendships. Encourage them to apply these skills in their own relationships.
Assessment:
- Assess students' understanding of the vocabulary and reading material, their ability to communicate effectively in group discussions and role-plays, and their reflection on their own friendships.
Homework:
- For homework, have students write a journal entry reflecting on a lesson they have learned about friendship and a goal they have set for improving their relationships with their friends.
Unit 8 Friendship 英文教案 篇三
Unit 8 Friendship 英文教案
Unit 8 Friendship (Listening and Speaking) Teacher: *** from ******School Teaching time: ********** Class: ************************ Teaching Objectives: The knowledge aims: At the end of the class, Ss will be able to: 1. recognize and tell the expressions: talk on the phone, chat in the coffee house, sing in karaoke bar, see a movie in the cinema and eat in a restaurant. 2. use some sentence patterns to make dialogues for inviting, accepting and declining invitations. The ability aims: At the end of the class, Ss will be able to 1. decide where the conversations take place according to the key words. 2. use the sentence patterns to invite, accept and refuse invitations. 3. invite, accept and refuse invitations according to the real situations freely and appropriately. The affective aims: At the end of the class, Ss will be aware of politeness when they accept or refuse others’ invitation. Important points: 1. Ss can get the main idea of the conversation. 2. Inviting, accepting and declining invitations. Difficult points: 3. Ss can identify where the conversation takes place. 4. Ss use the sentence patterns and words to invite, accept and decline invitations freely. Teaching approach: Cooperative learning; Task-based method; Situational teaching Design for blackboard: Activities Go shopping Play games Do sports Have a party See a movie Chatting on line … Inviting: Accepting invitation Refusing invitations Would you like to…(with me)? I wonder if you could … Do you want to . . . (with me)? How about Ving…? I hope you could… Yes, I’d like to. Thanks for asking. Yes, I’d love to. It’s very nice of you to invite me. Yes, with pleasure. Yes. That’s a good/ great/ nice idea. I wish I could, but I’m afraid I can’t. Im sorry, but I can’t. I’d love to, but I don’t think I can. Im sorry. I have to work. But thanks for inviting me. Teaching procedures: Step One: Warming-up 1. Ask Ss questions about the activities they do with friends. 2. Show some pictures of different activities and the places where the activities take place. Step Two: Pre-listening 1. Ask Ss to listen and identify where the conversations take place. Play the tape once, and remind the Ss some key words. 2. If Ss cannot understand them, play the tape again. 3. Check answers. Step Three: While-listening 1. First listening ( for the main idea of this conversation ) 1) Before listening, ask Ss to find out the key words in each sentence and ask them to make a prediction. 2) Listen to the conversation between Tom and Mary and ask Ss to finish multiple-choice task. 3) Check answers. 2. Second listening (for the details of this conversation) 1) Play the tape for the second time and ask Ss to find out. 2) Check the answers and correct the mistakes. 3) Second listening is for Ss to get the details of this conversation Step Four: Post-listening 1. Ask Ss the questions about the conversation: 1) Why does Tom call Mary? 2) How does Tom invite Mary? 3) Does Mary accept or refuse? How do you know? 2. Have Ss work in groups to brainstorm the ways to invite and accept invitations. Then, List Ss’ answers on the blackboard. 3. Add several more related sentence patterns on the blackboard. 4. Listen to a short conversation. 5. Have Ss work in groups to brainstorm the ways to refuse invitations. Then, List Ss’ answers on the blackboard. 6. Add several more related sentence patterns on the blackboard. 7. Ask Ss to read the sentence patterns. 8. Work out the steps for inviting, accepting and refusing. 9. Sum up the main points in this lesson Step Five: Speaking 1. Introduce Task 1 for pair work: Work in pairs and complete the dialogues (on the screen). 2. Introduce Task 2 for pair work: Think of an activity you like to invite your partner to do and complete the specific information for the invitation. Then work in pairs. Model the dialogue and make up a new one. Then, exchange the role. Encourage them to use the expressions on the blackboard. 3. Introduce Task 3 for pair work: Choose a situation and make a dialogue. Invite a friend to eat in a restaurant/ sing in Karaoke/ chat in a coffee house/ go shopping/ join in a birthday party/ see a movie Sum up the main points in this lesson. Step Six: Homework 1. Finish the summary work. (Words, phrases and sentence patterns). 2. Invite two classmates and an English teacher to your favorite activity. Asking the way A: Excuse me, sir. Can you tell me the way to Jinling Hotel, please? B: Sure. You can go there by bus. A: Is it a long way from here? B: No. It will take you about 15 minutes. A: Which bus can I take? B: You can take No. 2 bus. A: Where is the bus stop? B: Just go straight. Look, the bus is coming. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome.