8B Unit2教案
step 3 listening to the tape
the students are listening to a radio programme about traveling in china. listen to the tape carefully, trying to answer: which is the best season in china for them to do different things? then put a tick in the correct boxes in part a2 on page 33.
step 4 practising
amy wants to give her classmates some advice on traveling in china. fill in the blanks of part a3 on page 35 with the information in parts a1and a2 on page 34.
step 5 presenting
if you have planned to go to foreign countries /go abroad, such as england, the usa, singapore, you need to get some information. what can you do to get the information? to read books. to search the internet. to go to a travel agency. to ask others who have ever been there.
step 6 listening to the dialogue
there’s a dialogue between simon and amy. now listen to it and try to answer the following questions:
1. where does amy plan to go during may day holiday?
2. where’s amy’s dad?
3. how many times has simon’s dad been to singapore?
4. how long will amy stay in singapore?
5. does simon know how long it takes to fly to singapore? what will he do?
step 7 practising
where are you going in the coming holiday? read the dialogue, and then use it as a model. work in pairs. take turns to ask questions about planning a holiday.
step 8 doing homework
a. read the two passages and try to learn it by heart.
b. translation
1. 我不喜歡炎熱的天氣,但是我喜歡走路。
2. 我們在計劃去無錫旅行。
3. 英國一年到頭既不太冷也不太熱。
4. 春天是旅游的最好季節。
(keys: 1. i don’t like hot weather. but i like walking. 2. we are planning o travel to wuxi. 3. throughout the year, it is neither too cold nor too hot in britain. 4. spring is the best season for you to travel.)
period 8 study skills
(pronunciation—linking sounds)
teaching goals
● to introduce the idea of linking words
● to identify and recognize how different sounds are linked together
● to develop students’ listening and speaking skills
teaching procedures
step 1 having a revision
—how many consonant sounds are there in the phonetics? —28.
—how many vowel sounds are there? —20.
ask the students to write them on the blackboard.
step 2 presenting
1. we usually link a consonant sound with a vowel sound together like this.
an apple→an apple
2. when two consonant sounds are the same, we only need to pronounce the sound once.
best time → best time
3. when there are two vowel sounds and the first word ends with /i/ or /i:/ sound, we join them as if there were a /j/ sound between them.