Unit 15 Destinations教學設計

        unit 15 destinations
period 1 let’s listen and speak!
goals
◆ talk about travel and cities.
◆ practise making complaints.
◆ improve students’ abilities of listening and speaking.
procedures
leading in: by discussion.
t: morning class! in our last unit, we learned i have a dream by martin luther king, jr. do you have a dream to travel around the world?
s: yes.
t: now there’s surprising news for you. i will “offer” you a free air ticket that lets you travel around the world. and you can make five stops along the way. where would you go and why?
(organize the students to discuss and ask one or two students to give his/her answers.)
task1: drawing a flight line
first ask students to have a discussion and draw their flight lines, marking the cities they expect to visit and writing down the reasons why they choose the cities. then have them exchange their maps and share their opinions.
task2: looking, listening and speaking.
1. ask the students to look at the pictures on page 33 and answer some simple questions:
what can you see in picture1?
what’s the most famous place of interest in picture 2?
do you want to stop in a place as shown in picture 5? why or why not?
2. ask the students to listen to part 1 twice and fill in the missing information on page 34.
3. ask the students to listen to part 2 twice and use the information on the tape to complete the role cards on page 34.
4. divide the students into pairs or groups and ask them to discuss which plan they like best and the reason. after discussion, ask one or two students to report their decision to the class.
task 3: speaking up.
in our daily life, when we meet with some poor services, what shall we do? now here are some situations. ask the students to turn to page 34 and ask them to act out the situations. students a is a customer, student b is a manager. ask student a to give his or her complaints about the poor service and students b should explain, apologize or argue as a reply.
useful expressions used to complain and explain
i’m sorry to say…
i hate to say this, but…
i’m so sorry.
why didn’t you tell me the truth?
could you do something about…!
you really have to do something about…!
i will look into it immediately.
what seems to be the problem?
why don’t you do something about it?
i’ll do everything i can to help you.
i apologize to you for…
what’s the matter/ trouble?
i admit it’s our fault.
i’ll give back the money to you.

homework
ask the students to write a short letter to editors to describe one of the bad services he or she has ever been offered. (about 120 words.)