Fact and fantasy教案

i do not want to speak about it in public. 我不想當(dāng)眾說這件事。he's not used to making speeches in public; it's so embarrassing."他不習(xí)慣在大庭廣眾中演講,因為這太使人窘迫了。"4) what kind of writing do you think the text is ?  a biographywhat are included in a biography ? a brief  introduction main achievements influence to later periods5）fill in the blanks differences submarinespaceshipspeed landscapenumber for peoplefoodclothsimilarities  教學(xué)后記ss have interest in making their own sentences.

XX年3月18日課時計劃課時5課題unit 12 fact and fantasy課型new教學(xué)目標(biāo)1. get the students to have a good understanding of the story of frankenstein.2. help the students finish the creative writing.重點 get the students to have a good understanding of the story of frankenstein.難點help the students finish the creative writing.學(xué)情分析the ss can finish the task.教具課件1. a recorder   2. a projector   3. a computer教法task-based teaching method教學(xué)程序教學(xué)內(nèi)容（引入、例題、練習(xí)題、檢測題等）師生活動

時間分配step 1step 2step 3step 4step 5step 6step 7step 8lead-inin the last two periods, we have learnt much about science fiction and known more about science fiction and jules verne, the father of science fiction, who wrote many famous science fictions, such as 20,000 leagues under the sea, around the world in 80 days, journey to the center of the world…h(huán)e combined fact with fantasy cleverly. now we’re going to read another passage about science fiction, whose title is the story of dr frankenstein.backgrounddr frankenstein is a fictitious scientist portrayed by mary wollstonecraft shelly, who was shelly’s wife. she was honored as a pioneer of the science fiction (genre). shelley, mary wollstonecraft (1797-1851), english novelist. daughter of the british philosopher william godwin and the british author and feminist mary wollstonecraft godwin, she was born in london, and privately educated. she met the young poet percy bysshe shelley in may 1814, and two months later left england with him. when shelley's first wife died in december 1816, he married mary. in 1818 her first and most important work, the novel frankenstein was published. a remarkable accomplishment for a 20-year-old, the work was an immediate critical and popular success. repeatedly dramatized for both the theater and motion pictures, this tale of frankenstein, a student of the occult, and the subhuman monster he assembles from parts of human corpses added a new word to the english language: a "frankenstein" is any creation that ultimately destroys its creator. no other work by mary shelley achieved the popularity or excellence of this first work, although she wrote four other novels, books of travel sketches, and miscellaneous tales and verse. one of her novels, the last man(1826), reveals her liberal social outlook; another of her books, lodore (1835), is a novelized autobiography.