人教版高中英語必修1教案Unit 4 Earthquakes

step vi homework課后反思：本節為泛讀課，主要培養學生良好的閱讀習慣。課前注意復習鞏固前面學過的內容，能根據課文設計各種閱讀任務，使學生較好的理解課文的大意。the sixth period:  summarystep i revisionwhat have you learned in { the listening materials?{ the reading materials?              { the writing?step ii summing upt: what did you learn in the listening materials?s1: we learned some listening steps: before listening, we should know what we’ll listen by reading the exercises first. and while listening, we should try to get the key words and details that appear in the exercises.s2: we learned the ways to talk about past experiences and also the problem of sequence, which appears in the listening part on page 30.t: what did you learn in the reading materials?s3: we learned some basic knowledge of earthquake and how people have coped with these sudden natural disasters.s4: we learned the ways to describe an event in a literary way. for example, “ never before in history has a city been completely destroyed. san francisco is gone. nothing is left it .” and so on.t: what did you learn in the writing?s5: we learned how to write a speech.s6: we learned how to write a story in a literary way, and an outline.step iii.  writinggive the students 5 minutes to write a poster.possible sampleposterearthquakes are terrible natural disasters.  although we cannot avoid it, we can survive by making preparations.  here are the essential things you should always take during an earthquake.you should take a bottle of water.  it can keep you alive for a long time, if you are trapped under the ruins. take some fruit, in case you are hungry.and also take a torch light and a mobile. these can help you keep in touch with the outside world, and it is easy for rescue workers to find you quickly.don’t put fresh fruit in the bag as they will go bad quickly and cause problems. don’t take money, especially don’t go back to take money when the house is shaking. you may be caught in the ruins.step iv  projectthis project begins by asking students to review what they have learned about earthquakes and how people have coped with these sudden natural disasters. it then asks them to apply that knowledge by making a checklist of things that should be done before, during and after a quake hits. the functional item of the unit is reviewed as students are discussing and deciding the order of their checklists. it is not necessary or likely that students will number their checklists the same. what matters is whether the sequence is logical or not. finally, the students must choose one action from the checklist to discuss in more detail.