英語高一必修二人教版Unit2TheOlympicGames教學(xué)案例

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1、英語高一必修二人教版Unit 2 The Olympic Games教學(xué)設(shè)計(jì) The analysis of the textbook: The topic of this unit is about the Olympic Games, which are the most important games in the world. This passage “An interview” mainly tells about the similarities and differences between the ancient and modern Olympics, from wh

2、ich students will know the origin, the goal and the events of Olympic Games and learn to interview others. Teaching Aims: 1. To arouse students’ interest in learning about the history of the Olympics. 2. To read an interview about the Olympics. Teaching important points： 1. Enable students to m

3、aster the reading skills such as skimming, scanning and getting detailed information. 2. Enables students to learn some knowledge of Olympic Games and the similarities and differences between the ancient and modern Olympics. 3. Enables students to learn to interview others. Teaching difficult poi

4、nts： 1. Let students master the reading skills such as skimming, scanning and getting detailed information about the Olympic Games. 2. Get the students to interview others. Teaching approaches： 1. Task-based approaches 2. Multimedia teaching Teaching Procedure: Step1. Lead-in Purpose: To a

5、rouse students’ interest in this period by listening to a song and then let them learn and talk about something about the Olympic Games. 1. Let students enjoy a song YOU AND ME 2. Show the following pictures and let students talk about them. STEP 2 Warming up Purpose

6、: To lead students to the topic of this unit through a quiz. Show the following questions on the screen. How much do you know about the Olympic Games? 1. When did the ancient Olympic Games start? A. In 1896 B. In 1906 C. In 776 BC 2. When and where were the first modern Olympic Games

7、 held? A. In 1986; Sydney B. In 1896; Athens C. In 1689; New York 3. What do the five Olympic rings stand for? A. Five continents B. Five well-known athletes C. Five important events 4. Liu Xiang won the gold medal of the mens 110 meters hurdles at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Gam

8、es. (T or F) 5. Who was China’s first gold medal winner and for what event? A. Xu Haifeng; shooting B. Xu Haifeng; table tennis C. Cai Zhenhua, table tennis 6. What are the official mascots for the Beijing Olympics? 7. Where will the 2016 Olympic Games be held? A. In Rio, Brazil B. In

9、Athens C. In Beijing 8. The Olympic Spirit is _________. A. Friendship the first, match the second B. Swifter, Higher and Stronger 9. What’s the host city of the 2020 Olympic Games? A. Tokyo B. London C. Athens 10.What’s the slogan(口號(hào)) of the 29th Beijing Olympic Games? Suggested

10、answers: 1.C 2.B 3.A 4.F 5.A 6. Five Fuwas 7.A 8.B 9.A 10.One world ,one dream Step3. Reading Purpose: To train students’ reading skills—skimming, scanning and getting detailed information about the ancient and modern Olympic Games. 1. Predicting Purpose: To train students’ predictive

11、 ability. Ask students to predict the content according to the following information. An interview Pausanias, a Greek writer Liyan, a volunteer for the 2008 Olympic Games Suggested answer: This text is an interview, so it is a dialogue abou

12、t the Olympic Games between Pausanias who is from the ancient time and Liyan, a volunteer for the 2008 Olympics Games. 2. Skimming for the general idea Purpose: To get students to have the general idea of the text. (Play the tape of the text for students at the same time.) (1)The passage mainly

13、tells about the ________and __________ between the ancient and modern Olympics. (2)The Olympic Games are held every _____ years. (3)The reason why many countries want to host the Olympics is that________________________________________________________. Suggested answers: (1) similarities, differ

14、ences (2) four (3) It’s a great responsibility but also a great honour to be chosen. 3. Scanning (True or false questions) Purpose: To get students to have some details in the text. (1)All the athletes can be admitted as competitors in the modern Olympics. (2)There are running races in t

15、he Winter Olympics. (3)All the countries could take part in the ancient Olympics. (4)Women play an important role in the modern Olympics. (5)Competitors in the Olympics do not compete for money. Suggested answers: (1)-(5)FFFTT 4. Group work Purpose: To train students’ ability of cooperative le

16、arning. Students work in groups to tell the similarities and differences between the ancient and modern Olympics according to the passage. The ancient and modern Olympic Games (1)Similarities: a._________________________ b.________________________ c.________________________ d._______________

17、_________ Suggested answers: a. have running races b. held every four years c. no prize money for winners d. seen as most important competition (2) Fill in the table. Differences the ancient Olympics the modern Olympics Only the1___ Olympic Games the 2______and 3_____Olymp

18、ic Games fewer events more than 4_____events no 5_____ and 6 _____could take part 7______can take part if they reach the standard only competitors from 8______ competitors from 9________________ 10____________as a prize 11______of gold, silver and bronze as prizes Suggested answers: 1.Sum

19、mer 2.Summer 3.Winter 4.250 5.women 6.slaves 7.anyone 8.Greece 9.all over the world 10.an olive wreath 11.medals Step 4.Interview activities Purpose: To give students chances to practice their interviews and students are encouraged to be as imaginative as possible to act out their intervie

20、ws. 1. (Ask students to work in pairs. Suppose one is Pausanias and the other is a volunteer.) If Pausanias wishes to live in xi’an, he wants to know something about xi’an such as history, cultures, people, food, places of interest and so on. You are the volunteer to answer his questions. The dia

21、logue between Pausanias and you can be like this: Dialogue (1) S1: My name is Pausanias. I lived in… I come to xi’an because… May I ask you some questions about Xi’an? S2: Good heavens! Have you really come from so long ago? But of course you can ask any questions you like. What would you like t

22、o know? S1: … 2. (Students work in pairs. Suppose one is the designer and the other is a journalist.) If xi’an has the chance to host the next Youth Olympic Games, you are expected to design the emblem(會(huì)徽),the slogan, the mascots and the songs for it. Then you’ll be interviewed by a journalist.

23、 An example: The mascots of the next Youth Olympic Games are Xixi, An’an, Huanhuan, Yingying, Ninnin. It means xi’ an huan ying nin. Dialogue (2) S1: My name is …and I am a journalist from… May I ask you some questions about… S2: Of course you can ask any questions you like. What would you like

24、 to know? ... S1: Please wait a minute!... I see! ... That sounds… Well, that’s good news. … Thank you so much for your time. Homework 1. More students should perform their interviews after class and finish a short passage about the interviews. 2. Try to retell the passage. The blackboar

25、d Useful expressions Dialogue1 S1: My name is Pausanias. … May I ask you some questions about Xi’an? S2: …But of course you can ask any questions you like. What would you like to know? ... Dialogue2 S1: My name is …and I am a journalist from… May I ask you some questions about… Please wait a minute!... I see! ... That sounds… Well, that’s good news. … Thank you so much for your time.