Unit5 Theme Parks的设计教案

Unit5 Theme Parks的设计教案

　　I 教学内容分析

　　本单元的中心话题是“主题公园”——以某种特定的主题为中心的公园。从文体上来讲，本单元属于说明文，按照由总到分的方式来安排顺序。这是一个学生比较陌生的话题，因为大部分学生都未亲眼目睹过课本上所列举的那些公园。因此，老师应多收集相关材料，以激起学生的学习兴趣。

　　Warming Up 部分通过提问的方式，帮助学生激活有关公园的背景知识，如修建公园的目的、公园的种类、公园提供的活动等。还配有插图让学生猜测主题公园与一般公园的不同之处。

　　Pre-reading部分提出了一个问题：你认为主题公园是什么？给学生充分的时间去讨论。但因学生的经历所限，老师可以在学生简短的讨论后接着单独提问，从而把问题讨论得深刻一些，为正文的阅读打下良好的基础。

　　Reading 部分分四段介绍了主题公园: 1. 什么是主题公园；2. 迪斯尼乐园；3. 多莱坞公园；4. 卡默洛特公园。

　　Comprehending部分通过释读题目THEME PARKS、填充信息、判断句子正误以及就文章内容进行讨论等形式帮助学生理解课文主旨，掌握细节，加深对本单元主题的理解。

　　Learning about Language 包括词汇和语法两部分。词汇部分设计了释义、造词填空（单句层次和短文层次）等三个练习，复习和运用课文中所学的'词汇。语法部分主要让学生掌握合成词的构词法，扩大学生的词汇量。

　　Using Language 部分介绍了深圳的锦绣中华民俗村和法国的“观测未来”科技主题公园，让学生在情景中运用语言，同时了解不同文化背景、不同类型的主题公园，拓宽视野。

　　Learning Tip 提醒学生重视有关构词法知识的学习，让学生理解构词法知识对于英语词汇学习的重要意义，而且此部分对构词法中的转化法又做了补充说明。

　　II．教学重点和难点

　　1． 教学重点

　　（1）本单元教学目的和要求中的生词和短语；

　　（2）掌握英语构词法：合成法和派生法；

　　（3）学会欣赏和介绍主题公园。

　　2．教学难点

　　（1）通过学习学生应有较强的观察能力；

　　（2）学生应具有好奇心和丰富的想象力；

　　（3）学会写作中应用“总分式”，使文章层次清晰，内容充实。

　　III．教学计划

　　本单元建议分六课时：

　　第一课时：Warming Up, Listening（Workbook）&Talking (Workbook)

　　第二课时：Pre-reading, Reading & Comprehension

　　第三课时：Learning about Language

　　第四课时：Using Language

　　第五、六课时：Listening task (Workbook), Speaking task (Workbook), Reading task (workbook) & Writing task (workbook)

　　IV. 教学步骤：

　　Period 1 Warming Up, Listening（Workbook）& Talking (Workbook)

　　Teaching Goals:

　　1. To arouse Ss’ interests in talking about parks.

　　2. To developSs’ ability in listening and speaking.

　　Teaching Procedures:

　　Step 1. Leading- in

　　Purpose: Give Ss a few minutes to say something about parks by asking the following questions.

　　Disneyland

　　Happy Valley

　　Yunnan Nationalities Village

　　1. Can you name the theme parks?

　　2. And can you tell us more of the theme parks?

　　3. Have you ever been to any of the famous theme parks? If so, where have you been? Can you describe some scenery to us? If not, will you go to one of them?

　　Step 2. Warming up

　　Purpose: To introduce the topic of this unit to Ss in the form of discussion.

　　1. Ask Ss to discuss the following questions.

　　(1) Why were parks originally developed?

　　(2) What uses do parks have?

　　(3) Do you think that parks have something to do with people’s living conditions?

　　2. Divide Ss into six groups to discuss the difference between the theme park and the traditional park.

　　The traditional park The theme park

　　Chinese parks Western parks activities for visitors to do or to see; a specific idea to attract visitors; owned privately and built for profit;…

　　four elements: water, rock, bridges and pavilions open grassy areas; benches to sit on; shelters for picnics or playing music; water for sailing…

　　Question 1: Have you ever compared the fare that the two kinds of parks ask? Which is more expensive?

　　Question 2: There are many activities you can take part in the theme park. If you have a chance to go, what kind of activities will you take part in?

　　Question 3: What is your idea about some very dangerous activities, such as the following pictures show?

　　Rock-climbing  Rafting  Bungee jumping Free-fall rides

　　Conclusion:

　　Many countries have theme parks to attract both tourists and local people, as the visitors also bring some money to nearby hotels and restaurants.

　　Step 3. Listening (workbook)

　　Purpose: to help Ss to guess the main idea about the listening by the given information.

　　1. Divide Ss into groups of six and discuss the pictures below with their partners.