人教版八年级上册英语 9.Can you come to my party？SectionB 2a-2d 教案

Unit 9 Can you come to my party
Section B 2a-2d
The teaching objects:
Knowledge objects:
Words and phrases: invitation, make an invitation, accept an invitation, turn down an invitation, preparation, sad, surprised, look forward to, hear from, take a trip…
Sentences：
Bring Ms. Steen to the party without telling her so that she can be surprised.
I look forward to hearing from you all.
Ss will be able to learn some reading strategies.
Ability objects:
1. Ss can use reading strategies to comprehend the passage.
2. Ss can learn to write an invitation and accept or turn down it.
Emotional objects:
1. Ss will be able to be polite to others when they turn down their invitations.
2. Ss will be able to form the habit of holding parties for various purpose and enjoy the life.
II. Teaching important points:
Ss can master the key words, phrases and sentence structures well.
Ss can Ss can use reading strategies to comprehend the passage.
Teaching difficult points:
Ss can use proper sentences to make, accept and turn down the invitations and give reasons correctly and fluently.
Teaching procedures:
Warming-up and lead-in.
Enjoy a short video and ask Ss : Who is the party for
Ask the students to say “Happy birthday to you, Mickey!”
Task 1: Work on 2a.
Make a list of the kinds of parties people have. (show some pictures)
Task 2: Skimming (2b)
Listen and match the reason with each message.
Task 3 Careful reading (2b)
Read Message 2(make an invitation), fill in the blanks, then do 2c.
Invitation: A _____________ party
For whom: __________________
Time ： __________________
Preparation: buy _____ and ______
think of _______ to play
_______ things (glue, paper…)
bring Ms. Steen _______telling her
Invite whom: all the _________
What to do in the party: ________games, ________and ________.
Answer the questions quickly. (2c)
1. What kind of party is it
________________________________________
2. Who is the party for
________________________________________
3. When is the party
________________________________________
4. Who did David invite to the party
________________________________________
5. What can people do at the party
_______________________________________
Read Message 1 (accept an invitation) and judge T or F.
1. He Wei likes Ms. Steen very much.
2. He Wei is very glad to see Ms. Steen go.
3. He Wei would like to come to the party, but he can’t help out with any of the party preparations.
4. He Wei has a good idea about how to bring Ms. Steen to the party.
Read message 3 (turn down an invitation) and choose the right answers.
Jake would like to come, but he is not ______.
A. busy B. available C. happy D. well
2. Jake would be ________ to help with the party preparations.
A. sad B. unhappy C. busy D. glad
Task 4: Read again and sum up. (how to make, accept, and turn down an invitation)
make an invitation have a _________ party Can you _________ bring her to the party ________ telling her so ______she can be ___________ look forward ________hearing from you
accept an invitation What ______ ________ _______! be ______ to see her gothe _______ way to say “Thank you and goodbye.”
turn down an invitation Thanks ______ planning this, but I’m not _________.help out ________any of the party______________Let me ________ if you _________ my help.
Task 5: Make a conversation
Ask students to make a conversation in a group, try to use the phrases and sentences in the form.
Task 6: Go for it!
Fill in the blanks. (2d)
We are planning a housewarming ________ at our new house this Saturday. Can you _______ Our house is at 2 London Road. We are serving _______ and ______ from 7:30 p.m. If you ______ your friends and family ________ telling me. I will be ________. You know, a party is more ________ with more people! Can you come Can you help me with the party ________ I am looking forward to ________ from you all. Task 7: Writing
Turn down or accept the invitation. (the housewarming party)
Blackboard design:
Unit 9 Can you come to my party
Section B 2a-2d
make an invitation
accept an invitation
turn down an invitation