Unit9 Have you ever been to a museum
Section B(1a-1d)
Teaching Aims
1.Knowledge and Ability Objects
(1) Key vocabulary:
the Terracotta Army, the Great Wall
the Bird’s Nest, the Palace Museum
(2) Target language:
Have you visited …
Have yo u been to …
Have you seen …
Have you tried …
(3) To train students’ listening, speaking reading abilities and skills..
2. Method Objects in Teaching
(1) Listening and speaking methods.
(2) Reading methods.
(3) Practice method.
3.Moral Aims:
To raise students’ interest of learning English.
Teach ing Key Points
(1). Key vocabulary in this period.
(2). Target l anguage in this period.
Teaching Difficulties
1. Improve students’ listening.
2. Improve students’ speaking skills.
Teaching Aids
1. A computer for multimedia use.
2. A tape recorder.
Teaching Steps:
Step 1 Free talk
Step 2 Presentation and practice
1.Look at the pictures and review the sent ence pattern: Have you ever been to…
Yes, I have./No, I haven’t.
2. Finish exercise 1a on textbook. Match the pictures with names.
_________ the Terracotta Army
_________ the Great Wall
_________ the Bird’s Nest
_________ the Palace Museum
Keys: c, a, d, b
Step 3 Listening
1. Listen to a student interviewing a foreign student. Check (√) the question you hear.
_______ Have you visited the Palace Museum
_______ Have you been to the Great Wall
_______ Have you been to the Bird’s Nest
_______ Have you seen the Terracotta Army
_______ Have you tried Chinese food
Keys: 1,3, 5
2. Listen again and take notes.
Name: _____________________________________
Country: ___________________________________
How long in China ________________________
Places visited: ____________________________
Food: __________________________________
Keys: Peter, Australia, two weeks, the Palace Museum, the Great Wall, the Bird’s Nest, the Terracotta Army, Beijing Duck
3. Listen again and role_ play the conversation.
4. Retell the Peter’s story according to 1c.
Step 4 Role-play 1d
1.Work in pairs to ask your partner where she/he ha s been to
Have you visit ed …
Have you been to …
Have you seen …
Have you tried …
2.Show time: Act out their conversations.
3.Writing: C omplete their conversations.