九年级Unit 2 I think that mooncakes are delicious! Section B 2a-3a教案（表格式）

课 题 Unit2 I think that mooncakes are deliciousSectionB(2a-3a) 二次备课
教 学 目标 Knowledge goal: Explore the meaning of Christmas through reading and tell the Christmas story "Scrooge's Transformation".Ability goal: Focusing on training students' deep understanding of reading and cultivating their inference ability.Emotional goal: The purpose is to convey the true spirit of Christmas to students: Giving love and joy to everyone around us
教学重点、难点 Key points: How to master the usage of new vocabulary and how to acquire reading skills, such as skimming and scanningDifficulty: The usage of object clauses guided by that, if/where.
教学方法 ppt, blackboard
教学准备 课本
教 学 过 程
Step 1. ReviseReview some phrases from section B (1a 2d) using PPT.Step 2. Free Conversation1. What foreign festivals do you know about Collect their answers.2. Display some foreign festivals on the screen to help students learn more about them.3. Have students match festivals with dates.Step 3. Pre readWhat do you think of when it comes to Christmas Then introduce some information about 'Christmas Carol'.Step 4. While_ reading1. Have students read the first paragraph and answer the three questions in 2b.2. Propose the four statements in the second paragraph and ask students to carefully read the paragraph to ensure that they understand whether these statements are true or false.3. Show the chart in 2c, have students read the third paragraph and complete the chart, and provide students with scanning and writing exercises.4. Have students quickly reread the article and answer questions in 2D to practice their reasoning skills.Step 5. After readingDivide students into four groups and have a conversation between three ghosts and Scrooge. Role play in front of the entire class.Step 6. Summary and Homework1. List some useful phrases and sentence structures in the article for students to memorize.2. Write an article about your favorite Chinese festival.Step 7. EndEnjoy an English song 'Merry Christmas, Merry Holidays'.
教 学 反 思