第二课时(Activity 3－Activity 8)
Step 1：Review
Ask and answer about the passage in Activity 2：
1．Who was The Adventures of Tom Sawyer written by
2．When and where is the story set
3．What kind of story is The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Step 2：Have a dictation
Get the students to write the words and phrases in Unit 2，and check their work to see if they have grasped the usages of the points.
Step 3：Practice
1．Have a reading competition.Let five students read the passage in Activity 2 and see who reads best.
2．Complete the table with the information about The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in Activity 3.
3．Then check the answers.
4．Read the words in the yellow box and the passage in Activity 4.
dialogue everyday neighbour state
Set in the (1)________ of Missouri，in the US，The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a lively story full of fun.Tom and his friend Huck have many adventures.My favourite part is when their family and (2)________ go to church because they think Tom and Huck are dead！The book is also full of wonderful (3)________．The conversations are written in the (4)________ English of nineteenthcentury Missouri，and sound especially real.It is a truly great book!
5．Complete the passage with the correct form of the words in the box.
6．Let the students show their answers and check the answers.
7．Ask the students to read the passage aloud.
Step 4：Writing
1．Work in pairs.Ask and answer.Would you like to read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer？Why/Why not
2．Complete the Your favourite book column in the table in Activity 3.
3．Write a passage about your favourite book.Use the passage in Activity 2 and the information in Activity 6 to help you.
My favourite book is Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone by J．K.Rowling.It is a story about a boy…
4．Work in pairs.Talk about your favourite book.
Step 5：Homework
1．Finish the writing task.
2．Finish the workbook.
Blackboard Design
Unit 2 It is still read and loved.
1．be full of
2．go to church
3．in the everyday English of nineteenthcentury
4．sound especially real
5．state
6．neighbour
7．dialogue
8．everyday
