Unit 1 Back to School Reading 教案（表格式）-2024-2025学年高中英语译林版（2020）必修第一册
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UNIT 1 Back to school
Subject English Grade Level Senior High School Grade 1 Total 6 periods
Textbook Nelson English Senior High School Book 1 Lesson Type Reading Class Period 2
Textbook Analysis
Textbook Analysis
This lesson is from Unit 1 of the Nelson English Senior High School Book 1. The reading passage is a speech given by the principal, Mr. Xu, to new senior high school students on the first day of term. The speech emphasizes the importance of realizing one's potential through challenges, utilizing school resources, developing good study habits, and maintaining a positive attitude. It aims to inspire and motivate students to make the most of their senior high school experience.
Student Analysis
Students are transitioning from junior high school to senior high school, which can be both exciting and challenging. They have varying levels of English proficiency and may feel anxious about the new environment and higher academic expectations. Some students may already have a good grasp of the language, while others may need additional support. The teacher needs to provide clear guidance and encouragement to help all students engage with the material and build their confidence.
Lesson Objectives
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
1. Identify the main ideas and supporting details in the principal's speech.
2. Understand the concept of potential and its significance in personal development.
3. Use context clues and vocabulary strategies to comprehend unfamiliar words and phrases.
4. Engage in group discussions and express their thoughts and opinions on the speech.
Key Points and Difficulties
Key Points
1. Identifying the main ideas and supporting details in the speech.
2. Understanding the concept of potential and its role in personal growth.
3. Using context clues to infer the meanings of unfamiliar words.
Difficulties
1. Interpreting the deeper meaning behind the principal's motivational words.
2. Expressing personal opinions and ideas in English during group discussions.
3. Applying vocabulary strategies effectively to understand complex sentences.
Teaching Methods
Teaching Methods
Lecture, Group Discussion, Context Clues
Teaching Procedures Teacher Activities Student Activities
Warm up (5 minutes) Introduction
(1) Introduce the topic of the lesson: "Today, we will read and discuss a speech given by the principal to new senior high school students."
(2) Ask students to think about the following questions: "How do you think senior high school will be different from junior high school What do you think the principal will talk about in his speech "
(3) Invite a few students to share their thoughts and write key points on the board. 1. Think about the warm up questions.
2. Share their thoughts with the class.
3. Listen to the teacher's feedback.
Reading Comprehension (20 minutes) Guided Reading
(1) Distribute the handout with the speech transcript and ask students to read it silently.
(2) After a few minutes, ask students to underline the topic sentence of each paragraph.
(3) Discuss the topic sentences as a class and write them on the board.
(4) Ask the following questions to check comprehension:
Q1: What challenges will students face at senior high school
Q2: What does the principal have confidence in
Q3: What school resources are mentioned in the speech
Q4: What positive attitude should students develop
(5) Call on students to answer the questions and provide feedback.
(6) Summarize the main points of the speech and emphasize the importance of realizing one's potential. 1. Read the speech transcript silently.
2. Underline the topic sentences.
3. Participate in the class discussion.
4. Answer the comprehension questions.
Vocabulary Practice (15 minutes) Context Clues
(1) Highlight the following words in the speech: challenge, confidence, acquire, rise to, effort, responsible, balance, take advantage of.
(2) Ask students to use context clues to guess the meanings of these words.
(3) Provide definitions and examples for each word.
(4) Ask students to complete the passage in the textbook using the correct forms of the words. 1. Identify and guess the meanings of the highlighted words.
2. Complete the passage in the textbook.
3. Share their sentences using the new vocabulary.
Group Discussion (15 minutes) Discussion Questions
(1) Divide the class into small groups of 3 4 students.
(2) Provide each group with a set of discussion questions:
Q1: How does the principal try to keep his audience interested What rhetorical devices does he use
Q2: How are you going to realize your potential
(3) Give students 10 minutes to discuss the questions in their groups. 1. Discuss the questions in small groups.
2. Share one key point from their discussion.
3. Reflect on their own potential.
Closure (5 minutes) Summary
(1) Summarize the key points of the lesson: "Today, we learned about the importance of realizing our potential, using school resources, developing good study habits, and maintaining a positive attitude."
(2) Ask students to share one thing they learned from the lesson.
(3) Provide positive feedback and encouragement to the students. 1. Share one thing they learned from the lesson.
2. Listen to the preview of the next lesson.
3. Clean up their desks.
Evaluation Tasks Q1: Correctly identifying topic sentences: ☆☆☆
Q2: Answering comprehension questions: ☆☆☆
Q3: Using context clues to guess word meanings: ☆☆☆
Q4: Participating in group discussions: ☆☆☆
Design Intentions 1. The warm up questions help activate prior knowledge and set the stage for the lesson.
2. Guided reading and comprehension questions ensure students understand the main ideas of the speech.
3. Vocabulary practice using context clues enhances language skills and comprehension.
4. Group discussions promote critical thinking and communication skills.
Homework Assignment
Homework
1. Write a short paragraph (100 150 words) reflecting on the principal's speech. Discuss how you plan to realize your potential in senior high school.
2. Find and list five adjectives with the suffixes ful, less, al, ive, and ous. Write a sentence for each adjective.
Board Design
Board Design
1. Title: Realizing Your Potential
2. Warm up Questions:
How do you think senior high school will be different from junior high school
What do you think the principal will talk about in his speech
3. Topic Sentences:
Para. 1: Welcome to senior high school!
Para. 2: The path before you leads to a world full of challenges.
Para. 3: To fully realize your potential, it is important for you to make the most of our school resources.
Para. 4: Of equal importance are good study habits, useful skills, and a positive attitude.
4. Key Vocabulary:
Challenge, Confidence, Acquire, Rise to, Effort, Responsible, Balance, Take advantage of
5. Comprehension Questions:
Q1: What challenges will students face at senior high school
Q2: What does the principal have confidence in
Q3: What school resources are mentioned in the speech
Q4: What positive attitude should students develop
6. Discussion Questions:
Q1: How does the principal try to keep his audience interested What rhetorical devices does he use
Q2: How are you going to realize your potential
Teaching Reflection
Successes
The vocabulary practice using context clues enhanced students' language skills and comprehension.
Subject English Grade Level Senior High School Grade 1 Total 6 periods
Textbook Nelson English Senior High School Book 1 Lesson Type Reading Class Period 2
Textbook Analysis
Textbook Analysis
This lesson is from Unit 1 of the Nelson English Senior High School Book 1. The reading passage is a speech given by the principal, Mr. Xu, to new senior high school students on the first day of term. The speech emphasizes the importance of realizing one's potential through challenges, utilizing school resources, developing good study habits, and maintaining a positive attitude. It aims to inspire and motivate students to make the most of their senior high school experience.
Student Analysis
Students are transitioning from junior high school to senior high school, which can be both exciting and challenging. They have varying levels of English proficiency and may feel anxious about the new environment and higher academic expectations. Some students may already have a good grasp of the language, while others may need additional support. The teacher needs to provide clear guidance and encouragement to help all students engage with the material and build their confidence.
Lesson Objectives
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
1. Identify the main ideas and supporting details in the principal's speech.
2. Understand the concept of potential and its significance in personal development.
3. Use context clues and vocabulary strategies to comprehend unfamiliar words and phrases.
4. Engage in group discussions and express their thoughts and opinions on the speech.
Key Points and Difficulties
Key Points
1. Identifying the main ideas and supporting details in the speech.
2. Understanding the concept of potential and its role in personal growth.
3. Using context clues to infer the meanings of unfamiliar words.
Difficulties
1. Interpreting the deeper meaning behind the principal's motivational words.
2. Expressing personal opinions and ideas in English during group discussions.
3. Applying vocabulary strategies effectively to understand complex sentences.
Teaching Methods
Teaching Methods
Lecture, Group Discussion, Context Clues
Teaching Procedures Teacher Activities Student Activities
Warm up (5 minutes) Introduction
(1) Introduce the topic of the lesson: "Today, we will read and discuss a speech given by the principal to new senior high school students."
(2) Ask students to think about the following questions: "How do you think senior high school will be different from junior high school What do you think the principal will talk about in his speech "
(3) Invite a few students to share their thoughts and write key points on the board. 1. Think about the warm up questions.
2. Share their thoughts with the class.
3. Listen to the teacher's feedback.
Reading Comprehension (20 minutes) Guided Reading
(1) Distribute the handout with the speech transcript and ask students to read it silently.
(2) After a few minutes, ask students to underline the topic sentence of each paragraph.
(3) Discuss the topic sentences as a class and write them on the board.
(4) Ask the following questions to check comprehension:
Q1: What challenges will students face at senior high school
Q2: What does the principal have confidence in
Q3: What school resources are mentioned in the speech
Q4: What positive attitude should students develop
(5) Call on students to answer the questions and provide feedback.
(6) Summarize the main points of the speech and emphasize the importance of realizing one's potential. 1. Read the speech transcript silently.
2. Underline the topic sentences.
3. Participate in the class discussion.
4. Answer the comprehension questions.
Vocabulary Practice (15 minutes) Context Clues
(1) Highlight the following words in the speech: challenge, confidence, acquire, rise to, effort, responsible, balance, take advantage of.
(2) Ask students to use context clues to guess the meanings of these words.
(3) Provide definitions and examples for each word.
(4) Ask students to complete the passage in the textbook using the correct forms of the words. 1. Identify and guess the meanings of the highlighted words.
2. Complete the passage in the textbook.
3. Share their sentences using the new vocabulary.
Group Discussion (15 minutes) Discussion Questions
(1) Divide the class into small groups of 3 4 students.
(2) Provide each group with a set of discussion questions:
Q1: How does the principal try to keep his audience interested What rhetorical devices does he use
Q2: How are you going to realize your potential
(3) Give students 10 minutes to discuss the questions in their groups. 1. Discuss the questions in small groups.
2. Share one key point from their discussion.
3. Reflect on their own potential.
Closure (5 minutes) Summary
(1) Summarize the key points of the lesson: "Today, we learned about the importance of realizing our potential, using school resources, developing good study habits, and maintaining a positive attitude."
(2) Ask students to share one thing they learned from the lesson.
(3) Provide positive feedback and encouragement to the students. 1. Share one thing they learned from the lesson.
2. Listen to the preview of the next lesson.
3. Clean up their desks.
Evaluation Tasks Q1: Correctly identifying topic sentences: ☆☆☆
Q2: Answering comprehension questions: ☆☆☆
Q3: Using context clues to guess word meanings: ☆☆☆
Q4: Participating in group discussions: ☆☆☆
Design Intentions 1. The warm up questions help activate prior knowledge and set the stage for the lesson.
2. Guided reading and comprehension questions ensure students understand the main ideas of the speech.
3. Vocabulary practice using context clues enhances language skills and comprehension.
4. Group discussions promote critical thinking and communication skills.
Homework Assignment
Homework
1. Write a short paragraph (100 150 words) reflecting on the principal's speech. Discuss how you plan to realize your potential in senior high school.
2. Find and list five adjectives with the suffixes ful, less, al, ive, and ous. Write a sentence for each adjective.
Board Design
Board Design
1. Title: Realizing Your Potential
2. Warm up Questions:
How do you think senior high school will be different from junior high school
What do you think the principal will talk about in his speech
3. Topic Sentences:
Para. 1: Welcome to senior high school!
Para. 2: The path before you leads to a world full of challenges.
Para. 3: To fully realize your potential, it is important for you to make the most of our school resources.
Para. 4: Of equal importance are good study habits, useful skills, and a positive attitude.
4. Key Vocabulary:
Challenge, Confidence, Acquire, Rise to, Effort, Responsible, Balance, Take advantage of
5. Comprehension Questions:
Q1: What challenges will students face at senior high school
Q2: What does the principal have confidence in
Q3: What school resources are mentioned in the speech
Q4: What positive attitude should students develop
6. Discussion Questions:
Q1: How does the principal try to keep his audience interested What rhetorical devices does he use
Q2: How are you going to realize your potential
Teaching Reflection
Successes
The vocabulary practice using context clues enhanced students' language skills and comprehension.