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Unit 1 That must be a record!
阅读课教案 The Guinness Book of World Records
Step1. Warm up :
1.Show ss a book cover and lead in the topic today-- The Guinness
Book of World Records
2. A quiz of some records to test ss knowledge of world records and arouse their interests towards the reading.
1) The world’s tallest man is _____
A. 2.35m B. 2.45m C. 2.55
2). The youngest college graduate was_______
A.10 years old B. 12 years old C. 14 years old
3). The highest number of goals in a soccer career is ______
A.1279 B. 546 C. 3850
4). The longest beard is _________
A. 73cm B. 1.83 cm C. 2.33
Step2. Scanning
1.Who was Sir Hugh Beaver
Sir Hugh Beaver was the director of the Guinness Brewery.
2.When was the first edition of the Guinness Book of World Records published In 1955.
3.How long was the longest moustache in the world
1.6 meters.
4.What Guinness records were set in Urumqi and Hong Kong
Urumqi is the most remote city from the sea. A special and delicious record was set in 1997 to celebrate …
5.Who won the Tour de France in 2003
Lance Armstrong.
Step 3 Match the general idea of each paragraph.
A. The Guinness Book of World Records is popular because people enjoy reading about strange facts and exciting achievements. (Paragraph 5)
B. The editors of the book collect all the records and put them into different groups. (Paragraph 2)
C. Sir Hugh Beaver decided to write the book as the result of an argument with a friend. (Paragraph 1)
D. Even though the records themselves are amazing, the stories of the people who set the records are often even more interesting.
(Paragraph 4)
E. A new Guinness World record will only be accepted if it is safe and has been done according to the rules. (Paragraph 6)
F. “I just love reading about people who do amazing things, such as swimming a long river or running across a country. The stories inspire me and are fun to read.” (Paragraph 3)
Step 4 Detail reading
1.How did Sir Hugh Beaver come up with the idea for the Guinness Book of World Records
…when he wanted to settle an argument about the fastest bird in Europe.
2.What are the categories in the Guinness Book of World Records
The human body, amazing feats, the natural world, …
3.Why are Lance Armstrong’s records special
Because he suffered from cancer but recovered and set more records.
4.What types of record attempts are not allowed
Record attempts that are dangerous to the person who is attempting it or to others are not allowed.
5.Why do you think many people are interested in world records
Step 5 Language points
1. conclude vt. conclude that…. conclusion n.
come to the conclusion that... 所得结论是..., 断定
draw the conclusion得出结论，推断
leap / jump to a conclusion 冒然断定， 过早下结论
in conclusion = lastly 最后,总之
eg: In conclusion I’ d like to say that you did it very well.
2.set sth. down 写下来
eg: Why don’t you set your idea down on paper
set sb. down 停车让人下车
eg: The bus stopped to set down an old lady.
I’ll set you down on the corner of the street.
set about sth./doing sth.做手某事/做某事＝set out to do开始干
set off 出发
set aside 不理会；搁置；存储＝put away
set foot in/on 踏上
set fire to sth./set sth on fire 防火烧掉…
set up 成立；建造
be set in 以…为背景
3. keep track of sb./ sth.
eg: It’s hard to keep track of all one’s old school friends.
lose track of
eg: lose track of time 说不准现在的确切时间
4. balance 天平
eg: Have you brought something to weigh the flesh A balance
平衡 eg: balance of nature
keep/lose one’s balance 谐调，匀称
eg: All the parts of the building are in perfect balance. 余额
eg: I must check my bank balance. v. 使……保持平衡
eg: How long can you balance on one foot 结算
eg: balance an account / one’s books 结帐 等价，抵消
eg: This year’s profits will balance our previous losses.
5. stand out明显；醒目
突出；杰出 ; 坚持；支撑eg: to stand out a crisis挨过危机
Stand still ! 站住，不许动！stand by 在场；靠近; 袖手旁观
（无线 电台或军事方面）待命，准备行动 ; 试图援助；极力支持 忠于；信守
eg: to stand by one's promise
遵守诺言 stand down退出竞选;离开证人席
stand for代表，表示；意指； 容忍；允许
stand in当替身；代替 stand up耐久；耐用; 成立
eg: Will the charge stand up in court
这个指控在法庭上能成立吗？
stand up for维护；拥护；支持
6.next to
1) 在……旁边He lives next to me.
2) 跟在……之后 Next to skiing her favorite sport was ice-hockey. 我最喜欢的运动是滑雪，其次是冰球。
3） 几乎，近于next to impossible 几乎不可能
next to last 倒数第二
7.Impressive as the record is, it fades next to the story of Armstrong’s struggle against disease.
As 引导让步状语从句（部分倒装）
Impressive as the record is = Though the record is impressive
Eg:他很恼火，却能耐心地听我说话。
Angry as he was, he listened to me patiently.虽然阳光灿烂，天气却很冷。
The air was cold, bright as the sun was.
8. in the first place首先, 第一点
in the last place最后in the next place其次, 第二点
in place of 代替, 用...而不用… in places在某些地方, 有几处in one’s place
9. make for 可造成，可成为，有好处
eg: The large print makes for easier reading.大字排版使阅读轻松些。早起有利于健康吗？Does early rising make for good health
10.head 前往；朝向 更常用 head for
eg: When I saw the car heading for me, I stepped aside.
Clouds are gathering. I think we’d better head for the hotel in case it starts to rain.
11. a dozen of 一打， 十二个
a dozen (of) eggs 但 a dozen of those apples a dozen of them
二十四 two dozen (of) 三十六 three dozen (of)
eg: I’ve bought a dozen of pencils for my son.
I want four dozen (of) eggs.
dozens of 许多several / a few / some dozens of
by the dozen 按打，以打计算 in dozens 成打地
12. center on集中于; 把某人/物当作重点
eg: 这次会议的中心议题是关于中国足球未来十年的发展。
The topic of the meeting centered on the development of China’s football in the following ten years.
13．concentrate on 专注于
eg: 走钢丝时，你要集中精力于身体在空中的移动方式。
When walking on a high wire, you should concentrate on the way your body moves in the air.
14． burst into cheers 突然欢呼起来burst into + n. burst out + doing
eg: burst into tears burst out crying burst into laughter
15.set a record
16 .achieve one’s goal
17.in a row 连续， 一连串 in rows 成行， 成排
eg: China women volleyball team won five champions in a row in the 1980s.
They planted the trees in rows.
18. then adv.用来修饰名词，意为“那时的，当时的”
19. live to be 活到 不定式 to be 作结果状语
她活到了八十岁。She lived to be 80.
吃为了活着，但不要为了吃而活着。Eat to live, but don’t live to eat.
类似结构：prove /turn to be…证明是；结果是
20.diagnose sb. with a disease 诊断某人患了某种疾病
be diagnosed. with a disease 被诊断患了某种疾病
21.record vt.记录，录制 n 记录；唱片（注意读音）
keep a record 保持记录set a new record 创新记录
break/beat a record 打破记录make a new record 刷新记录
keep a record of 保存…的记载make e record 录制/制作唱片
Step 6 Homework:
Describe a Gunness record and share with classmates.
Unit2 Crossing Limits
阅读课教案 Reaching Out Across The Ocean
Step 1. Pre-reading
1 Ask the ss two background questions
Why did those navigators take great efforts and risk their lives to explore those unknown worlds
For truth and for love.
What is the famous road by which ancient Chinese merchants did business with other countries
The Silk Road
2. Show them the map of Silk Road.
Step 2 Skimming
p1 Reasons for sea exploration
2 Han Dynasty East Roman Gan Ying land Spices; glass;rhinoceros
3
4
5 sea
6 Transitional para: time was ripe for a grand meeting
7-9
Step 3 Detail reading
1.What’s the foundation of mankind’s greatest endeavor
trade and curiosity
2. What kind of civilization did Africa have contacts with from the earliest times
India, the Red Sea civilisations
3. The contacts between which area led to the meeting between black people and a Chinese
the Arabic, contact to, the African coast
4. Between the Han and early the Tang Dynasty, which part of Africa developed into the world trade centre
Swahili kingdoms, islands off the African coast
5. In the eleventh century, who made several voyages to the court of the Song Dynasty
the Africans
6. Which century was the right time for a grand meeting between China and Africa
by the beginning of the fifteenth century
7. Who led the seven large fleets sailed westwards between 1405 and 1433
Zheng He
8. Which kingdoms did Zheng He renew relations with
the kingdoms of the East African coast
9. When did the exploration of the Ming Dynasty stop For what reason
1433
Step 4. Retell
Let ss retell the text according to some hints.
1. trade and curiosity, foundation, for, endeavour
2. Africa, have contacts with, India, the Red Sea civilisations, the earliest times
3. the Arabic, contact to, the African coast, lead to, meeting, black people, a Chinese
4. between the Han and early the Tang, Swahili kingdoms, islands off the African coast, develop, trade centre
5. eleventh century, the Africans, make, voyage, the court of the Song Dynasty
6. by the beginning of the fifteenth century, ripe, grand meeting, between China and Africa
7. Zheng He, lead, seven, fleets, sail, westwards, between 1405 and 1433
8. Zheng He, renew, relations, the kingdoms of the East African coast
9. the exploration, the Ming Dynasty, stop, 1433, economic
Step 5 Homework
1. Write a summary of the text.
2. Learn the new words and phrases occurring in the text.
Unit3 The Land Down Under
阅读课教案 The Portrait Of a Nation
Step1. Warm up :
1. Ask the ss what “The land down under ” means.
Australia & New Zealand
2. Lead ss to summarize what aspects will be introduced when we describe a country,
Location, people, population, area, climate, history, natural resourses, cities…
3. Show ss many vivid pictures about Australia.
Step2. Skimming
How many parts can the text be divided into
I. The portrait of a nation (Para .1)
II. The history of the nation (Para.2-4 )
III. The language of the nation (Para. 5)
Step3. Scanning
Let ss read the text again, and fill in the blanks.
composition 6 states and 2 territories
location Surrounded by oceans: the Indian Ocean in the west and the south, the Pacific Ocean in the northeast.
flag Shows the UK flag and a large star with 7 points: 6 of the points represent the states and the seventh stands for all the territories. The other five stars represent the Southern Cross.
Step4. Detail readings
Let ss fill in blanks
1. Before the nation was founded
(early comers)50,000 years ago Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders came.
latersettlers In the 17th century European explorers arrivedSpanish ;Portuguese,Dutch,British badly changed
In 1770 Captain Cook claimed….for the British Crown.
In 1788 The first fleet of 11 ships arrived
In the next 80years 160,000 prisoners were sent
2. After the nation was founded
In 1901 The commonwealth of Australia was formed.
After the 1st World War The country experienced social and economic unrest and suffered from the Great Depression of the 1930s
After the 2nd world war (recent immigrants) Australia transformed itself into the modern country. People from 200 countries immigrated there. directly benefited
In the late 1960s began to realize…passed laws to strengthen the rights of … greatly improved
Step5. Post-reading questions
1. Which is the national flag of Australia and what do the symbols on the Australian flag represent
It includes the UK flag and a large star and some small stars. From the flag, we can learn it was once a colony of England. The stars have seven points except the smallest one which has only five points. The large star has six of the points standing for six states of Australia and the seventh for all the territories. The five stars represent the Southern Cross in the southern sky that can be used to find the South Pole.
2. Why were prisoners sent to Australia after 1788 Where were they from
The American War of Independence made it impossible for England to send prisoners to North America. They were from England.
3. What happened to the original Australians when the European newcomers arrived
They had to leave their land and their land was taken away from them.
4. What was the problem with Australia's Constitution
The Constitution governing six states stated that men were free and equal, explained their base civil rights and described the new government. But aborigines and other non-Europeans did not enjoy the same rights.
5. How did the two World Wars change Australia
After the First World War, the country experienced social and economic unrest and suffered from the Depression of the 1930s. After the Second World War, Australia began to transform itself into the modern country as it is today.
6. How does Australian English differ from British English
Australian English differs from British English in pronunciation and some of the vocabulary.
Step6. Conclusion
It is a country
with a young nation, a long history, an ancient continent, a large area, a small population, diverse cultures, friendly people, various plants, unique animals, rich resources…
with a story full of fight, struggle, death, success, failure, prosperity, development, future…
Step7. language points
1. be made up of由……组成
make up 和解,和好;虚构,编造;化妆;补偿,弥补;凑钱
e.g. It is very hard to make up the quarrel between the couple.
Don’t make up any excuse to cheat me.
I find no time to make myself up every day.
Hard work can make up for a lack of intelligence.
Have you made up the money for your class
2. represent代表,象征; 表现; 描绘,塑造; 声称
e.g. The moon represents my heart.
I’d like to thank you representing my whole family.
He represented himself as a wealthy man, but in fact he was as poor as a church mouse.
3. stand for象征,代表; 支持;
e.g. What does WTO stand for
It stands for World Trade Organization
Before we elect him, we want to know what he stands for.
4. claim vt.& n.
声称,(根据权利）要求，认领，索赔; 自称；主张
e.g. Don’t claim to know what you don’t know.
不要强不知以为知
Did you claim on the insurance after your car accident
She claims that she is related to the Queen.
She claims to be related to the Queen.
5. as a consequence
① as a consequence= in consequence/as a result
e.g. After graduation, he became quite lazy. As a consequence, he lost what he owned.
②in consequence of
=as a result of/because of /due to/owing to/ on account of
e.g. In consequence of his rudeness, he was fired by his boss.
Step8. Homework
Write an introduction of our great homeland --- the Republic of China & make a p.p. about your writing with colorful pictures. Hint: You may (location, area, history, resources, people, population, cities, climate… )
Unit 4 Green World
阅读课教案 The Birth Of A Science
Step1. Warm up :
1. Show ss some pictures of flowers and then lead in the definition--- botany.
(Botany is the science of studying plants.)
2. Check the ss’ understanding of the four kinds of flowers (rose, peony, sunflower, tulip) and arouse their interests towards the reading.
Rose:
Different species of roses can be found around the world. Red roses are considered a symbol of love. As with many other flowers, roses of different colours represent different feelings and emotions.
Sunflower :
The sunflower as we know it, is supposed to come from Latin America. Some people see the sunflower as a symbol of loyalty or adoration崇拜，爱慕.
Peony:
The peony is originally from China .It is one of the Chinese people’s favorite flowers.
Tulip:
Tulips originally come from Turkey. Nowadays, however, tulips are mainly grown and sold in Holland.
Step2. Scanning
Let the ss read the text quickly and find out the scanning question: How many scientists are mentioned in the passage
(There are 3. They are Linnaeus, Daniel Solander, and Joseph Banks.)
Visual pictures are introduced to make ss have a more vivid impression of the characters mentioned in the text. And also, their relationship is explained.
( Daniel and Joseph developed the theory of Karl Linnaeus. Daniel Solander was a student of Karl. Joseph Banks was a friend of Daniel. Both of them joined the expedition to Oceania led by Captain James Cook.)
Step 3 Simming
Let the ss read the text and choose the best answer.
(1 ) In the sixteenth century, botany was a branch of_______.
A biology B physics C astronomy D medicine
(2) Which of the following sentences is true
A Linnaeus’ contribution to science was quite small.
B All of Linnaeus’ idea were completely new.
C Before Linnaeus there was no system to classify plants.
D Linnaeus’ s system was simple and clear.
3 Joseph chose a career in science because__________
A he thought that was a good way of making a living.
B he was interested in botany.
C his father died when he was 18 years old
D he was very wealthy.
4) The members of the Royal Society aboard the Endeavour included __.
A Joseph Banks and James Gook B Carl Linnaeus and Joseph Banks
C James Gook and Daniel Solande D Daniel Solander and Joseph Banks
5) Joseph Banks' interests lay in ____
A astronomy and botany B botany and medicine
C agriculture and botany D geography and economy
Step 4 Detail reading
1. Why was Karl Linnaeus important to the history of botany as a science
Because his idea of grouping plants in families was unique. The identification of different species was based on the arrangement of the female and male organs in the flowers.
2. How did scientists classify plants before Linnaeus
They classified plants into trees and herds according to the shape of the fruit and whether they had flowers or not.
3 What were the goals of James Cook’s first voyage around the world
There are three. First it was to study the passing of the planet Venus. Second was to record and classify all plant and animal life Third was to
Search for unknown southern land.
4 why did Banks have to supply his own money to equip part of the expedition
Because the government would not pay for all the equipment and expenses.
5 What did Banks do in his later life
He was involved in enterprise exploration of Africa and settlement of Australia. He developed a great botanical garden and so on.
Step5 Retell
In order to summarize the text and emphasize some important words occurring in the text, a retell passage is given to ss.
In the past, botany was merely a branch of medicine. No clear classification of plants was made. It was Carl Linnaeus who grouped plants in families. In his system the identification of species was based on the sex of plants. Daniel Solander, a student of Lineaus, promoted the new system around the world. He joined Captain Cook’ s expedition with another scientist Joseph Banks. Banks was born into a life of privilege, but had an appetite for science. He made a great contribution to botany. He was the first to move crops on a large scale. He also accumulated a great deal of knowledge about plants and agriculture. He was appointed as the president of the Britain Royal Society due to his great talents and efforts.
Step 5 Language points
Some key phrases are emphasized at the end of the class, with class attention shifting from reading to language knowledge.
1.试图做某事Try to/make attempt to do sth
2. 分离classify sth into sth
3.有求知欲have an appetite
4 .大规模on a large scale
5 .牵涉/干预involve in
6 .从事be involved in
7 .以…为基础be based on
8 .被…任命be appointed as
9 .当心look out for
10 .出生于富贵家庭be born in a rich family
11.与…相关be related with
12. 第一眼，乍一看at first sight
13.征服世界Conquer the world
14 .过着舒适的生活Lead a cosy life
15 .被遗弃的做法Abondoned practice
16 .挑选新的经济作物Look out for new economic species
17 .进行另一次探险Undertake another…
18 .积累知识Accumulate knowledge
19 .药学的一个分支A branch of medicine
20 突破来自..的工作The breakthrough came from the work of…
Step 6 Homework:
Let ss do more research about plants they like in groups and download some information from the internet. The next day, they will share their findings by means of pp presentation in class.
阅读课教案 The Guinness Book of World Records
Step1. Warm up :
1.Show ss a book cover and lead in the topic today-- The Guinness
Book of World Records
2. A quiz of some records to test ss knowledge of world records and arouse their interests towards the reading.
1) The world’s tallest man is _____
A. 2.35m B. 2.45m C. 2.55
2). The youngest college graduate was_______
A.10 years old B. 12 years old C. 14 years old
3). The highest number of goals in a soccer career is ______
A.1279 B. 546 C. 3850
4). The longest beard is _________
A. 73cm B. 1.83 cm C. 2.33
Step2. Scanning
1.Who was Sir Hugh Beaver
Sir Hugh Beaver was the director of the Guinness Brewery.
2.When was the first edition of the Guinness Book of World Records published In 1955.
3.How long was the longest moustache in the world
1.6 meters.
4.What Guinness records were set in Urumqi and Hong Kong
Urumqi is the most remote city from the sea. A special and delicious record was set in 1997 to celebrate …
5.Who won the Tour de France in 2003
Lance Armstrong.
Step 3 Match the general idea of each paragraph.
A. The Guinness Book of World Records is popular because people enjoy reading about strange facts and exciting achievements. (Paragraph 5)
B. The editors of the book collect all the records and put them into different groups. (Paragraph 2)
C. Sir Hugh Beaver decided to write the book as the result of an argument with a friend. (Paragraph 1)
D. Even though the records themselves are amazing, the stories of the people who set the records are often even more interesting.
(Paragraph 4)
E. A new Guinness World record will only be accepted if it is safe and has been done according to the rules. (Paragraph 6)
F. “I just love reading about people who do amazing things, such as swimming a long river or running across a country. The stories inspire me and are fun to read.” (Paragraph 3)
Step 4 Detail reading
1.How did Sir Hugh Beaver come up with the idea for the Guinness Book of World Records
…when he wanted to settle an argument about the fastest bird in Europe.
2.What are the categories in the Guinness Book of World Records
The human body, amazing feats, the natural world, …
3.Why are Lance Armstrong’s records special
Because he suffered from cancer but recovered and set more records.
4.What types of record attempts are not allowed
Record attempts that are dangerous to the person who is attempting it or to others are not allowed.
5.Why do you think many people are interested in world records
Step 5 Language points
1. conclude vt. conclude that…. conclusion n.
come to the conclusion that... 所得结论是..., 断定
draw the conclusion得出结论，推断
leap / jump to a conclusion 冒然断定， 过早下结论
in conclusion = lastly 最后,总之
eg: In conclusion I’ d like to say that you did it very well.
2.set sth. down 写下来
eg: Why don’t you set your idea down on paper
set sb. down 停车让人下车
eg: The bus stopped to set down an old lady.
I’ll set you down on the corner of the street.
set about sth./doing sth.做手某事/做某事＝set out to do开始干
set off 出发
set aside 不理会；搁置；存储＝put away
set foot in/on 踏上
set fire to sth./set sth on fire 防火烧掉…
set up 成立；建造
be set in 以…为背景
3. keep track of sb./ sth.
eg: It’s hard to keep track of all one’s old school friends.
lose track of
eg: lose track of time 说不准现在的确切时间
4. balance 天平
eg: Have you brought something to weigh the flesh A balance
平衡 eg: balance of nature
keep/lose one’s balance 谐调，匀称
eg: All the parts of the building are in perfect balance. 余额
eg: I must check my bank balance. v. 使……保持平衡
eg: How long can you balance on one foot 结算
eg: balance an account / one’s books 结帐 等价，抵消
eg: This year’s profits will balance our previous losses.
5. stand out明显；醒目
突出；杰出 ; 坚持；支撑eg: to stand out a crisis挨过危机
Stand still ! 站住，不许动！stand by 在场；靠近; 袖手旁观
（无线 电台或军事方面）待命，准备行动 ; 试图援助；极力支持 忠于；信守
eg: to stand by one's promise
遵守诺言 stand down退出竞选;离开证人席
stand for代表，表示；意指； 容忍；允许
stand in当替身；代替 stand up耐久；耐用; 成立
eg: Will the charge stand up in court
这个指控在法庭上能成立吗？
stand up for维护；拥护；支持
6.next to
1) 在……旁边He lives next to me.
2) 跟在……之后 Next to skiing her favorite sport was ice-hockey. 我最喜欢的运动是滑雪，其次是冰球。
3） 几乎，近于next to impossible 几乎不可能
next to last 倒数第二
7.Impressive as the record is, it fades next to the story of Armstrong’s struggle against disease.
As 引导让步状语从句（部分倒装）
Impressive as the record is = Though the record is impressive
Eg:他很恼火，却能耐心地听我说话。
Angry as he was, he listened to me patiently.虽然阳光灿烂，天气却很冷。
The air was cold, bright as the sun was.
8. in the first place首先, 第一点
in the last place最后in the next place其次, 第二点
in place of 代替, 用...而不用… in places在某些地方, 有几处in one’s place
9. make for 可造成，可成为，有好处
eg: The large print makes for easier reading.大字排版使阅读轻松些。早起有利于健康吗？Does early rising make for good health
10.head 前往；朝向 更常用 head for
eg: When I saw the car heading for me, I stepped aside.
Clouds are gathering. I think we’d better head for the hotel in case it starts to rain.
11. a dozen of 一打， 十二个
a dozen (of) eggs 但 a dozen of those apples a dozen of them
二十四 two dozen (of) 三十六 three dozen (of)
eg: I’ve bought a dozen of pencils for my son.
I want four dozen (of) eggs.
dozens of 许多several / a few / some dozens of
by the dozen 按打，以打计算 in dozens 成打地
12. center on集中于; 把某人/物当作重点
eg: 这次会议的中心议题是关于中国足球未来十年的发展。
The topic of the meeting centered on the development of China’s football in the following ten years.
13．concentrate on 专注于
eg: 走钢丝时，你要集中精力于身体在空中的移动方式。
When walking on a high wire, you should concentrate on the way your body moves in the air.
14． burst into cheers 突然欢呼起来burst into + n. burst out + doing
eg: burst into tears burst out crying burst into laughter
15.set a record
16 .achieve one’s goal
17.in a row 连续， 一连串 in rows 成行， 成排
eg: China women volleyball team won five champions in a row in the 1980s.
They planted the trees in rows.
18. then adv.用来修饰名词，意为“那时的，当时的”
19. live to be 活到 不定式 to be 作结果状语
她活到了八十岁。She lived to be 80.
吃为了活着，但不要为了吃而活着。Eat to live, but don’t live to eat.
类似结构：prove /turn to be…证明是；结果是
20.diagnose sb. with a disease 诊断某人患了某种疾病
be diagnosed. with a disease 被诊断患了某种疾病
21.record vt.记录，录制 n 记录；唱片（注意读音）
keep a record 保持记录set a new record 创新记录
break/beat a record 打破记录make a new record 刷新记录
keep a record of 保存…的记载make e record 录制/制作唱片
Step 6 Homework:
Describe a Gunness record and share with classmates.
Unit2 Crossing Limits
阅读课教案 Reaching Out Across The Ocean
Step 1. Pre-reading
1 Ask the ss two background questions
Why did those navigators take great efforts and risk their lives to explore those unknown worlds
For truth and for love.
What is the famous road by which ancient Chinese merchants did business with other countries
The Silk Road
2. Show them the map of Silk Road.
Step 2 Skimming
p1 Reasons for sea exploration
2 Han Dynasty East Roman Gan Ying land Spices; glass;rhinoceros
3
4
5 sea
6 Transitional para: time was ripe for a grand meeting
7-9
Step 3 Detail reading
1.What’s the foundation of mankind’s greatest endeavor
trade and curiosity
2. What kind of civilization did Africa have contacts with from the earliest times
India, the Red Sea civilisations
3. The contacts between which area led to the meeting between black people and a Chinese
the Arabic, contact to, the African coast
4. Between the Han and early the Tang Dynasty, which part of Africa developed into the world trade centre
Swahili kingdoms, islands off the African coast
5. In the eleventh century, who made several voyages to the court of the Song Dynasty
the Africans
6. Which century was the right time for a grand meeting between China and Africa
by the beginning of the fifteenth century
7. Who led the seven large fleets sailed westwards between 1405 and 1433
Zheng He
8. Which kingdoms did Zheng He renew relations with
the kingdoms of the East African coast
9. When did the exploration of the Ming Dynasty stop For what reason
1433
Step 4. Retell
Let ss retell the text according to some hints.
1. trade and curiosity, foundation, for, endeavour
2. Africa, have contacts with, India, the Red Sea civilisations, the earliest times
3. the Arabic, contact to, the African coast, lead to, meeting, black people, a Chinese
4. between the Han and early the Tang, Swahili kingdoms, islands off the African coast, develop, trade centre
5. eleventh century, the Africans, make, voyage, the court of the Song Dynasty
6. by the beginning of the fifteenth century, ripe, grand meeting, between China and Africa
7. Zheng He, lead, seven, fleets, sail, westwards, between 1405 and 1433
8. Zheng He, renew, relations, the kingdoms of the East African coast
9. the exploration, the Ming Dynasty, stop, 1433, economic
Step 5 Homework
1. Write a summary of the text.
2. Learn the new words and phrases occurring in the text.
Unit3 The Land Down Under
阅读课教案 The Portrait Of a Nation
Step1. Warm up :
1. Ask the ss what “The land down under ” means.
Australia & New Zealand
2. Lead ss to summarize what aspects will be introduced when we describe a country,
Location, people, population, area, climate, history, natural resourses, cities…
3. Show ss many vivid pictures about Australia.
Step2. Skimming
How many parts can the text be divided into
I. The portrait of a nation (Para .1)
II. The history of the nation (Para.2-4 )
III. The language of the nation (Para. 5)
Step3. Scanning
Let ss read the text again, and fill in the blanks.
composition 6 states and 2 territories
location Surrounded by oceans: the Indian Ocean in the west and the south, the Pacific Ocean in the northeast.
flag Shows the UK flag and a large star with 7 points: 6 of the points represent the states and the seventh stands for all the territories. The other five stars represent the Southern Cross.
Step4. Detail readings
Let ss fill in blanks
1. Before the nation was founded
(early comers)50,000 years ago Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders came.
latersettlers In the 17th century European explorers arrivedSpanish ;Portuguese,Dutch,British badly changed
In 1770 Captain Cook claimed….for the British Crown.
In 1788 The first fleet of 11 ships arrived
In the next 80years 160,000 prisoners were sent
2. After the nation was founded
In 1901 The commonwealth of Australia was formed.
After the 1st World War The country experienced social and economic unrest and suffered from the Great Depression of the 1930s
After the 2nd world war (recent immigrants) Australia transformed itself into the modern country. People from 200 countries immigrated there. directly benefited
In the late 1960s began to realize…passed laws to strengthen the rights of … greatly improved
Step5. Post-reading questions
1. Which is the national flag of Australia and what do the symbols on the Australian flag represent
It includes the UK flag and a large star and some small stars. From the flag, we can learn it was once a colony of England. The stars have seven points except the smallest one which has only five points. The large star has six of the points standing for six states of Australia and the seventh for all the territories. The five stars represent the Southern Cross in the southern sky that can be used to find the South Pole.
2. Why were prisoners sent to Australia after 1788 Where were they from
The American War of Independence made it impossible for England to send prisoners to North America. They were from England.
3. What happened to the original Australians when the European newcomers arrived
They had to leave their land and their land was taken away from them.
4. What was the problem with Australia's Constitution
The Constitution governing six states stated that men were free and equal, explained their base civil rights and described the new government. But aborigines and other non-Europeans did not enjoy the same rights.
5. How did the two World Wars change Australia
After the First World War, the country experienced social and economic unrest and suffered from the Depression of the 1930s. After the Second World War, Australia began to transform itself into the modern country as it is today.
6. How does Australian English differ from British English
Australian English differs from British English in pronunciation and some of the vocabulary.
Step6. Conclusion
It is a country
with a young nation, a long history, an ancient continent, a large area, a small population, diverse cultures, friendly people, various plants, unique animals, rich resources…
with a story full of fight, struggle, death, success, failure, prosperity, development, future…
Step7. language points
1. be made up of由……组成
make up 和解,和好;虚构,编造;化妆;补偿,弥补;凑钱
e.g. It is very hard to make up the quarrel between the couple.
Don’t make up any excuse to cheat me.
I find no time to make myself up every day.
Hard work can make up for a lack of intelligence.
Have you made up the money for your class
2. represent代表,象征; 表现; 描绘,塑造; 声称
e.g. The moon represents my heart.
I’d like to thank you representing my whole family.
He represented himself as a wealthy man, but in fact he was as poor as a church mouse.
3. stand for象征,代表; 支持;
e.g. What does WTO stand for
It stands for World Trade Organization
Before we elect him, we want to know what he stands for.
4. claim vt.& n.
声称,(根据权利）要求，认领，索赔; 自称；主张
e.g. Don’t claim to know what you don’t know.
不要强不知以为知
Did you claim on the insurance after your car accident
She claims that she is related to the Queen.
She claims to be related to the Queen.
5. as a consequence
① as a consequence= in consequence/as a result
e.g. After graduation, he became quite lazy. As a consequence, he lost what he owned.
②in consequence of
=as a result of/because of /due to/owing to/ on account of
e.g. In consequence of his rudeness, he was fired by his boss.
Step8. Homework
Write an introduction of our great homeland --- the Republic of China & make a p.p. about your writing with colorful pictures. Hint: You may (location, area, history, resources, people, population, cities, climate… )
Unit 4 Green World
阅读课教案 The Birth Of A Science
Step1. Warm up :
1. Show ss some pictures of flowers and then lead in the definition--- botany.
(Botany is the science of studying plants.)
2. Check the ss’ understanding of the four kinds of flowers (rose, peony, sunflower, tulip) and arouse their interests towards the reading.
Rose:
Different species of roses can be found around the world. Red roses are considered a symbol of love. As with many other flowers, roses of different colours represent different feelings and emotions.
Sunflower :
The sunflower as we know it, is supposed to come from Latin America. Some people see the sunflower as a symbol of loyalty or adoration崇拜，爱慕.
Peony:
The peony is originally from China .It is one of the Chinese people’s favorite flowers.
Tulip:
Tulips originally come from Turkey. Nowadays, however, tulips are mainly grown and sold in Holland.
Step2. Scanning
Let the ss read the text quickly and find out the scanning question: How many scientists are mentioned in the passage
(There are 3. They are Linnaeus, Daniel Solander, and Joseph Banks.)
Visual pictures are introduced to make ss have a more vivid impression of the characters mentioned in the text. And also, their relationship is explained.
( Daniel and Joseph developed the theory of Karl Linnaeus. Daniel Solander was a student of Karl. Joseph Banks was a friend of Daniel. Both of them joined the expedition to Oceania led by Captain James Cook.)
Step 3 Simming
Let the ss read the text and choose the best answer.
(1 ) In the sixteenth century, botany was a branch of_______.
A biology B physics C astronomy D medicine
(2) Which of the following sentences is true
A Linnaeus’ contribution to science was quite small.
B All of Linnaeus’ idea were completely new.
C Before Linnaeus there was no system to classify plants.
D Linnaeus’ s system was simple and clear.
3 Joseph chose a career in science because__________
A he thought that was a good way of making a living.
B he was interested in botany.
C his father died when he was 18 years old
D he was very wealthy.
4) The members of the Royal Society aboard the Endeavour included __.
A Joseph Banks and James Gook B Carl Linnaeus and Joseph Banks
C James Gook and Daniel Solande D Daniel Solander and Joseph Banks
5) Joseph Banks' interests lay in ____
A astronomy and botany B botany and medicine
C agriculture and botany D geography and economy
Step 4 Detail reading
1. Why was Karl Linnaeus important to the history of botany as a science
Because his idea of grouping plants in families was unique. The identification of different species was based on the arrangement of the female and male organs in the flowers.
2. How did scientists classify plants before Linnaeus
They classified plants into trees and herds according to the shape of the fruit and whether they had flowers or not.
3 What were the goals of James Cook’s first voyage around the world
There are three. First it was to study the passing of the planet Venus. Second was to record and classify all plant and animal life Third was to
Search for unknown southern land.
4 why did Banks have to supply his own money to equip part of the expedition
Because the government would not pay for all the equipment and expenses.
5 What did Banks do in his later life
He was involved in enterprise exploration of Africa and settlement of Australia. He developed a great botanical garden and so on.
Step5 Retell
In order to summarize the text and emphasize some important words occurring in the text, a retell passage is given to ss.
In the past, botany was merely a branch of medicine. No clear classification of plants was made. It was Carl Linnaeus who grouped plants in families. In his system the identification of species was based on the sex of plants. Daniel Solander, a student of Lineaus, promoted the new system around the world. He joined Captain Cook’ s expedition with another scientist Joseph Banks. Banks was born into a life of privilege, but had an appetite for science. He made a great contribution to botany. He was the first to move crops on a large scale. He also accumulated a great deal of knowledge about plants and agriculture. He was appointed as the president of the Britain Royal Society due to his great talents and efforts.
Step 5 Language points
Some key phrases are emphasized at the end of the class, with class attention shifting from reading to language knowledge.
1.试图做某事Try to/make attempt to do sth
2. 分离classify sth into sth
3.有求知欲have an appetite
4 .大规模on a large scale
5 .牵涉/干预involve in
6 .从事be involved in
7 .以…为基础be based on
8 .被…任命be appointed as
9 .当心look out for
10 .出生于富贵家庭be born in a rich family
11.与…相关be related with
12. 第一眼，乍一看at first sight
13.征服世界Conquer the world
14 .过着舒适的生活Lead a cosy life
15 .被遗弃的做法Abondoned practice
16 .挑选新的经济作物Look out for new economic species
17 .进行另一次探险Undertake another…
18 .积累知识Accumulate knowledge
19 .药学的一个分支A branch of medicine
20 突破来自..的工作The breakthrough came from the work of…
Step 6 Homework:
Let ss do more research about plants they like in groups and download some information from the internet. The next day, they will share their findings by means of pp presentation in class.