Unit 9 Have you ever been to a museum?
Section A (3a—3c)
Teaching aims:
1. Key vocabulary: unbelievable, progress, rapid, unusual, toilet, encourage, social, peaceful, perfect, itself, collect
learn the most interesting museums the three students have ever been to
3. To train students’ reading ability
Teaching Key Pointsand difficult Points:
1. Key phrases and sentences.
2. Present Perfect Tense
Teaching Method:
Creating situation method, inquiry method, task-based teaching method
Teaching Aids (教学工具)
an English book and CAI
Teaching Steps:
Step 1: Show the teaching objectives of the lesson, ask the students to know the main learning tasks of this class.
Step 2: Leading in
A: Have you ever been to…?
B: Yes, I have./ No, I haven’t.
Step 3: Pre-reading
1) Brainstorm: think of the kinds of museums that you can name.
science museum, history museum, nature museum, space museum,film museum...
2) Learn the new words through the pictures (PPT)
unbelievable, progress, rapid, unusual, toilet, encourage, social, peaceful, perfect, itself, collect
Step 4:Fast reading
1. Read the article and match the words with its meaning.
the article again, and decide which one is true(T) or false(F)? Check the answers.
Step5: Detailed reading
the article again, finish 3a and 3b, underline the answers in the passage, then hands up. Check the answers.
the tape, have students read at the same time. Give students some time to read the passage with their partners, help each other. Then show themselves.
Step 6Language points
Show PPTto explain the language pointsof the lesson, and ask the students to take notes.
Step7: Exercise
Step8: Homework
1. 发挥想象，选下面词语中的五个词，连成一篇短文。(80字)
unbelievable, progress, rapid, unusual, encourage, social, peaceful, perfect, collect
2. Preview the Grammar Focus.
板书设计
Unit 9 Have you ever been to a museum?
Section A (3a—3c)
1.重点单词：unbelievable，progress，rapid，unusual，toilet，encourage，social，peaceful，performance，perfect，itself，collect
2．重点句式：
I wonder how much more computers will be able to do in the future.
The tea art performances show how to make a perfect cup of tea.
Watching the tea preparation is just as enjoyable as drinking the tea itself.