unit 7 lesson 2 教案

 Lesson 2  Protecting the Sea　　

Teaching Aims:　　

1. To practice spoken English.　　
2. To practice listening for specific information.　　
3. To practice showing interest when listening to another speaker in a conversation. 　　
4. To practice involving the person who is listening to you. 　　

Teaching difficulties: 　　

Learn to involving the person who is listening to you.　　

Teaching Aids: computer and cassette  　　

Teaching procedures:　　

Ⅰ. Warming up 　　

T:  How is the sea important to people?　　

 Ss: students’ answers may be various.　　

T:  Water covers about 75％ of the earth’s surface, it provides us with food and resources such as oil, natural gas and some metals. besides the sea has a great effect on climate, therefore. The sea is very important for us. But what we have done does harm to the sea.　　

 Now look at the pictures, showing students some slides about sea pollution. The teacher will ask some questions to encourage students to speak English . 　　

(The purpose is to produce the sea pollution and let students realize the importance of protecting the sea.) 　　

Ⅱ.Discussing 　　

1. You are likely to notice something about sea pollution in your city or hometown, please talk about it . 　　

2. If we go on polluting the sea what is the result?　　

3. What measures do you think we should take?　　

4. What should we do as a student?　　

   (courage them to make suggestions for preventing sea, river and lake pollution)　　

Ⅲ. Listening 　　

Your suggestions are good and useful and Fang Zhou and Zhi Hong are taking about the problem too. What will they say? Now let’s listen to the conversation　　

(In order to help student better understanding the conversation first do the exercise).　　

1. Listen to the tape and choose the right answer.　　

 ①. What can be done about over fishing?　　

A. man-made raising fish      　　

B. In the worst areas they ban fishing for several years　　

C. control the number of fish people can catch      　　

②. What’s the result of over fishing?　　

A. there are less fish to catch   　　

B. people can fish too much　　

C. They can catch more fish than before by better technology　　

③. What are some government departments doing about sea pollution?　　

A. punishing people who keep a record of levels of population　　

B. thinking of ways to reduce population　　

C. all departments must be responsible for finding where pollution comes from.　　

(answers :  ①. C  ②. A  ③. B ) 　　

2. Listen to the tape again and fill in the tape.(The teacher design the exercise is to reduce the difficulty in next exercise )　　

①. That’s when people fish too much and the number of fish falls too low. Some fish may disappear altogether.　　

②. So there are more fisherman catching more fish? 　　

  Well, they hope to catch more fish, but there are less fish to catch, so they simply can’t.　　

③. They also try to help people to get other kinds of jobs, so there are less people trying to make a living from fishing.　　

④. It mostly comes from industrial waste from factories and agricultural waste from farming.　　

3. Listen to the interview again and answer the questions　　

①.What is the problem 1?　　

②. What is the problem 2?　　

③. What are the reasons for problem 2?　　

④. What are the causes of problem1?　　

⑤. What are the solutions to problem 1?　　

⑥. What are the solutions to problem 2?　　

Ⅳ.Writing and speaking :　　

Do exercise 5, 6, 7 to show interest and keep a conversation going. Read through the example dialogue then make up a new one with your partner.　　

(The purpose is to practice showing interest when listening to another speaker in a conversation and involving the person who is listening to you.)　　

Ⅴ. Homework 　　

Practise using the useful words about protecting the sea by making sentences with them:　　

sea animals,     water sports,  history of sea travel,     ports, 　　

sea fishing,       science and the sea