Module2 Unit6 Lesson 2 教案

Module2 Unit6 Lesson 2  Great Buildings　　

Teaching aims:　　

To give opinions about buildings　　

To listen and make notes　　

To listen and identify stressed words that give new information　　

To practise describing places　　

Teaching difficulties:　　

To listen and identify stressed words that give new information　　

To practise describing places　　

Teaching Aids: computer and cassette　　

Teaching procedures: 　　

Ⅰ. Warming up 　　

T: Today we have a lesson about great buildings. What do you think we call great buildings?　　

S:　　

T: The teacher show some pictures of great buildings: such as Taj Mahal, India, pyramid, the Great Wall, Notre Dame de Paris, Eiffel Tower and London Bridge　　

Can you say out these buildings’ names?　　

S:　　

T: These famous buildings have become symbols of these countries. 　　

When we describe a building we often mention its period, materials, features and kinds of building. Now we will listen to a radio program about buildings you pay attention to these aspects.　　

Ⅱ Listening 　　

Task 1  Do the exercise 3　　

In order to help students to understand the listening materials better, before listening to the cassette the teacher show these words.　　

medieval           中世纪的 　　

marble             阳台　　

balcony            天使　　

ornament          大理石　　

angel              装饰物　　

loch               瓷砖　　

tile                湖湾　　

Match the buildings in the photos with the names.　　

Show the pictures of these buildings　　

Which of the buildings do you like best? Why?　　

Do you want to know more about these buildings? Now listen to the cassette 　　

Do the exercsie3.　　

It is more likely that students can’t get right information after listening the materials twice. So if necessary listen once again to complete the table.　　

Task 2  Do the exercise 4　　

Listen to someone describing her favorite building. Which of the building in the photos does she choose?　　

　　Eilean　 　Donan　 　Castle　　 　　

She likes it because it is mysterious, like something from a fairytale. When you get inside it’s sort of strange and ghostly.　　

After giving students answers listen to the cassette again to check answers.　　

Task 3  Do the exercise 5　　

The teacher guide students to know what expressions we should use when we don’t know the exact word by the exercise.　　

Task 4 Do the exercise 6　　

Study the Listening Strategies with the class, 　　

Remind students of the use of stress to mark important words in a sentence. Ask them to listen for the stressed words which give some new information for the person listening.　　

 Play the cassette, pausing after each sentence to give students time to write down the stressed words.　　

Ask the question: How many words do you write down?　　

Ask students to give answers then the teacher gives the right answers.　　

Listen to these sentences again. What are they?　　

The teacher gives the listening materials so that students understand what they didn’t catch. 　　

Ⅲ Writing and Speaking　　

 Do the exercise 7 to practise describing places　　

Choose a building you like (or hate) in your area. Make notes about it.　　

Do the exercise 8　　

Work in groups. Describe your school buildings to your classmates, but don’t say its name. See if they can guess which building it is. Use expressions from the Function file.　　

The purpose is that the exercise can make the class lively, at the same time practise oral English.