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Unit 7 How much are these pants? Section B（1a-2c）教学设计黑龙江省牡丹江市第十四中学 王 慧I. ContentsUnit 7 How much are these pants? Section B (1a-2c) II. Teaching aims 1. Knowledge Objectives Talk about the prices of things freely and fluently in oral English using the target language.Key vocabulary: numbers 10-31.Target language: A: How much is/are.? B: It is/They are. dollars.2. Competence ObjectivesTrain students listening skill.Train students communicative competence.3. CulturePeople have different understanding of the numbers in the world.III. Teaching Aid 1. A tape recorder 2. The wall chart 3. 31 exercise books IV. Teaching ProceduresStep One: Warm-up1. Greeting and review numbers from one to ten.Let students sing the song “Ten little Indians Boys” together.2. Ask different students to imitate a shopping scene in a store and make conversations on shopping and ask pairs come to the front and act out.Step Two: Presentation1. Present the numbers from 11 to 31 by counting the exercise books. First, teacher count alone slowly, then help the students to count them together.2. Write down these numbers on the blackboard like the following:3. Ask the students read these words several times following the teacher. Then read them several times all by themselves. Step Three: 1a1. Play the recording for the first time.2. Play the recording again. Have students continue to point to the numbers. This time them to listen and repeat each number.Step Four: 1b1. Call students attention to the numerals in the box in Activity 1a, and the number words in the box in Activity 1b. 2. Students fulfill the task individually.3. Check the answers.Step Five: Practice1. Play a number gameCount the numbers from “one” to “thirty-one”. But when you count to the times of “six”, you should clap your hands instead of counting it.e.g. one, two, three, four, five, (clap hands), seven, eight, nine, te, eleven, (clap hands), thirteen.2. CountHow many are the boys/girls? The student in the right number should stand up while they are counting.Step Six: Drill (2a-2b)1. Listen and circleLisa is shopping with her mother in the shopping mall. Listen to their conversation. Circle the numbers you hear.2. Listen and circle the things you hearListen to the conversation again. What things are Lisa and her mother talking about? Please circle them. And try to find out what things they are going to buy. Check the answers.3. Ask and answer about the things in the pictureT: Look at the blue sweater. How much is it?S: Its. dollars.T: And how much are the blue shorts?S: They are. dollars.4. Act out the dialogue.Suppose one of you is Lisa, and the other is Lisas mother. Make up a conversation about their shopping. Look at the model.Step Seven: 2c1. Ask two students to say the conversation in the speech bubbles2. Ask another two students to say a new conversation , substituting the blue sweater and $15 in the sample conversation.3.As they practice, move around the classroom listening to various pairs to make sure that they use “is “and “are” correctly.4.Invite different pairs to perform their conversations in the front of the room.Step Eight: Pairwork1. Make a new conversation according to Lisa and her mothers conversation with the following things. 2. Ask some pairs come to the front and act it out.Step Nine: Make a surveyLet students ask their partner and one of the classmates for the prices of their clothes using the target language. Then fill in the following chart. Finally, give a report for the whole class like below:PartnerClothesTotal(合计)Prices ￥/$ClassmateClothesTotal(合计)Prices ￥/$ Report: Wang Juans shoes are ￥28, her socks are￥4, and her sweater is ￥14, Her pants are ￥18. All her clothes are ￥98. Step Ten: TaskToday is Marys birthday. Lily, Kate, Nancy and Jim are her best friends. They want to buy her some gifts. 1. Divide the whole class into two groups. In one group the students are the shop assistants. They can sell school things, clothes, food and so on. In the other group the students are Marys friends. They want to buy gifts.2. Do the shopping3. Fill in the chart and the leader of the group report the result. NameThingsHow muchLilyKateNancyJimSummaryIn this class, weve learned the numbers 10-31 and had a brief review of how much questions.Homework1. Write down