【教学设计】Unit 24Lesson 3（北师大）-1-2

Unit 24 SOCIETY Lesson 3 A Changing World This unit is about SOCIETY A Changing World is the last lesson of Unit 24 Itintroduces old buildings to reflect the changes of society 知识与能力目标 1 Practice one of the reading strategies summarizing 2 Have a free talk using the related words and expressions 过程与方法目标 To help the studentsimprove their reading and speaking abilities 情感态度价值观目标 教材分析教材分析 教学目标教学目标 Develop students feelings of loving capital loving our motherland 教学重点 1 Master the new words and expressions 2 How to enable students to talk freely using the related information 教学难点 Enable students to have a free talk Tape recorder Multimedia Step 1Lead in 1 Look at the photos and the title and predict where these people lived and what the article is about Hutongs a type of narrow streets or alleys In Beijing hutongs are alleys formed by lines of siheyuan traditional courtyard residences Many neighbourhoods were formed by joining one siheyuan to another to form a hutong and then joining one hutong to another Step2 Reading 1 Read the article quickly and get the general idea Then choose the best title for the article from the list below a Beijing Urban Planning b Chinese Buildings c Beijing s Hutongs d The History of Hutongs Answer c 2 Read each paragraph again Match the headings to the correct paragraphs a Bad times for hutongs 教学重难点教学重难点 课前准备课前准备 教学过程教学过程 b When and why hutongs were built c Beijing s hutongs today d What is a hutong e Connecting lives Answer DBEAC 3 Are the following sentences true T or false F 1 Sanmiao Street is the longest hutong in Beijing F 2 Wealthy people live in hutongs close to the Forbidden City T 3 The oldest hutong in Beijing is 900 years old T 4 Tourists don t like hutongs F 4 Choose the best answers 1 Nowadays the hutong refers to all the following except D A the alleys that connect the courtyards B the courtyards themselves C the communities that live in hutongs D the people who live in the hutongs 2 Why do hutongs leave deep impression on foreign visitors A A Because they can help visitors to look into the history of Beijing B Because most of the hutongs have a longer history than other buildings C Because they are the most beautiful parts of Beijing D Because they are the most famous of all the buildings in Beijing 3 In the ancient hutongs we can figure out residents social positions by A A the clothes they wore B their distance from the Forbidden City C the houses in which they lived D the colours of their houses 4 During the Qing Dynasty many poor hutongs were made because B A people didn t have enough money to build strong houses B the population was increasing too fast C the political situation wasn t good enough D there were fewer good architects during the dynasty Step3 Summarising Complete these notes on the article 1 Hutongs are that connect the courtyards of traditional Chinese houses 2 The term hutong is nowadays used to describe the alleyways courtyards and the that live there 3 The Emperors organised Beijing in blocks of houses because this made the city easier to 4 Most of Beijing s hutongs were built during the and Dynasties 5 Wealthy and important people lived in hutongs built close to the 6 Near the end of the Qing Dynasty conditions in Beijing s hutongs went down because of 7 After the People s Republic of China was established conditions in Beijing s hutongs 8 Hutongs are still an important part of Beijing They attract many each year Answers 1 little alleys 2 communities 3 control supervise 4 YuanMingQing 5 royal palace the Forbidden City 6