高一牛津第二模块Unit2WishyouwerehereReading教案.doc

ReadingTeaching Aims:1. Revise the reading passage by retelling it.2.2. Get the students to grasp the usage of some important words and expressions.3. Get the students to practice two important drills.Teaching Aids:1. The multimedia2. The blackboardTeaching Procedures;Step 1 Revision 1. Question:What topic does this letter refer to?2. Ask the students to retell the three adventurous activities the writer will do during his coming travel in Africa according to the following clues:1) to travel on camels:where to leave and how to go how and where to travelhow long to travel2) to travel down the Nile:when and where to starthow to travel and why what to wear3) to travel to see wild animals:where to live what to drink and eatwhat to buy and whyhow to get close to wild animals2. Step 2 Related language points - words and expressions1. expecte.g. I expect there would be strong agreement about this.TIP:expect + clauseexpect + n. (sb. / sth.)expect to doexpect sb. to doexpect soexpect not = dont expect so2. on camelse.g. Watch out for dangers while traveling on camels.TIP:by camel / on the camel(s) / on camelsby bike / on the bike(s) / on bikesby car / in the car(s) / in cars3. so many exciting placese.g. I feel shamed that Ive made so many mistakes.TIP:1) so many + n. (countable) so much + n. (uncountable) so few + n. (countable) so little + n. (uncountable)2) such little toys4. on clear nightse.g. The newly-wedded couple often takes a heart-to-heart talk in the moonlight on clear nights.TIP:at night / in the nighton a cold nighton Saturday nighton the night of5. go white-water raftinge.g. To our embarrassment, we turned ourselves upside down while doing white-water rafting.TIP:go mountain climbinggo house huntinggo Internet surfing6. go on a tripe.g. They are longing to go on a honeymoon trip to Venice.TIP:1) go on a visit (trip, tour, journey) / visits (trips, tours, journeys)go on duty (strike, business, sale)2) go on with a visit = continue 7. include / containe.g. Whisky contains a large percentage of alcohol.Detailed instructions are included in the booklet. TIP: All the persons, including him, got invited. who include him (with) him included8. get close to e.g. The firefighters couldnt get close to the burning wreck on time.TIP:1) be (get) close to adj.2) follow sb. close behind adv.3) with ones eyes closed vt.4) close v.s. closely9. scare the animals awaye.g. The sight of the snake scared the boy away.TIP:1) scareaway (off, stiff, to death)2) scared / scary3) scare = frighten10. supplies of foode.g. The draught-hit areas are more dependent upon supplies of food.TIP:1) n.a supply of fooda food supply supplies of foodfood supplies2) vt.supply A to B supply B with AStep 3 Related language points - two important drills1. in case + clause e.g. In case anything important happens, please contact me in time. TIP: In case of fire, please call 119. Youd better take an umbrella in case. in this / that / on / any / many case(s)2. whatever (however) + n.-clauses e.g. Ill just say whatever comes into my head.Whoever breaks the law should be punished. TIP: whatever / however / + adv.-clauses = no matter what / how / Keep calm, whatever happens. = no matter whatStep 4 Multiple choice for consolidation1. Those flowers are so special that I would do _ I can to save them. A. whatever B. no matter whatC. whichever D. that2. He sat _ against the wall and listened to the teacher _. A. close; close B. closely; closely C. closely; close D. close; closely3. John may phone tonight. I dont want to go out _ he phones.A. as long as B. in order that C. in case D. so that4. We have _ in your bill the cost of the teapot you broke just now.A. increased B. included C. contained D. charged5. You should try to get a good nights sleep _ much work you have to do.A. however B. no matterC. although D. whatever6. A middle-aged woman came _ to the bus stop only _ the bus had gone.A. to run; to find B. running; to find C. and ran; finding D. running; finding7. Have you heard from Janet recently? - No, but I _ her over Christmas.A. saw B. will be seeing C. have seen D. have been seen8. With _ electrical equipment, wood and paper in one place, there is a danger of fire.A. so many B. so much C. such many D. such much9. On seeing the accident, h