高中英语教师资格证语音课教案

TopicTeaching Aims:1. Knowledge aim: The students will be able to know how to pronounce/what is2. Ability aim: The students will be able to pronounce .3. Emotional aim: The students will be able to pronounce . more confidently.Teaching methods: 3-P model (Presentation, Practice, Production)Teaching Aid: blackboard, PowerPoint, some cards, picture of vocal organ Teaching Procedures:1. Step 1: Greeting and Lead-in Daily greeting Lead-in:2. Step 2: presentationShow some cards to the students and ask them what it is.（Ask student to read three sentences）3. Step 3: PracticeLet students practice the sound, and explain the right way to pronounce the sound.4. Step 4: ProductionSound discrimination and tongue twister5. Step 5: Summary (or consolidation)T: Today, we have learned , please remember the right way to pronounce. You should practice more after class.6. Step 6: HomeworkPractice thewith your partner and find more example of Teaching reflection:Blackboard Design:案例：一、 音标教案Lessen plan for the pronunciation of /i/Teaching aims: （1）Knowledge aim: be able to know how to pronounce the diphthong /i/ （2）Ability aim: By the end of the class, students should be able to pronounce the diphthong/i/ （3）Emotional aim: be able to pronounce the /i/more confidently Teaching methods: 3-P model(Presentation, Practice, Production)Teaching aids: chock, blackboard, some cards Teaching procedure: 1) StepGreeting and Lead-in 2) Step Presentation Show some cards to the students. Lead in the diphthong /i/ 3) Step Practiceexplain the right way to pronounce the sound and practice the students the sound /i/. 4) Step Production Sound discrimination and tongue twister Step Summarize Step Homework Practice the diphthong /i/ with your partner.稿子：Class begins. Good morning/afternoon, boys and girls. Nice to have this English class with you. Today we are going to learn a diphthong in English. T: first，I will show some cards. Do you know, what is this in English?T: yes, very good. This is a deer. Now read after me, deer. T: deer T: OK, very good. Then the second one, what is this in English? T: good. This is a girl. And what is she doing now? T: Yes, she is crying, so in her eyes, there is T: excellent! There are tears in her eyes. Read after me. Tear T: tear T: Ok. Now, another picture, what is this in English? T: you are great. This is a bottle of beer. Now read after me, beer T: beer T: Ok. We have learned these three words: deer, tear and beer. From these words, can you find something in common？ T: yes, very good. These words all contain the sound/i/. Now read after me, /i/ / T: /i/ T: /i/ T: Now, do you know the right way to pronounce the diphthong /i/? T: this is a diphthong. It begins with the first sound /i/,( write the /i/ on the blackboard) and glide towards the second sound /,( write the / on the blackboard) remember? T: Ok, very good. Now who can pronounce the sound? Aslan, you, please T: /i/, read after me. T: yes, very good. Lily, can you? T: OK Good. Candy, please T: yes, very good. T: Ellen, how about you? T: Good. But you should change the shape of your mouth as you move from one sound to another. Now, look at the position of my lips when I pronounce this sound. /i/, /i/, /i/. Now read after me, /i/T: OK, excellent. Now, the whole class read after me. /i/ T: /i/ T: /i/. T: /i/. T: very good. Now, I will divide you into two groups. Group 1 read the sound three times, and then group 2. Do I make myself clear? S: Yes. T: /i/. One two go. T: very good. Now group2 T: good. You all have done a good job. Now lets do some exercise of sound discrimination. Listen to me carefully and circle the words which contain the sound /i/ from each of the following pairs. N.1, peer pear T: excellent. N.2, tare tear T: are you sure? T: OK, very good. N.3deer dare T: great! N.4 mere mare T: you are so smart. Now, please look at the blackboard. There is a tongue twister. Who can read it out? Miky, you, please. T: very good. A deer and a mare spare mere one second to drink a bottle of beer without tears. And who would like to try? cuqi, please. T: excellent!T: today, we have learned the sound /i/; remember the right way to pronounce this sound. It begins with the first sound /i/ and glide towards the second sound /, you should practice more after class. Your homework is to practice the diphthong /i/ with your partner. OK. Thats all for todays class. See you!TopicTeaching Aims:1. Knowledge aim: The students will be able to know how to pronounce/what is2. Ability aim: The students will be able to pronounce .correctly3. Emotional aim: The students will be able to speak English more confidently.Teaching methods: 3-P model (Presentation, Practice, Production)Teaching Aid: blackboard, PowerPoint, some cards, Teaching Procedures:1. Step 1: Greeting and Lead-in Daily greeting Lead-in: play a video and ask the students to pay attention to the pronunciation of native speakers. Then, ask some question about the video: What are they talking about? Do you notice how they pronounce ? 2. Step 2: presentationRead the text and ask students to underline the parts where the pronunciation phenomenon is similar with the one shown in the video.Ask students to conclude the common point of those parts.Based on what students say, explain the pronunciation phenomenon3. Step 3: PracticeAsk students to read the text again.Ask students to read the examples on PPT.4. Step 4: ProductionSound discrimination and tongue twisterAsk students to discuss with their partners.5. Step 5: SummaryBriefly summarize the skill to pronounce 6. Step 6: HomeworkPractice thewith your partner and find