高中英语-Module-4-Fine-Art-Western--Chinese-and-Pop-Arts教案

第一篇：高中英语-Module-4-Fine-Art-Western--Chinese-and-Pop-Arts教案

Fine Art—Western, Chinese and Pop Arts Section 1 Teaching aims： Aimed at carrying out quality education, based on students’ development, letting students grasp the vocabulary, grammar, function in this module, strengthening students’ language skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing set in this module, developing students learning strategies.Through learning this module, students are expected to learn about the artists and their painting styles, be capable of introducing their favorite artists and their works, be interested in art, improve their aesthetic consciousness, love life and develop their sense of cooperation.Aimed to cultivate students’ integrated language capability in various student-centered tasks or activities.Periods 1：Introduction, Reading and vocabulary, Function Teaching aims：（multimedia courseware）Language objectives: To enable the students to grasp the new works, phrases and the structures to give opinions about likes and dislikes Skill objectives: To enable the students to match descriptions with paintings, choosing the correct answers and filling in the form in the aspect of reading To enable the students to give opinions about certain paintings Culture awareness, emotions and attitudes objectives: Teaching important points：

To enable the students to speak out opinions about some paintings with some expressions

To enable the students to grasp the new works and phrases in this part Teaching procedures: PWP Teaching Model Step1.leading-in activity

Use the paintings The Smile of Mona Lisa by da Vinci and the works by Zheng Banqiao on the screen to lead in the topic.Meanwhile, I will introduce the key new words: artist, paint, traditional, brush, ink.Step 2.While—reading 1)Scanning During the start of the period, let the students scan the passage to find out the answers to the questions on Page32, which are about the topics.⑴Match paintings 1-4 with descriptions in paragraphs A-D.⑵Say which paintings are mentioned in paragraph E and F.2)Detailed reading

During this period, I’ll allow students enough time to read the text and then I let them work in groups to do the following two tasks:

⑴Do the multiple choices on the screen.⑵Fill in the form on the screen, which is mainly about the famous artists.3)Language points ⑴consider 认为）.⑵with复合结构

⑶aim 以…为目标；意欲；打算 ⑷stand 忍受

⑸I got bored of looking at pictures all the time.⑹Tom gradually became interested in art.Step3.Post—reading

During this period, I’ll let the students do the following tasks.⑴Find out the structures that can be used to giving opinions about likes and dislikes from the paragraphs E and F individually.⑵And then, along with the students, I’ll look through the sentences giving opinions, provided in the first part of Function, making sure that they know how to express likes and dislikes.Show the students a series of paintings on the screen, letting them in groups talk about the pictures they like and dislike, and why or why not, using the information learned from the reading material(or in the form of interviewing—group work).Step4.Homework

Try to find more paintings and artists you like through the Internet.Prepare to introduce a painting in English to your classmates next class.(The day students are assigned to the first task;and the rest of the students to the second.)Blackboard design：

Module 4 Fine arts—Western, Chinese and Pop Arts Period One consider: consider sb./sth.to be adj./n.with复合结构: with+宾语+宾补（adj./adv./prep.Phrase/-ing/-ed/inf.）aim v./n.aim to do sth.aim at doing sth.stand+n./doing sth.get tired of/get bored of “厌烦……”

develop an interest in“养成对……的兴趣”

Teaching reflection ：In the process of leading in, students are familiar with the paintings and the artists, so the pictures can easily arouse their interest and desire to participate.In the process of while-reading, pay attention to the developing of students reading strategies.In the process dealing with language points, setting the new words in a context helps the students learn and comprehend the meaning and the usage of them.In the discussion about their favorite paintings, some students are reluctant to speak, partly because of their lack of knowledge of painting;most students can communicate with their partners or group members after learning the reading materials.The task of assignment is set for the sake of the second period, that is, Listening and vocabulary, to some extent.

第二篇：高中英语试讲教案

高一英语Unit 3 Going Places（说课稿）

教学内容分析:本单元的中心话题是“旅游”，可以说这是一个世界性的时尚话题，随着经济发展、社会进步、人们生活水平的提高，旅游作为现代人的一种生活方式，越来越被更多的人们所接受与喜爱。文中涵盖了有关这一话题的许多内容，如：“人们在旅游中的交通方式”“旅游点的选择”，还有新兴的旅游方式----“探险旅游”、“生态旅游”等等。而所有的语言知识和语言技能几乎都是围饶这一中心话题而设计的。而在上这一单元时，正赶上“十一”长假到哪去的话题，学生应该比较感兴趣。

Warming-up 由三部分组成：第一部分通过图例可以看出人们旅游过程中发生的不文明行为；第二、三部分要求讨论有哪些交通方式。主要目的在于激活学生已有的相关背景知识，引出话题，为后面几堂课的讨论做好热身准备，是本单元的总动员。比如：第一部分的图例内容与eco-travel联系比较紧密，我就把它作为这一课（第六课时）的导入。

Listening提供了两部分听力资料。前面为三则飞机起飞前的广播通知；后面是写在五张明信片上的旅游者的自叙。目的在于通过输入语言，掌握一些旅游中会碰到的常用表达法。

Speaking 提供的是关于“时光机器”的资料，幻想人们可以借助于这一神奇的交通工具，在过去、未来的时间长河里随心所欲地畅游，文后设计了表格。这是一个比较开放性的话题，学生可以展开想象，结合学过的历史、地理知识畅所欲言，能充分调动他们“说”的兴趣。整个活动涉及了“听、说、写”多个技能，按要求完成一定的表格，使之“说”的时候更言之有物。

Reading 分为三部分：pre-reading, reading, post-reading.pre-reading提供了与阅读材料相关的三个问题，启发学生预测课文内容；reading 是一篇关于探险旅游的材料，其中介绍了hiking 与rafting，话题较新颖；post-reading设计了一些帮助学生检测对课文作浅层、深层理解的巩固练习。

Language study 分word study和Grammar两部分。词汇配对练习引导学生加深对新词汇的理解与记忆；语法项目是让学生进一步学习现在进行时表示将来的用法。同时要求学生掌握有关送行与表达美好祝愿的话语。我对word study的处理，除了听写、默写等机械性记忆外，更多的是有意地把他们分散在每堂课的指令用语与话题里，让学生在语境中学，在运用中学。而Grammar则渗透在reading与 writing里学，道理也同上。

Integrating skills 部分可以说是阅读部分的延续，写作部分的前奏。文中提到了“生态旅游”这一越来越时尚的热门话题。以列表形式提供了两个生态旅游区的资料，让学生稍作了解这一新名词的内涵后，完成文中的表格填写，算是一种mini-writing。

Writing本单元的要求是写信。以Sue的口吻给父母写两封信（分别写于周六、周日），对旅游中已做的，正在做的，将要做的事情进行如实描述。考虑到学完第三单元，已经完成了本册教学任务的四分之一，我在此安排了一大一小两作文。

Tips 告诉学生写作前要多作思考，不要急于动手。不失为一剂写作良方。

Checkpoint 简要地总结了本单元的语法重点，并提供了一些例句。

从内容的编排上可以看出，编者打破了原有教材每单元分课而设的框框，代之以听、说、读、写四技能为侧重点的几大板块。因此新教材旨在让学生掌握一定的语言基础知识，在分别完成四技能的基础上，形成较好的综合运用语言、解决问题的能力的导向，由此

可见一斑。

我们教师明确了这一意图后，在引导学生进行四技能操练时就会有的放矢，做到内容、形式、技巧三者的有机结合。当然新教材对我们教师的自身素质、备课深广度的挖掘以及学生想象力的激发都是一场不小的挑战。还有词汇，如本单元新增了hiking, rafting, eco-travel等新词，相应地词汇要求的级别高了，语言的地道性也有了提升。还有workbook, 简直是又一本教材，里面提供了许多关于听、说、读、写的材料与练习，一方面为我们提供了丰富翔实的资料库，另一方面也许也增加了我们的负荷。这是我对新教材与本单元的一点理解。教学重点难点：

（一）重点

1． 本单元的生词、短语2． 有关旅游的一些表达法3． 掌握游记与来往书信的写法4． 复习动词的用法以及现在进行时用于将来的表达法

（二）难点

1． 动词时态的综合运用2． 语法操练与语言交际活动的有机结合 3． 一些开放性话题的实现4． 课外查阅资料的能力培养 教学目标

1． 语言知识与技能1）熟练掌握与话题相关的常用词汇与表达法 2）培养学生听、说、读、写四技能的综合运用能力3）使学生能就given topics较好地完成一些开放性话题4）培养学生使用图书馆、网络查阅资料的能力 2． 情感态度与文化意识

1）在有趣的话题激励下，诱导学生积极参与，充分调动他们学习的兴趣2）在师生互动的活动中，加强教师的亲和力，增进彼此的了解与沟通，充分发挥情感教学的优势3）在共同完成一些调查、采访、取长补短等任务的过程中，加强团体协作意识4）带领学生领略世界风光之美的同时，增强他们的环保意识

3． 学习策略

1）兴趣教学策略,其中包括对话、讨论、表演等2）开放式教学策略，如：brainstorm, role play, given situations 等活动3）任务型活动策略，在做中学，在交际中进行真实运用

为了有效地达到以上教学目的，我设计了以下六个任务： 1）The students are to discuss the means of transportation 2）The students are to describe a place they know 3）The students are expected to know what an adventure travel is like 4）The students are supposed to take a virtual travel 5）The students are to write a travel diary/letter 6）The students are to finish a proposal letter/make a survey report

我把本单元计划为六课时，Warming-up & Listening(1课时)，Speaking(1课时)，Reading(一)(1课时)，Reading(二)(1课时)，Grammar & Writing(1课时)，Integrating skills(1课时)，以任务为依托，分别对听、说、读、写四技能进行训练，各有侧重，但又互相结合。注重指导语篇阅读，逐步提高口头表达，笔头写作能力。

任务型语言教学的倡导者认为，掌握语言的最佳途径是让学生做事情，即完成各种任务。当学习者积极地参与用目的语进行交际的尝试时，语言也被掌握了。当学习者所进行的任务使他们当前的语言能力发挥至极点时，习得也扩展到最佳状态。

第三篇：高中英语公开课教案

公开课教案

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Model 1

How Good Are Your Social Skills? Learning Aims: 1.Learn some words related to social manners.2.Get a general understanding of social skills using different reading strategies

3.Be able to summarize some basic social skills mentioned in the passage and thus improve their own social techniques Step 1 lead-in What kind of book is it from? A.B.a business course a how-to book teaching social skills

Step 2 while-reading Skip to get the main idea of each paragraph.Learn how to do small talk Develop your listening skill.Learn the rules.The general idea is ______.A.B.social skills listening skills C.D.talk skills social rules Step 3 read the passage carefully to get some detailed information.1.We will not be shy if we have good ____________.2.According to paragraph 1and 2 ,We should _______.A.avoid talking to someone

whom you know B.lack the confidence to talk to a stranger C.talk confidently to a stranger 3.Communication is a __________ process.It involves _________ and ________.Step 4post-reading Learn more about social skills and culture in different countries!Step 5Home work: Find more social rules in different countries.

第四篇：高中英语阅读课教案：

高中英语阅读课教案：

LESSON PLAN

Time of Lesson: 45 minutes Students: Senior Grade One

Teaching Material: How Did Postage Stamps Come Into Use Teaching Objectives:

1.To train Ss' reading ability(such as guessing the meaning of new words in the context, the speed of reading.)2.To train Ss' reading comprehension(To get messages from what they read.)Teaching Points:

1.Ss get used to three reading skills.2.Ss understand the given passage.Properties:

Stamps, letters, postcards, work sheets, OHP Teaching Method: Communicative Approach Lesson Type: Reading

New Words and A Phrase:

postage, put forward, proposal, seal, deliver, system, postal Procedures: Step 1.Warm-up(6')1.Lead-in

Show some stamps, letters and postcards and have free talk to arouse students' motivation.2.Dealing with some new words Q: Do you know the postage of a letter?

Explain “postage”, and write postage on the Bb.postage: payment for the carrying of letters

A: Fifty fen for any place in China except Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macao.Q: What do the postmen do with the letters?

A: They take the letters from the postbox and carry them away to the places on the envelopes and deliver them to the addressed people.Explain “deliver”, and write deliver on the Bb.deliver: take letters or goods to the addressed people.Q: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps? Use OHP to project the question onto the screen.Explain “put forward” and “proposal”, and write them on the Bb.put forward: put an idea before people for thinking over proposal: sth.proposed, plan or idea, suggestion Again: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps? Step 2.Skimming(4'30“)1.Instructions

T: Now I give you a passage to read, and for the first time you should only find the answer to the question.You have only two and a half minutes to read.So don't read word for word.Read quickly.Just try to find the answer.2.Handing out the reading material and reading 3.Checking

Q: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps.A: Rowland Hill, a schoolmaster in England.Step 3.Scanning(6')1.Instructions

T: This time I give you three minutes to read the passage.When you are reading, find the answers to the two questions.Use OHP to project the questions:

1.Why was the postage high in the early nineteenth century when people did not use stamps? 2.When was postage stamps first put to use? 2.Reading 3.Checking 1)Pair work

2)Class checking

Ans.to Que.1.Because the post offices had to send many people to collect the postage.Ans.to Que.2.On May 6, 1840.Step 4.Full reading(21')1.Instructions

T: Now I give you ten minutes to read the passage for the third time and you should read it carefully.Before reading, let's go over the questions on the work sheet.Give Work Sheet 1 to the Ss.Explain the new words in Que.4.prevent: stop, not let sb.do sth.reuse: use again

T: Try to find the answers to the questions.But don't write the answers down, you can put a sign or underline the sentences concerning the questions.2.Reading 3.Checking

1)Group work: Checking the answers in a group of four Ss.2)Class work: Checking the answers in class.Possible Answers:

1.Why were people unhappy to pay postage for letters in the early nineteenth century?

Because they had to pay postage when they received letters, especially when they paid for a letter which they did not wish to receive at all.The postage was high.2.Why was it much easier for people to use stamps for postage?

Because people could go to the nearby post office to buy stamps and put them on envelopes before they sent the letters.3.Why was the postage much lower using stamps?

Because in this way, the post office did not need to send postmen to collect postage.It only needed to send fewer postmen to deliver letters.4.How could the post office prevent people from reusing the stamps?

The post office could simply put seals on the stamps so that people could not use the stamps again.Check the understanding of the word ”seal“, and write it on the Bb.seal: ÓÊ´Á 5.Did other countries take up the new postal system?

Yes.Check the understanding of ”postal“ and ”system“, and write them on the Bb.postal: of the post

system: a set of working ways

6.Does every country in the world has its own stamps? Yes.Step 5: Rounding-off(7')

1.Answering Ss' questions on the passage if any.2.Making a guided-dialogue with the information given from the passage.Hand out Work Sheet 2.Do it in pairs.3.Asking two or three pairs to read their dailogues.A possible completed dialogue: A: Oh, What a beautiful stamp!B: Yes, it's from the U.S.A..A: Do you know in the early nineteenth century people did not use stamps? B: Then how did they pay the postage?

A: They had to pay the postage when they received letters.B: Was the postage very high then?

A: Yes.Because the post offices had to send many people to collect the postage.B: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps? A: Rowland Hill, a schoolmaster in England.B: Why do post offices put seals on the stamps?

A: They can prevent people from using the stamps again.B: When did post offices begin to sell stamps? A: On May 6, 1840.B: Thank you for telling me so many things about stamps.Step 6.Assignment(30”)

Ask the Ss to shorten the passage within four or five sentences after class, and to write it in their exercise books.************************************************************* Reading Material:

How Did Postage Stamps Come Into Use

When you send a letter or a postcard, you have to put stamps on the envelope or on the card.When did people first begin to use stamps? Who was the first to think of this idea?

In the early nineteenth century, people did not use stamps.They had to pay postage when they received letters.They were unhappy about this, especially when they paid for a letter which they did not wish to receive at all.The postage was high at that time, because the post offices had to send many people to collect the postage.Rowland Hill, a schoolmaster in England, was the first to put forward a proposal to use stamps.He thought it would be much easier for people to use stamps to cover postage.They could go to the nearby post office to buy stamps and put them on envelopes before they sent the letters.The post office could simply put seals on the stamps so that people could not use the stamps again.In this way, the post office did not need to send postmen to collect postage.It only needed to send fewer postmen to deliver letters.That was a good idea and the government finally accepted it.On May 6, 1840, post offices throughout England began to sell stamps.Soon this new postal system was taken up by other countries.Now each country has its own stamps.And there are many people who collect stamps all over the world.Work Sheet 1:

Find the answers to the following questions from the passage:

1.Why were people unhappy to pay postage for letters in the early nineteenth century? 2.Why was it much easier for people to use stamps for postage? 3.Why was the postage much lower using stamps?

4.How could the post office prevent people from reusing the stamps? 5.Did other countries take up the new postal system? 6.Does every country in the world has its own stamps now?

Work Sheet 2:

Complete the dialogue with the information you have got: A: Oh, What a beautiful stamp!

B: Yes, it's from the U.S.A..A: Do you know ____________________ people did not use stamps? B: Then how did they pay the postage?

A: ___________________________________________________________.B: Was the postage very high then?

A: ___________________________________________________________.B: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps?

A: ___________________________________________________________.B: Why do post offices put seals on the stamps?

A: ___________________________________________________________.B: When did post offices begin to sell stamps?

A: ___________________________________________________________.B: Thank you for telling me so many things about stamps.

第五篇：高中英语阅读课教案

高中英语阅读课教案： LESSON PLAN Time of Lesson: 45 minutes Students: Senior Grade One

Teaching Material: How Did Postage Stamps Come Into Use Teaching Objectives:

1.To train Ss' reading ability(such as guessing the meaning of new words in the context, the speed of reading.)2.To train Ss' reading comprehension(To get messages from what they read.)Teaching Points:

1.Ss get used to three reading skills.2.Ss understand the given passage.Properties: Stamps, letters, postcards, work sheets, OHP Teaching Method: Communicative Approach Lesson Type: Reading New Words and A Phrase: postage, put forward, proposal, seal, deliver, system, postal Procedures: Step 1.Warm-up(6')1.Lead-in Show some stamps, letters and postcards and have free talk to arouse students' motivation.2.Dealing with some new words Q: Do you know the postage of a letter? Explain “postage”, and write postage on the Bb.postage: payment for the carrying of letters A: Fifty fen for any place in China except Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macao.Q: What do the postmen do with the letters? A: They take the letters from the postbox and carry them away to the places on the envelopes and deliver them to the addressed people.Explain “deliver”, and write deliver on the Bb.deliver: take letters or goods to the addressed people.Q: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps? Use OHP to project the question onto the screen.Explain “put forward” and “proposal”, and write them on the Bb.put forward: put an idea before people for thinking over proposal: sth.proposed, plan or idea, suggestion Again: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps? Step 2.Skimming(4'30“)1.Instructions T: Now I give you a passage to read, and for the first time you should only find the answer to the question.You have only two and a half minutes to read.So don't read word for

word.Read quickly.Just try to find the answer.2.Handing out the reading material and reading 3.Checking

Q: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps.A: Rowland Hill, a schoolmaster in England.Step 3.Scanning(6')

1.Instructions

T: This time I give you three minutes to read the passage.When you are reading, find the answers to the two questions.Use OHP to project the questions:

1.Why was the postage high in the early nineteenth century when people did not use stamps?

2.When was postage stamps first put to use? 2.Reading 3.Checking

1)Pair work

2)Class checking

Ans.to Que.1.Because the post offices had to send many people to collect the postage.Ans.to Que.2.On May 6, 1840.Step 4.Full reading(21')1.Instructions

T: Now I give you ten minutes to read the passage for the third time and you should read it carefully.Before reading, let's go over the questions on the work sheet.Give Work Sheet 1 to the Ss.Explain the new words in Que.4.prevent: stop, not let sb.do sth.reuse: use again

T: Try to find the answers to the questions.But don't write the answers down, you can put a sign or underline the sentences concerning the questions.2.Reading

3.Checking

1)Group work: Checking the answers in a group of four Ss.2)Class work: Checking the answers in class.Possible Answers:

1.Why were people unhappy to pay postage for letters in the early nineteenth century?

Because they had to pay postage when they received letters, especially when they paid for a letter which they did not wish to receive at all.The postage was high.2.Why was it much easier for people to use stamps for postage?

Because people could go to the nearby post office to buy stamps and put them on envelopes before they sent the letters.3.Why was the postage much lower using stamps?

Because in this way, the post office did not need to send postmen to collect postage.It only needed to send fewer postmen to deliver letters.4.How could the post office prevent people from reusing the stamps? The post office could simply put seals on the stamps so that people could not use the stamps again.Check the understanding of the word ”seal“, and write it on the Bb.seal: ÓÊ´Á 5.Did other countries take up the new postal system? Yes.Check the understanding of ”postal“ and ”system“, and write them on the Bb.postal: of the post system: a set of working ways

6.Does every country in the world has its own stamps? Yes.Step 5: Rounding-off(7')1.Answering Ss' questions on the passage if any.2.Making a guided-dialogue with the information given from the passage.Hand out Work Sheet 2.Do it in pairs.3.Asking two or three pairs to read their dailogues.A possible completed dialogue: A: Oh, What a beautiful stamp!B: Yes, it's from the U.S.A..A: Do you know in the early nineteenth century people did not use stamps? B: Then how did they pay the postage? A: They had to pay the postage when they received letters.B: Was the postage very high then? A: Yes.Because the post offices had to send many people to collect the postage.B: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps? A: Rowland Hill, a schoolmaster in England.B: Why do post offices put seals on the stamps? A: They can prevent people from using the stamps again.B: When did post offices begin to sell stamps? A: On May 6, 1840.B: Thank you for telling me so many things about stamps.Step 6.Assignment(30”)Ask the Ss to shorten the passage within four or five sentences after class, and to write it in their exercise books.************************************************************* Reading Material: How Did Postage Stamps Come Into Use When you send a letter or a postcard, you have to put stamps on the envelope or on the card.When did people first begin to use stamps? Who was the first to think of this idea? In the early nineteenth century, people did not use stamps.They had to pay postage when they received letters.They

were unhappy about this, especially when they paid for a letter which they did not wish to receive at all.The postage was high at that time, because the post offices had to send many people to collect the postage.Rowland Hill, a schoolmaster in England, was the first to put forward a proposal to use stamps.He thought it would be much easier for people to use stamps to cover postage.They could go to the nearby post office to buy stamps and put them on envelopes before they sent the letters.The post office could simply put seals on the stamps so that people could not use the stamps again.In this way, the post office did not need to send postmen to collect postage.It only needed to send fewer postmen to deliver letters.That was a good idea and the government finally accepted it.On May 6, 1840, post offices throughout England began to sell stamps.Soon this new postal system was taken up by other countries.Now each country has its own stamps.And there are many people who collect stamps all over the world.Work Sheet 1:

Find the answers to the following questions from the passage: 1.Why were people unhappy to pay postage for letters in the early nineteenth century?

2.Why was it much easier for people to use stamps for postage?

3.Why was the postage much lower using stamps?

4.How could the post office prevent people from reusing the stamps?

5.Did other countries take up the new postal system? 6.Does every country in the world has its own stamps now?

Work Sheet 2:

Complete the dialogue with the information you have got: A: Oh, What a beautiful stamp!B: Yes, it's from the U.S.A..A: Do you know ____________________ people did not use stamps?

B: Then how did they pay the postage?

A: ______________________________________ B: Was the postage very high then?

A: _________________________________ B: Who put forward the proposal to use stamps? A: __________________________________ B: Why do post offices put seals on the stamps? A: ______________________________________ B: When did post offices begin to sell stamps?

A:_________________________________________ B: Thank you for telling me so many things about stamps