实用英语综合教程1第七单元全英教案.docVIP

I. Background information Student: Non-English Major Freshmen Textbook: Practical English Comprehensive Course 1, Unit 7, Text A II. Teaching aims: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: Master new words and sentence patterns of Text A; Read the text independently and express their thoughts in English fluently; Learn some lessons from Michael Phelps, such as dreaming big, single-minded focus, perseverance and so on. III. Important and difficult points: Vocabulary: cheer, compete, circumstance, routine, apologize, judgment, demonstrate, worthy despite, promise. Phrases: be in the air, believe in, come down to, feel like, resort to, engage in, keep in mind, on track. IV. Teaching aids: PPT V. Teaching procedures: Step 1:warm-up Display the theme song of 2008 Beijing Olympic games to students. Students guess the name of the song. Step 2: pre-reading 1. Show students photos of some famous athletes and then ask them what they have known about them. 2. Show a picture of Phelps and give them some detailed information of him. 3. students do exercise 1; Step 3: while-reading Global Reading (1) Give students 5-8 mins read the text quickly to get the main idea of the text. (2) Check the answer of exercise 1. (3) Lead students read and study new words. Detailed Reading Explain important phrases and difficult sentences: (1) Michael Phelps — the name is now in the air. — A lot of people now are talking about Michael Phelps. be in the air 到处流传，某种感觉到处都有 Eg: Change is in the air. (2) dream big: to have a big dream; imagine something ambitious that you would like to happen; be very Ambitious(有雄心，有抱负) Eg:She had dreamed big and worked hard, and she was a winner in sports and in life. (3) tie v. if two players, teams, etc. tie or are tied in a game or competition, they finish it with an equal number of points（与…成平局） Eg: England tied 2-2 with Germany in the first round. The scores are tied at 3-3. (4) circumstance n. the conditions that affec