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1、Unit 1 Dream homesComic strip & Welcome to the unitI. Teaching aims and learning objectivesBy the end of the lesson, students should be able to：1. understand and act out the comic strip;2. correctly say the name, the capital, a place of interest, the language and the people of the six countries on P
2、age 7.II. Teaching contents1. New words and phrases： palace, town, Canada, France, Japan, Russia, UK, London, country, capital, next to2. New structures： Id like to live next to a restaurant.There are twenty restaurants in town.The biggest one in Fifth Street!Is Tokyo the capital of Japan?III. Focus
3、 of the lesson and predicted area of difficulty1. To read the proper nouns on Page 7 correctly and remember them well.2. To get enough information for the conversation from the teachers presentation and the discussion with classmates.3. To talk about the students own favourite countries.IV. Teaching
4、 proceduresComic stripStep 1 Lead-inFree talk (1) How was your winter holiday?(2) Did you have a good time?(3) What did you do? (4) Where did you go?(5) What was the best part of your winter holiday?Step 2 Presentation1. Watch and answer.T: Eddie and Hobo are also talking about their dream homes. Wa
5、tch the cartoon and answer the questions: Would Eddie like to live in a palace? Do you understand the meaning of this new word “palace”?2. Read and learn.T: Lets open the book and tell me where Eddie would like to live.T: Good! What does “next to” mean in Chinese? And what about “fifth”?3. Language
6、points.T: Read aloud after the tape and learn the language points.(1) would like to do = want to do(2) live in a palace(3) live next to a restaurant(4) in town(5) the biggest one in Fifth StreetStep 3 Practice1. Play roles and practise in pairs.T: Work in pairs and act out the story. Ill ask some pa
7、irs to act in front of the class. 2. Complete a short story.Welcome to the unitStep 1 Part A1. Presentation and learn. Show pictures to learn about different countries: Japan, the USA, France, Canada, the UK and Russia.JapanT: Boys and girls, please look at the picture. Who knows the name of this pl
8、ace?T: Yes, its Mount Fuji. There is thick white snow at the top of the mountain all year round. The view in and around this mountain is really wonderful. Do you know which country it is in?T: Thats right. Its in Japan. Mount Fuji is near Tokyo, the capital of Japan. Do you understand the meaning of
9、 “capital”? T: What do we call the people who live in Japan? Yes, we call them Japanese or Japanese people. And “Japanese” also means the language that Japanese people speak. T: Weve learnt something about Japan. Would you please say something about this picture or this country? For example, the cap
10、ital of Japan is Tokyo. Whod like to go on?T: Good job! So much for this picture. Now, look at the next picture.2. Look and match. Finish Part A on Page 7.3. Complete and say. T: Weve learnt a lot about different countries. Let me help you remember them well. Look at this table. First, would you ple
11、ase complete it?T: Would you please say several sentences about each country? You can first practise with your partner. Then Ill ask some of you to report one of them to the class.Step 2 Part B1. Listen and answer.(1) Which picture are Annie and Simon talking about?(2) What do you know from their co
12、nversation?2. Read aloud.3. Make up similar conversations.Step 3 Practice Show pictures of famous people from the six countries and ask the students to do the question chains. Vote for the best question and the best answer.T: Ill show you some famous people from the six countries. Lets do a “questio
13、n chain”. Six questions for each of them. Lets see who will raise the best question and who will give the best answer. Are you ready? OK. Lets start from T: Great! Most of you did a very good job. Which question and which answer do you think are the best?V. Homework1. Tell your parents about your favourite country among the six in English. 2. Remember the new language points.