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1、Unit 26 Mainly revisionLesson 101Teaching Objectives:1. the Past Continuous Tense; 2. the Superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs; Language focus:1. The Past Continuous Tense2. The Superlative formsthe most popular, the best3. as. . .as; not so/as. . .as4. The subjects they learn.Chinese, Englis
2、h, maths, physics, politics, art, PE, music, history, geography, biology, chemistry5. New wordsrob, hard-workingProperties: Overhead projector, some objectsTeaching procedures:Step 1 RevisionRevise the Past Continuous TenseStep 2 Ask and answerShow the students the pictures and ask what they were do
3、ing between 12:00 and 3:00 last night.Help them find out the answer.Play the video: Lesson101 Ask and answerExplain the word rob. Rob means “to steal money or property from a person, bank” etc. Robber is a person who steals money or property.Let four students stand in line, the other student acts as
4、 a policeman. Ask and answer the questions. Then change the students.Step 3 RevisionRevise the comparative forms of these adjective.ShanghaiWuhanWuhan is not so big as Shanghai. Ann is not so as tall as Han Mei. But she is as clever as Han Mei.Show two different books and saying: This book is as int
5、eresting as that one.Give the students some words to make sentences by using “as as, not as as”Step 4 PractiseAsk “What do you think is the most popular subject in your class? Who is the most popular TV star at the moment?” “What do you think about maths and English? etc.Teach the new words: hard-wo
6、rking, art, at the momentGet the students to ask and answer questions about different subjects.Step 5 Exercises in classStep 6 Homework1. Review the grammar for today.2. Prepare sth. about “Titanic” (film or the accident) .3. Do exercises on page 127. Finish off the workbook exercises.Writing on blackboard1. Ask and answer Ask the policemans questions according the following pictures. 2. Practise. 3. Comparison of adjectives as. . .as/not as( so) . . .as (1) Maths is as interesting as English.(2) Science is not as popular as Chinese.