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七年级下册(衔接三年级起点)(2012年12月第1版)《Lesson 24 How Was Your Weekend?》教案下载-惠州市优质课

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Grammar: be going to/will +动词原形

教学用具

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教学过程

Step 1. Analysis of the student.

In this unit, we learned how to talk about weekend activities, and we learned our personal interests.so in this lesson, we will describe our weekend, how to spend the time, and how to plan our weekend.

Step 2. Lead in.(引入)

Greet the students in everyday English and make sure they can response correctly.

Check the homework and explain if necessary.

Dictate the words and phrases in last lesson, checkup the Ss if master the words and phrases. Make sure the Ss can remember the words and phrases.

Step 3. New lesson.(新课)

No. 1 text:

Explain the title in Chinese, how was your weekend?

How are you? How was your weekend?

I had a great weekend! Guess what! I can make donuts myself now. My mum taught me on Saturday. Jenny came over and helped us. It was a lot of work, but it was fun. Fresh home-made donuts are so delicious. Yummy!

Next weekend, I am going to climb a mountain! I will go with my parents, cousins, aunt and uncle. Mountain climbing is so fun. We are going to take a bus there. It's three hours away from my house. We are going to sing songs and play games on the bus. I'm so excited! My uncle is going to bring his camera and I am going to bring some donuts for everybody.

Did you have a good weekend? What are you going to do next weekend?

Write back soon.

No. 2 Grammar: be going to/will +动词原形

No.3 finish the practice.

Step 4. Play the tape for the Ss to follow.

Make the Ss listen the text, then let them read follow the tape.

Step 5. Summary. (小结)

Sum up the text what we learned, and the new words.

Homework

Finish the activity book and the practice.

Copy the words and phrases twice.

教学反思

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