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be able to give advice on keeping healthy to others with “should, shouldn’t”
You should drink enough boiled water.
You shouldn’t drink coffee or tea in the evening.
*Skill aims: Listen and read new sentence structures:
What’s wrong with you? I have a …
*Ability objects: develop and improve their listening, speaking
*Moral objects: Students are encouraged to care about others and learn about keeping healthy
Ⅳ. Teaching and learning approaches: (Teaching approaches) ?
1.Task-based approach(Students should be aware of their job before taking action) ? Communicative approach (English is a tool,It’s for communication) ?
2.Audio lingual approach ( Make the class lively and interesting.) ?
3.Situational Language Teaching ( Put them in real situation and they can feel the language,feel the English. ) ?
4.Multi-media assistant teaching method( Make the class lively and interesting.) (Learning approaches) ?
5. Imitating (It is a basic way for students to learn language ) ?
Ⅴ. [Teaching aids]
Computer multimedia projector, pictures of different illnesses
Everyday saying: An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Ⅵ.Teaching procedures:
Lead- in
Step 1:Enjoy an English song about body parts to attract and arouse the students’ interest. And present the new words about body parts. (stomach, tooth, back)
Step 2: present new words about illness by showing a picture of Peppa Pig
Step 3: guide the students to find out the rules of these words (body part + ache )
(to cultivate students’observation ability and summarizing capability)
Step 4: play a guessing game. Act and guess
(to arouse students’ interest and consolidate the the names of illness.)
Before- listening
Step1: creat a situation where Peppa isn’t well, how should her parents ask?
( students are required to be well prepared for the lesson and share ideas in class)
Step 2: present the following sentences according to their discussion.
What’s wrong with you ?
What’s the matter with you?