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Teaching Contents:
The teaching material for this listening and speaking class is three dialogues about the weather.
Teaching Objectives:
(1) Knowledge objectives
①Students can master some words about weather, such as "cloudy, snow, windy, sunny".
②Students can talk about weather with others by using the sentence patterns "How's the weather in...?" "It's...".
(2) Ability objectives
①Students can improve their listening abilities through extensive listening and intensive listening.
② Students can develop their speaking abilities through role-play.
(3) Emotional objectives
① Students are willing to communicate with each other in English.
② Students can become interested in using English to describe weather in their daily life.
Teaching Key Point:
Students can master the words about weather and sentence patterns "How's the weather in ...?" "It's ...".
Teaching Difficult Point:
Students can use new sentence patterns to talk about the weather correctly.
Major Steps:
Step 1 Pre-listening (4 minutes)
Teach these new words by presenting pictures of different weather conditions on the screen, and then, let students read the words after the tape.
(Justification: This step can arouse students' interest and pave the way for students' listening activities.)
Step 2 While-listening (10 minutes)
Task 1
Play the tape and ask students to summarize the main idea, then talk about and write down which cities are mentioned in the listening material.
For example: Shanghai, Moscow, Boston and Beijing.
Task 2
Ask students to listen to the tape for the second time and fill in the following table.
City
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Weather
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Shanghai
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Moscow
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Boston
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Beijing
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Task 3
Ask students to find out the key sentences describing weather. Then let students practice the sentence patterns by using the new words.
E.g. —How's the weather in Beijing?
—It's sunny.
(Justification: Through extensive listening, students will grasp the main content of this listening material. Through intensive listening, students will enhance their ability of grasping specific information.)
Step 3 Post-listening (6 minutes)
Group work: Role-play
Ask students to role-play in groups of four. Students act as weather reporters to give weather forecast of different cities in turn. After 3 minutes, each group will choose a representative to perform it in front of the class.
For example:
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Here is the weather forecast of our city. It's cloudy tomorrow, and it's very cold, so you should wear more clothes when you go outside. There is going to be a strong wind in the afternoon, and it will be raining the day after tomorrow.
(Justification: With practice, students can not only review the knowledge that they have learned, but also develop their speaking ability.)