E英语1unit2教案

教案周次第周，第次课授课时间年月日授课章节Unit2PassageATheGirlTerryFox本（章）节授课方式课堂讲授（√）实践课（）教学时数学时8授课要点本（章）节教学目标Studentsareexpectedto1.gettoknowsomebackgroundinformationaboutTerryFox1.haveabetterunderstandingofthepassage2.usethewords,phrasesandpatternstomakesentences3.knowthewaystoachievesuccess4.viewtheirlivespositivelywhentheymeetwithdifficulties教学重点和难点1Theunderstandingofcomplicatedsentences2Importantlanguagepoints3Translationexercises:C-EandE-C思考题或作业1.CollectinginformationaboutTerryFox2.Oralwork:3.Dosomefurtherreading.教学内容与组织安排PassageATheGirlTerryFoxPeriodOne&TwoⅠ.Warm-upActivitiesDiscussion:On“sports”1)Areyouinterestedinsport?2)Whichsportdoyoulikebest?（running,jogging,hiking）/What’syourfavoritesports?3)Howoftendoyousport?4)Whatadvantagesdoessportshave?5)WhatdoyouthinkisthenationalsportofChina?Why?6)HowmuchdoyouknowaboutTerryFox?Isitaboyoragirl?7)Whatdoyouthinkthepassageisabout?II.Overviewofthetext1.BackgroundInformation:AboutTerryFox:TerryFox(1958-1981)isaCanadianathleteandcancerresearchactivist.Also,heisainspirationalhero.Whenhewas18yearsold,hewasdiagnosedashavingbonecancerandforcedtohavehisrightlegcutoff.In1980,FoxstartedtheMarathonofHopeandbegantorunusinganartificiallegtoraisemoneyforcancerresearch.Thespreadofhiscancereventuallyforcedhimtoendhisquestafter143daysandultimatelycosthimhislife.Heranmorethan5,300kilometers,halfwayacrossCanada.NowtheMarathonofHopetakesplaceeveryyearandhasnowgrowntoinvolvemillionsofparticipantsinover60countries.In2008,TerryFoxwasnamedaNationalHistoricPersonofCanadabytheCanadiangovernmentforhissignificantroleinthehistoryofthecountry.PeriodThree&FourIV.DetailedanalysisofthetextPart1:1.MainIdeaWhathappenedwhenEstellewas13?Findtextualevidence.★LanguageandDetails1.callsb.sth将……命名为……（name,elect,appoint,consider,nominate）e.g.TheynamethiscityShanghai.WeelectedMr.Smithourchairman.2.beforelong(soon)e.g.Ihopetoseeyouagainbeforelong.longbefore/longago很久以前Thehousewaspulleddownlongago.那栋房子很久以前被拆掉了。e.g.Wehadseenthatfilmlongbefore.3.atthehospitalinhospitalinschool,atchurch,attable4.cutoff切掉，割掉，砍掉e.g.Hehadhisfingercutoffinanaccidentatwork.他在一次工伤中被切掉了手指。5.TheywouldgivemeprosthesessoIcouldatleastwalk.1).atleast（用于对否定情况补充肯定的评论）至少，起码e.g.Theworkisdifficult,butatleastthepayisgood.Shemaybeslowbutatleastshe’sreliable.2)so引导目的状语从句e.g.Checkcarefullysoanymistakescouldbefoundout.6.scared.adj.frightenedofsthorafraidthatsthbadmightheppenasacredlook惊恐的表情bescaredtodeath吓得要死bescaredstiff吓得呆若木鸡bescaredofdoingsthe.g.Sheisscaredofgoingoutalone.besacredofsthe.g.He’sscaredofheights.bescaredtodosth.e.g.Peoplearescaredtousethebuses.scared(that...)e.g.I’mscared(that)I’mgoingtofall.Thethievesgotsacredandranaway.scarev.~sbYouscareme.你吓了我一跳。ItscaresmetothinkIwasaloneinthebuilding.Hedoesn’tscareeasily.他不轻易害怕。7.crushv.1)crushsb./sth压坏，压伤，挤压变形e.g.Thecarwascompletelycrushedunderthetruck.Theycrushthewatermelonswithapress.2)todestroysb’sconfidenceorhappiness破坏，毁坏（某人的信心和幸福）e.g.Shefeltcompletelycrushedbytheteacher’scriticism.老师的批评使她觉得自己一无是处。n.crushonsb.（通常指年轻人对年长者的短暂的）热恋，迷恋aschoolgirlcrush女学生的迷恋e.g.Ihadahugecrushonher.我对她爱慕至极。8.passionn.强烈的热爱；激情havepassionforsb.对某人强烈的爱havepassionforsth.酷爱某活动passionateadj.passionatelyadv.passionlessadj.冷漠的，无情的passionflower西番莲其果实passionfruit百香果e.g.Herlifelongpassionformusicbeganinchildhood.她对音乐的毕生热爱始于孩提时代。Theyoungmangaveaspeechwithgreatpassionandmovedallthosewhowerepresent.这个年轻人的演讲充满激情，感动了所有在场的人。9.barelyadv.1)仅仅，刚刚，勉强可能e.g.Themusicwasbarelyaudible.音乐声勉强能听见。Webarelyhadtimetocatchthetrain.我们差点没赶上火车。2)几乎不，几乎没有e.g.Shebarelyacknowledgedhispresence.她只略微向他打了个招呼。Therewasbarelyanysmell.几乎没有什么气味。bareadj.1）barefeet赤脚2）（树木）光秃秃的，（土地）荒芜的thebarebranches3)仅够的，最基本的，最简单的barenecessitiesoflife最起码的生活所需bareessentials最基本的bareminimumofwork最少的功夫10.proudbeproudofsth./sbfordoingsth.e.g.Lilyisproudofhernewcar.proudtodosthproudthat-clausee.g.Davewasproudtobelongtosuchafineteam.Davewasproudthathebelongedtosuchafineteam.11.oddsn.sth.thatmakesitseemimpossibletodoorsth.不利条件，逆境e.g.Theysecuredavictoryinthefaceofoverwhelmingodds.尽管情况非常不利，他们仍得到了胜利。againstallodds,hemadeafullrecovery.在凶多吉少的情形下，他终于完全康复了。12.Afterwardsatalatertime;afteraneventthathasalreadybeenmentionede.g.Afterwardsshewassorryforwhatshe’dsaid.Let’sgooutnowandeatafterwards.Shortlyafterwardshemetheragain.13.bet(betting,bet,bet)下赌注于……，用……打赌beton/againststh.e.g.Iwouldn’tbetonthemwinningthenextelection.betsth.（onsth）e.g.Hebet$2,000onthefinalscoreofthegame.他下2000元赌比赛的最后比分。betsb.sththate.g.Shebetme￡20thatIwouldn’tdoit.她和我打20英镑的赌，说我不会那么做。I’llbet!表示理解，有同感，当然e.g.Thatboyissohandsome.I’llbet!Iwouldn’tbetonit.不大可能，很难说e.g.She’llsoongetusedtotheidea,’‘Iwouldn’tbetonit.’14.afraidadj.害怕；担心beafraidofsb/sthbeafraidofdoingsthbeafraidtodosth.e.g.1）It’sallover.There’snothingtobeafraidofnow.Areyouafraidofghost?Istartedtofeelafraidofgoingoutaloneatnight.Shewasafraidtoopenthedoor.2)Shewasafraidofupsettingherparents.她担心会使父母不安。Don’tbeafraidtoaskisyoudon’tunderstand.Wewereafraid(that)weweregoingtocapsizetheboat.3)afraidforsb/sth（担心/生怕将发生不愉快，不幸或危险的事情）e.g.I’mnotafraidforme,butforthebaby.Youwillbeafraidforyourjob.15.ever