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(人教版):必修二(unit2 the olympic games--period3 extensive reading).doc
Period3ExtensiveReadingTheGeneralIdeaofThisPeriod:ThisperiodistointroducethestudentstoGreekliteratureandtohelpthemunderstandtheproblemsthatwomenhadinAncientGreece.TheGreekshadwonderfulstoriesabouttheGodsandGoddesseswhowerepartoftheirreligion.TheybelievethattheseGodsorGoddesseswouldhelpiftheyfeltsorryforthemorifthehumansweregoodpeople.TheGodsdidnotalwayshelpthough.Theybehavedlikepeoplewhowereunpredictableandcapricious.TotrytogetthesupportoftheGodspeoplehadtopraytothemandofferthempresents.InthisstorytheGoddessHera,theGreekGoddessofLovethewifeofthechiefGod,ZeuswassorryforHippomenesandagreedtohelphim.TeachingAims:1.EnablethestudentstolearnandtalkaboutAtlantasstory.2.Learnsomeusefulwordsandexpressions:prince,princess,amazeamazing,amazed,foolish,promise,golden,etc.3.Learnsomesentencepatterns:1Iwillonlybemarriedtoamanwhocanrunfasterthanme.2ItwassotallthatIhadtolookuptotheskytoseeit.3TherewasamancalledHippomeneswhowasamazedwhenheheardofAtlantasrules.TeachingImportantPoints:1.EnablethestudentstocomprehendthestoryofAtlantaandgetthegeneralideaofthestoryofAtlantaandsomethingaboutthebeginningoftheOlympicGamesintheancienttime.2.Toknowtheathleteinthepastandthefactthatwomenwerenotallowedtotakepartin.TeachingDifficultPoint:Tounderstandthecontentandfinishthetrueorfalseexercisesefficiently.TeachingMethods:1.SkimmingtogetthegeneralideaofthestoryofAtlanta.2.Scanningtogetdetailedinformationandgettounderstandthestorybetter.3.Task-basedmethodstogetthestudentstocomprehendthepassageandbeabletoretellthestoryintheirownwords.TeachingAids:1.Ataperecorder.2.Amultimedia.TeachingProcedures:Step1Revision1.Revisethefuturepassivevoice.T:Itsgettingcoldnow.Willyoubringorbuysomethickclothestoschool?Ss:Yes.T:Infactwemayalsosaythatbecauseitisgettingcoldnow,somethickclothes.Ss:Somethickclotheswillbebroughtorbought.T:Thatistosay,somethickclotheswillbebroughtorbought.Sometimeswecanusefuturepassivevoicetoexpressafutureaction.Remembertheform?Ss:Yes.will/beto/beinggotobedone.T:Verygood.Nowletscheckourhomeworktoseehowwellyougraspthegrammar.2.Checkthehomework.Page49Ex.1ChoosingtherightwordsandcompletingthesentencesStep2ReadingPage51T:NowdoyouwanttoknowmoreabouttheOlympicGames?Ss:Yes.T:TurntoPage51.ThisreadingmaterialincludesthreedifferenttopicsabouttheancientOlympicGames.Nowletsreadthemonebyone.Whatisthemainideaofthefirstpart?AfterreadingT:Whocananswerthisquestion?S1:ItdescribestheopeningceremonyoftheancientOlympicGames.T:Canyoudescribeitindetails?S2:FirsttheathletesofferedpresentstoZeusandprayedtowinandtowearthevictorscrown.Thentheypromisedtoplayfairlyandnottocheat.T:Thatisallforthispart.Cometothesecondpart.Whatisthecontentofthedialogue?S3:Ittellsusthetraininglifeofasuccessfulathleteandtherewardsthathegotforwinningthematch.T:Whatweretherewards?S4:Hereceivedmanypresentsfromhishometown:freemeals,nomoneyproblemsfortherestofhislifeandsongswrittenabouthim.T:Letscometothethirdmaterial.Whatwasthestoryabout?S5:AwomanwasdiscoveredintheOlympicGames.Shearousedsomeargument.AlawwaspassedthatwomenwerenotallowedtotakepartintheGames.T:Good.LookattheformonPage52.Youcanreadthematerialquicklyandfinishtheform.GivethestudentsenoughtimetodiscusstheanswerstofillintheformonPage52.Checktheanswers.Keys:1.AthletesofferpresentstotheGod,theyprayed,seethestatueofZeus.2.Themenandyoungboys.3.PartsofGreece,AthensandSparta.4.Practiseformanyhoursaday,doalotofexercisetothesoundofmusic.5.Manypresents:freemealsandnomoneyproblemsaswellassongsabouthim.6.Awomanhasbeendiscovered.7.Theylethergo,buthavedecidedtopassalawthatalltrainersmustbemen.Step3ReadingTheStoryofAtlantaonPage141.LeadinginTalkaboutthepicturesonPage14.T:PleaseturntoPage14.Lookatthefirstpicture.Whatcanyouseeinit?Ss:Twopeople.T:Whoistheman?Ss:Heistheking.T:Whataboutthegirl?Ss:Sheishisdaughter.T:Yes,sheisnamedAtlantaandtheyaretalkingabouttheirmarriage.Nowletslookatthesecondpicture.Thistimewhatcanweseehere?Ss:Wecanseeayoungmanandafairy.T:Good.ThemanisnamedHippomenesandthefairyistheGoddessofLove.WecanseetheGoddessofLoveisgivingsomethingtoHippomenes.Whatisshegivingtohim?Ss:Someapples.T:Right.InfactshewasgivingHippomenessomegoldenapples.Whatdoesgoldenmean?Ss:Itmeanshavingthecolorofgold.T:Good.ButwhydoestheGoddessgiveHippomenessomegoldenapples?Whataretheyusedfor?S1:Theyareusedasfood.S2:TheyarepresentfromtheGoddess.S3:Theycanbeusedasalargesumofmoney.T:OK,letsfindoutwhattheyreallyfor.2.GettingthegeneralideaListentothetapetogetthegeneralidea.T:Pleaselistentothetapecarefullytogetthegeneralidea.Payattentiontotheintonation.Ifyoufeellike,readafterthetape.T:Whohavegotthemainidea?S4:ThestoryisaboutAtlantawhoracestomarrythemanwhocanrunfasterthanher.Inordertowintherace,HippomenesaskedforhelpfromtheGoddessoflove.3.SkimmingGetthestudentstoreadthestoryandfindtheanswerstothefollowingquestions.1WhowasAtlanta?2Whatwasshegoodat?3Whodidshewanttomarry?4HowcouldheHippomeneswinAtlanta?T:Nowpleasereadthestoryandtrytofindtheanswerstothefollowingfourquestions.Ifyoucomeacrossanyunknownwords,trytoguesstheirmeanings.Afterthreeminutes.Nowhaveyoufinished?Ss:Yes.T:Nowwhocangiveustheanswerstothequestions?S5:Miss,letmehaveatry.IthinkAtlantawasaGreekprincess.T:Yesorno?Ss:Yes.T:Good.Whataboutthesecondone?Whocangiveusananswer?S6:Shewasgoodatrunning.ShewasnotonlybeautifulbutalsocouldrunfasterthananymaninGreece.T:Welldone.Whataboutthethirdone?S7:Shewantedtomarryamanwhocouldrunfasterthanher.T:Wasthatpossible?Somesayyesandsomesayno.Letsseethelastquestion.Whocangiveusananswer?S8:Letmetry.HeaskedforhelpfromtheGreekGoddessofLove.TheGreekGoddessofLovegavehimthreegoldenapplestoattractAtlantasattentionandmakeherslowdown.4.ConsolidationTrueorfalseGettheSstodothetrueorfalseasacompetitiontochecktheirunderstandingofthestory.Ifastatementisfalse,theyshouldtellthereason.1.Atlantacouldrunfasterthananyman.False.ShecouldrunfasterthananymaninGreece.2.AtfirstHippomenesunderstoodwhymenranagainstAtlanta.False.AtfirsthecouldntunderstandwhymenranagainstAtlanta.HethoughtthosemenwerefoolishtorunagainstAtlanta.3.Atlantawasnotconfidentshewouldwin.False.Shewasconfident.4.ShewassoangrythatshecouldnotrunintheOlympics.False.ThereasonforhernotbeingallowedtorunintheOlympicwasnotthatshewasangrybutthatshewasawoman.ShewasangryatthefactthatshecouldnotrunintheOlympics.5.Shemadeasmanymenasshecouldshareherpain.False6.Herfatherdidnotunderstandherwishtocompete.True7.Hedidnotrefuseherwishtochooseahusbandinarace.TrueStep5AssignmentT:Inthisclass,wevelearnedmoreabouttheOlympicGamesandtalkedaboutaGreekstoryintheancientOlympicsAtlantasstory.Afterclass,Iwouldlikeyoutoreadthestoryfluentlyandretellthestory.Step6TheDesignoftheWritingontheBlackboardUnit2TheOlympicGamesPeriod3LanguagePoints1.marryvt.AmarryBmarryAtoBAget/bemarriedtoBn.marriageadj.married2.amazed=surprisedbeamazedatsth.beamazedtodosth.beamazedthat.amazing=surprising3.promisevt.promisesth.promisesb.sth.promisesb.todosth.promisesb.that.promisen.make/giveapromisekeepapromisecarryoutapromisebreakapromiseStep7RecordafterTeaching