2022年人教版必修三Unit4《thescienceofthestars》word教学设计1 .pdf

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1、名师精编优秀教案Unit 4 Astronomy:the science of the stars Part 1 Teaching Design 第一部分教学设计Period 1 A sample lesson plan for reading(HOW LIFE BEGAN ON THE EARTH)Introduction In this period,after the warming up,students will first be guided to talk and share.Then they will be helped to read an exposition（说明文）e

2、ntitled HOW LIFE BEGAN ON THE EARTH.Then the students may be asked to listen and read aloud，read and underline，read and understand difficult sentences，read and transfer information，read and translate,read to decide on the type of writing and summary of the text and finally read to draw a tree diagra

3、m of the text and retell the story with the help of the diagram.The period will end in students having a discussionHow Did the Uni verse Begin?Objectives To help students understand the text s forms and contents and learn about festival Astronomy To help students communicate on the topic in focus wi

4、th the words,expressions and structures learned in this unit Focus 名师精编优秀教案Words dissolve，exist，puzzle，crash，pull，float，exhaust Expressions in time,lay eggs,give birth to,block out,cheer up,now that,break out,watch out Patterns 1.It exploded loudly with fire and rock,which were in time to produce th

5、e water vapor,carbon dioxide,oxygen,nitrogen and other gases,which were to make the earth s atmosphere.2.Nobody knew that it was going to be different from other planets going round the sun.3.It allowed the earth to dissolve harmful gases,which had become part of the earth s atmosphere,into the ocea

6、ns and seas.4.This encouraged the development of early shellfish and all sorts of fish.5.They produced young generally by laying eggs.6.They are putting too much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere,whichprevents heat from escaping from the earth into space.7.Whether life will continue on the earth fo

7、r millions of years to come will depend on whether this problem can be solved.Aids Multimedia facilities,tape-recorder,photos,diagrams Procedures I.Warming up by learning vocabularyGood morning,class!Today,we are going to take Unit 4 Astronomy:the science of the stars.Before we read the text,let s t

8、urn to page 99 and get familiarized with the vocabulary first.Pay attention to the making of the word.Study the prefixes,roots and suffixes in the words.II.Pre-reading 1.Looking and sayingHave you ever wondere d how the universe began?Well Im sure you may have many answers to this question,but I hav

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16、V9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2名师精编优秀教案theory on this subject.Now look at the screen and listen to me telling you something exciting.科学家透露：宇宙可能有两个我们的宇宙和一个隐藏的 宇宙共同 镶嵌 在五维空间 中。在我们的宇宙早期，这两个宇宙发生了一次相撞事故，相撞产生的能量生成了我们宇宙中的物质和能量。2.T alking and sharing Do you know how the universe began?I n the 1920s in

17、 California,astronomer Edwin Hubble observed distant galaxies using an extremely powerful telescope.He made two mind-boggling(unbelievable)discoveries.First,Hubble figured out that the Milky Way isn t the only galaxy.He realized that faint,cloud-like objects in the night sky are actually other galax

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27、P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2名师精编优秀教案Collocations from HOW LIFE BEGAN ON THE EARTH a cloud of energetic dus

28、t（具有能量的尘埃）,combine into（合成）,move around the sun（环绕太阳运转）,become violent（变得激烈）,the solid surface（固体表面）,explode loudly（猛烈爆炸）,in time（及时，最终）,produce the water vapor（产生水蒸汽）,make the earths atmosphere（构成了地球的大气层）,cool down（冷却）,on the surface（在表面）,be different from（与不同）,go round the sun（环绕太阳运转）,disappear fr

29、om（从消失）,stay on（存留在）,show one s quality（显现某人的特性）,dissolve harmful gases（分解，溶解有害气体）,become part of（变成的一部分）,develop life（发展生命）,grow in the water（在水里生长）,fill with（用来填充，充满了）,encourage the development of（鼓励的发展）,millions of years later（几万年以后）,live on land（在陆地上生活）,live in the sea（在海里生存）,grow into forests（长

30、成森林）,produce young（生出幼仔）,lay eggs（下蛋）,animals with hands and feet（长着手脚的动物）,spread all over the earth（遍布全世界）,develop new methods（发展了新的方法）,grow food（种植）,move around（迁徙）,go by（过去，推移）,take care of（在意，照看好）,put into（把带入，放入）,preventfrom（防止做）,escape from into（从逃离到）,become hot（变热）,depend on.（依靠，依赖，取决与）,solve

31、 a problem（解决一个问题）3.Reading and understanding difficult sentences Skim the text and identify the difficult sentences of each paragraph.You may put your hand up if you have any questions.4.Reading and transferring informationRead the text again to complete the table below,HOW LIFE BEGAN ON THE EARTH

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38、6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1

39、R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2文档编码:CV9S7T10B5D1 HH5N10G5M1R6 ZE1X4P10K7X2名师精编优秀教案HOW LIFE BEGAN ON THE EARTH What was the earth like after the“Big Bang”?A cloud of energetic dust at first and then a ball around the sun.In time as a result of its explosion,water vapor and

40、many other gases were produced to make the earth s atmosphere.Water then appeared when it cooled down,offering the possibility for the beginning of life.Why was the earth different?The arrival of small plants growing in the water filled the oceans and seas with oxygen,encouraging the development of

41、small living things.How was life developed on earth?Carbon dioxide and air with oxygen helped life developed.First were insects and amphibians,and then appeared reptiles and dinosaurs,producing young by laying eggs.At first,came mammals producing young from within their bodies.What did small clever

42、animals do?With hands and feet,they spread all over the earth,developing new methods of growing food,hunting and moving around,yet neglecting the environment protection,causing new problems for human beings existence for good.5.Reading the text once again to decide on the type of writing and summary

43、 of the text Type of writing This is a descriptive writing.Main idea of the passage The earth came i nto being after the“Big Bang”.Then small plants came growing in the water,followed by green plants appearing on land.In the end appeared small clever animals.Topic sentence of 1st paragraph After the

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