Reading 1: A trip to the zooppt课件课堂实录

A trip to the zoo Function Talking about one’s favourite animal Structure Present simple questions Listening/Speaking Finding specific information; recognizing third person verb endings -s Asking and answering questions about animals Reading/Writing Finding specific information Describing a place; using punctuation: capital letters Culture Pandas and tigers Task Making a poster of your favourite animal Unit 1 Does the tiger eat meat? ■Warming up Hello, class! Today we start our new lesson. I will take you to the zoo. Of course we will not go to the real one, but the zoo in our textbook. What is your favourite animal? Do you like camel, elephant, lion, giraffe or kangaroo? Do you like monkey, panda, snake, tiger, wolf or polar bear? The kangaroo comes from Australia, the polar bear from the Arctic, the tiger from Asia and the wolf from Europe. What does the polar bear eat? It eats meat. Does the tiger eat meat? Yes, it does. It eats meat and it likes to run. Is there a panda in our zoo? Yes, there is. Does the panda eat meat? No, it doesn’t. It eats bamboo. Now let’s turn to page 54 and have a look at our animals! ■Listening and vocabulary 1 Look at the pictures.Which animals can you see? There are six pictures here. There are six kinds of animals on the pictures. Is the first one a snake? Yes, it is. Three giraffes are in the fourth picture. Do they come from Europe? No, they don’t. They come from Africa. Does the panda in the second picture come from the UK? No, it doesn’t. It comes from China. Do you know the names of all these animals? Do you know all the words in the box? 1→ snake 2→panda 3→elephant 4→giraffe 5→tiger 6→monkey 2 Listen and check. Listen to the tape. What animals can you hear from the tape? Now work in pairs and say what you can see. Work with your partner. Talk about the animals in Activity 1. What can you see in the above pictures? We can see a panda, a snake, an elephant, giraffes, monkeys and a tiger in these pictures. That’s a tiger. Yes, and there is a snake. That’s an elephant. Yes, and there are some monkeys. ---That’s a panda. ---Yes, and there are some giraffes. ---That’s a snake. ---Yes, and there are some monkeys. ---That’s an elephant. ---Yes, and there is a tiger. 3 Listen and read. Now we are going to listen and read. Lingling and Daming are visiting Beijing Zoo right now. The guide is telling them something about the animals in the zoo. The guide also answers them questions to the animals. Listen carefully.

Now let’s go on to read the conversation. While reading try to cut(断句)/ the sentences into parts, blacken(涂黑)the predicates, shade(加影)the connectives and underline(划线)the expressions. Now write all the expressions in your Expression Book. 4 Check(√)the true sentences. Hi, class! Let me ask you some questions about the zoo and the animals. How many animals are there in the zoo? There are five thousand animals in it. Does the kangaroo live in Europe? No, it doesn’t. The kangaroo lives in Australia. Where does the polar bear come from? It comes from the Arctic. Does the tiger eat meat? Yes, it does. The tiger eats meat. Read the conversation again and check (√)the true sentences. 1 There are 7,000 animals in the zoo. 2 The kangaroo lives in Europe. 3 The polar bear lives in the Arctic. (√) 4 The polar bear comes from China. 5 The tiger eats meat. (√) 6 The tiger comes from Asia. (√) 7 The panda comes from China. (√) 8 The panda doesn’t eat bamboo. Now correct the answers: There are 5,000 animals in the zoo. The kangaroo lives in Australia. The polar bear comes from Arctic. The panda eats bamboo. ■Pronunciation and speaking 5 Listen and repeat. We are going to do a pronunciation practice. Here are two sounds and two lines of words. Listen and repeat after the tape recorder. Pay attention to the pronunciation of the native speaker. / / here / / bear there 6 Listen and repeat the questions and answers. Listen to the tape. We can hear questions and answers about the animals. Pay attention to the structure of the sentences. Read aloud the questions and answers below. ---Does the panda eat bamboo? ---Yes，it does. It eats bamboo. ---Does the tiger come from Europe? ---No, it doesn’t. It comes from Asia. 7 Work in pairs.Ask and answer the questions. Work with your partner. Ask each other questions about the animals in the zoo. Try to answer these questions. You can also make your own questions if you like. ---Does the polar bear like to swim? ---Yes, it does. It likes to swim. ---Does the tiger eat meat? ---Yes, it does. It eats meat. ---Does the panda eat bamboo? ---Yes, it does. It eats bamboo. ---Does tiger like to swim? ---Yes, it does. It likes to run. ---Does the polar bear eat bamboo? ---No, it doesn’t. It eats meat.

---Does the polar bear come from China? ---No, it doesn’t. It comes from the Arctic. Unit 2 Is it an African elephant? ■Warming up Hi, class! There are all kinds of animals around the world. Some animals live in Asia. For example, some sorts of camels, snakes and elephants live in Asia. Kangaroo lives in Australia. It is Australian. Kangaroo lives in grassland. It eats grass and leaves. It doesn’t eat meat. Panda lives in China. It is Chinese. Panda lives in the forest. It eats bamboo. It doesn’t eat meat. Let’s turn to page 56 and have a look at our new lesson. ■Vocabulary and reading 1 Find these places on the map. This is a world map. What can you see on the map? We can see Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania, North America and South America on the map. The desert is in Africa. Camels live in Africa. There are African camels in the desert. Camels eat grass and don’t often drink. The grassland is in Australia. There are many sheep in Australia. They are Australian sheep. They eat grass and like drinking. Africa America Asia Oceania Europe 2 Match the places with these words. Hi, class! There is an elephant in our zoo. It is an Asian elephant. It comes from Asia. It likes water very much. Does that monkey come from America? Yes, it does. It is an American monkey. It likes to play and always eats fruit. What does that wolf eat? It eats meat. It doesn’t eat vegetables. Where does it come from? It comes from Europe. It’s European. Now, do you know how to use these new words? Practice them in your speaking. Pay attention to their spellings and pronunciations. Africa→ African America→ American Asia→ Asian Oceania→ Oceania Europe→ European 3 Look at the map again and complete the sentences. Look at the map again. We can see four small pictures around the map. What are these pictures about? What can these pictures tell us? Is the desert in Africa? Yes, it is. The desert is in Africa. Where is the grassland? The grassland is in Oceania. Complete the sentences below with the words in the map. The desert is in Africa. The forest is in Asia, North America and South America. The grassland is in Oceania. The jungle is in Europe. 4 Read the text and choose the correct answers. Now we are going to read the text. This is a text about animals around the world. There are six kinds of animals here. Each of them is different from the others. Some of them like water. While some live in the desert and don’t often drink water. Some of them come from the grassland. While some come from the jungle. Read the text and try to get the meaning of it. While reading try to cut(断句)/ the sentences into parts, blacken(涂黑)the predicates, shade(加影)the connectives and underline(划线)the expressions. Now write all the expressions in your Expression Book.

Now we read the text once again. This time pay attention to the details of the text. Choose the correct answers for the following questions. Pay attention to the sentence structure. After you choose the correct answers, please read aloud the complete sentences. Does the camel eat fruit? Yes，it does./No，it doesn’t. Is the camel African? Yes，it is./No，it isn’t. Does the elephant like water? Yes, it does./No, it doesn’t. Is the elephant Asian? Yes, it is./No, it isn’t. Is the kangaroo Australian? Yes, it is./No, it isn't. Does the monkey live in the desert? Yes, it does/No, it doesn’t. Is the snake from the Arctic? Yes，it is./No，it isn’t. Does the snake eat meat? Yes，it does./No，it doesn’t. Is the wolf European? Yes, it is./No, it isn’t. Does the wolf eat fruit? Yes, it does./No，it doesn’t. ■Writing 5 Write the places with capital letters. Now we are going to study a new rule of writing. Words of places are written with capital letters. For example, we visit Beijing Zoo. The monkey comes from South America. The elephant is African. Pleas write the places with capital letters in the following passage. Unit 3 Language in use ■Warming up Hi, class. We learn a lot about animals in this module. They are interesting. But today we shall do something uninteresting. We put language in use. That is we shall learn about English Grammar and English Vocabulary. ■Grammar Does the panda come from China? Yes, it does. Is the kangaroo Australia? Yes, it is 1 Look, ask and answer about the animals after Daming and Tony. On page 58 Daming and Tony are talking about the panda Meimei and the monkey Lingling. Can you ask and answer about these two lovely animals as Daming and Tony do? A: Does Meimei come from Sichuan, China? B: Yes, it does. A: What is his favourite food? B: It is bamboo. A: What is his favourite activity? B: It is climbing trees. A: What is this monkey’s name? B: It is Lingling. A: Where does it come from? B: It comes from Sichuan, China. A: What is his favourite food?

B: It is fruit. A: What is his favourite activity? B: it is jumping and climbing trees. 2 Write down the questions and answers of your partner. Work with your partner. Please write down the questions and answers of your partner. Ask as many questions about Meimei and Lingling as you can. Use your imagination. ---Does Meimei come from Sichuan, China? ---Yes, it does. Does Meimei like to eat bamboos? Yes, it does. Does Meimei like jumping trees? Yes, it doesn’t. It likes climbing trees. Does Lingling come from Guangdong, China? No, it doesn’t. It comes from Sichuan, China. Does Lingling like fruit? Yes, it does. Does Lingling like jumping and climbing trees? Yes, it does.