Helping handsppt配套的教案及板书设计

悦读联播八上Module 10

Entertainment

What’s

on?

___Teahouse

教案

Teaching aims:

1. Read and understand the new words and useful expressions . 2. Listen to the text well. 3. To train students’ reading skills. 4. Learn Chinese life and history better from the entertainment. Teaching important points: 1.Read and understand the new words and useful expressions . 2.Learn Chinese life and history better from the entertainment. Teaching difficulties:

The main sentences: 1.It is still one of the most popular plays in China.

2.It is a favorite work by one of China’s most popular writers.

3.Lao She is a master of 20th century play writing.

Teaching procedures:

A.

Before reading:

1.

Lead-in

Show the pictures of Lao She’s‘teahouse’

2. Play a video of ‘teahouse’.

3 .Listen a tape of the text(for the first time)

4.Listen a tape of the text and find the useful expressions and entences (for the second time) 5.Listen a tape of the text and read after the tape quietly. (for the

third time)

B. While reading:

1. Show the title What’s

on?

___Teahouse .

2. Show the poster of ‘Teahouse.’

3. Discuss the text and translate the text into Chinese(in groups)

C. After reading:

1. Do Exercises1,2 on Page 75

2. Check the answers,

Exercises 1.Match the word with its correct meaning in the text.

typical

talk about other people’s behavior and private life

neighborhood

do something to entertain people

gossip

having the usual features of a particular thing perform

a small area of a town or the people who live there 2.Decide whether the following statements are true ( T ) or false ( F )

(

) 1).The play reflects changes in the lives of more than 70 characters. (

) 2).It takes about 50 years from the first act to the final act. (

) 3).People who go to the teahouse are generally friendly.

(

) 4).The play has been performed countless times in China since 1958.

3. Pay attention to the pink useful expressions and red sentences. And read after the teacher for many times. Homework:

Preview the text next ‘What an enjoyable performances! ’onPage76