4.Writing a proposal to call on people to protect trees.
Teaching methods
Task-based language teaching(TBLT)
The situation method
The Audio Lingual method
The cognitive method
The communicative language teaching
Teaching procedures
step1: Look and talk about how sandstorms come into being.
teaching activity:Give the students six pictures and ask them to rank them.
teaching purpose:Learn how dust storms form.
teaching effectiveness:The students can sorted correctly and understood the formation process of sandstorm.
step2:First ask the students to predict the content of the listening according to the pictures, and then start listening.
teaching activity:The students listen and answer the questions. The teacher guides the students to give the correct answers.
teaching purpose:Let students know the causes of sandstorms and how to deal with them effectively. Students get enough thinking, know how to protect the ecological environment in the future.
Step3:Listen again and complete the mind-map of the sandstorm.
Teaching activity:Complete the fill in the blanks based on the listening materials and summarize the knowledge about sandstorms from three aspects: facts, reason, and result.
Teaching purpose:Enable students to understand the causes and impacts of sandstorms.
Teaching effectiveness:Students have a more diverse understanding of sandstorms.
Step4:Read for the function of trees and share more ideas in your group.
Teaching activity:Firstly,find your partners.Secondly,play the roles as loud as possible.Thirdly,underline the sentences of functions.
Teaching purpose:Enable students to develop their oral skills and enrich their knowledge of tree functions through communication.
Teaching effectiveness:Through group dialogue and mind mapping, students have effectively developed their communication and drawing abilities.
Step5:Retell 1a with the help of mind-map.
Teaching activity:Complete the mind map on the blackboard by reading the materials, and invite classmates to come up and talk about this process, outlining the logical sequence.
Teaching purpose:Let students understand the relationship between sandstorms and tree planting, and analyze this causal relationship in their own words from a more logical perspective.
Teaching effectiveness:Not only does it exercise students' summarizing and analyzing abilities, but it also enhances their oral expression skills.
step6:How to protect trees?Let students create a mind-map in group work.
Teaching activity:Encourage students to divide tasks and collaborate in groups, drawing mind maps from four roles: organizer, writer, painter, and sharer.
Teaching purpose:Exercise students' ability to discuss, collaborate, and complete various tasks.
Teaching effectiveness:Students can share their ideas each other and cooperate well Which can exercise their group collaboration ability.
Blackboard design
use stick figures show the relationship between sandstorms and environmental protection
Strengthen the relationship between humans and nature
using the mode of group competition, which group gets the correct answer will plant trees for which group. The group with more trees will win and stimulate students' learning enthusiasm.
Homework design
Try to be a writer
Write a proposal to call on people to protect the trees