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Unit 8 Shopping for food
Task objectives
Understand a series of instructions and act accordingly
Interact freely with others by using simple expressions and structures
Describe pictures in complete sentences
Provide information by using graphs, tables and posters
Language focus
Do we have any bread? Yes, we have some bread.
Is there any meat or rice? There’s some rice but there’s no meat.
Are there any vegetables or eggs? Yes, there are some vegetables and eggs.
The first period
A. Pat and her mother are shopping at a supermarket. Listen, look and say.
Presentation
1. Use picture cards to teach the names of the food items.
2. Put the picture cards on the desk and then stand away from them. Ask a pupil to help me. Say I want some … Tell the pupil to bring me the food item. Repeat with other food items and different pupils.
3. Replace all the food items and ask another pupil to help me again. This time ask for two items at a time. Say I want some … and … Tell the pupils we do not need to repeat the word some after and. Write the sentence on the board. Repeat with other food items and different pupils.
4. Replace the food items once more. Ask a pupil What do you want? Write the question on the board above the sentence I want some … and … Get the pupils to answer with food items. Give them the food items and ask Do you want any …? Write the question on the board. Point to other food items and ask again.
5. Show Transparency. Play the Pupil’s Book Cassette and point to the speech bubbles. Ask the pupils to repeat after the cassette.
Practice
1. Show Transparency. Remind the pupils that the adult is Pat’s mother and tell them Pat is helping her mother. Ask who helps their own mother with the shopping. Revise the words pear, apple and banana by asking what’s in Pat’s trolley.
2. Read the conversation between Pat and her mother. Ask the pupils to repeat the conversation after me.
3. Tell the pupils to work in pairs and to role-play Pat and her mother, asking and answering about the other food items they can see.
B1. Tim’s mother is making a shopping list. Listen, say and act.
Presentation
1. Draw a simple picture of a fridge on the board. Prepare some simple shopping lists for the pupils to use for practice in step 5.
2. Point to the fridge and ask the pupils Is it hot or cold inside the fridge? Revise the word cupboard. Draw some of the food items in the fridge, e.g. milk, orange juice, tofu, meat, chicken. Draw some things that can be stored in a cupboard,
e.g. rice, coffee and tea. Ask the pupils to tell me the names
of the foods. Label the drawings as they revise them. Then rub off the labels.
3. Tell the pupils I am going shopping. Ask the pupils to come out and point at the appropriate foods as I ask Do we have any …? As the pupils say Yes, reformulate their answer as Yes, we have some … Write the question and answer on the board.
4. Then ask for something I have not drawn in the fridge or cupboard. When a pupil answers No, reformulate this as No, we don’t have any … Write this alternative answer on the board and point out the use of some in the answer with yes and any in the answer with no.
5. Get the pupils to come out. Give them the prepared shopping lists. Tell them to ask about food items on the shopping lists.
Practice
1. Show Transparency. Play the Pupil’s Book Cassette. Ask the pupils to tell me the names of the food in Tim’s mother’s thought bubble. Point to her shopping list.
2. Read the conversation and ask the class to read it after me. Ask the pupils What else does Tim’s mother want? Divide the class into halves to role-play Tim and his mother asking about meat and tofu.
3. Tell the pupils to work in pairs to ask and answer about the rest of the items.
课后记
这课出现的不可数名词比较多,多练习这些词的用法,还有some和any的用法和区别要多强调。
The second period
Revision
B2. Ann and Tim are in manual skills class. They are going to cook a meal. Listen, say and act.
Presentation
1. Stick pictures of food items on the board.
2. Tell the pupils I need this food to cook something. Choose two of the items of food on the board and ask the pupils Are there any … or …? Write the sentence on the board and underline or. Explain that when we ask about two things in this way, it is a short way of asking about each item separately.
3. Get individual pupils to ask about two items using or. Show the pupils the food items I have. Model three possible answers: Yes, there is/are some … and … There’s some … but there’s no … There’s no … or …
4. Give out the food cards to the pupils and ask questions about the other pairs of food items listed.
Practice
1. Show Transparency. Read the conversation and ask the pupils to repeat it after me.
2. Play the cassette and ask the pupils to listen to the conversation.
3. Ask the pupils to work in pairs. They ask and answer questions about the other food items on the board by looking at the fridge and cupboard in the picture.
B3. Make a shopping list of the things Ann and Tim need.
After finishing B2, ask the pupils what food items Ann and Tim need in order to cook a meal. Then tell the pupils to write them down on the shopping list.
课后记
在否定句和疑问句当中some和any、and和or的互相替换学生还运用得不是很熟练。
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