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Unit 4

1. Teaching objectives£º

(1)Knowledge objectives: ¢Ùstudents can master some key words and expressions of the text.

¢ÚStudents can acquire more about the future simple tense & the future-in-the-past tense.

¢ÛStudents can learn how to develop a paragraph by process.

(2)Ability objective: ¢Ùstudents¡¯ listening, speaking, reading and writing abilities can be

improved.

¢Úcultivate students¡¯ ability to discover, analyze and solve problems.

(3)Emotional objectives:¢Ùcultivate students¡¯ awareness to environmental pollution and help them

to realize the importance of protecting our earth.

2. Teaching key points: help the students have a better understanding of the future simple tense

and the future-in-the past tense.

3. Teaching difficult points: enable students to listen for time in conversations and know how to

talk about responsibilities.

4.Teaching Procedure

Part One Listening and Speaking Step 1. Pronunciation and listening skills

The pronunciations of the words in brackets are difficult to distinguish. Listen carefully and check (?) the words you hear. Scripts

W: Please hurry up, it¡¯s already five. Three quarters later my train is leaving. M: Don¡¯t worry, Madam. I¡¯ll get you there in time. Q: When is the train leaving?

W: It¡¯s nine already. Why doesn¡¯t the meeting start? M: Well, the secretary says it is delayed 30 minutes. Q: When will the meeting begin?

M: Could you give me some information about buses for Washington, please? W: They leave every hour. You just missed the nine o¡¯clock bus. Q: When is the next bus leaving?

M: Say, what time is it? Is it really only seven-fifteen? My watch says eight-fifteen. W: You forgot to set your watch back. Q: What time is it now?

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M: What¡¯s the time to leave?

W: Half past five. That only leaves us 15 minutes to get to the airport. Q: When does the conversation take place?

M: It¡¯s 10 o¡¯clock now. I wonder when Jack will come here.

W: Just now, I got a call and his wife said he left home 30 minutes ago. Q: When did Jack leave home? Tips

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Conversation 1 - Talking About Responsibilities

1. Listen to a conversation and match the students in Column A with where they come from in Column B. Scripts

Tommy, you are using too many plastic bags! Oh, but I hate to take reusable bags every time. So you take a new bag every time you buy something? What¡¯s wrong about that?

It is such a waste and bad for the environment! Don¡¯t make a fuss, Amy! It¡¯s not that serious!

It is very serious! It¡¯s very harmful to the environment. You know, plastic bags aren¡¯t biodegradable.

I¡¯m supposed to bring my own bag every time I go shopping? You got it! It¡¯s everyone¡¯s duty to protect the environment.

3. Role-play a conversation in pairs according to one of the following situations. You may refer to the Functional Language.

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Functional Language

Conversation 2 - Talking About Responsibilities

1. Listen to a conversation and decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F). Scripts

Hi, John, there¡¯ll be a charity show next weekend. Are you interested in coming? Hi, John, there¡¯ll be a charity show next weekend. Are you interested in coming?

It¡¯s a concert organized by the Students¡¯ Union. Its purpose is to raise funds for the children in remote areas.

It sounds like you¡¯re doing something worthwhile!

Yes, I think we¡¯re all supposed to help those in need. So, would you like to join us?

Of course. I ought to do my bit and contribute to society. But, Mary, have I got to practice very often? I have an optional course every other evening.

I don¡¯t think you have to. You can practice on your own; but I think you must take part in the final rehearsal.

3. Role-play a conversation in groups of three according to one of the following situations. You may refer to the Functional Language. Functional Language Step 3. Passage

1. Listen to a passage and complete the following table with what you hear. 2. Listen again and choose the best way to complete each of the following Scripts

World Car Free Day was first started by over 30 cities in France on September 22, 1998. It was started to protect the environment. By now, more than 1,000 cities around the world have had a Car Free Day.

The first Car Free Day in China was in Chengdu in 2001. Other cities including Taipei, Shanghai, and Wuhan, also support the day.

In Beijing, more and more people are joining the campaign. It asks drivers to leave their cars at home for one day every month, and to walk or ride a bike to work. It also calls on Beijingers not to use cars on June 5th (the World Environment Day). The slogan for the day is, ¨DIf we drive for one less day, we can have one more nice day.¡¬ So far, more than 200,000 drivers have shown their support. They say, ¨DWe can¡¯t control the weather, but we can choose not to drive. We must do more for Car Free Day.¡¬

3. Talk about the ways you're practicing to protect the environment. The following may be helpful.

Part Two Reading

Passage A Is there life on Earth?

Step 1. Lead-in

1. Video appreciation 2. Extended reading

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3. Pre-reading activity

1. Match the following expressions with the pictures below.

2. Try to imagine what the world would be like in 100 years if the problems above were not solved.

Step 2. Text study

1. Text reading

2. Organization of the text

Structure

Part I (Para. 1-2) The satellite landed on Earth has been sending back signals and photographs. Part II (Para. 3-14) Venusian scientists have come to the conclusion that the Earth is unfit for them to live.

Part III (Para. 14-18 The Venusian scientists are determined to proceed with the exploration of the planet Earth.

3. Language points

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3.?Venusian scientists were able to get valuable information as to the possibility of landing a manned flying saucer on Earth.

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