八年級英語The Hand教案
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一、教學內容:
Unit 11 The Hand
二、教學目標
① 知識目標 熟練掌握本單元的單詞、短語、句型和語法
② 能力目標 能夠熟練運用老師所教的閱讀技巧,高效地完成閱讀任務
三、教學重難點
重點:賓語從句
難點:閱讀技能的訓練
四、本單元重點知識:
1. 單詞: 本單元中單詞的音、形、意
2. 短語:
1) feel nervous 感覺緊張
2) seem disappointed 似乎很失望
3) at first 首先
4) play with 玩耍,和……一起玩兒
5) be worried about 爲……擔心
6) during the vacation 在假期裏
7) tell me a story 給我講故事
8) on the fourth Thursday of November 在十一月份的第四個星期四
10) most of them 他們當中絕大部分人
11) look forward to doing sth. 期望做某事
12) hand in 上交
13) thank sb. for doing sth. 感謝某人做某事
14) be made to do sth. 被要求做某事
15) talk in front of the class 在全班面前說話
17) night and night 一個晚上接一個晚上
18) burst into tears 大哭起來
19) keep back the tears 收住眼淚
20) a friend of mine 我的一個朋友
21) in a weak voice 用微弱的聲音
22) forget to do sth. 忘記做某事
3. 句型:
1) You seem to be very happy. 你似乎非常高興。
2) You look nervous. 你看上去很緊張。
3) You are excited. 你很興奮。
4) What happened? 發生什麼事了?
5) I don't know whether I should tell my mother the truth.
我不知道是否該和媽媽說實話。
6) I don't understand why my boss didn't let me go to America.
我不理解爲什麼老闆不讓我去美國。
7) I don't remember where I have put the books. 我不記得我把書放哪裏了。
8) The teacher asked whose hand it was. 老師問這是誰的手。
9) It is their custom to give thanks to God for the harvest.
他們的風俗是感謝上帝給予他們的收穫。
10) A teacher of an elementary school asked her first graders what they were thankful for.
一位小學老師問她的一年級的學生們他們有什麼需要感謝的。
11) She asked them to draw a picture of it. 她讓他們把所感謝的東西畫出來。
12) Their families could hardly provide them with a big dinner for the holiday.
他們的家庭幾乎不能爲他們提供節日大餐。
13) She wondered how little they had to be thankful for.
她在想他們想感謝的東西太少了。
14) She knew that most of them would draw pictures of turkeys on tables because they had looked forward to having turkey for a long time.
她知道學生中的大部分人都會畫桌上放着的火雞,因爲他們早就盼望着吃火雞了。
15) The teacher was surprised and puzzled by the picture that Jack handed in- a hand, a simple childishly drawn hand!
當老師看到傑克交上來的畫時,卻吃了一驚,他畫的是一隻手,一隻簡單的、出自孩子之手的手。
16) When others were back at work, the teacher bent over Jack's desk and asked whose hand it was, "It's your hand, teacher," he said in a weak voice.
當其他孩子回去畫畫時,老師在傑克的桌子旁邊彎下腰來問他畫的是誰的手。傑克小聲說:"這是您的手,老師。"
五、本講重點知識講解
1. A friend of mine told me a story about Thanksgiving, a holiday Americans celebrate on the fourth Thursday of November. It is their custom to give thanks to God for the harvest. A big dinner is prepared, and turkey is usually the main dish.
我的一個朋友給我講了一個感恩節的故事。美國人在11月的第4個星期四慶祝感恩節。他們的風俗是感謝上帝給予他們的收穫。在這一天,人們準備了豐盛的晚餐,其中主要的食物是火雞。
a friend of mine 我的一個朋友
tell me a story 講故事
a big dinner is prepared 大餐已經準備好
2. One Thanksgiving Day, a teacher of an elementary school asked her first graders what they were thankful for. She asked them to draw a picture of it. These children were from poor neighborhoods. Their families could hardly provide them with a big dinner for the holiday. She wondered how little they had to be thankful for. She knew that most of them would draw pictures of turkeys on tables because they had looked forward to having turkey for a long time. The teacher was surprised and puzzled by the picture that Jack handed in- a hand, a simple childishly drawn hand!
有一次在感恩節那天,一位小學老師問她一年級的學生們他們有什麼需要感謝的。她讓學生們把所感謝的東西畫出來。這些學生都是從貧困街區來的,他們的家庭幾乎不能爲他們提供節日大餐。老師在想他們所能感謝的東西太少了。她知道學生中的大部分人都會畫桌上放着的火雞,因爲他們早就盼望着吃火雞了。但是當老師看到傑克交來的畫時,卻吃了一驚,他畫的是一隻手,一隻簡單的,出自孩子之手的手。
most of them 他們當中的絕大部分人
look forward to doing sth. 期望做某事
hand in 上交
3. But whose hand? The class was excited by the strange painting. "I think it must be the hand of God that brings us food," said one child. "it must be the farmer's hand," said another, "because he raises turkeys."
但這是誰的手呢?這幅奇怪的畫令全班都很興奮。一個孩子說:"我覺得這一定是給我們帶來食物的上帝之手。"另一個孩子說:"這一定是農民的手,因爲他飼養火雞。"
I think it must be the hand of God that brings us food,"
must be... 一定是……
raise turkeys 養火雞
4. Finally, When others were back at work, the teacher bent over Jack's desk and asked whose hand it was, "It's your hand, teacher," he said in a weak voice.
最後,當所有的孩子回去畫畫時,老師在傑克的桌子旁邊彎下腰來問他畫的是誰的手。傑克小聲說:"這是您的手,老師。"
5. She remembered she had taken Jack, a poor shy child, by the hand several times. She often did that with the children, but is meant so much to Jack. Perhaps this was everyone's Thanksgiving, not for the material things given to us, but for the chance, in whatever small way, to give to others.
她想了起來,有好幾次她都拉着這個既貧窮又靦腆的孩子-傑克的手,對其他孩子,她也經常這麼做。但這對傑克竟有如此重要的意義。或許,這是每個人的感恩節,感謝的不是給予我們物質上的東西,而感謝的是這樣一個機會-無論以怎樣微不足道的方式去感謝其他人。
