Grade 8 Unit 9 Section A 3a-3c课堂实录

Step 1 Greetings

T: Class begins!

Ss: Stand up!

T: Good afternoon, boys and girls!

Ss: Good afternoon, Star!

T: Thank you! Sit down, please!

Step 2 Warming up

T: I will give you an English class today. In

this class, I need you to move your body, use your hands, share your ideas,

understand? And you should encourage yourself to take part in the class. Clear?

Then you can understand what we will learn very well. Then you can make a great

progress. Understand now?

Ss: Yes!

T: Now tell me what topic we will talk

about today. Use your hands!

S1: Museum.

T: Museum! Wonderful! Perfect! We will talk

about museum today. Then have you ever been to a museum?

Ss: Yes!

T: What kind of museum have you ever been

to? That boy!

S2: I have ever been to a history museum.

T: History museum, right? That must be very

meaningful. Sit down, please. That girl!

S3: Art museum.

T: Art museum. That must be beautiful.

S3: Yeah.

T: Thank you. Sit down, please. That girl!

S4: Science museum.

T: Science museum, right? That must be

interesting. That girl!

S5: Animal museum.

T: Animal museum. There must be many

animals, cute, right? Sit down, please. That boy!

S6: Tea museum.

T: Tea museum. That is peaceful. That boy!

S7: Science museum.

T: Science museum. It must be amazing.

Step 3 Pre-reading

T: OK. Today, three students will talk

about three museums they have been to. Now let’s look at the pictures. There

are three museums. I need you to predict which three museums the students will

talk about. That boy!

S8: Maybe a785bputer museum, art museum, tea

museum.

T: Sit down, please. Do you have any other

ideas?

S: Silent.

T: Computer museum, art museum and tea

museum. That girl!

S9: I think the second one is toilet

museum.

T: Toilet museum. Have you ever been to a

toilet museum?

Ss: No.

T: Of course no. Then what do they think of

the museums? Just guess.

S10: Maybe some think they are wonderful,

and some think they are boring.

T: Wonderful and boring. That boy!

S11: For the toilet museum, maybe they will

be surprised.

T: They will be surprised. Maybe! Sit down,

please. This girl!

S12: Maybe they think they are unusual.

T: Maybe they are unusual. Sit down,

please. Very good work! That girl!

S13: Maybe they are interesting, a785bputer

museum.

T: Maybe interesting, right? Sit down,

please.

Step 4 Reading

T: Now, turn to page 67. Please scan the

article, and I will give you two tasks. The first one, check your predictions. Can

you remember your predictions? Which museums do they talk about? And what do

they think of the museums? Clear? The second one, what do you think is the most

interesting thing about each museum? Clear? OK. Please skim the passage. It

means you need to read very quickly.

Ss: Read silently.

T: If you have finished, please put up your

hands to share your ideas. Have you found out the answers, boys and girls? Let’s

check together. The first question, which three museums do the three students

talk about? And what do they think of each museum? That boy!

S14: Computer museum …

T: The first one is …

S14: The first one is American Computer

Museum, the second of is International Museum of Toilets, and the third one is

Hangzhou National Tea Museum.

T: OK! Thank you! Sit down, please! Wonderful!

The first one is … together …

Ss: American Computer Museum.

T: The second one is …

Ss: International Museum of Toilets

T: The third one is …

Ss: Hangzhou National Tea Museum

T: Very good! What do they think of them? The

first one, what do they think of the American Computer Museum?

S15: The first student thinks the museum is

really interesting.

T: Interesting! Thank you! Sit down,

please. And what does the second student think of the International Museum of

Toilets?

S16: The second student thinks it’s

unusual.

T: It’s unusual. You know usual, right? And

you know unusual? It means it’s very special. And the third one. What about

Hangzhou National Tea Museum?

S17: The third thinks it’s a relaxing and

peaceful place.

T: A relaxing and

peaceful place. Thank you! Very good! Then what do you think is the most

interesting thing about each museum? Now, the first one, about American

Computer Museum. What do you think is the most interesting thing?

S18: I think the International Museum of

Toilets is the most interesting, because there are many kinds of toilets and it

can tell us the development of toilets.

T: You mean that you’re interested in the

second museum, right? OK, thank you very much! Because in this museum there are

many kinds of toilets. And how about the first one? What do you think is the

most interesting thing about the first one?

S19: I think the special a785bputer is the

most interesting thing.

T: You mean that the special a785bputer is

the most interesting thing to you. Very good! Sit down, please. Any others?

S20: The old a785bputers are interesting.

T: Yeah, we can see old a785bputers, and

special a785bputers. Anything else?

S21: I think the special a785bputer is smart.

T: It’s smart. Just like you, right? OK! Sit

down, please. Then what about the second one? What else is interesting to you? The

last boy.

S22: It also encourages governments and

social groups to think about ways to improve toilets in the future.

T: It also encourages governments and

social groups to think about ways to improve toilets in the future. Thank you!

S23: The museum teaches people about the history and development of toilets.

T: We can learn the history and development of toilets, right? That is very interesting to

you, right? You want to learn something about toilets. OK, thank you! Sit

down, please! How about Hangzhou National Museum?

S24: The tea art performances show how to

make a perfect cup of tea with beautiful tea sets.

T: The tea art performances and the tea

sets. Do you know tea sets? Do you know tea art performances?

Ss: Yes!

T: Oh, good! They are enjoyable. Some of

them are interesting to you. And the three students say much about the three

museums, right? And what does Ken say

about the American Computer Museum? What can we learn at the International Museum of Toilets? Why is the Hangzhou

National Tea Museum a nice place to enjoy tea? Please scan the article,

and find out the answers to the questions.

S: Read silently.

T: Have you finished? Put up your hands.

OK! Most of you have finished. Let’s check the answers. Be confident! The first

one, what does Ken say about the American Computer Museum?

S25: Key says American Computer Museum have

information about different a785bputers and who invented them.

T: Yes. They have information about

different a785bputers and who invented them. Sit down, please. Anything else?

S26: he wonders how much more a785bputers will be able to do in the future.

T: He wonders… very good! he wants to know how much more a785bputers will be

able to do in the future. Sit down please, thank you! Anything else?

S27: He has also learned that there was a

special a785bputer could play chess even better than humans.

T: He also says that there was a special

a785bputer could play chess even better than humans. Very good! Anything else?

S28: He says it’s interesting and he has ever

been to it.

T: Yeah, he says it’s interesting and he

has ever been to it. Very good! Anything else?

S29: He says It’s unbelievable that

technology has progressed in such a rapid way!

T: He also says It’s unbelievable … he can’t

believe it …that technology has progressed in such a quick way. Very good! He

says so much about the American Computer Museum. Then what can we learn at the

International Museum of Toilets? Which word can tell us the answer?

S30: We can learn the history and the

development of the toilets.

T: We can learn the history and the

development of the toilets. In this paragraph, which word is important for us

to answer the questions?

S31: Maybe “development”.

T: Development? What can we learn? If we

want to learn, the teachers will …?

Ss: Teach!

T: Teach! The museum teaches people about the history and development of toilets. So

while reading, try to find out the key words. Let’s go to the last question. Why

is the Hangzhou National Tea Museum a nice place to enjoy tea?

S32: Both watching the tea preparation and

drinking tea are enjoyable.

T: Wonderful! You paraphrase this sentence.

Both watching the tea preparation and drinking tea are enjoyable. Any other

reasons?

S33: It’s a relaxing and peaceful place

near a lake.

T: Because It’s a relaxing and peaceful

place near a lake. We know that the lake is always very quiet. Any other

reasons?

S34: The tea art performances show how to make a perfect cup of tea with

beautiful tea sets.

T: With

beautiful tea sets, we can know how to make a cup of tea. You did a very good

job! But in order to make you understand the article better, please read this

article very carefully this time and try to fill in the blanks.

 Most of you have finished. I will give you

one minute to discuss with your partners. Boys and girls, now let’s check the

answers together. Share your ideas. Encourage yourself to take part in. The

first one, American Computer Museum.

S35: Information

about different a785bputers including the old a785bputers and a special one and who

invented them.

T: You have found out the correct answer. Sit

down, please.

S36: It shows that technology has progress

so rapid.

T: So rapid. So quickly, so …

S36: rapidly!

T: Wonderful. Then I’ll show you some

pictures about the interesting American Computer Museum. You can see some old

a785bputers. If you have the chance, you can go to American Computer museum to

enjoy. Let’s go to the second. What kind of museum is it?

S37: unusual.

T: unusual International Museum of Toilets.

And there are many different kinds of toilets.

S38: Teaches.

T: It teaches people about the history and …

S39: development.

T: developments of toilets. The toilets

also improves.

S40: encourages.

T: encourages governments and …

S41: social groups to think about ways to

improve toilets in the future.

T: social groups, improve. Now, do you want

to see any pictures about the toilet museum?

Ss: Yes.

T: I’ll show you. So many kinds of toilets.

Amazing! The third one!

S42: Relaxing and peaceful.

T: Relaxing and peaceful Hangzhou National

Tea Museum. Let’s see some information about it.

S43: There are tea art performances that

show how to make a perfect cup of tea with beautiful tea sets.

T: Let’ go on!

S44: The old man loves drinking tea and collecting

tea sets because watching the tea preparation is just as enjoyable as drinking

the tea itself.

T: Do you know collecting?

Ss: Yes.搜集。

T: The old man loves drinking tea and collecting

tea sets because watching the tea preparation is just as enjoyable as drinking

the tea itself. I’m sure that you can understand the article well. Some

pictures about the tea museum. Many kinds of tea sets, and many kinds of tea. That’s

tea art performance.

Step 5 Vocabulary

T: I see you can understand the article

well. But in the article, there are many new words, right? Can you understand

them well?

Ss: Yes.

T: Really? Which of the underlined words in

the passage have the following meanings? Please match them very quickly.

Most of you have improved so rapidly. Now, which word means “make

something better”?

S45: Improve.

T: Improve. Do you agree?

Ss: Yes.

T: I hope you can improve a lot in the

class. Which word means “bea785be better”?

S46: Progress.

T: Progress. Which word means “una785bmon”?

Ss: Unusual.

T: You are unusual. Which word means “quiet”?

S47: peaceful.

T: Peaceful means quiet. Very good. Sit

down, please. Which word means “made”?

S48: Invented.

T: Invented. You know that the inventors

always invented many inventions. Thank you! Sit down, please. Which word means “quick”?

Everybody knows. Tell me together.

Ss: Rapid.

T: very good job. I love you so much in the

class.

Step 6 After-reading

T: Now tell me which museum you like best

and why? Try to use the information in the article as much as possible. One

minute’s preparation. Some of you can’t wait to express.

S49: I think the International Museum of

Toilets is the most interesting museum because it’s very unusual and we can

learn the history of it.

T: Thank you very much.

S50: I like Hangzhou National Tea Museum

best. Because I’m an outgoing person, maybe peaceful and relaxing place can

improve my personality.

T: Oh, good. You’re outgoing, I see. Maybe

this place can improve yourself, improve your personality. Very good girl!

S51: I like the International Museum of

Toilets best. Because it’s special and also meaningful.

S52: I like Hangzhou National Tea Museum

best because it’s a relaxing and peaceful place. Out city has too much noise

and we should find a quiet place to live.

T: There’s too much noise. We need a quiet

place to enjoy.

S53: I like the American Computer Museum

because the museum can teach us the development of the a785bputers.

T: very good!

S54: I like the International Museum of

Toilets best. Because there isn’t such kind of museum in China. I really want

to go and see this toilet museum.

T: You mean you want to see it.

S55: I like the American Computer Museum

best. Because the a785bputer is useful now, and I can learn more about a785bputers

in it.

T: Yes. You can learn more about a785bputers.

S56: I like Hangzhou National Tea Museum

best because it’s a relaxing and peaceful place to have a rest and I like the

environment around there.

S57: I like the International Museum of

Toilets because I want to see which toilet is the most a785bfortable one.

T: It doesn’t matter which museum you like

best, because each museum is unusual.

 We

know that inventions make our life more colorful. Love science! Love life!

Ss: Yes.

Step 7 Homework

T: This is your homework. Please read the

article over and over again. And then fill in the blanks without checking your

books. Thank you very much. Class is over.

Ss: Stand up.

T: Goodbye, boys and girls!

Ss: Goodbye, Star!