人教版八年级英语下册Unit 3 Could you please clean your room 全单元教案.docxVIP

Unit 3 Could you please clean your room? Period 1 Section A (1a –2c) Teaching aims: Words and expressions: Rubbish; fold; sweep; floor ;mess; throw; neither; shirt; pass; mess; do the dishes, make the bed, take out the rubbish, fold the clothes, sweep the floor, clean the living room …… Sentences: ①--Could you please take out the rubbish? . --Sure. / Sorry, I can’t. I have to finish homework first. ②. Could I use your computer? Sorry. Im going to work on it now. ③. Well, could I watch TV? Yes, you can. But first you have to clean your room. Ability object: Make polite requests and ask for permission. improve speaking and listening skills. Moral objects: Learn to be polite, love doing housework and make requests and ask for permission politely. Teaching Important : Words and expressions, and sentences: Make polite requests and ask for permission. Teaching difficult points: Make polite requests and ask for permission. Teaching procedures: Step 1 Warming-up Sing the song and dance to the music Step 2 Preparation test. Watch the photos and talk about them “What does he do every day?’ and learn these phrases: do chores, do the dishes, make the bed, take out the rubbish, fold the clothes, do the laundry, clean the living room. Memory challenge. Let students know: Love your parents. Help do the chores. Step 3 work on 1a. Look at 1a , Do you do these chores at home? Discuss them with your partner. How do we make a request(要求)? Sweep the floor , Peter! Can you sweep the floor, Peter? Could you please sweep the floor? Which is the most polite(礼貌) ? Make polite requests Step 4 Work on 1b. 1b Listen. Who will do these chores? Check (√) Peter’s mother or Peter. Check the answers. Step 5 Group work . Group work: Family drama(家庭短剧) 1.Each group is a family. We need to clean the house. To make a similar conversation of listening material. Example: Mom : We need to clean the house. We are going to have a party. Dad : Could you please sweep the floor? Peter: No problem. Grandpa: Well