资源简介 (共21张PPT)Reading for writingUnit 2More than funEmma’s adventureunderstand Emma’s adventure by analyzing pictures;understand the feelings of Emma through action words;identify how hobbies can help in making friends;write a paragraph about making friends through hobbies.Learning ObjectivesIn this lesson, you will be able to:What’s my hobby?What’s Hu Nianzu’s hobby?What can hobbies bring us?We can have fun in our hobbies.We can have more than fun in our hobbies.We can get knowledge and help others .What else What’s your hobby?What hobby do the pictures show writing share joyfriend idea storyThe hobby is writing.We can get knowledge.What can you get from this hobby / writing stories.We can get joy.We can share ideas.We can make friends ...1.Who’s the girl in the picture 2.Where is she Emma.In the library.4.What adventure do you think Emma has got Maybe…3.What is she doing She is writing.Prediction[ d vent ]an unusual, exciting or dangerousexperience, journey or series of eventsWhat’s Emma’s adventure She made friends by sharing her magic story in the library.Read for the main ideaRead for the structureWhat’s the text type A. Narrative 记叙文B. Expository 说明文How is the text organized Time orderSpace orderTips: Pay attention to elementsof the narrativeWhy is the passage made up with(由...构成) different colors and fonts(字体)?What does each part mean?Blue part 1: Emma’s writing on the notebook. (magic story)Black part : Emma’s experiences (adventure)Blue part 2 : Emma’s writing on the notebook. (message to others)Red part : Others’ note for EmmaDifferent colors make you understand better!Read for the structureDetail reading: Para 1-2Read for detailsWhat kind of story is it If it’s your story, do you want to share it with others Do you think it’s a good story How did Emma feel What’s her problem What did she want to do Tips: action words can alsohelp express the feelings.Detail reading: Para 3-5Read for detailsWhat did Emma do next looked around the librarywrote a message on the notebookput it on a shelf and leftWhy Face her problem bravelyand try to find possible friends.curioushopefulnervousFeeling Detail reading: Para 6-8How did Emma feel Read for detailsWhat did Emma see in her notebook Where was Emma’s notebook Still on the shelf.There were pages of new writing by different people!Her eyes open wide.surprised and excitedDetail reading: Para 6-8Read for detailsWhat was the note for Why did they want to start a write group To invite Emma to start a writing group.Because they have the same hobby and Emma’s story is so interesting.What do you think might happen next Hobbies are more than fun !Hobbies bring people together!Read for thinkingDo you think hobbies can help you make more friends Why or why not What was the best ending for Emma She made many friends.Complete the notes with the words and expressions from the storyWhat did she want to do 3What is Emma's hobby Emma likes writing _________ stories.magicShe wanted to make _________ and share the _________ of writing.friendsjoySo what did she do “ Please write _________! ” Emma put the notebook on a shelf and left.moreWhat happened at last ___________________We can make friends through sharing a hobby!!!Enjoy readingHobby and FriendsHobbyFriendsExperiencesWhat I learnedwriting storiesBetty/ Tom/ Lucy ...I wrote a story in the notebook and put it on the shelf in the library. Betty ,Tom and Lucy continued writing the story. At last, we started a writing group together and became good friends.I learned hobbies can bringpeople together.drawingLucyWritingHobby and FriendsHobbyFriendsExperiencesWhat I learnedHobby and FriendsHobbyFriendsExperiencesWhat I learnedplaying footballDaming/ Tony/ ...Daming and I played football before. Then we joined the school team and met Tony. At last, we played together and became good friends.I learned hobbies can bringpeople together.drawingLilyI always drew pictures alone.When I went to the new school, I found there was adrawing group.I joined itand knew Lily.Then we became good friends.I learned we can make friends through sharing a hobby.WritingFriends and HobbyHobbiesFriendsExperiencesWhat I learnedV-ingOne of my hobbies is...I like ... best.I share this hobby with...We became friends when we...At first, ... there was a ...group/club...so,....From this experience, I learned that...use V-ed.There be...and, because, so...From this experience, I learn...we can...it is +adj+to do...nameLet’s writeWritingOne of my hobbies is...I like ... best.I share this hobby with...We became friends when we...At first, ... there was a ...group/club...so,....From this experience, I learned that...One of my favorite hobbies is playing football.I share this hobby with my friend Daming and Tony.We became friends when we joined the school football team last year. At first, we were just teammates, but as we played games together, we started talking more and became good friends.From this experience, I learned that hobbies can bring people together.Let’s writeWritingChecklist(评价) Scores1 2 3 4 5Have a nice handwriting.Use the appropriate tense.Use correct grammar and sentence structure.Include a clear structure: What is your hobby Who do you share it with How did you become friends What did you learn from the experience Describe your experience clearly.Give your opinion on hobbies and friendship.Let’s checkWritingFinish writing and polish it with your partner..HomeworkUnit 2 More than funEmma’s adventureI. Analysis of the teaching materialWhat: This lesson presents the theme of how hobbies can assist individuals in making friends through sharing hobbies. The story revolves around Emma, whose hobby is writing stories. By leaving her notebook and sharing her writings, Emma eventually starts a writing group, experiencing the joy of writing and the process of making friends.Why: The theme of this unit is "Making Friends Through a sharing hobby." Through Emma's story, students can comprehend how personal hobbies serve as a bridge for social interaction, fostering connections and friendships. The overarching question "How do hobbies help us make friends " reveals that the main objective of this unit is to explore the relationship between hobbies and friendship, which is the primary issue we aim to address. Through the narrative and activities, students gain a deeper understanding of hobbies' role in socializing and are motivated to engage fully in the unit's learning.How: The textual content of this lesson primarily encompasses Emma's story and subsequent writing activities. The story centered on Emma's experiences, shows how hobbies helped her overcome loneliness and connect with like-minded friends. The activities guide students to reflect on and discuss the relationship between hobbies and friendship, as well as how to share their hobbies through writing.II. Teaching objectivesBy the end of the class, students will be able to:1. understand Emma’s adventure by analyzing pictures;2. understand the feelings of Emma through action words;3.identify how hobbies can help in making friends;4. write a paragraph about making friends through hobbies.III. Teaching focusKey Point: Students can understand the main content and structure of the passage.Difficult Point: Students can recognize the benefits of having hobbies and complete writing tasks based on personal experience.IV. Teaching PreparationLearning Materials: textbooksVisual Aids: slides that will help support the lesson contentV. Teaching proceduresStage1: Pre-readingStep 1: Lead-in1.Start the class by engaging students with an icebreaker question about their hobbies. Ask them to share their hobbies and what they get from their hobbies.2.Show students a picture of children writing. Encourage them to describe what hobby the picture shows and discuss what benefits they can get from this hobby.Step 2: PredictionUse the images and title on the PPT to lead students in predicting the content of the passage.Who is the girl in the picture Where is she what is she doing What adventure do you think Emma has got Stage 2: While ReadingStep 1: Read for the main ideaSkim the passage to determine what Emma’s adventure is.Step 2: Read for the structure1. Skim the passage to figure out the type of this passage.2. Figure out the parts in different colors and fontsStep 3: Read for details1.Read para1-2 for some details2.Read para3-5 for some details3.Read para6-8 for some detailsStage 2: Post ReadingStep 1: Read for thinkingWhat was the best ending for Emma What do you think might happen next Do you think hobbies can help you make more friends Why or why not Step 2: Review the story1.Complete the notes with the words and expressions from the story2.Read the whole passageStep 3: Pre -WritingStudents think about whether they have had a similar way of making friends as Emma before. They can answer questions from four aspects:1.What is your hobby 2.How did you become friends 3.What happened at last 4.What did you learn from the experience Students write a short paragraph about making friends through sharing a hobby.(Prepare students for writing by analyzing what parts are needed in their writing and giving an example. Then, guide students to start writing their paragraphs based on the example.)Step 4: While writingStudents finish the table in the textbook. Then they need to write a paragraph with the help of the table.Step 5: Post Writing1.Encourage students to review and evaluate their writings by using checklist.2.Invite students to share their paragraphs with the class, providing an opportunity for peer feedback and discussion, thus enhancing their communication and cultural understanding.VI. HomeworkFinish your writing, and then polish it with your partner. 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源列表 Unit 2-Reading for writing-activity2 Page40,41.mp3 Unit2 More than fun Reading for writing Emma's adventure全英教学设计.docx 【优质阅读写作公开课课件】Unit2 More than fun Reading for writing Emma's adventure(含音频).pptx