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Unit 3 Make it happen! Developing ideas Reading for writing导学案
学习目标 通过本节课学习，学生能够： 1.运用不同的阅读技巧提取关键信息，完成相对应的练习。（学习理解） 2.掌握并运用所学词汇和句型结构讲述发明家故事。（应用实践） 3.根据写作五步法：选题-构思-写作-检查-分享，组织素材并撰写议论文段落。 （迁移创新）
学习 重难点 重点：掌握并运用所学词汇和句型结构讲述发明家故事。根据写作五步法：选题-构思-写作-检查-分享，组织素材并撰写议论文段落。 难点：根据写作五步法：选题-构思-写作-检查-分享，组织素材并撰写议论文段落。
课前预习 翻译练习： ______ /r sk/ n. 风险；冒险 ______ /d spa t/ prep. 尽管 ______ / pa n r/ n. 先驱；先锋 ______ / kj ri ɑ s ti/ n. 好奇心 ______ / lek tr s ti/ n. 电 ______ / l t n / n. 闪电 ______ / fe lj r/ n. 失败 ______ /pr tekt/ v. 保护 1.好奇心不仅仅是冒险。(P45) ________________________________________________ 2.尽管失败了，他的好奇心给了未来探索者启发。 (P45) _____________________________________________________ 3.避雷针保护建筑免受闪电破坏。(P44) __________________________________________________________________
课堂探究
Lead in Free talk： 1.What is the man doing now 2.What’s the weather like 3.Is it dangerous Why 4.Who is the man
Pre-writing 1.Look at the pictures and answer the questions. Use the words and expressions to help you. （课本活动1） 1 Who invented them 2 How would you describe the inventors 2. What’s the structure of the passage 3. Match the headings with the paragraphs. A: Curiosity is the key to exploring the world. B: Curiosity can bring new discoveries. C: Curiosity can make people brave. D: It drives people towards certain goals E: Curiosity is super important! 4.Complete the chart with the words and expressions from the passage. （课本活动3） 5.Answer the questions. （课本活动4） 1 What words of famous people does the writer use in the passage What are their effects 2 What door can the key of curiosity open 3 What other examples can you use to describe curiosity 6.Think and share. （课本活动） 1 Do you think inventors could work without curiosity Why or why not 2 What are you most curious about
While-writing Write a passage about the power of curiosity. （课本活动5） Step 1: Look at the opinions about curiosity below. Choose one to write about. · Curiosity can bring new discoveries. · Curiosity can make people brave. · Curiosity can drive people towards certain goals. Step 2: Step 3: Write a passage about the power of curiosity. Step 4: Step 5: Share your passage with the class.
Post-writing Discuss and share 1.What is your dream 2.What can you learn from these inventors 3.What should you do to realize your dream
Exercises Exercise 1: 一 、用括号里所给单词的正确形式填空。 1.They spent two days ________ （visit) the museum last week. 2.Benjamin Franklin was curious about the ______ (nature) of electricity. 3.He did a lot of __________ (research) to understand it. 4.Wan Hu lost his ______ (life) while testing the invention. 5.Zhang Heng was a _______ (science) who studied the sky. 6.Hard work will ________ (lead )to success. Exercise 2: （ ）1.Scientists must ______ to make new discoveries.
A. take risk B. take risks C. taking risks
（ ）2.Franklin’s kite experiment ______ the invention of the lightning rod.
A. resulted from B. led to C. because of
（ ）3.Zhang Heng ______ years studying earthquakes.
A. cost B. spent C. paid
（ ）4.The invention protects buildings ______ lightning.
A. for B. with C. from
Homework Must do: 1.记忆本节课的单词和短语，重点句型; 2.完成课后的相关练习; 3.把课堂上所写的作文再次修改完善。 Choose to do: 以My Curiosity Journey为题，写一篇你自己因为好奇心而去做某件事的经历，字数80词左右。 要点：1.你好奇的是什么？ 2.你做了什么来满足你的好奇心？ 3.你学到了什么或有什么结果？ 4.必须使用至少5个本课学习的核心词汇。
【参考答案】
课前预习 翻译练习： 单词翻译： risk /r sk/ n. 风险；冒险 despite /d spa t/ prep. 尽管 pioneer / pa n r/ n. 先驱；先锋 curiosity / kj ri ɑ s ti/ n. 好奇心 electricity / lek tr s ti/ n. 电 lightning / la tn / n. 闪电 failure / fe lj r/ n. 失败 protect /pr tekt/ v. 保护 句子翻译： 好奇心不仅仅是冒险。 (P45)
Curiosity is more than just taking risks. 尽管失败了，他的好奇心给了未来探索者启发。 (P45)
Despite the failure, his curiosity gave future explorers ideas. 避雷针保护建筑免受闪电破坏。 (P44)
The lightning rod protects buildings from lightning.
课堂探究
Lead in 1.He is flying a kite. 2.It is raining and storming. 3.略 4.Benjamin Franklin. He is a great inventor.
Pre-writing 1. A curious scientist who loved doing research about electricity and discovered the lightning rod. A curious scientist who studied the sky and earth and created the first earthquake detector. A brave pioneer who tested his space invention despite dangers. 2. A 3. 1E 2B 3C 4D 5A 4. 5. 1 )Albert Einstein: "I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious." Jacques Cousteau: "What is a scientist after all It is a curious man looking through a keyhole, the keyhole of nature, trying to know what's going on." Einstein's quote introduces the main theme: Curiosity matters more than talent. Cousteau's quote creates a strong image: Curiosity is the "key" to discovery. They repeat the same important idea at the beginning and end, making it strong and easy to remember. 2) Curiosity is the key. It opens one door after another for us to discover a new world. 3) Tu Youyou was curious about curing malaria. She studied ancient Chinese medical texts. This led to the discovery of artemisinin. Marie Curie was curious about mysterious rays. She researched radioactive materials for years. This resulted in discovering radium and winning two Nobel Prizes. 6. 1) No. I think inventors cannot work without curiosity. According to the passage, Benjamin Franklin researched electricity and risked flying a kite in a storm because he was curious about its nature. Wan Hu invented and tested the "flying chair" because his curiosity about space overcame his fear of danger. Zhang Heng spent years studying the sky and earth because he was curious about how the world moves. 2) I'm most curious about space robots. Like Wan Hu, I wonder if robots could build houses on Mars. I will learn engineering to discover new ways.
While-writing Step 1: Curiosity can bring new discoveries. Step 2： Curiosity drives discoveries. Marie Curie : Curious about: Invisible rays from uranium Action: Tested 4,000+ materials Discovery: Radium Step 3： As Albert Einstein said, "I am only passionately curious." History proves curiosity brings new discoveries. Curiosity helps us find amazing things. Benjamin Franklin is a great example. He was curious about the nature of electricity and did research by flying a kite in a storm. His curiosity led to the lightning rod—a new discovery protecting buildings worldwide. Similarly, Marie Curie was curious about mysterious rays. She stuck to her research for years, testing over 4,000 materials. This brought the discovery of radium, which advanced cancer treatment. Every great invention begins with a curious mind! Like Jacques Cousteau claimed, "Curiosity is the key to nature’s keyhole." We can change the world. Step 4：略 Step 5：略
Post-writing 1.略 2. Never give up./Be curious and keep learning./
Think creatively to solve problems. 3. Make a plan with small steps./Start learning the skills you need./Work hard and keep trying.
Exercises Exercise 1: 用所给单词的正确形式填空。 1. visiting 2. nature 3. research 4. life 5. scientist 6. lead Exercise 2: BBBC

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