高中英语《m3 u2 language 》reading导学案 译林牛津版必修3

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1、江苏省灌南高级中学高一英语《M3U2Language》Reading导学案译林牛津版必修3Teachingaims:1.GettoknowmoreaboutthedevelopmentoftheEnglishlanguage.2.GetfurtherunderstandingofthetextandbeabletoretellsomeimportantelementsinthedevelopmentofEnglish.3.Practicemoreskillsinreadingahistoryarticle.Teachi

2、ngprocedures:Step1Warm-upTheteacherstartsthelessonwithafreetalk.Askthestudents“HowlonghaveyoubeenlearningEnglish?Whathaveyoulearned?”TellstudentsthattheywilllearnapassagedealingwithEnglishanditshistory.Step2SkimmingStudentsareallowedseveralminutestoskimthetext.T

3、heirskimmingisbasedonthetaskofquestionsonpage22concerningthegeneralideaofthetext.Step3ReadingforthedetailsPresentthequestionsonpage24.Letthestudentsbeartheminmindandlistentothetextcarefullytofindtheanswers.Checktheanswers.1.WhydoestheEnglishlanguagehavesomanyrul

4、esthatconfusepeople?BecauseitismadeupofthegrammarandvocabularythatpeoplefromdifferentcountriesandculturesbroughtwiththemtoBritain.2.WheredidthewordEnglishcomefrom?ItcamefromthewordEngle,asitwasspeltinOldEnglish.3.WhycanwordswithsimilarmeaningsbefoundintheEnglish

5、language?Thesewordswithsimilarmeaningsdevelopedbecauseeachwordcamefromadifferentlanguage.4.WhomadethegreatestcontributiontothedevelopmentfromOldEnglishtoMiddleEnglish?TheFrench-speakingNormans,whotookcontrolofEnglandin1066.5.Whyaremanyofthewordsforanimalsdiffere

6、ntfromthoseformeatinEnglish?ThewordsfortheanimalscamefromOldEnglish,whilethewordsforthemeatcamefromOldFrench.Step4IntensivecomprehensionAskthestudentstopayattentiontothesubtitlesanddividethetextintoseveralparts.Thetextcanbeeasilydividedinto4partsconsideringthesu

7、btitles,namely,Introduction,OldEnglish,MiddleEnglishandModernEnglish.Part1IntroductionReadpart1andfindanswertothequestion“WhyEnglishhassomanydifficultrules?”BecausepeoplefrommanydifferentcountrieshavelivedtogetherinBritainandtheybroughtwiththemtherulesandvocabul

8、aryintotheEnglishlanguage.Part2OldEnglishPresentaflowchartaccordingtothedevelopmentofOldEnglish.Theteachercanchoosetotellthestudentssomebasicfactsaswellastoasksomedet