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1、TheFirstPeriodSpeakingTeachinggoals教学目标1.Targetlanguage目标语言a.重点词汇和短语conservation,endangered,extinct,habitat,profit,reserve,species,struggle,survival,wild,wildlife,goforsomeone,keepaneyeon,aterribledinb.交际用语It’sreallyupsetting...I’mconcernedabout...Ithinkweshould
2、domore...I’mveryworried...2.Abilitygoals能力目标Getthestudentstotalkaboutendangeredanimalsandexpresstheirconcern.3.Learningabilitygoals学能目标Helpthestudentstolearnhowtotalkaboutendangeredanimalsandexpresstheirconcern.Teachingimportantpoints教学重点Getthestudentstotalkabou
3、tSiberianTigerandthereasonswhyanimalsareendangered.Teachingdifficultpoints教学难点Getthestudentstolearntoexpresstheirconcernabouttheendangeredanimalswiththeusefulexpressions.Teachingmethods教学方法Talkinganddiscussion.Teachingaids教具准备Acomputerandaprojector.Teachingproce
4、dures&ways教学过程与方式StepIIntroductionShowdifferentpicturesoftigerstoarousethestudents’interest,andthengetthestudentstotalkabouttigersanddotheactivities.T:Girlsandboys,look!Whatareonthescreen?Ss:Tigers.T:Whatdoyouthinkofthem?Ss:Theyarebeautifulandlovely.T:Whovolunte
5、erstotellussomethingaboutthiskindofanimalinourcountry?S1:TherearemainlythreekindsoftigersnativetoChina.TheyaretheSiberiantiger,theSouthChinatigerandtheBengalesetiger.S2:Anddotheybelongtothecatfamily.T:Youarequiteright.Butwhichkindofthetigersisthelargest?S3:TheSi
6、beriantigeristhelargestlivingcatintheworld.T:Whydidyousayso?S3:BecauseSiberiantigerscanbe9to12feetlong(fromheadtothetipoftheirtail)andareabout3and1/2feettall.Femaletigersaresomewhatsmallerthanthemaletigers,andtheycanweighbetween400to650pounds.S4:Itissaidthatthey
7、needtoeatabout20poundsofmeatadaytostayaliveinthecoldclimates.Itcanconsumeupto200poundsofmeataday.S5:IntheharshSiberianwinterthetiger’scoatwilllosesomeofitscolor.Thewintercoatdoesn’thavetheredstripesoftigersfromwarmerclimates.Thewhitecoatalsohelpstocamouflageitin
8、thesnow.Italsogrowsalongerandthickercoatthanothertigerstohelpitsurvivethecoldweather.S6:SiberiantigersmostlyliveineasternRussiaandsomearefoundinnortheasternChinaandNo
