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1、Chapter ThreePeriod OneTeaching target 1 Talking about the cartoon. 2 Introducing the ferry and the policeman in the picture 3 Learning how to skim a text.Cartoon talk1 Give students some time to look at the cartoon on SB 8A, page 31. Tell them to read the two sentences carefully.2 Ask students the
2、following questions.a)Whats His meaning of star ?b)Does Lo understand the meaning of Star Ferry?c)Whats Los meaning of star? 3. Meaning of the cartoon: The cartoon depends on the readers understanding of several different meanings of the word star : stars in the sky,star as the name of a ferry ,and
3、stars as famous people such as movie stars. The idea here is that our robot character Lo thinks he is a famous star, and therefore he feels he should go on the Star Ferry.About the ferry1 Ask the students to match the pictures with their proper names first.2 Ask students the following questions.a)Ha
4、ve you ever been on a ferry ?b)Why were you on a ferry ?c)How long does it take for a ferry to cross the river ?About the policeman1. Ask the students to match the pictures with their proper names first.2 Questions: a) What number do you dial to call the police ?b) What number do you dial to call th
5、e fireman ?c) What number do you dial to call the doctor ?3.Ask students if any of them keep a diary. If so , ask them if they would like to say anything about them.Questions: a)What do you write about ?b)How much do you write ?c)How often do you write ?4.Point out the difference in meaning, pronunc
6、iation and spelling between diary and dairy5.Read the title and the subtitle on the next page. Give short answers to these questions a)What is a diary ? b)What is the first date in most diaries? c)What do you think Paul will write about?6.Look at the photos on the next page. Give short answers to th
7、ese questions. a)What is the man doing with the bag? b)Which person is Paul? c)Which people are arguing? d)What are the other people doing? Period TwoTeaching target1 Guess the meaning of an unknown word by reading a whole sentence.2 Learning the new vocabulary items in the passage.3 Read the passag
8、e and find the facts mentioned in it.Preparation1 Students Book 8A, pages 33, 34,2 Cassette 8A and a cassette player3 Multi-media4. Workbook 8A, pages Find the meanings (Ask the students to do the exercise in C Find the meanings. Then check the answers orally.)Say: When we meet a new word, we can of
9、ten tell its meanings by reading the words around it. This is much quicker than looking it up in dictionaries. Please read the example inC Find the meanings on page 34.New vocabulary items (Play the cassette player , ask the students to listen to the passage, then learn the new vocabulary items, sho
10、w them the P.P.T. ) Say: let us learn the meaning of the new vocabulary items.1. aboard (adv).P5.on or into a ship, boat, aeroplane, bus or trainBe careful when you step aboard the ferry.2. argument (n.) P1A quarrel; an angry disagreement The customer was having an argument with a waiter.3. deal wit
11、h titleact, behave in a certain situation; handle a problem or person Police officers often have to deal with difficult and dangerous people.4. dial (v.) P8select the numbers on a telephone; make a phone call I dialed her number, but it was busy.5. gate (n.) P5wooden or metal barrier like a door, bu
12、t usually in a wall or fence outside a building . The sailor opened the gates to let people walk towards the ferry.6. handcuffs (n.) P10two strong metal rings which police put around the wrists of prisoners. The police put handcuffs on the man. He was in handcuffs.7. hurry (v.) P5move or do somethin
13、g quickly 8. notice (v.) P4see something; to become aware of it.9. purse(n.)P4a small bag in which we keep money.10. railings (n.) P9metal bars which keep you out of an area. These railings stop people from falling into the sea.11. report (v.) P9tell someone something, in an official way.lf there is
14、 an accident，you must report it to the headmaster.12. robbery (n.) P9the act of stealing something 13. stare (v.) P2look at someone or thing with great interest, with your eyes wide open Some people say that it is rude to stare at someone.14. steal (v.) P4take something which is not yours; be a thie
15、f15. strange (adj.) P7unusual, puzzling Its strange that Mary doesnt want an ice-cream, because she usually loves sweet things.16. trouble (n.) titlea problem or difficulty of some type Were having trouble with our car. It wont start.Synopsis by paragraph (Play the cassette player, ask the students to read after it, then read the passage by themselves, show them the second picture on page33 ) Say: Can yo
