I. Objectives:
- Students know about some actions to protect the oceans.
- Students can talk about the protection of the oceans.
II. Skill: - Speaking about undersea world.
- Reading and ordering the importance to protect the oceans.
III. Teaching aids:
Textbook, chalk, board.
IV. Procedures:
Week: 21 Period:59 UNIT 9: UNDERSEA WORLD LESSON 2: SPEAKING I. Objectives: - Students know about some actions to protect the oceans. - Students can talk about the protection of the oceans. II. Skill: - Speaking about undersea world. - Reading and ordering the importance to protect the oceans. III. Teaching aids: Textbook, chalk, board. IV. Procedures: T Teacher’s activities Students’ activities 7’ 13’ 15’ 8’ 2’ 1. Homework - checking: - Ask sts to write the new words on the board. - Ask others to answer the questions of the reading passage. 2. Before you speak: Aims:to focus sts on the topic and introduce the new words and phrases used to talk about the protection of the oceans. + Task 1: There are some actions that should be taken to protect our oceans. Put the actions in order of importance and say what we should or shouldn’t do. - Ask sts to look at the task and give sts some new words: - rubbish (n): - pollute (v): - dispose (v) of sth: - 'herbicides (n): - 'pesticide (n): - Ask sts to read the new words aloud. - Ast sts to work in pairs, using should or shouldn’t to put the actions in order of importance and talk about these actions. - Go around to help sts if necessary. - T. may give sts some suggested phrases: What do you think of How do you feel about + V- ing What’s your opinion of Well, I think... In my opinion we should..... - Ask some sts to give their opinions. 3. While you speak Aims: Sts practise discussing the consequences of the threats to the oceans and some solutions. - Ask sts to skim the sentences in Task 2 and find the new words. - Explain some new words: hunt (v ) explosive ( n) spill ( v ) tanker ( n ) -- Ask sts to work in groups of three or four to discuss the consequences of the threat to our oceans listed in Task 2 and offer some solutions. - Give sts some suggestions: Threats Consequences Solutions 1. Beaches are filled with plastic bags. - polluted water - place plastic bags in proper dustbins 2.Whales are hunted for food. - extinct/ disappear - not hunt or sell whale products 3.Explosives are used to catch fish. - a lot of fish died - be banned. 4. Oil is filled from tanks - polluted water -clean the sea water/punish captain. - Go around to help sts if necessary. 4.After you speak: Aims: Sts report what they have discussed. Task 3: Report to the class what your group has discussed. - Ask some representatives to report their group’s opinions in front of the class. - Listen and ask others to listen to give their opinions. 5. Homework: - Write a passage about the threats to our oceans and the solutions. - One student write the new words on board. - Others answer the questions. - Listen to the T. - Write down the new words and practise reading them. - Work in pairs to do the task. - Sts may answer: I think that action( f ) is the most important because if we learn all we can know about the oceans we will understand their values and try to protect them. - read the sentences and find the new words. - Listen and take notes. - Work in group of three or four. - Some sts report their opinions in front of the class. - Others listen and give remarks.
Tài liệu đính kèm: