Unit5ChinaandtheworldTopic3NowitisasymbolofEngland.SectionCLearningobjectives1LeadinPre-listening3While-listeningPost-listening5SummaryPractice7Homework2468Today’sburdenrestsnotonothers,butwhollyonus.故今日之責(zé)任，不在他人，而全在我少年。Bytheendofthelesson,Iwillbeableto...123learnsomecorewordsandexpressionsofthetext;continuetotheuseoftheSubject-VerbConcord;learnaboutthestoryofAbrahamLincoln.Learningobjectives01Leadin01WatchandsayDoyouknowwhogivesatalk?Leadin01FreetalkIwanttoknow...hisexperiencehisfamilyhisschoollifehowhebecamethepresidenthowhediedLeadin01Hewaspooranddidn'treceivemucheducation.However,hewasoneofthegreatestpresidentsinAmerica.AbrahamLincolnLookandsayPre-reading03Readandunderstand1.Helefthome.2.Hisfatherremarried.3.Hewaselectedpresident.4.Hismotherdied.5.Hesettheslavesfree.6.Hereceivedalawlicenseandbecamealawyer.7.Hewasbornin1809.8.Hewasshotanddiedthenextday.Thecorrectorder:74216358WorkinpairsandputthefollowingstatementsaboutAbrahamLincolninthecorrectorder.Thenreadthepassageandcheckyouranswers.remarryv.再婚[ri?meri]electv.選舉[??lekt]slaven.奴隸[sle?v]licensen.執(zhí)照[?la?s?ns]lawyern.律師[?l??j?]shootv.射擊[?u?t]Pre-reading03Prediction7.Hewasbornin1809.4.Hismotherdied.2.Hisfatherremarried.1.Helefthome.6.Hereceivedalawlicenseandbecamealawyer.3.Hewaselectedpresident.5.Hesettheslavesfree.8.Hewasshotanddiedthenextday.Accordingtothesestatements,weknowthetextisabout_______

_.AbrahamLincoln’slifetime課前閱讀對(duì)課文提供直觀線索的作用，大家可以對(duì)文本內(nèi)容進(jìn)行大膽預(yù)測(cè)或猜測(cè)，從而起到有針對(duì)性讀的效果Pre-reading03LookandsayTimeline--differentlifestages180918191830s186018611865While-reading04SkimmingRead1aandfindthemainideaofeachparagraph.Para.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5ThebackgroundofLincoln.Hisachievementincareer.ThebeginofCivilWarandhispoliticcareer.ThereasonofCivilWarandtheendingofCivilWar.

ThedeathofLincoln.While-reading04Scanning去干擾找關(guān)鍵尋答案While-reading04看題目Steps分析題干找答題區(qū)間對(duì)比閱讀材料得出答案ScanningWhile-reading04ScanningRead1aandanswerthequestion.1.Whatdoes“he”meansinthesentence“Helearnedtoreadandwritewhileworkingonthefarm”.A.Lincoln'sfatherB.hismotherC.hisstepmotherD.Lincoln2.Whendidcolicleavehishome?A.1809 B.1830 C.1860D.18653.Lincolnbecamethe________presentofUSA.A.14th B.15th C.16th D.17th4.WhowanttoowntheslavesintheCivilWar.A.southstatesB.northstatesC.LincolnD.wedon'tknow5.WheredidLincolngetshot?A.KentuckyB.IllinoisC.FordTheaterD.itdoesn'tmentionUnderlinethekeywordswhenwereading.While-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph1andanswerthequestions.①Accordingtothissentence‘Thefamilywaspoor,sotheyhadtostrugglejusttolive.’,whichhousemightAbrahamLincolnliveinwhenhewasateenager?ABUnderlinethekeywordswhenwereading.While-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph1andanswerthequestions.Thefamilywaspoor,sotheyhadtostrugglejusttolive.②Whatdoesstrugglemean?A.togivesomebodyhope,courageorsupportB.tofeelsurethatsomebodyorsomethingisgood,rightandhonestC.someonewhoworksinpoliticsD.tofightortryhardtodosomething詞義猜測(cè)題：尋找關(guān)鍵詞，代入聯(lián)系上下文。While-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph1andanswerthequestions.③InIllinois,therewereneitherteachersnorschools,butLincoln’sstepmotherencouragedhimtostudy.Whatdoesencouragemean?A.togivesomebodyhope,courageorsupportB.tofeelsurethatsomebodyorsomethingisgood,rightandhonestC.someonewhoworksinpoliticsD.tofightortryhardtodosomethingWhile-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph1andanswerthequestions.MarkTorF.④.InIllinois,Lincolnstudiedbyhimselfbecausetherewerenoschoolsthere.()TInIllinois,therewereneitherteachersnorschools,butLincoln’sstepmotherencouragedhimtostudy.Helearnedtoreadandwritewhileworkingonthefarm.While-reading04ReadandanswerTimeline

Stage1-togrowAbrahamLincolnwasborn.Hismotherdied.180918191830s186018611865While-reading04ReadandanswerTimeline

Stage1-togrow180918191830s186018611865Thefamilywaspoor,sotheyhadto____________justtolive.struggleHelearnedtoreadandwritewhile_____________onthefarm,whichmeanshelearntby_____________.workinghimselfWhile-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph2andanswerthequestions.

Peopletrustedhimandbegantocallhim“HonestAbe”.①Whatdoestrustmean?A.togivesomebodyhope,courageorsupportB.tofeelsurethatsomebodyorsomethingisgood,rightandhonestC.someonewhoworksinpoliticsD.tofightortryhardtodosomethingWhile-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph2andanswerthequestions.MarkTorF.②Lincolnbecameafamouslawyersoonafterhelefthome.()TAttwenty-one,Lincolnlefthome.Hesoonreceivedalawlicenseandbecamealawyer.Peopletrustedhimandbegantocallhim“HonestAbe”.While-reading04ReadandanswerTimeline

Stage2-tofinddream180918191830s186018611865Lincoln________home.leftWhile-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph3andanswerthequestions.

Duringthefollowingyears,hetookamoreactivepartinpolitics.Soonhewasnotonlyahighlyrespectedlawyerbutalsoawell-knownpolitician.①Whatdoespoliticianmean?A.togivesomebodyhope,courageorsupportB.tofeelsurethatsomebodyorsomethingisgood,rightandhonestC.someonewhoworksinpoliticsD.tofightortryhardtodosomethingpoliticiann.政治家[p?l??t??(?)n]While-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph3andanswerthequestions.MarkTorF.②TheCivilWar

brokeoutafterLincolnhadbeenthepresidentforayear.()HewaselectedthesixteenthpresidentoftheUnitedStatesin1860,andinthenextyeartheCivilWarbrokeout.FCivilWar

內(nèi)戰(zhàn)breakout爆發(fā)While-reading04ReadandanswerTimeline

180918191830s186018611865Stage2-tofinddreamWhatdoestheword"elect"mean?A.chooseB.eventC.effectDidheachievehisdream?While-reading04ReadandanswerTimeline

180918191830s186018611865Stage2-tofinddreamDidheachievehisdream?TheCivilWar

brokeout.While-reading04TheCivilWar01020304TheCivilWarwasbetweenthesouthernstatesandthenorthernstates.Thesouthernstateswantedtokeepallthestatesasonecountry.Atthattime,therewerelawstoallowthemtoownslaves.Lincolnwantedtogetridofthoselaws.While-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph4andanswerthequestions.MarkTorF.①Thesouthernstateswantedtobreakupthecountry.()TheCivilWarwasbetweenthesouthernstatesthatwantedtoleavetheUnionandformtheirowncountry,andthenorthernstatesthatwantedtokeepallthestatesasonecountry.ThesouthernstateswantedtoleavetheUnionandformtheirowncountry.breakup分裂TWhile-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph4andanswerthequestions.②WhichlawsdidthenorthernstatesandPresidentLincolnwanttogetridof?Thelawsthatallowedthemtoownslaves.getridof丟棄While-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph4andanswerthequestions.③WhowonattheendoftheCivilWar,thenorthernstatesorthesouthernstates?Thenorthernstates.While-reading04ReadandanswerTimeline180918191830s186018611865Stage3-toachievedreamWhile-reading04ReadandanswerReadparagraph5andanswerthequestions.MarkTorF.①OnApril14,1865,Lincolndiedfromhiswounds.()F

Lessthanaweeklater,onApril14,1865,AbrahamLincolnwasshotattheFordTheatreinWashington,DC.Hediedthenextdayfromhiswounds.While-reading04步驟：看題目；答題區(qū)間；分析材料；得出結(jié)論優(yōu)點(diǎn)：易去干擾；易尋答案；易找關(guān)鍵不足:不容易整體把握步驟：看開頭結(jié)尾；總結(jié)句；自行總結(jié)優(yōu)點(diǎn)時(shí)間短；速度快；知大意不足無法迅速找到細(xì)節(jié)信息經(jīng)驗(yàn)分享SummaryPost-reading05WatchandunderstandPost-reading05ListenandfollowAbrahamLincolnwasborninKentuckyin1809.Hismotherdiedwhenhewastenyearsold.Later,hisfamilymovedtoIllinoisandhisfatherremarried.Thefamilywaspoor,sotheyhadtostrugglejusttolive.InIllinois,therewereneitherteachersnorschools,butLincoln'sstepmotherencouragedhimtostudy.Helearnedtoreadandwritewhileworkingonthefarm.Attwenty-one,Lincolnlefthome.Hesoonreceivedalawlicenseandbecamealawyer.Peopletrustedhimandbegantocallhim“HonestAbe”.Duringthefollowingyears,hetookamoreactivepartinpolitics.Soonhewasnotonlyahighlyrespectedlawyerbutalsoawell-knownpolitician.HewaselectedthesixteenthpresidentoftheUnitedStatesin1860,andinthenextyeartheCivilWarbrokeout.TheCivilWarwasbetweenthesouthernstatesthatwantedtoleavetheUnionandformtheirowncountry,andthenorthernstatesthatwantedtokeepallthestatesasonecountry.Thesouthernstateswantedtokeepthelawsthatallowedthemtoownslaves.BoththenorthernstatesandPresidentLincolnwantedtogetridofthoselaws.OnApril9,1865,theCivilWarendedandallslavesweresetfree.Lessthanaweeklater,onApril14,1865,AbrahamLincolnwasshotattheFordTheatreinWashington,DC.Hediedthenextdayfromhiswounds.ChecklistStar1.Readloudlyandfluently.

聲音響亮且流利2.Readwithintonationandfeelings.語調(diào)正確且富有情感3.Pronouncecorrectly.發(fā)音準(zhǔn)確Tips:Whenweread,weshouldpayattentiontopronunciation（語音）andintonation（語調(diào)）Post-reading05LanguagepointsAbrahamLincolnwasborninKentuckyin1809.Hismotherdiedwhenhewastenyearsold.LaterhisfamilymovedtoIllinoisandhisfatherremarried.Thefamilywaspoor,sotheyhadtostrugglejusttolive.InIllinoistherewereneitherteachersnorschools,butLincolnsstepmotherencouragedhimtostudy.Helearnedtoreadandwritewhileworkingonthefarm./ken?t?ki/肯塔基州movetosp.搬到某地/??l?'n??(z)/伊利諾伊州struggletodosth.盡力做某事既不…也不…encouragesb.todosth.鼓勵(lì)某人做某事Post-reading05Languagepoints

Attwenty-one.Lincolnlefthome.Hesoonreceivedalawlicense

andbecamealawyer.Peopletrustedhimandbegantocallhim"HonestAbe”.

receivealawlicense取得律師執(zhí)照trustsb.信任某人callsb.sth.稱某人為...Post-reading05Languagepoints

Duringthefollowingyears,hetookamoreactivepartinpolitics.Soonhewasnotonly

ahighlyrespectedlawyer

butalsoawell-knownpolitician.HewaselectedthesixteenthpresidentoftheUnitedStatesin1861,andinthesameyeartheCivilWar

brokeout.在接下來的幾年takeanactivepartin積極參與廣受尊敬的律師不僅...而且出名的被選為...breakout爆發(fā)Post-reading05Languagepoints

TheCivilWarwasbetweenthesouthernstatesthatwantedtoleavetheunionandformtheirowncountry,andthenorthernstatesthatwantedtokeepallthestatesasonecountry.Thesouthernstateswantedtokeepthelawsthatallowedthemtoownslaves.BoththenorthernstatesandPresidentLincolnwantedto

getridofthoselaws.OnApril9,1865,theCivilWarendedandallslaveswere

setfree。定語從句定語從句定語從句allowsb.todosth.允許某人做某事getridof擺脫setfree釋放betweenAandBPost-reading05Languagepoints

Lessthanaweeklater,onApril14,1865,AbrahamLincolnwasshotattheFordTheatreinWashington,D.C.Hediedthenextdayfromhiswounds.diefrom死于….①diefrom死于….(外因)②dieof死于….(內(nèi)因)③dieout滅絕Post-reading05Readandfind閱讀文章并找出課文中含并列連詞的句子InIllinois,therewereneitherteachersnorschools…Soonhewasnotonlyahighlyrespectedlawyerbutalsoawell-knownpolitician.BoththenorthernstatesandPresidentLincolnwantedtogetridofthoselaws.Post-reading05RetellthepassageHewasborn.Hismotherdied.Helefthome.TheCivilWarendedandalltheslavesweresetfree.18091819183018611865WhathappenedtoLincolninthefollowingyears?HewaselectedthesixteenthpresidentoftheUnitedStatesandtheCivilWarbrokeout.Post-reading05Workon2DiscussthemeaningsofthefollowingwordsbyAbrahamLincoln.I’maslowwalker,butIneverwalkbackwards.walkern.步行者[?w??k?(r)]backwardsadv.向后[?b?kw?dz]我走得很慢，但我從來不會(huì)后退。Post-reading05Workon2DiscussthemeaningsofthefollowingwordsbyAbrahamLincoln.Iwillstudyandprepare,andmyopportunitywillcome.

我要學(xué)習(xí)，做好準(zhǔn)備，我的機(jī)會(huì)會(huì)來的。Post-reading05Workon2DiscussthemeaningsofthefollowingwordsbyAbrahamLincoln.Mygreatconcernisnotwhetheryouhavefailed,butwhetheryouarecontentwithyourfailure.

我最擔(dān)心的不是你會(huì)不會(huì)失敗，而是你是否滿足于你的失敗。concernn.憂慮[k?n?s??n]contentadj.滿意的[k?n?tent]failuren.失敗[?fe?lj?]Post-reading05LookandsaySincetheUnitedStateswasfoundedin1776,therehavebeen46presidents.Post-reading05LookandsayFourpresidents’faceswerecarvedonMountRushmore.拉什莫爾山Post-reading05LookandsayPresidentsoftheUnitedStatesGeorgeWashingtonJohnAdamsThomasJeffersonJamesMonroeJohnQuincyAdamsAndrewJacksonWilliamHenryHarrisonJohnTylerJamesK.PolkZacharyTaylorMillardFillmoreFranklinPierceJamesBuchananAbrahamLincolnAndrewJohnsonUlyssesS.GrantRutherfordB.HayesJamesA.GarfieldChesterA.ArthurGroverClevelandBenjaminHarrisonGroverClevelandWilliamMcKinleyTheodoreRooseveltWilliamHowardTaftWoodrowWilsonWarrenG.HardingCalvinCoolidgeHerbertHooverFranklinD.RooseveltHarryS.TrumanDwightD.EisenhowerJohnF.KennedyLyndonB.JohnsonRichardNixonGeraldFordJimmyCarterRonaldReaganGeorgeH.W.BushBillClintonGeorgeW.BushBarackObamaDonaldTrumpJoeBidenPost-reading05LookandsayWhyweretheirfacescarvedonMountRushmore?BecausetheyallmadegreatcontributionstotheUSA.Post-reading05LookandsayAbrahamLincolnwashonoredbyAmericansbecause______.

A.hesetuptheUnitedStates

B.heencouragedAmericanstoprotecttheenvironment

C.hesetallslavesinAmericafreeD.hewasshotattheFordTheatre.setfree釋放Post-reading05Groupwork1.InterviewShowSupposeyouhavethechancetointerviewLincoln,whatwillyouaskhim?AndwhatwillLincolnanswer?(Basedonthearticleoruseyourimagination!)2.Tellyourgroupmembersthestoryofoneofthefamouspeopleyouhavelearnedinthisunit.Post-reading05Workon33.SupposetherewillbeaclassmeetingonthetopicofMyHero.Writeaspeechaboutyourhero,includingthefollowinginformation.1.abriefintroductionofhis/herlifestory2.his/hergreatestachievement/contribution3.whatyouhavelearnedfromhim/herPost-reading05Workon3NameYangLiweiBirthplaceLiaoningProvinceJobapilot(1987)LifestoryjoinedtheChineseSpaceProgramwith13otherpilots;trainedforfiveyearsGreatestachievementtravelledaroundtheearthbyShenzhou

Ⅴfor21hoursin2003Spiritbraveandhard-workingWritethespeechaboutyourheroaccordingtotheresultofdiscussion.Post-reading05Example

YangLiweiwasborninanordinaryfamilyinLiaoningProvincein1965.hebecameapilot(飛行員)oftheChineseAirForcein1987.Ittookhimfiveyearstobecomeaspaceman.YangLiweiwassentintospacebyChina'sShenzhouⅤspacecraftonOctober15th,2003.Helandedsafelythenextday,makingChinathethirdcountrysendapersonintospacesuccessfullyaftertheformerSovietUnion(前蘇聯(lián))andtheUSA.YangLiweicamebacktotheearthaftera21-hourtriptospace.InspaceYangrecordedeverythingh