Unit6 lesson 2 and lesson 3教材分析和导入设计（北师大必修2）

Unit6 lesson 2 and lesson 3教材分析和导入设计（北师大必修2）Unit 6Lesson 2 and Lesson 3本节教材分析(1) 三维目标.Knowledge and skills1. To give opinions about buildings.2.To practice using vocabulary of buildings.3.To practice describing places.4. To listen and identify stressed words that give new information. 5. To practice scanning the text to extract specific information.6.To practice intensive reading skills.7.To practice using relative clauses.8. To practice giving definitions of words with the help of relative pronouns.Process and methods1. Make the students talk about the great buildings.2. Make the students talk about Chinese paper art.3. Make the students learn the rich meaning of Chinese traditional arts.Emotion, attitude and values1. Encourage the students to have a discussion about the types of buildings.2. Encourage the students to have a free talk about what kind of buildings they like most.3. Encourage the students to have a discussion about how to make Chinese paper art.4. Encourage the students to make a paper cut in fresh.（2）教学重点1. Enable students to use proper words to describe buildings.2. Help students to cultivate a good appreciation sense.3. Enable students to grasp the usage of relative clauses.4. Help students to make sentences with relative clauses.5. Help students to distinguish the differences among the relative pronouns. （3）教学难点1. How to distinguish the describe a building.2. How to make students grasp the usage of relative clauses.（4）教学建议1. Let the students talk about the great buildings.2. Let the students talk about Chinese paper art.3. Let the students discuss about how to make Chinese paper art.新课导入设计导入一：1. Lets see four pictures of buildings from abroad, then get some information about them from Internet. (1) Palace of the Doges (Venice) (2) The Post Office Savings Bank ( Budapest)(3) Chrysler Building (US) (4) Eilean Donan Castle (Scotland)Keys: (1) Palace of the Doges is one of the finest Gothic buildings anywhere in Europe. It was built from 1309 to 1424 and was finally finished in 1498. (2) The Post Office Savings Bank was build from 1899 to 1902.(3) Chrysler Building is 319metres high and is located on the east side of Manhattan.(4) Eilean Donan Castle was built in the 13th century and was restored in 1932.2. Among the four buildings, which one do you like best?Key: The answer may be varied. 3.Lets appreciate some pictures. Which one do you like most? Describe each paper cut in pairs. What meaning can you get from the following paper cuts? Paper Cuts of Shengxiao AnimalsKey: The answer may be varied. 导入二：The Top 15 Skylines in the WorldAll my years in studying Urban Planning helped me grow a greater appreciation for the dense downtown skyline of the big city. The downtown core of big cities across the Americas, Europe and Asia are the cultural pulse and economic engines of urban regions where millions of people live. All urban life begins and ends, each day and night under the watch of the citys tallest skyscrapers and most grand architectural structures. So let us appreciate the view that they have to offer:1. Hong Kong, ChinaHong Kong is number one on my list for many reasons: Hong Kong has a whopping 43 buildings over 200 metres tall, 30 of which were built in the year 2000 or later! It also boasts four of the 15 tallest buildings in the world thats all in one city! Hong Kongs skyline shows a large selection of distinct sky-reaching towers, with beautiful night lighting and reflection. This city exemplifies the post-modern skyscraper and skyline. Finally, the mountain backdrop makes this skyline (as you can clearly see) the greatest on the planet! 2. Chicago, USAChicago is the birthplace of the modern skyscraper. When Chicago built its first steel high-rise in 1885, it was not the tallest structure in the world but the first example of a new form of engineering that would change nearly every city on earth. Chicago has 19 buildings over 200 metres tall (three of which are among the top 20 tallest buildings in the world, including the tallest in North America). Chicago has some of the finest mid-century architecture and examples of modern skyscrapers.3. Shanghai, China Not to be mistaken for a space station, Shanghai is a real city! Chinas biggest and most advanced city, Shanghai was said to be the most cosmopolitan city in the beginning of the 20th century, but lost its glory during the “Mao era”. It is now quickly regaining its position as one of the biggest economic powerhouses in the world as well as a showcase of modern architecture. In Shanghai youll find 25 structures that are over 200 metres tall, one of which is the insanely tall, the 468m downtown Oriental Pearl TV Tower.4. New York City, USA New York City has one of the densest and most diverse skylines, with a huge collection of buildings and building styles. Thanks to Hollywoods obsession with the city, it is also the most easily recognizable skyline in the world. New York City has an amazing 47 buildings over 200 metres - the most in the world! The four tallest buildings in NYC were all built in the early 1930s! Home of the famous, (now tragically destroyed) World Trade Center Towers, the Empire State building, the Statue of Liberty and the United Nations, New York City is the financial capital of the western world! Upon the completion of the new Freedom Tower (built on the old site of the World Trade Centers), it may rank higher in this list.5. Tokyo, JapanTokyo is the worlds most populated city. Its skyline has a number of unique characteristics that set it apart from other big city skylines, among them 15 structures at over 2