必修3教案001

1、Module Three The Violence of Nature By JianlinTeaching Aims:Get the general information about the violence of nature.Improve the students ability to give definitions of words.To learn to read with strategiesMake students have a better understanding of natural disasters.Teaching difficulties and impo

2、rtance:Help students to understand the passage betterTo learn to read with strategiesTeaching methods: Reading and practicingTeaching aids:computer, screen, projectorTeaching Procedures:Step 1 Lead-in(2m) Show a video to students Step 2. While-reading(15m)1.Read the titles of the passage and think a

3、bout what the passage is about. Learn to find what were implied in the titles.Understanding the titles. The passage may tell us:1. what a tornado or hurricane is2. how violent it is3. bad results the disaster leads2. Detailed-reading1.Read the passage carefully and answer true or false questions2.An

4、swer some questions Step3.Post-reading (13m)Do reading practices and answer questions to improve reading ability.Step4.Homework 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12. How strong are tornado winds?13. What can happen to furniture when a house is destroyed by a tornado?14. How many tornadoes are there in the US

5、every year?15. How many people died in the worst tornado of all time?16. What happens at sea during a hurricane?17. When was the worst hurricane of all time?18. Was the actor Charles Coghland killed in it?19. What happened to him after the hurricane?Suggested answers:1. More than 400 km/h.2. It stay

6、s where it was.3. About 800.4. More than 700.5. It has huge waves.6. 8th September, 1900.7. No, he wasnt.8. His coffin was dropped in the sea by a hurricane and carried to Canada by the Gulf Stream. fill in the form with suitable words.Suggested answers:TornadoHurricanewhat a tornado or hurricane is

7、A rotating column of air from a thunderstorm to the ground.Strong tropical storm.PlaceFrom Texas in the southeast to South Dakota in the northOccur in the southern Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of MexicoHow violent it isHave winds of more than 400 kilometers per hourViolent winds of 120 kilometers per hour or more, Bad resultsPick up cars, trains and even houses and put them down in the next street; take the fur and feathers off; destroy houses but leave the furniture where it wasCause huge waves, heavy r