外研九上《Module 1 Wonders of the world》作業(yè)設(shè)計

返回目錄返回目錄#FeatureTask3.對景觀或者景點(diǎn)的客觀描寫應(yīng)使用 時態(tài)。PassageBMountTaiinthecenterofShandongProvinceisoneofthegreatestwondersofthenaturalworld.Manytouristsallovertheworldvisititeveryyear.LastSaturdayIvisitedMountTai.WhenIarrivedthereatabout5：00ambybus,itwasraining.ButassoonasIgotoutofthebus,Icouldn'twaittoclimbupthemountain.Luckily,abouthalfanhourlater,thecloudsclearedandtherainstopped.AlongthepathIenjoyedlotsofbeautifulsights,suchastheseaofcloudsandstrangerocks.WhenIarrivedatthetopofthemountain,thesunwasjustrising.Ienjoyedthebeautifulrisingsunwiththousandsoftourists.Iwastiredbutveryexcited.IhopetovisitMountTaiagainnextyear!2.課堂準(zhǔn)備（語言準(zhǔn)備）寫作練筆：假設(shè)你是LiHua,你遠(yuǎn)在英國的筆友John想了解你上一個假期的旅行見聞,請你根據(jù)以下表格內(nèi)容，給他回一封郵件，向他介紹一下你們班曾經(jīng)研學(xué)游去往黃山的研學(xué)見識和經(jīng)歷。TravelexperiencesintheYellowMountainWhereitisinHuangshanCityHowlargeitisabout154squarekilometresHeightofLotusPeakabout1864metersWhatisfamousstiaiigepines,absiudstones,seaofclouds,hotspringsWhatyoudidandsawHowyoufeltA.ThinkofsomewordsandphrasestodescribetheYellowMountain.B.Draftthesentencestructureandcontentyouwilluseinwritingthepassage.TravelexperiencesintheYellowMountainSentencestructureandcontentWhereitisinHuangshanCityHowlargeitisabout154squarekilometresHeightofLotusPeakabout1864metersWhatisfamousstrangepines,absurdstones,seaofclouds,hotspringsWhatyoudidandsawHowyoufeltC.Draftyourpassagestructure.（根據(jù)自己寫作的需要，起草框架圖，把時間詞體現(xiàn)出來。）3.語言積累庫Word-bank詞庫單詞：wonder,natural,man-made,modern,ancient,landscape（風(fēng)景）high,long,wide,deep,majesty（宏偉）harmony（和諧）短語：lieon/in...,/belocatedon/in...坐落于thethoughtof"harmonybetweenmanandnature"人與自然和諧的思想ontheedgeof...,在...邊緣berichin...在...方面富足takeup/coveranareaof 覆蓋...土地面積theprideof...的驕傲?xí)r間詞：...assoonas...一...就When/while/as...當(dāng)...After/befbre在..之后/前Since/eversince...自...以來not...until...直到...Suddenly,突然表達(dá)情感的句型...bewellworthvisitingforthetasteof. 值得參觀，因?yàn)榭梢云肺?..Sblookforwardtoseeing/goingback..=expecttoreturn期待再次回歸haveastrongdesiretodosth 有強(qiáng)烈的愿望去...Myheartwas句ledwithhappinessandstrength.內(nèi)心充滿了幸福和力量II.DraftingDearJohn,You'dliketoknowsomethingaboutmylatesttravelexperience.I'mhappytotellyou.Yours,LiHuaIII.Revising初稿同學(xué)點(diǎn)評二稿教師點(diǎn)評

定稿自我評價1.作文互評參考表（下面是一個邀請信評價范本，可以根據(jù)本單元的要求，適當(dāng)修改）習(xí)作評價要求分值（滿分10分）格式邀請信格式正確（8個方面）內(nèi)容合理安排游覽時間、地點(diǎn)、活動和交通工具語言能使用連接詞表示事件發(fā)展的先后順序能用多種方式表達(dá)時間、活動和交通方式其他使用第一人稱和一般將來時態(tài)單詞拼寫正確，大小寫、標(biāo)點(diǎn)使用正確書寫工整，卷面整潔附件3：Module1課本內(nèi)容Nowcheck(v'jthediscussioneasternhugeopinionihcugrEiferyday*Inmyopuimn,—iiilikelavi'iilthe(ham'st'ausewavbecauseiic/ivwildpSeesliresea.Unit1Ifsmorethan2,000yearsold.Ltsteninqand^yocabularyliketovisitandwhy.Answerthequestions.IWlwreistheGiant'sCauseway'：Completethesentenceswiththewordsinthebox.??WhatwindersdoesBeitythinkarcmoreexciting?■IHowoldisthelerracultaArmv?2LinglcngthinksVklDriaFallsismorefimtesticthanlineGianfsCauseway.5RcttyandL>amin@>，：.I,--'..-； >1：：!:>^11L.-:ur.'.e：-dForDaininB,theThreeGorgesDamismoreTony；LetscallWondersoitheWoiidandjoininthediscussion.Ithink“muralwondersJremoreinterestingthanman-madeones.AndIthinktheSingling：Hmm.I'veneverseenit,m>irmnotsureIaareewithyou.Whydoyoulikeit.Tony?Tony-Well,,ivisitedtheGiant'sCausewaytwoyearsago.It'shuge.Thereareabout40.000rocks,mosialthemwiihsixsides.Itruns(orseveralhundredmetresontheeasterncoastolNorthernIreland.LinjjlJiig：Thatsoundsgreat,thoughIthinkVictoriaFallsinAfricaisevenmoreloudnoiseafewkilometre^BeHy?Wow,that'shugeIButinmyopinion,man-madewondersaremoitexciiingthannaluraiones,LookatLJammg:Iagieewithyou,Betty.AndIthinktheThreeGpiresBetty；Now,who'dliketocallfirst?9Lookatthepicturesandanswerthequestions.Usethewordsintheboxtohelpvou.antienlman-mademodemnaturjl i3Inmyopinion,man-madewondersruitwrcexcitingthannaturalNowlistenagainandrepeat,\irronunctationandspeaking6Listenandmarkthepauses.II'veneverscciiit,soI'mnotsure1agreewithyou,?Matchthenamesofthewonder;withthepicturesontherightandthenextpage.a)TheTerracottaArmyb}IheIhrccGorgesDamc}TheGiant'sCausewayd)VictoriaFailsnaunaEwondersarcmorcinterestingthanmaivnuufeones.2VictoriaFalls,aboul1.700ineticswideand100metreshigh,is"l"lTrI!IJH'li.l、I.ctsjoininLne?I\thinktheGianlSCausewayonthe5Tosomedegree,1.inglingagreeswithtonyabouttheutants(.ausewayIWhichtw<ijlunu■[■?.h'Jci;:man-mndewondcri>4Whichisumedernwonder?Nowlistenandcheck,Giant'sCausewayisthemostfantasticnaturalwonderlanlastic.Ji'satxHitIJOOmetreswideand100metreshigh.VbucanhearthetheTeiracollaArmy.If?morelhan2,000yearsoldDamisfantastictgIt'sabout2300metreslong.185metreshighand15metreswideatthetop.Ilproduceselectricityformiilionso(peopleinChina.Unit2TheGrandCanyonwasnotjustbig.通匝皿四曲業(yè)ry?Workinpairs.Talkaboutagreatnaturalwonderyouknow.Usethewordsintheboxtohelpyou.belowdeepJiintasttehighlongn^tuialshinesignsilentsilverReadthepassageandcompletethetable.CAgreatwonderofthenaturalworldWhenIarrived,itwasearlymorningJnditwasraining,[lookedtotheeast—theskywasbecominggity.1gotoulof(hecar,wentthroughagaleandwalkedalongadarkpath.Therewasnothingtosee.bvtIknewitwasthere.Afteraboutamile,astrar^erappearedbesidethepath."AmIgoingtherightway7'1asked,l-leknewwhere1wasgoing.，”herepiied."yeKi'llgetthereinfiveminutes."Finally.1cameisomerocksandstopped.Ilookedoverthem,butitwassilentandtherewasnosignofitSuddenly,lherainstoppedand(hecloudsclearedThesunrosebehindmeflookeddowntotheColoiatfoRiver,asilverstreamnearlyonemilebelowme.Ifyouputthetwotallestbuildingsintheworldontopofeachotheraitheboitoinofthecanyon,(heystillwouldnolreachthetop.ThenIlookedacrosstolheothersideofLhecanyon.Itwasabaulfifteenmilesaway,nidybemore.Finally,IlookedidmyJeftandtomyright,andonbothsidesthecanyonwontlarawayformarethan200mile$.TheGrandCanyonwasnoijuslbig.Itwashuge!Iteirwinedbythecan/onlorabouthalfanhour,andJaskedmyself."IstheGrandandshonecmtherocks.Fiirbekwme,theCanyonlhegivalcstwanderoflhenaturalWorkinpairs.Makealistofwondersoftheworld.Saywhichoneyouwould?Choosethecorrectanswer.a)Amagazine.h)Agrammarbook,c)Adictionary.Whywastherenothinglo&ec?Because(herewasnothing. c)Becauseitwasraining.Becauseitwas(oudatk d>Becauseitwasinthemorning.WhichdirectionwasthewriterHieingwhileheshewaslookingovertheGrandCanyon?South. b)North. c)East d)WestWhatisthewriter'spurposeinwritingthispassage?it}Togivetricesaboutlhenaturalworld.Tosaybowhefeelsaboutthenaturalworld.TotellaninterestingstoryaboutlheGrandCanyon."lbattractpeopleiovisitdieGrandCanyon.Completethepaagewiththewordsinthebox.belowmileremainreplysignsilentskystreamthioughInthedark,[hereisno<l) oftheGrandCanyon,andilis(2) Butifyou(3) bytheGrandCanyona$the(4) andlookdownaboutone(5) ,youcanseelheColoradoKiver(6). you.hlookslikeusilver(7) .asitpasses(8) lhenxksatthe bottomofthecanyon,irsomeoneasksyouwhethertMGrandCanyonisthegreiilestwoncierofthenaturalwixld.itmaybeeasyto(9)? (xlsbrighterWritina?Completethetablewithfactsaboutanaturalorman-madewonderoftheworld.NameLocationInterestingfactsgroundfellawjyanddownioariver,Iwastookingacrossoneofthewondei-sofLhertJturalworld—theGrandCjnyon.world?"Icertainlyknowtheanswer.Whaldoyouthink?-Learninatolearn?Imagineyouhavejustvisitedoneofthenaturalorman-madewonders.Writesentencesanddescribeyourexperience.Saywhenyouvisitedit.IjuitvisitedtheGmtlWalllastnionlh.Saywhereitis.ItisinthanorthofChina.Describeitssize.Itis,..Saywhatincereslin^factsyouknow.Itisjamonsjbr...Saywhaihappenedwhenyouvisitedit.tim’osrainingwheniwmmw...Sayhowyoufelt.1iltottghfilwwthemostwonderfulxight.Nowwriteapassage.Usethesentencesyouhavewrittentohelpyou.Unit3LanguageinuseLanquaciepracticeIvisited(heGiant'sCausewaytwoyearsagoItproduceselectricityformillionsofpeopkinChina.I'veneverseenit.soI'mnotsureIagreewithyou.Ilooked(othecasttheskywasbecominggrey.You'llgelihcicinfiveminuter.AmIgoingtherightway? ?ExplainthedifferencesinmeaningbetweenSentencesa)andb).a)Ioftenplaybasketball.b)Iamplayingbasketballnow.a)ShehasgonelotheGreatWall.b)ShehasbeenlotheGreatWall.a)TheyhadanEnglishclassyesterday.b)TheywerehavinganEnglishclassainineo'clockyesterdaymorning.a)Heisdoinganinterview.b)Hehasdoneaninterview.n)WearedrawingapictureofVictoriaFallsnow.b)WewilldrawapictureofVictoriaFalls.ofthebuilding.I(2)wasalittlencn'oiintothelift.Thelift(4)fasteruntilwe(5) (6)(be)highupthere,butIwasnotafraid whenIstoodatthetop.TheJinMaoTowerinShanghui.oneofthetallcilbuildingsintheworld.(7) (be)420.5metreshigh.uasbuiltinandit(8) (have)afantasticviewofPudongDistrictandthecentreofShanghai.IreallylikethetowerandIamsure1(9) (visit)itagain.(arrive)atthegroundfloor(be)afraidofgoingtothetopoftallbuildings,so (walk)(climblfasterand(reach)the88lhfloor.ItWorkinpairs.Talkaboutthewondersoftheworldyouhaveorhavenotvisited.A:HaveyouevervisitedtheGreatWall?B:Yes,Ihave./No.Ih