高二英语下学期Unit 11教案2.docVIP

Teaching Plan Unit 11 Scientific achievements ● Teaching Aims 1. To learn some new words about science and scientific achievements 2. Practise expressing intentions and wishes 3. Write a persuasion essay ● Teaching difficult points 1. Talk about science and scientific achievements 2. Learn about Word Formation ● Teaching media 1. Tape-recorder 2. Multi-player ● Teaching procedure Step 1. New words and expressions 1. solar adjective [before noun; not gradable] of or from the sun, or using the energy from the sun to produce electric power Related words solar radiation solar flares a solar cell/panel solar heating The solar system is the sun and the group of planets which move around it. Related words (specialized) The solar year is the time it takes for the Earth to go round the sun, just over 365 days. 2. leap /li:p/ verb past leapt or esp. US leaped to make a large jump or sudden movement, usually from one place to another He tried to leap from an upstairs window. [I] The dog/man leapt (over) the gate into the field. [T; I + preposition] The girl leapt to hold the door open. [+ to infinitive] 3. mankind /m{NkaInd/, humankind noun [U] the whole of the human race, including both men and women Mankind has always been obsessed by power. womankind noun [U] dated female human beings in general In her latest book she discusses the menopause, which is a subject that concerns all womankind. 4. constitution (LAWS) noun [C] (a written document which forms) the set of political principles by which a state or organization is governed, esp. in relation to the rights of the people it governs Britain has no written constitution. The Constitution of the United States says that there must be a presidential election every four years. Related words Freedom of speech should be a constitutional right. In a constitutional monarchy the king or queens power is severely limited, as he or she acts on the advice of the politicians who form the government. constitu