2015-2016学年北师大版必修2教案：Unit 5 Rhythm Lesson 3 Experiment in Folk1 .docVIP

2015-2016学年北师大版 必修2 Unit 5 Rhythm Lesson 3 Experiment in Folk 教案 Teaching aims: To practice the vocabulary relating to music To read and understand a newspaper article To practice using adverbial clauses of cause, result and purpose with because, as, since, so that and so/such…that. To express opinions and give reasons for them Teaching difficulties: To practice using adverbial clauses of cause, result and purpose with because, as, since, so that and so/such…that. Teaching Aids: computer and cassette Teaching procedures: Ⅰ. Warming up First listen to a piece of music called “Er Qian Ying Yue” T: Then ask students “What do you think of the music you just listen to?” “What kind of music is it?” S: T: Chinese folk music sounds so wonderful and special. It is our cultural treasure. Our nation is proud of Chinese folk music. We have a lot of top musicians, can you name some famous musician? S: T: Show some slides such as Nie Er, Xian Xinghai, Hua yanjun. Then give some information about musician and ask students to guess who it is. 1. He was born in Guangdong province in 1905. He is called people’s musician. 2. He wrote many songs such as On Taihang Mountain and the famous Yellow River chorus. 3. He died in Russia when he went there to study. S: Answer : Xian Xinghai Now let’s listen to another piece of music, guessing its instrument. (Let students listen to piano.) T: “What kind of music is it?” S: T: Yes, piano. Does piano belong to Chinese folk music? S: No, it belongs to western instrument. Piano sounds so sweet that many people like listen to piece of piano. Can you name some western musicians? S: Mozart, List, Schubert and so on. T: suppose if we combine our Chinese folk music with western music, What will happen? S: T: Does someone once try to do so? S: Ⅱ Reading Someone have already done so. He is Kong Xiangdong, and have you heard of the name? Now read the text and let’s see what’s the matter. After reading the text, show a picture of Kong Xiangdong, giv