教学设计Unit3 Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes.docVIP

Unit 3：Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes． Language Goals In this unit．students learn to talk about what they are allowed to do．They also learn to agree and disagree． New language ·I think teenagers should be allowed to do homework with friends． ·High school students should not be allowed to work after school． ·Do you think sixteen-year-olds should be allowed to drive? ·each other, pierce, silly, drivers license, earring, spend time Section A ·Make two columns on the board．Write can do at the top of the column on the left．and cant do on the right．Then ask students questions about things that their parents Say they can and can’t do．[T=Teacher, S=Student] T：Li．can you choose your own clothes? Do your parents let you buy the clothes you really like? S1：Well．usually．They don’t like the same things，but they let me buy things I like． T：I see．(Write these words under can do as you say them．) Li—choose her own clothes．(Turn to another student) Can you study with friends every night? Do your parents let you study at a friend’s house every night? S2：No．I have to stay home most nights． T：OK．(Write these words under can’t do as you say them．)Sara—study with friends every night． ·Ask questions and add more examples to both lists． ·Next，cross out the headings and write these headings in their place：is allowed to and isnt allowed to．Say each sentence first with can do or can’t do, then with allowed to or isn’t allowed to, and ask students to repeat each one． ·Repeat this practice with all items on the lists．1 a This activity introduces the key vocabulary． ·Read the instructions to the class．Say, All the sentences in this activity are things students are or are not allowed to do． ·Then read each item to the class．Ask students to explain what each sentence means in their own words．For example，for the first sentence，a student might say：I think its OK for high school students to go places, like the movies, every night．They shouldn’t have to stay home． ·When stud