北师大版英语八上第二、三单元教材分析和教法建议.pptxVIP

第二、三单元教材分析和教法建议;My dog is in the garden. He is wagging his tail, his mouth is open and he is looking at me. What is he trying to tell me? Jane Roberts reports.;做法一：What does “wagging his tail” mean?/ wag什么意思？ 做法二：;;Most animals communicate by smell. Dogs are famous for this. When a dog walks outside, it learns about other dogs by smelling things. Dogs have helped the police for a long time, too. They can find missing people by using their fantastic sense of smell. Mice have an excellent sense of smell too. Scientists have even trained them to find landmines. Scientists have discovered that even ants use smell. They use smell to tell other ants where the food is.;Most animals communicate by smell. _____ When a dog walks outside, it learns about other dogs by smelling things. _____ They can find missing people by using their fantastic sense of smell. ______ Scientists have even trained them to find landmines. Scientists have discovered that even ants use smell. _______ ;Ways of communi-cation;Everyone has heard birds singing. Research has shown that many other animals use sound to communicate. Frogs and insects communicate with sounds. Usually the “gentlemen” make sounds to invite the “ladies”. Whales and elephants also use sound to communicate. These sounds can travel very far through water or the ground. However, it is not possible for humans to hear some of the sounds. They are either too low or too high for us.;Animals have always used body language to communicate as well. When a cat puts its ears back, it is a bit mad. When it sits with its tail around itself, it is happy. When a dog puts its tail under its body, it is scared. When it wags its tail and opens its mouth, it is happy. So I think my dog is happy right now.;;教学目标;Pre-reading;While-reading;While-reading;Post-reading;;These days, it seems everybody is texting although young people are texting the most. In 2010, American teenage girls sent and received about 80 text messages a day.