Unit 5--The English Countryside(英国的乡村)教学教案.ppt

Unit 5;;Introduction of Functions;Notes;A1: Tell me, what do you think of our waiter? B1: Kind of rude, isn’t he?;What do you think of life in the city? Do you prefer life in the city or in the countryside? Do you sometimes feel tired of city life/country life? Which do you prefer, city life or village life? ;Try to Speak;;; Nowadays urbanization is developing rapidly in many countries and it reflects human efforts to transform a world of cruel natural elements in favor of human living environment. While we are ameliorating the living conditions with many facilities, we are also losing many things. Look at the following picture and comment on what human beings have gained and lost in the process of modernization? .;The Machine in the Garden by L Marx (1964) ; In pairs, describe the rural lifestyle without locomotives and factories. ;In pairs, answer the following question. ;Useful Words and Expressions symbolic significance in the introduction of the locomotive modern civilization–lauds greater freedom for people to move around, accords more individualism to each member of society, creates greater power for everyone to exercise, and makes faster progress in social development;Vocabulary to Describe City Life;Quotable Quote;In small groups, discuss the following questions.;What does the grass signify? 2. What does the fence signify? 3. Why do people think grass in other people’s gardens always looks greener than in their own? ;Related Ideas in English Familiarity breeds contempt. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Absence makes the heart fonder. ;;Book 2-Unit 5;rice pad;brook;In small groups, identify important ingredients, which constitute the typical English country-side as shown in the pictures below. ;Traditional English Rural Landscape in the 18th Century ;Traditional English Rural Landscape in the 19th Century ;Typical English Rural Landscape: Yorkshire English Rural Landscape in the 20th Century ;In small gro