20150605读写学习资料.ppt

The biggest house in the world Q: How many rooms does this house have? The most expensive house in the world Q: How much did it cost when it was built? Reading task Three houses Read about the biggest house in the world, the most expensive house and the smallest house in Great Britain. All the numbers have been left out, but they are given below. Can you put them back to complete the text？ Here are the numbers you need:30 million; 4.1 million; 48,100; 1922; 305; 250; 183; 100; 39; 25; The biggest house in the world is Biltmore House in Ashville, North Carolina, USA, belonging to the Vanderbilt family. It was built in 1890 at a cost of US＄( a ) . It has ( b ) rooms and stands in an estate of ( c ) hectares. The most expensive house in the world is the Hearst Ranch at San Simeon, California. It was built for the newspaper owner in ( d ) – ( e ) at a cost of US＄( f ). It has over ( g ) rooms and a garage for ( h ) cars. Planning and report Share your solutions in your group. Checking the solution Language focus Evaluation 下面的文本又能如何与学生之间建立联系？ 教师用书建议 教师呈现本部分的四幅插图，提问：Do you know these things? What are they for? 学生讨论后，教师带读这四个单词； 请学生根据自己已有的知识，将四幅图按照使用年代的远近排序； 教师引导学生看图，进行读前预测：Wu Yifan and his friends wanted to go to the Italian restaurant. How did they go there? What places did they pass by? We use GPS to find a place in a thick forest. We don’t use compass (stars) to find our way now. Alternatives: T or F 这段教材的文本又能如何与学生之间建立联系？ Suggested tasks Do you have an unhappy time when staying in a hotel? What made you unhappy? Make a list of three things. Compare your list with your partner. Do you have something in common? What do you often do when you have an unhappy time in a hotel? (Write a letter of complaint or make comments) Read the letter from Wu Yifan. Do you share the experience with him? 建立文本联系的活动 Discussion tasks Prediction tasks Jigsaw tasks Student as question master General knowledge tasks Corrupted text Factual gap filling Linguistic gap fill