Book6 Unit3 A healthy life教案(2)

Listening speaking and writing

Listening

I.Discussion:

Are there any discos, karaoke bars or nightclubs in your district for young people to go to?

Have you ever been to places like these?

Do you ever go to parties with your friends?

Do you think it is OK for alcohol to be available at places where young people meet?

3. Read Exercise 1, which explains the context of the dialogue. Give suggestions about the kind of things Sara might be nervous about. II Pre-listening:

III listening to the tape and complete the exercises.

Speaking

Group work

Imagine you are go to a party where there are lots of people who are older than you. In groups make up a list of rules that you can follow to make sure you behave appropriately.

Writing

I Task

Read this letter and imagine you are the adviser who deals with

students’ problems. Write a letter to give Xiaolei some helpful advice. 203 Thames Street

Oxford, OX41LF

Friday 11 Nov.

Dear students in Class 20 Grade 2,

Can you help me, please? I have tried to stop smoking several times. I am OK for two days and then I feel really sick and irritable and I have to start smoking again. I know smoking is a bad habit, but I just can’t seem to give it up. Do you have any useful tips?

Yours sincerely

Li Xiaolei

II Steps

1. Make a list of the tips to quit smoking.

2. Choose 3 pieces of most useful advice and write 2 or 3 sentences to explain how to do it.

3. structure

4. Usful expression

III Sample Letter

Dear Li Xiaolei,

I am sorry you have had so much trouble to stop smoking, but I am glad you are still trying. I hope the tips below will help you.

First of all, don’t give up. The more often you try the more likely you are to eventually succeed.

When you feel irritable, don’t automatically reach for a cigarette to make you feel better. Take a few moments to relax. Start by breathing deeply and lifting your arms out to the side and over your head.

It is a good idea to drink lots of water and eat lots of fruit when you are quitting smoking. This will help to remove the nicotine from your body faster and you won’t feel so sick.

It is normal to feel a little stressed when you first give up smoking, but try

to remember that it will only last a few days and then you will begin to feel much better.

Keep up the good work, Li Xiaolei ,and remind yourself how much healthier you will be when you finally quit.

Good luck and best wishes,

Ivy