1、Period 5 Vocabulary and Listening, Function & Everyday English学习目标 1.进一步学习关于运动的词汇 2.提高学生的听力能力 3.学会一些非常有用的日常生活用语 学习重点：在听力训练中，学会记下关键词来获取更多信息学习难点：能大致听懂与运动相关的话题课前预习： Finish activities 13 in Vocabulary and Listening part on pages 4546.使用说明与学法指导：通过完成课前预习练习题复习与体育有关的词汇，完成时间15分钟。教材助读：1. To develop Sslistenin
2、g ability.2. To review some useful everyday English.3. Enable Ss to show agrees and disagrees.课内探究：质疑解疑，合作探究质疑探究：I.Listening Read through the questions, make sure they understand the questions and then ask them to guess what the listening material is about. (1) Listen to Part 1of the conversation an
3、d finish Activity 2. (2) Listen to Part 2 and answer the questions of Activity 3. (3) answer questions in Activity 4 and 5. Listen to the tape again, and check the answers.II.Everyday EnglishFinish the Everyday English individually and then check the answers and give some explanation.III.Function En
4、able Ss to show agrees and disagrees.1. Ask Ss to read the conversation and answer the questions together.2. Work in pairs and make conversations with the phrases in Function. And finish activity 2&3.课后反思: 课后训练： 下一课时的课前预习练习题课后学习指导：附听力原文Activity2 Tapescript Good evening and welcome to Sportsnight. To
5、nights programme is a very special one-were going to vote for the greatest sports personality of all tome. Or rather you are-at the end of the programme you can ring us and tell us your choice. Weve got our own ideas, of course, but we want to hear from you. You can vote for anybody-just ring at the
6、 special number we will give you at the end of the programme and tell us his or her name. But first weve asked our own Sportsnight reporters to give us their choices for the sports personality of all time.Activity 3 and 4 Tapescript (PRE=presenter; J1=1st journalist ; J2= 2nd journalist; J3=3rd jour
7、nalist)PRE: Lets start with you, Desmond.J1: Well for me theres only one choice-Muhammad Ali. He called himself the greatest, and he really was the greatest. He was born with the name Cassius Clay, but he changed this to Muhammad Ali when he changed his religion and became a Muslim. That was just af
8、ter he become world champion in 1964. He became a professional boxer in 1960 after winning a gold medal at the Rome Olympics, after that he dominate the sport for nearly twenty years. Anyway, he was world champion until 1978 and he actually fought and won 22out of 24 world championship fights. Outsi
9、de the ring, he was known as a poet. He wrote poems about his fights. He often predicted the exact moment in the fight when he was going to win!PRE: Wow! Thats quite a talent. Lynne, whos your choice?J2: Well Im going to choose an athlete-the Kenyan middle distance runner Kip Keino. I really think h
10、e was extraordinary. For me, Kip Keino is what the Olympic Games are all about. He was almost unknown when ha arrived in Mexico for the 1968 Olympic. His first race was the 10,000meters. He was in the lead, but just before the end he was in terrible pain and had to pull out of the race. Four days la
11、ter he won the silver in the 5,000 metres. But the pain returned and doctors told him to stay in bed for the rest of the games. But he was entered for another race-the 1,500 metres. On the day of the race he got stuck in a traffic jam-so what did he do? He got out of the bus and ran to the Olympic s
12、tadium. He arrived just before the start of the race. The rest is history-he took the gold medal,beating the world record holder the American Jim Ryan, in 3 minutes 34.9 seconds, an extraordinary time for the high altitude of Mexico.PRE: As you say, an athlete in the best Olympic tradition. Finally,
13、 your choice, Simon.J3: My choice is the greatest player of the worlds greatest game-Im talking about football, of course. And the greatest footballer was Pele. When he began playing football as a teenager he worked cleaning shoes. He played in his first World Cup when he was just seventeen-and scor
14、ed two goals in the final. Altogether he played in four world cup competitions, the last one was in 1970 and Brazil won that too. They played Italy in the final and Pele scored a fantastic goal with his head. Afterwards he said it was his favourite goal. He retired in 1974 after scoring 1,280goals.PRE: Yes, I think that must be a record, too. Well, there you have three ideas for the sports personality of all time, but the choice is up to you, and you can start ringing us now at the following number-287-
