Tài liệu Unit 15_lesson 1_getting started + listen & read_w31_p89

Phßng gi¸o dôc MÜ hµo Trêng thcs d¬ng quang Gi¸o ¸n TiÕng anh 8 TuÇn: 31 TiÕt: 89 Ngµy so¹n: Ngµy d¹y: Unit 15 COMPUTERS Lesson 1 Getting started + Listen & read A. The objectives - Content: Tenses: - present perfect with already and yet - By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to understand the topic about the computers. They’ll use the language to talk about the benefits as well as the disadvantages of computers B. Materials: Pictures, realia, manual, disk, cassette, OHP, transparencies,... Work arrangements: Individuals, pairs, groups, T-WC Anticipated problems: ss don’t know much about the computers C. Procedure I. Warmer Shark attack: Here is a machine in your home and in the office. How can computers help us? II. Checking the old lesson COMPUTERS III. New lesson  Presentation Getting started Get ss to work in groups to make a list of the benefits of computers Preteach Eliciting: explanation, translation, visual, examples, realia Modelling, choral repetition Individual repetition written record VN meaning Pronunciation Checking vocab: Rub out and remember Presentation dialogue Set the scene, introduce the characters T reads the dialogue once Ss listen and repeat in chorus Ask ss to practise in half-half and in pairs Notes: pronunciation: weak sounds, intonation, linking sounds Model sentences Who says what? Ask ss to listen to the dialogue again and decide who says what Concept check: Meaning: Form: Have/ Has + S + past participle + yet? S + have/ has + already + past participle Use: Present perfect with Yet to show that the speaker is expecting something to happen; with already to talk about the actions that have happened sooner than expected. Pronunciation: I. Getting started Computers are very useful Computers save time Computers help us learn interestingly, more quickly Computers are convenient/ easy for storing/ keeping information Computers help us relax by providing interesting games, music and videos. II. Listen and read 1. Vocab - a printer - turn on (v) ≠ turn off - connect (v): - proper (adj)  properly (adv) - a plug: - a socket: - come out of: - manual (n): - be under guarantee: 2. Who says what - The printer isn’t working - There shouldn’t be anything wrong with it - Have you turned it on yet? - I have already done it - Have you connected it properly? - I know how to connect a printer - Has the plug come out of the socket? 3. Fact or opinion Fact Opinion The computer isn’t v working There v I know v The manual v Vò M¹nh Hµ / [email protected] / 0982928076 1  Practice Ask ss to practise the dialogue again (books closed) Explain ‘Fact and Opinion’ + Fact: a thing that is known to be true, especially when it can be improved + Opinion: Your feelings or thoughts about someone or something, rather than a fact Ask ss to run through the statements and decide which is fact and which is opinion Work individually, pair and compare T gets feedback on the OHP  Production Ask ss to work in groups to talk about the benefits and the disadvantages of computers IV. Consolidation Computers V. Homework I bought V I don’t know v 4. Benefits and disadvantages of computers - I think computers are useful ... Study vocab by heart Read the dialogue again, write dictation and translation Practise talking about the benefits and disadvantages of computers Prepare new lesson Vò M¹nh Hµ / [email protected] / 0982928076 2