Teaching Plan

Lesson 63 The sixty-third lesson

Teaching demands and aims :

Words: cut , finger , geography , physics , history , key , fix , laboratory .

Important and difficult: how to use can and may.

1.     asking permisson

2.     talking about possibility

Key points: the answering.

Type: new

Teaching aids: Tape recorder and small blackbord

Teaching methods: Take use of the object tools . For example: pen , books , knife and so on .

Learning methods:     1. Read , ask and think.

                      2. Discuss some questions.

Teaching Steps

Step 1 Revision

Now retell the story in lesson 62 in pairs.

Step 2 Read and think

1.     Read the dialogue in part 1.

2.     Asking the meaning of the word “cut “.

3.     Asking some students to explain can and may.    

Step 3 Presentation

1.I can not find my pen. I know ! It may be in my pocket! No , it is not . It may be on the floor! No, it is not. It may be in my desk! Oh yes, here it is!

2.Asking the students where the object may be .

3.Explain maybe (adverb) and may be.                               

Step 4 Drill (divide the class into two groups A and B )

T: pen  A: I can not find my pen.

T:desk  B:It may be in your desk.

T: coat  A: I can not find my coat.

T: room  B:It may be in your room.

T: shoes  A: I can not find my shoes.

T: room  B: They may be in your room.

Step 5 Practice

1.Teaching the new words .

2. Hold a eraser in one hand . Let students guess by asking It may be in…..

you can answer No , it is not./ Yes , it is.

Step 6 Presentation (play both parts )

T: Jim , what are you going to do when you are older ?

J: I am not sure . May be sell computer.

When you can not know something quite clearly, you can say “I am not sure”.

Asking some students “ what are you going to do when you are older ?

Practise in pairs.

Step 7 Read the dialogue together, then work in pairs.

Step 8 Finish off the exercises

Homework: Wb lesson 63, Ex.3 as written work.

 

                       Blackboard Devise

Postscript: I am not sure. The answering for sentences about can and may.