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Title: Teaching Plan


1
Teaching Plan
  • Topic English pronunciation
  • Objectives
  • a. Help students get to know the knowledge of
    plosion and pronounce the target paragraph
    correctly.
  • b. Help students apply plosion in daily
    practice.
  • Teaching focus plosion
  • Teaching strategies group work (dialogue)
    tongue twisters flash
  • Time allocation
  • lead-in 2 minutes
  • instruction 3 minutes
  • reading practice 5 minutes
  • Role allocation
  • Teachers Li Aiqing, Chen Xia
  • Students Jin Bingxing, Wei Jin, Wu Juanling

2
Step 1 Lead-in
  • Dialogue

3
Step 2 Instructions
  • Lost of plosion
  • blackboard what time
  • first day need to
  • Incomplete plosion
  • big nation good child
  • stand firmly old MacDonald

4
Step 3 Reading practice
  • 1. Students underline the points where plosion
    can be used.
  • 2. Students read through the paragraph sentence
    by sentence.
  • 3. The teacher helps analyze the paragraph.
    Teachers and students review the points where
    plosion can be used.

5
A song (Old MacDonald Had a Farm)
  • Old MacDonald had a Farm
  • Ee-i, ee-i, oh!
  • And on that farm he had some chicks
  • Ee-i, ee-i, oh!
  • With a chick-chick here
  • And a chick-chick there
  • Everywhere a chick-chick
  • Ee-i, ee-i, oh!

6
Step 4 Home assignment
  • Tongue twisters
  • A pleasant peasant keeps a pleasant pheasant and
    both the peasant and the pheasant are having a
    pleasant time together.
  • Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper
    prepared by his parents and put them in a big
    paper plate.
  • Ripe white wheat reapers reap ripe white wheat
    right.
  • The great Greek grape growers grow great Greek
    grapes.

7
Practice Makes Perfect
  • Thank you
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