Period2LearningaboutLanguageTheGeneralIdeaofThisPeriodThisperiodwillconsolidatethewordsandexpressionsthestudentslearntinthereadingpartanddealwiththegrammarpart:-ingformastheadverbialandtheattribute.Youwillhavesystematicexplanationsofitandassignsomeexercisesforthestudentstoconsolidatewhattheylearn.TeachingImportantPointsGetthestudentstousethe-ingformastheadverbialandtheattribute.GetthestudentstomastertheusefulwordsandexpressionslearntinReading.TeachingDifficultPointHowtohelpthestudentstousethe-ingformastheadverbialandtheattribute.TeachingMethodsQuestion-and-answeractivitytohelpthestudentstogothroughthewordsofthisunit.Pairworkorgroupworktomakeeverystudentworkinclass.Practicingindependentlyandexplaining.TeachingAidAmulti-mediacomputerThreeDimensionalTeachingAimsKnowledgeandSkillsHelpthestudentsrecognizetheusefulwordsandexpressionslearntinReading:belikelyto,atease.Mastertheusageofthe-ingformastheadverbialandtheattribute.ProcessandStrategiesLeadthestudentstosummarizethegrammaticalrulesthemselves.Individualworktofinishthetasks.Systematicexplanationtohelpthestudentsapplythe-ingformcorrectly.FeelingsandValueGetthestudentstoapplythe-ingformproperly.TeachingProceduresStep1RevisionT:Goodmorning,boysandgirls!LastclassIassignedyoutocollectsomeinformationaboutbodylanguageindifferentcultures.Whowouldliketohaveatry?S:Differentculturesoftenhavedifferentformsofbehaviorbysendingthesamebodysignals.Noddingone’sheadisgenerallymeanttoshowagreement“yes”,buttoNepalese,SriLankans,someIndiansandsomeEskimos,itmeansnot“yes”,but“no”.WhenanAmericanrubshisnose,itmaymeanhisdisagreeingwithsomeoneorrejectingsomething....T:Goodjob!Everyonehasdoneaverygoodjob!Step2UsefulwordsandexpressionsT:YouareexpectedtocompletetheexercisesinLearningaboutlanguageindependently.Nowlet’schecktheanswers.(Asksomestudentstotheblackboardtowritedowntheiranswers,thenasktheotherstudentstocorrectthem.)Suggestedanswers:Ex.1onPage271.local(are)2.represent3.approach4.major5.express6.curious7.general8.likelyto(dosomething)9.avoidEx.2onPage281.major2.introduce3.bodylanguage4.general5.represent6.actions7.spoken8.likelyto;express9.approach10.curious;avoids11.general;localEx.3onPage28NewwordsPartofspeechWordsinreadingpassagePartofspeechmajoritynounmajoradjectiveactverbactionnouncuriositynouncuriousadjectiveintroductionnounintroduceverbrepresentativenounrepresentverblocalitynounlocaladjectiveavoidancenounavoidverbEx.1onPage631.nod2.hug3.kiss4.shake5.smile6.clap7.slap8.shakeEx.2onPage64Pic1:starePic2:frownPic3:winkPic4:poutPic5:raiseone’seyebrowPic6:shrugone’sshouldersandmakeafacePic7:nodPic8:shakeone’sheadPic9:blowakissPic10:yawnPic11:scratchone’sheadPic12:waveStep3FindsentencesT:OK,somuchforthehomework.Today,wearegoingtolearnthev.-ingformusedasadverbialandattribute.First,Iwillgiveyou4minutestoreadthetextagainonPage25andfindoutallthesentenceswiththev.-ingfrom.After4minutes,asksomestudentstoreadoutthesentencesthey’vefound.T:OK,time’sup.Whohavefoundoutthesentences?S:Theyarevisitorscomingfromseveralcountries,whoareinterestedinthedevelopmentofbusinessinChina.S:Fourpeopleenterlookingaroundinacuriousway.S:Thisisanexcitingexperienceforyou,soyoustandwatchingandlistening.S:Youseeherstepbackappearingsurprised,andtakeafewstepsawayfr...