Lesson 51 教学设计方案
Step 1 Revision
1 Check the homework exercises.
2 Ask Ss what they remember from the text in the previous lesson about bison
and the plains of America. Get them to tell each other in pairs first, and then get
pairs to tell the rest of the class. Ask Ss if there are any parts of China where
people live in the same life-style as the Native Americans of long ago. Get
students to tell the class what they know about these people.
Step 2 Grammar study
The arrangement of the grammar study and practice sections is different in SB3B
from the other books (SB 1 A----SB3A). Teachers should note the following points.
1 Previously, grammar points were presented and practised item by item. Now
that all the grammar points have been taught, they arepresented in categories for
the purpose of revision, e.g. the Subject.
2 In the Grammar study section in the third lesson of every unit, all the
examples of the grammatical category are presented together. Some of the examples
may seem elementary for students, but they are presented once again for the purpose
of completeness.
3 In the Grammar practice section, the more difficult items are practised in
the normal way. Some of the exercises involve translation, as this is a skill
required at this stage.
4 The Workbook contains more exercises for practising the structures.
5 The Checkpoint in the fourth lesson of each unit contains only the
grammatical heading, but no examples. Teachers should therefore return to the
Grammar study section in the third lesson of the unit when they come to revise the
grammatical category of the unit.
SB Page 5, Part 1. Go through the Grammar study section with the class, getting
students to translate the sentences. Do not spend time revising the simpler
structures, as students should know these. Draw attention to any difficult points
suggested below. If students have difficulty, do not spend too much time
explaining. Instead, prepare a short revision exercise and produce it in class when
you revise the grammatical category in the next lesson.
Notes：
4 Point out the concord of 2 million and were(= 2 million people)
6, 7 Point out that the use of “to + infinitive” is rare as the subject of the
sentence. It is only used in formal careful writing, and is used less and less
today. Tell Ss that you do not expect them to use this structure in their
compositions. Write up the more common alternatives on the Bb.
6 It was a wonderful idea to create Central Park.
7 It needs a lot of money to improve the agricultural land.
10 = Work is easier and faster if you have several people to help you. The proverb
is often shortened in speech to “Many hands”.
11 Point out the singular verb.
12, 13 Point out that these structures are only used in formal, careful writing.
14 Point out the use of “the + adjective” to describe a group of people.
Wb Lesson 51, Ex. 1. Get Ss to read the sentences, put them into Chinese and
then point out the subject of each sentence.
Step 3 Practice
SB Page 5, Part 2. Explain that Ss have to translate the Chinese section of
each sentence into English. Get them to do this orally in pairs and then check the
answers with the class at the end.
1 To show visitors around New York is never too much trouble for him.
2 What is needed in this country is stricter control of guns.
3 Finding somewhere to eat at three in the morning is no big problem. (= not a
big problem)
4 Whether we (shall) go to the mountains next weekend or not depends on the
weather.
5 What has happened is that the telegraph wires have been blown down in the
storm.
6 3 and 17 do not make nineteen; they make twenty.
7 To take her into hospital or not was a question.
8 Paying for health care costs a lot of money, especially at this clinic.
9 How many people died in that battle was never discovered.
10 That people spend so much money on their dogs in America astonishes me.
11 To meet a Native American chief was a great honour.
12 How much money was stolen from the bank is not yet known.
13 Too many cooks means it is not a good idea to have a lot of people doing
the same task.
Step 4 Workbook
Wb Lesson 51, Exx. 2 - 3.
For Ex. 2, let the Ss work in pairs. Note that either the -ing form or
infinitive can be used in Sentences 1, 3, 8 and 9. Check the answers with the whole
class. Put down the English part on Bb.Allow the Ss a few minutes to go over the
sentences in Ex. 3 and try to correct the mistakes independently. Then discuss with
the whole class. Correct the sentences and make necessary explanation.
Homework
Finish off the Workbook exercises.
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