译林版XB2 U2 Sports Culture-Extended Reading-Sports idioms导学案

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牛津译林版高中《英语》选必二Unit2 Extended Reading: Sports Idioms 导学案 LillieI. Learning objectives1. Identify what idioms and sports idioms are;2. Analyze the meaning and usage of the sports idioms mentioned in the article;3. Write with idioms in everyday use and introduce some Chinese idioms;4. Be aware of the charm of idioms and the mental power brought by sports culture.II. Learning procedures1. Pre-readingActivity: Watch a video and think about one question: What are the meanings?(1) born with a silver spoon in the mouth(2) the cat gets one’s tongue2. While-readingActivity1: Global reading(1) Find the title and subtitles.(2) Find the key sentences. partsActivity2: Detailed readingPara.1 Answer the following 2 questions.(1) What is an idiom? (2) What is the function of an idiom?Paras.2-4 Find the idioms and underline their meanings in your book .(1) Idioms(2) Meanings① Meaning in football② Meaning in everyday use③ Chinese meaningParas.5-8 Fill in the chart.Para.9 Circle the sports idioms and write down the implicit meanings in the book.Activity3: True or False① “ Scoring an own goal” means something unfair and cruel.② Emily’s boss is stricter about her promotion. We can say her boss always moves the goalposts.Activity4: Cloze (Complete the diary with the correct forms of sports idioms.)Last week, my teacher ① asking me to participate in an English speech competition focusing on Chinese Story. This was not an easy task. After making ② of the number of my competitors. I grew even more anxious. I knew that I was a person who was easy to ③ . However, my teacher kept persuading me not to ④ , saying that I was talented at public speaking, which obviously encouraged me a lot. And it turned out that my teacher was true! I won the first prize! YES!!! “Never doubt yourself; just do it!” I told myself.3. Post-readingIdiomsLiteral meaningImplicit meaningActivity1: Guessing game(1) It means that the arrow is fitted to the string. This idiom is now used to describe a critical moment. (2) It means getting up early in the morning upon hearing the crow of a rooster and practicing with the sword. This idiom is used to describe someone who is very hard-working.(3) It means shooting with unfailing accuracy. This idiom is used to describe excellent shooting skills. It is also used when someone is quite certain of something.(4) It refers to a strategy based on game theory to win a horse racing. This idiom reveals how one can win by using their own strengths against others ’ shortcomings.Activity2: DiscussionHow to introduce a Chinese idiom?(1) Steps: read Para.5(2) Sentences: Activity3: Speaking: Introduce Chinese idiomsIII. Homework1. Compulsory one: Write and polish your introduction of 1 Chinese sports idiom. (No less than 80 words)Steps:1) Introduce the background information.2) Give an idiom.3) Explain the literal meaning.4) Explain the implicit meaning.2. Optional one: Search for more sports idioms, think about how Chinese sports idioms are different from or similar to English sports idioms.Please write down your thoughts and share with the class next time.Evaluative dimension 评价维度speak fluentlyspeak loudly and clearlyintroduce completelyuse the languageappropriately