The-story-of-Atlanta-教学设计

ThestoryofAtlanta教学设计StepⅠ.LeadinTheteacherplaysavideo,andaskstheSswhatitisaboutWhilewatching,theteacherwritesthenewwordsandexpressionsontheblackboard.mythologysupremegodgoddesstheOlympiansprophesywarfarefertilitymarriageconditionT:Justnow,wewatchedacartoonmovie,sowhatdidittalkabout?S:WomenwerenotallowedtotakepartinAncientOlympicGames.T:Verygood,butdoyouknowwheredidtheAncientOlympicGamesbegin?S:InAthens,Greece.InGreekmythology,therearealotofwell-knownpersonsandfunnystories.Doyouknowanyofthem?ShowthepicturesofZeus,Hera,Apollo,Athena,AphroditeEros.Ifthestudentsdon’tknowthem,offerthemsomedetailedinformationaboutthem.Zeus(宙斯):(RomannameJupiter)thesupremegodoftheOlympians;alsocalledthefatherofallgods.Hera（赫拉）:(Juno)thegoddessofmarriage,thewifeofZeusandtheQueenoftheOlympians.Apollo（阿波罗）:(Apollo)thegodofprophesy(预言）,musicandhealing;alsocalledtheSungod.Athena（雅典娜）:thedaughterofZeus;thegoddessofwisdomthepracticalartsandwarfare.Aphrodite（阿佛洛狄忒）:(Venus)thegoddessoflove,beautyandfertility(繁殖).Eros（爱罗斯）:(Cupid)Aphrodite'sson;asasymbolofloveTheseareamongthetwelvegodsandgoddessoftheOlympians,andhaveyouheardofanystoriesofthem?Ifnot,let’sreadoneofthem—thestoryofAtlanta.StepⅡReading1.Askthestudentstoskimthetextquicklytofindoutthemainideaofit.Thestoryisaboutaprincesswhoracedtomarrythemanthatcouldrunfasterthanher.Inordertowintherace,amanaskedforhelpfromtheGoddessofLove.2.AskthestudentstofillinthecharttograsptheplotsofthestoryTopicThestoryofAtlantaBackgroundAncientGreece(womenwerenotallowedtotakepartintheOlympicGames)EventHippomeneswantedtomarryAtlantaCharactersAtlanta,Hippomenes,theGreekKing,theGreekGoddessofLove3.Furtherreading:playthetapeandrequesttheSstodecidewhetherthestatementsaretrueorfalse.①.Atlantacouldrunfasterthananyman.F②.AtfirstHippomenesunderstoodwhymenranagainstAtlanta.F③.Atlantawasnotconfidentshewouldwin.F④.ShewassoangryaboutthatshecouldnotrunintheOlympics.T⑤.Shemadeasmanymenasshecouldshareherpain.T⑥.Herfatherdidnotunderstandherwishtocompete.T⑦.Hedidnotrefuseherwishtochooseahusbandinarace.T4.Analysisofthetext.Atlanta(Greecebeautifulprincess)——marriageconditionswintheraceKillediflovingHippomenesFirst:amazed—_foolish_Later:__foolish_—“I’llmarryAtlanta—ordie”Atlantawasgoodatrunningandnooneinhercountrycouldrunfasterthanher.SohowcouldHippomeneswintherace?HeaskedforhelpfromtheGoddessofLove.ShepromisedtohelphimandgavehimthreegoldenapplestoattractAtlanta’sattentionandmadeherslowdown.StepⅢListeningandguess:WillHippomeneswintherace?1.Listentothetapeandanswerthetwoquestionsonthescreen.①.DidHippomeneswintherace?②.WhatdidhedowhenAtlantawasinfrontofhimduringtherace?2.Getthegeneralideaandchoosethebestanswer.(D)A.Thisstoryisaboutaprincesswhoracedbecauseshedidnotwanttomarry.B.Thisstoryisaboutaprincessandamanwhoagreedtomarry.C.Thisstoryisaboutamanwhodeterminedtomarryaprincess.D.ThisisastoryofhowaGoddesshelpedamanmarryaprincess.3.Listenagainandputthepicturesinthecorrectorder.(BDCEA)PictureA:Atlantamarriedhimandtheylivedhappily.PictureB:HippomenesmetAtlantaandwantedtowinandmarryherverymuch.PictureC:Hethrewthegoldenapplesoneafteranother.PictureD:WhentheracebeganAtlantaranpasthimPictureE:ShestoppedtopickthemupsoHippomeneswon4.Voiceyouropinion:Whichofthefollowingistheclosesttothemeaningofthestory?Why?A.Lovemakestheworldgoaround.B.Nothingistoodifficultifyouputyourheartintoit.C.Nopains,nogains.StepⅣReviewthewholestoryBackground:NotallowedtotakepartintheOlympicGames,Atlantawantedtomarryamanwhomustrunfastthanher.Development:HippomenesaskedtheGoddessofLoveforhelp,wantingtomarryAtlantaClimax:AtlantaandHippomenescompleted_intherace.Outcome:Hippomeneswontheraceandhisbride,Atlanta.StepⅤRetellthestory:AtlantawasaGreekprincesswhocouldrunfasterthananymeninGreecebutshewasnotallowedtorunintheOlympicGames.Shewassoangrythatshewouldrunagainstanymanwhowantedtomarryher.Manymenfailedandwerekilled.ThenamancalledHippomenessawherandwantedtomarryher.SoheaskedforhelpfromtheGreekGoddessofLove.Shegavehimthreegoldenapples.Thentheracebegan.EverytimeAtlantawasinfrontofHippomenes,hethrewonegoldenappleandatlastwhenAtlantapickedthethirdappleup,shewasverytiredandcouldnotrunsofast.Atthesametime,theappleswereheavyandshecouldn’tcatchupwithHippomenes.SoHippomeneswontherace.Thankstothegoddesstheylivedhappilyeverafter.StepⅥRoleplayGroupwork:Makeupashortplayaboutthehappyendingandthenactitout.(Characters:Atlanta,Hippomenes,theking,Aphrodite,astory-teller)StepⅦHomeworkRequired:DiscussthethreequestionsinEx.6.(P15)Optional:RevisethestoryofAtlanta;readmoreAncientGreekstoriesafterclass.ThestoryofAtlantaBackgroundDevelopmentOutcomeClimax