Thiết kế bài dạy môn Tiếng Anh 11 - Week: 12 - Unit 6: competitions - Lesson: Listening

Teaching date: / /2008
Period: .. Unit 6: COMPETITIONS
Week: 12 Lesson: Listening
Objectives:
 By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
 + improve their listening skill
 + understand the talks and do Tasks 1 & 2.
 + summarize the content of the passage
Knowledge:
Language: 
Vocabulary:
Skills:
- Main skill:
 - Sub skill: 
 II. Methods and techniques
communicate approach
pair work, group work, brainstorming.
Teaching aids:
 - Textbook, chalk, cassettes, pictures .
 IV. Procedure:
Teacher’s activities
Students’ activities
Warm - up (5ms)
- Asks students to look at the pictures in the textbook and answer the questions.
1. What is the Boston Marathon?
2. Who do you think can take part in the Boston race?
 II. Pre-Listening ( 6 ms)
- Asks students to repeat the provided words.
 1. race (n)
 2. athletic (n) 
 3. formally (adv)
 4. clock (v)
 5. female (n)
 6. association (n)
 7. McDermott
 8. Kuscsik
III. While-Listening (30ms)
Task 1
- Asks students to read Task 1 silently.
- Asks students to listen to the cassette player (twice) and do Task 1.
-Asks students to work in pairs to compare the answers.
- Have students listen again to check the answers.
- Give feedback.
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Task 2
- Ask students to read the questions in Task 2 silently.
- Ask them to listen to the cassette player again and do Task 2. (Teacher can read aloud the sentences containing the information if necessary)
- Ask students to work in pairs and discuss the answers.
- Ask some students to write the answers on the board.
- Have students listen again to check the answers.
- Give feedback.
1. (He came from) New York.
2. (She became the first official female champion) in 1972.
3. 8 (women started and finished the race in 1972)
4. 6164 (runners joined the Boston Marathon in 1984
III. Post-Listening (9ms)
- Asks students to work in groups and name some famous runners in Vietnam and say what is special about them.
- Asks the representative of each group to speak in front of the class.
- Gives remarks and correct mistakes
Answer orally.
Listen and repeat in chorus.
- Read Task 1 silently.
- Listen to the tape and decide whether the statements are True or False.
- Work in pairs and discuss the answers.
- Listen and check the answers.
- Take notes
- Read Task 2 silently.
- Listen to the tape and do Task 2.
- Work in pairs and discuss the answers.
- Listen and check the answers.
- Work in groups.
- Perform in front of the class
Home work:
 - Practise listening at home.
 - Write Task 2 in the notebook
 Tape Script:
Trang: What are you reading Paul?
Paul: this history of Boston Marathon. This is one of the oldest road races in the UnitedStates
Trang: it sounds interesting! How often is it held?
Paul: every year, in the middle of April
Trang: when did Boston Marathon begin?
Paul: it began in 1897. and the same year, John Mc Dermott won the first Boston Athlenic Association Marathon
Trang : who was? Where did he come from ?
Paul: he was the first man who won the first Boston Marathon in USA. He came from NewYork.
Trang: How long did it take him to reach the finish?
Paul : he was emerged from 15 runners, and he clocked 2 hours 5o minutes and 10 seconds
Trang: that was a great man!...and what about the female runners, Paul? I meandid women have right to participate in long distance running?
Paul: yes. But not until 1967 women were formally accepted to take part in the Boston racesand a few years later Kuscsick, the first woman, became the first official champion as a female runner
Trang: really? When did she win the race?
Paul: in 1972. at that time, there are 8 women starting the race and all 8 finished.
Trang : how wonderful they were!....Paul, I’m wordering if the race is held for anly Amercan people
Paul: no. in fact, each year more runners from every part of the world jion the Boston Marathon. For example, in 1984 there were 6164 runners from 34 different countries running in th marathon.
Trang: Can you tell me some about the rules of the Boston Marathon?
Paul: yes, of course. According to its rules, the boston race is about 26 miles, or 42 kilometers. Runners have to go through 13 towns during the race. It ends in the center of Boston.
Trang: Oh! It’s quite a long distance. But it’s an interesting sport for all people