New horizon college english Book 4 unit 5 Teaching plan 4 periods) Contents: Section a Choose to Be Alone on Purpose Sectionb Roommate Conflicts SectionC An Ind ian Arranged marriage Obiectives Students will be able to 1. Share their ideas of personal relationships 2. Learn to understand modern patterns of interrelationships, e.g. living alone, sharing a room with others and arranged marriage, etc 3. Develop their ability in understand ing read ing texts and listening materials 4. Enlarge their vocabulary 5. Develop their ability in expressing their ideas in both spoken and written form Lesson procedure Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4 Warm-up activities Detailed read ing After reading B Background Information Global read ing Section a Choose to Be Alone on Purpose Warm-up Activities 1. Do you sometimes want to be alone? 2. In what situation you choose to be alone? 3. What can you benefit from being alone? 4. What is the disadvantage of being alone? Background information Lonely Poets and Philosophers 1. Henry David Thoreau: 1817-1862. U.S. thinker, essay ist, and naturalist. The author of Walden Thoreau's House Copied by Charles H Overly from a drawing done by Thoreau's sister, Sophia Famous quotations by Henry David ThoreauNew Horizon College English Book 4 Unit 5 Teaching Plan (4 periods) Contents: Section A Choose to Be Alone on Purpose Section B Roommate Conflicts Section C An Indian Arranged Marriage Objectives Students will be able to: 1. Share their ideas of personal relationships. 2. Learn to understand modern patterns of interrelationships, e.g. living alone, sharing a room with others and arranged marriage, etc. 3. Develop their ability in understanding reading texts and listening materials. 4. Enlarge their vocabulary. 5. Develop their ability in expressing their ideas in both spoken and written form. Lesson procedure Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4 Warm-up activities Background Information Global reading Detailed reading After reading Section B Section A Choose to Be Alone on Purpose Warm-up Activities 1. Do you sometimes want to be alone? 2. In what situation you choose to be alone? 3. What can you benefit from being alone? 4. What is the disadvantage of being alone? Background Information Lonely Poets and Philosophers: 1. Henry David Thoreau: 1817-1862. U.S. thinker, essayist, and naturalist. The author of Walden Thoreau's House: Copied by Charles H. Overly from a drawing done by Thoreau's sister, Sophia. Famous quotations by Henry David Thoreau