Lesson 65教学设计方案

StepI:Introduction:Show some pictures of Hellen Keller:

Do you know who the young lady is? She is a famous lady in USA?

StepII.Fast reading：

A:Search for answers ( Give the Ss 1-2 minutes to find out the answers)

1.What was Annie sullivan like?

2.How did Hellen hear the cows on the farm?

B:Reading comprehension:

1. Helen Keller seemed simple-minded ______.

A. after Annie came to stay in her house

B. so she was often made fun of by others

C. because she struggled in a silent, dark world

D. just because she couldn’t hear anything

2.“But this was before Annie Sullivan came to stay.” The underlined word refers to the fact that the writer __________.

A. was struggling in a world of silence and darkness

B. had become deaf and blind at the age of 19

C. could understand why people thought her to be simple-minded

D. must have appeared to be simple

3. Helen Keller came to understand the meaning of the word “water” ___________.

A. in the kitchen     B. in a river

C. at the well        D. in her own house

4. According to Paragraph 3, the following mistakes EXCEPT “_____” can be found in the picture   at the top of the page.

A. Helen was holding a cup, not a jar.

B. Helen and her teacher seemed to be indoors, not at the well.

C. Helen was smiling, not being moved to tears.

D. Annie was holding Helen’s hands, not pumping.

5. Annie put the writer’s hand on her face so that Helen could ____________.

A.know what she looked like

B.connect the movement of her laughing with its meaning

C.laugh in the same way as she did

D.feel how happy she was when teaching Helen

6. What impressed Helen Keller most was Annie’s__________.

A. patience B. wisdom C. imagination D. character

7. Annie Sullivan came to Helen’s house ________.

A. in March, 1887        B. in April, 1887

C. in May, 1887          D. when Helen was 19 months old

Keys:1.C   2.A    3.C  4.C    5.B    6.B     7.A

StepIII:Language points:

A.     Read paragraph 2 again and fill in blanks without looking at the book.

But this was before Annie sullivan came to stay. She was a lively young woman with patience and imaginaion. A born teacher, she thought she could turn a deaf-blind person into a useful human being.

Read paragraph 3 again and fill in blanks without looking at the book.

What a difficult case I must have been to this young teacher! I remember the many times she tried to spell words into my small hand. But neither words nor letters meant anything to m

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