Step 1 Revision

1.       Check the homework.

2.       Revise the date, weather and seasons.

Step 2 Presentation

Divide the class into four groups. Teach each group a different sentence and practise it:

  T:          Which season do you like best?

  Group A:I like spring best, because everything begins to grow.

  T:          Which season do you like best?

  Group B:I like summer best, because it is good for sports.
  T:          Which season do you like best?

  Group C:I like autumn best, because it’s cool.

  T:          Which season do you like best?

  Group D:I like winter best, because I can go skating.

Step 3 Drill

Point to a group randomly and ask Which season do you like best? The group has to give the appropriate answer. Repeat with individual Ss.

Step 4 Presentation

Get the Ss to ask each other questions: Which season do you like best? Which season do you like better, spring or summer? Why? Do you like winter? Why (not)? While the Ss are discussing about the different seasons, you may join in the discussion by using Wang Wei’s words in her letter. Explain the new words and expressions by gesture or translation, and write them down on the Bb. For example, when a student says that he/she likes summer best, you may say I like summer, too. It is the warmest season. It often rains. Sometimes it rains quite heavily, etc. After the discussion, revise the new words and expressions on the Bb.

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