Unit3 Word power
教学目标 1.Develop their interest in learning about art and painters.
2.Enlarge their vocabulary related to painting in Word power section.
教学重点难
点
Remember the words and expressions related topainter and learn to use
them properly.
教学过程
Step 1 Brainstorming
1.Surf the Internet or refer to some reference books to get some information about
different types of painting and painting materials.
2.Report your findings to the class. You may provide pictures or objects to show to
the class.
Step 2 Vocabulary learning
1.Read the article about types of painting in Part A.Find as many types mentioned as
possible.
2.Read the article again and fill in the chart below. You may consult with each other
or check your dictionary.
Type of painting Description
watercolour done with colours that need to be mixed
with water
oil painting painted with thick colour that is mixed
with oil
acrylic paint thick like oil paint but dries more quickly
charcoal drawing pictures drawn with charcoal
portrait for people
landscape for views
still life for objects
Step 3 Vocabulary extension
1 . Look at the words in Part D. Can you find the features of the words used to
describe colours? Yes, these words are the names of the objects which are of the similar
colours. Try to finish this part.
Answers
1 rose
2 cherry
3 lemon
4 olive green
5 sea green
6 lavender
7 chocolate
8 lime
2.Do you want to know more colours which are the names of some objects? More
examples for you to know.
(navy blue, pea green, blood-red, inky black, snow white)
3.Reading:
Before I learnt how to read, my father used to read comic strips in the newspaper to
me while I looked at the pictures. I always laughed at the funny pictures and the humorous
things that the characters said. As I got older, I learnt how to draw pictures, and I began
reading comic books. My favourite comic book is Batman, which was first published in
1939by DC Comics, one of the two biggest comic book publishers in the USA. Batman is a
superhero, and he fights crime in Gotham City. Batman was made into five successful
films between 1989and 2005. It was very exciting to see my favourite superhero come
alive on the screen! Batman is not the only comic book that was made into a film.
Superman, Spiderman, Fantastic Four and X-men have also become live-action films.
Recently, I have been thinking that I would like to be a comic book artist in the future. I
enjoy drawing and love comic books, so it seems like the perfect occupation for me.
I have been researching what I need to do to become a comic book artist. The first
thing I need to do is make a portfolio, which is a collection of my best work. My portfolio
should show that I am capable of creating original drawings. I also have several ideas for
comic book characters. It is not enough just to draw pictures of a character in different
poses, though. I need to show the publisher that I can create a story using pictures, so my
portfolio should have a series of drawings that tell a story. In addition to drawing my
character well, I also have to be able to draw background scenes, such as city landscapes.
As many comic book writers want to work for DC Comics and Marvel, the other large
American comic book publisher, getting a job at one of these companies is very difficult. I
might consider working for a smaller company at first. Then after I have some experience I
can try to get a job at DC Comics, which has published some of my favourite comic books.
I hope I can achieve my dream of being a comic book artist soon.
(1)The writer likes comic books because __________.
A.his father used to read them to him
B.the stories and pictures are very interesting
C.he works for a comic book publisher
D.they often come alive on theatre screens
(2)Batman is an example of __________.
A.a film that was made into a comic book
B.a newspaper comic strip
C.a comic book published by Marvel
D.a comic book that has been made into films
(3)In order to get a job as a comic book artist, you must show __________.
A.some new ideas
B.that you can tell a story using pictures
C.that you can tell humorous stories
D.a comic book that you have drawn yourself
(4)A portfolio is __________.
A.a collection of an artist’s best work B.an idea for a comic book
C.a collection of comic books D.a drawing of a comic book character
( 5 ) Many comic book artists want to work for DC Comics and Marvel because
__________.
A.they are two biggest comic book publishers in the USA
B.they turn comic books into films
C.they have been publishing comic books since 1939
D.they publish comic strips in many newspapers
Keys: (1)-(5)BDBAA
Teaching aims
1.Learn and master the new words related to paintings.
2.Enlarge the vocabulary in this section and apply them to practical use.
Important points & difficult points
1.Remember different colours.
2.Remember different names of painting materials.
Teaching procedures
Step 1 Lead-in
Rainbow Song
Red and yellow and pink and green,
Orange and purple and blue.
I can sing a rainbow; sing a rainbow,
Sing a rainbow song.
Step 2 Discuss and speak
1.More colours.
2.Names of the colour shades are the same as the objects that are of a similar colour.
3.Match.
Step 3 Further study
Colors used in pressing
1.Most of the colors we see printed are made up of a mix of shades, or screen, of the four process
colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black. Below are examples of how Cyan ink, Magenta ink,
Yellow ink and Black ink.
2.In process printing on paper, how is the color photo composed?
3.What will happen when RGB and CMY combine together?
Step 4 Read, discuss, speak and fill
1.How are colors used in painting?
2.What painting materials a painter may use?
3.What are two main types of painting?
4.How can they be done?
5.Examples of water color and oil painting?
6.Read Part A and fill in Part C.
Step 5 Further discussion
1.Illustrate a painting to the class.
2.Introduction of a painter.
Step 6 Homework
1.Learn all the new words by heart.
2.Workbook.