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　　unit 2 english 6 senior two by baiwuthe image for this lesson plan is entitled ＂poem＂grade level:class two senior two subject(s):
　　apreciation of the english short poems objectives:
　　1.read and recite some engish short poems. 2.questions and answers in understanding the language points and main ideas. 3.persuade ss a.b.c etc.to pick out the best word,phrases or sentences he or she likes. cultural corner:persuade ss to make out the types of the english poems’ rhymes generally and the general differences between chinses poems and english poems. period three:i. greetingsii. review the old lessons1. persuade ss,a b c to difine the words- poem – rhyme,rhythm and show some more examples.2. persuade ss,a b c to the simple forms of poems:nursery rhymes,list poems,cinquain poems,haiku poems,tang poems,songs,and adverb poem,etc.iii. come to appreciating the poems that ss have recited1. ask ss a b c to recite the poemsthat he likes best and show us the reasons why he / she likes the poems.2. ask others for questions about the poems and invite the student who recites the poems to give more explanation and have more discussion about the poems.(each of the ss chooses the poems ,the words,the phrases and the sentences he /she likes best and show the main ideas of each poem to the class. and the poems are shown below) apreciation of short english poems1. thank you for comforting me when i＂m sad
　　loving me when i＂m mad
　　picking me up when i＂m down
　　thank you for being my friend and being around
　　teaching me the meaning of love
　　encouraging me when i need a shove
　　but most of all thank you for
　　loving me for who i am 2. love is more than a word,
　　it says so much.
　　when i see these four letters,
　　i almost feel your touch.
　　this only happened since
　　i fell in love with you.
　　why this word does this,
　　i haven＂t got a clue.3.sweetheart,
　　my thoughts are deep into you
　　from the moment that i wake up
　　and to the whole day through
　　happy valentine＂s day 4. thank you for standing behind me
　　in all that i do
　　i hope you＂re as happy with me
　　as i am with you
　　5. if i could save time in a bottle
　　the first thing that i＂d like to do
　　is to save every day until eternity passes away
　　just to spend them with youif i could make days last forever
　　if words could make wishes come true
　　i＂d save every day like a treasure and then
　　again i would spend them with you6. to sweetheart or friend,
　　words can mean much.
　　valentine heart to heart,
　　conveys a loving touch.7. you＂re always there for me
　　when things tend to go wrong
　　it＂s that faith you have in me
　　that makes our love strong8. it＂s your loving and your caring
　　and knowing that you＂re near
　　that gentle touch you have
　　make my troubles disappear9.the new colossusgive me your tired, your poor,
　　your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
　　the wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
　　send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed, to me:
　　i lift my lamp beside the golden door. 10. rain the rain is raining all around, it falls on field and tree. it rains on the umbrellas here, and on the ships at sea. r..l.stereson 　 11. who has seen the wind?who has seen the wind? neither i nor you. but when the leaves hang trembling, the wind is passing through. 　 who has seen the wind? neither you nor i. but when the trees bow down their heads, the wind is passing by. 　 　 12. oread whirl up, sea? whirl your pointed pines,slash your great pine on our rocks, hurl your green over us, cover us with your pools of fir. 　 13.the little star j. taylor 　twinkle, twinkle, little star,how i wonder what your are! up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky. 　 when the blazing sun is set, and the grass with dew is wet, then you show your little light, twinkle, twinkle, all the night. 　 then the traveler in the dark, thanks you for your tiny spark, he could not see where to goif you did not twinkle so. 　 in the dark blue sky you keep, and often through my curtains peep, for you never shut your eye till the sun is in the sky. as your bright and tiny sparklights the traveler in the dark, though i know not what you are, twinkle, twinkle, little star. 　 14. the golden sunset h. w. longfellow 　 the golden sea its mirrow spreads beneath the golden skies, and but a narrow strip betweenof land and shadow lies. the cloud-like rocks, the rock-like clouds dissolved in glory float, and midway of the radiant flood, hangs silently the boat, the sea is but another sky, the sky a sea as well, and which is earth and which is heaven, the eye can scarcely tell. 　　15. .if all the skies were sunshine h. van dyke 　 if all the skies were sunshine,our faces would be fain to feel once more upon them the cooling splash of rain. 　 if all the world were music, our hears would often longfor one sweet strain of silenceto break the endless song. 　 if life were always merry, our souls would seek relief and rest from weary laughter in the quiet arms of grief. 　 16. . the coming of spring anon 　 i am coming, little maiden, with the pleasant sunshine laden, with the honey for the bee, with the blossom for the tree. 　 every little stream is bright, all the orchard trees are white, and each small and waving shoot, has for thee sweet flowers or fruit. 　　17. trees j. kilmer 　 i think that i shall never see a poem lovely as a tree. 　 a tree whose hungry mouth is prest against the earth抯 sweet flowing breast; 　 a tree that looks at god all day, and lifts her leafy arms to pray; 　 a tree that may in summer wear a nest of robins in her hair; 　 upon whose bosom snow has lain; who intimately lives with rain. 　poems are made by fools like me,but only god can make a tree. 　　18. the arrow and the song h. w. longfellow 　i shot an arrow into the air, it fell to earth,i knew not where,for, so swiftly it flew, the sight could not follow it in its flight. 　i breathed a song into the air, it fell to earth, i knew not where, for who has sight so keen and strong, that it cat follow the flight of song? 　 long, long afterwards, in an oak i found the arrow, still unbroke; and the song, from beginning to end,i found again in the heart of a friend. 　 iv. ask ss for more questions about the poems.homework:ask ss to find more short english poems to learn . class is over.