it.

Then introduces the key vocabularies and the words can and can't.

The teacher says to the students who say he/she wants to join the basketball club: Can you play basketball? Help the students say Yes, I can. No, I can't. Then repeat with other actions or pictures, such as play volleyball.

Show the students the activities the people in each club can do with the same step.

Then repeat with dance, swim, play chess, paint, speak English and play the guitar with the help of doing the action. Or we can use the PowerPoint to help us to show the students what we can do. The teacher can ask the students to practice the following dialogues with can.

Can you dance? Yes, I can. / No, I can't.

Can he paint? Yes, he can. /No, he can't.

Can she speak English? Yes, she can. / No, she can't.

Can you speak English? Yes, we can. / No, we can't.

Can you play it well? Yes, I can. / No, I can't.

Do the action and read the new words and phrases.

Ask the students to practice can and can't. Ask the students to practice can you play it well?

At the same time, the teacher write down sing, dance, swim, play chess, paint, speak English, and play the guitar on the blackboard. Ask the students to read after the teacher.

Step 3 A game

To be more familiar with the words and phrases, the teacher can organize a game like this:

Write the words and phrases on pieces of paper. Ask one of the students come to the front and choose one of the paper, then do the action. Ask other students to guess what he or she can do. Then exchange.

Step 4 Exercise

　Task 1:

　Look at the pictures 1a. Points to the activities the people in each club are doing. Say something about each club's activity clearly. For example, This is a chess club. See the chess? They are playing chess.

Ask the students to match each club activity in the picture with a word from the list. For example: A can dance, so we can write "a" beside dance.

The answers are: 1.dance a 2. swim e 3. sing f 4. play chess b 5. paint d 6. speak English c 7.play the guitar g