内容正文:
Unit 4
Why don’t you talk
to your parents?
Section A 3a-3c
1
Teaching Key Points
Vocabulary:
relation, communication, argue, cloud, elder, instead, whatever, nervous, offer, proper, secondly, communicate, explain, clear, copy, return, anymore, get on with, argue with, communicate with
Target language:
1.My problem is that I can't get on with my family.
2.Why don't you sit down and communicate with your brother?
Teaching Difficult Points
1. Use the target language above to talk about your problems and ask for some advice.
2.The usage of “get on with, argue with, communicate with”.
Learning Aims
2
n.关系;联系;交往
n.交流;沟通
v.争吵;争论
n.云;云朵
adj.年纪较长的
adv.代替;反而;却
relation
communication
argue
cloud
elder
instead
New words
pron.任何;每一
adj.焦虑的;担忧的
v.主动提出;自愿给予
adj.正确的;恰当的
adv.第二;其次
v.交流;沟通
whatever
nervous
offer
proper
secondly
communicate
Do you have worries or problems?
Free talk
parents
fight a lot
argue with
brothers or sisters
too overweight
too much homework
A: What’s wrong?
Review
A: Why don’t you …..
B: I ….. What should I do?
B: Yes, you are right./that’s a good idea.
sorry, I disagree with you….
after-school class
(talk to your teacher)
get into a fight
(say sorry to your friend)
study too much
(go to sleep earlier )
too much homework
(talk to your parents )
1. Can you get on well with your family?
2. Are the relations between your parents good?
3. Do you have any brothers or sisters? Can you get on well with him/her?
4. Who do you ask for help when you have problems?
teachers
friends
family members
a school conselor
Who do you ask for help when you have problems?
friend?
If you had a problem, who would you ask for help?
parents?
teacher?
school counselor?
A school counselor is a person who is trained to help students with both school and personal problems.
[ˈkaʊns(ə)lə] 顾问;辅导员
Warming upWarming up
school counselor
辅导员
Mr. Hunt
Robert Hunt
Sad and Thirteen
Sad and Thirteen
Robert Hunt
I receive a letter from a studen