Lesson 26 Cookies, please! 课件 2022-2023学年冀教版八年级英语下册

Buying and Selling Lesson 26 Cookies, please! Unit 5 Dictation pay bake dollar sixteen advertising poster [peɪ] v. 付（款） [beɪk]v.&n. 烘；烤 ['dɒlə]n.元(美国、加拿大、澳大利亚等国家的货币单位) [sɪks'tiːn; 'sɪkstiːn] num. 十六 ['ædvətaɪzɪŋ]n. 广告活动，广告业，做广告 ['pəʊstə]n. 招贴，海报 To understand the conversation To know how to push a product To use the following words and expressions correctly: cheap, pocket, tie, while, afford, cent, come up to, pay for, for sale, go/walk over to, What is it for? I’m afraid I can’t afford it. Objectives Objectives 1. What do you do with your pocket money? 2. Can you think of an invention that would make your life easier? What is it? Free talk cheap pocket desk-cycle tie while afford cent Words and expressions adj. 便宜的，廉价的 反义词：expensive n. 口袋，袋子 n. 自行车桌 v. （用线，绳等）系，栓，绑，捆，束 conj. 当……时候，在……期间 v. 买得起，（有时间）做，能做 n. 分 n.领带 What do you do with your pocket money？ Can you think of an invention that would make your life easier？ What is it？ Free talk What do you do with your pocket money？ buy school supplies buy snacks buy gifts save money What do you think about when you buy something? … price function How much is it? How much does it cost? What is it for? Listen & Read It’s Thursday. Brian and Danny are selling things to raise money for the school basketball team. A girl comes up to Brian’s table. Girl: How much are the cookies? Brian: They’re cheap! You can buy four for only one dollar. Girl: Great. I’ll take four, please. Brian: Sure! One dollar, please. （The girl takes a one-dollar coin from her pocket and pays for her cookies.） Girl: Do you have any other things for sale? Brian: Sorry，I only have cookies. But I guess my friend Danny is selling something different. （The girl goes over to Danny’s table. She sees a piece of wood with a red flag.） Girl: What’s that? Danny: It’s a Danny Desk-Cycle! Do you want to buy one? Girl: What is it for? Danny: It’s a desk. You tie it onto your bike. You can do your homework while you ride your bike. Girl: I don’t think i