Welcome Unit Reading and Thinking 逐字稿教案-2023-2024学年高中英语人教版（2019）必修第一册

Distinguished judges, I’m candidate No.1. Shall I begin now? Thank you.(Greeting) Good morning, boys and girls. Welcome back to our today’s English class. I’m so happy to see you again. You too? Thank you. Today, we’ll learn a new lesson. But before we learn something new, I’d like to ask you a question. What did we learn in a previous class? Do you still remember? I heard someone say listening. Yes. In a previous class, we developed our listening skills. What else? Yes, we learned how to know new people. We learned some new words and phrases. Do you still remember? Yes, I guess most of you still remember that because we just learned it yesterday. Great!(Step 1 Review) Today,we’ll learn something new. We’ll read a new text. But before we talk about that, I’d like to ask you a question. You have been there for several days. Do you still remember your first day of senior school? How do you feel? Yes, Linda. You feel a little bit worried? Why? Because you are worried you can’t get along well with your new classmates? And you are worried the homework would be hard. Okay. I’m so sorry to hear that. But I hope you feel better. Well. Everyone is kind and helpful, right? Thank you, Linda.Well, yes, Mike. Mike , you feel excited? Why? Because everything is new and interesting. Okay, thank you. Sit down, please. Okay. I heard someone say worried and someone says excited. And I guess in your junior high school, you have learned a lot of words about feeling. Do you remember this word? It means how you feel. Yes, right now. I’d like to let you 4 in groups, you need to talk about as many as words as feeling as possible, like worried and excited. One minute, let’s start. Okay, time is up. I see most of you have a heated discussion. Can anyone tell me?Okay, group 1, please. Yes, happy. Very good, thank you. Sit down, please. Just now, group 1 shared a lot of words with us, like happy and sad and so on. These are all the words we learnt in junior high school. Now, as a senior high