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Module 2 Unit 7
Rules round us
P1 Reading: Rules and signs
Look at the picture.
Can he cross the road?
No, he can’t.
Because the red man is on.
People have rules on the road.
/ruːl/
n. 规则
If there are no rules, it is dangerous to be on the road. What does rule mean?
2
Brainstorming
Where else do we have rules?
We have rules…
on the road
3
Guess what Miss Guo and her students are talking about.
Maybe they are talking about:
Read the dialogue and answer the questions.
What are they talking about?
They are talking about rules in different places
According to the dialogue, where do we have rules?
We have rules in the classroom, in the library, on the road and in the park.
Where do we have rules?
Do you know?
Read after the recording
We have rules in the classroom.
We have rules in the library.
We have rules on the road.
We have rules in the park.
To make the road
a safe place to walk on.
Why do we have rules on the road?
To make our classroom a good place to study in.
To make the road a safe place to walk on.
on the road
in the classroom
To make the library a quiet place to read books.
To make the park a beautiful place to play in.
in the library
in the park
/ˈkwaɪət/ adj. 安静的
What do we do in the classroom? Study or play? So we have rules to make our classroom a good place to study.
8
Read the rules and match them with the places.
We must not walk on the grass.
We must not play basketball.
We must not leave rubbish.
We must not eat or drink.
We must wait for the green man.
We must keep quiet.
We must listen to our teachers.
We must not draw on our desks.
We must not run across the road.
We must not pick the flowers.
a. In the library b. In the classroom c. On the road d. In the park
We must do something.
We must not do something.
/ˈmʌsnt/
我们必须做某事。
我们禁止做某事。
mustn’t
[weɪt]
We use signs to tell people about rules.
Different signs mean different rules.
/miːn/
表示…的意思
Match the signs with meanings.
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
Don’t walk on the grass.
Don’t l