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牛津深圳·广州版 七年级下
Module 2 Man's best friends
Learning objectives
After learning this lesson, you can:
1.Students will know the basic outline of a rescue story.
2.Students will have developed written fluency in relation to rescue stories.
3.Students will be interested in English writing.
Lead in
Lead in
What is a rescue story?
rescue /ˈreskjuː/ v. to save sb/sth from a dangerous or harmful situation
n. an attempt to save someone from a dangerous or unpleasant situation (in a story/movie) a kind of action-oriented plot
• a dangerous situation
• save somebody/something
• action-oriented (动作型的)
• textbook
• a piece of paper
• a pen
• a dictionary
Follow every step!
Step 1: Preparation
Lead in
1.Introduction
2.Beginning
3.Middle
4.Ending
Lead in
1.Introduction
2.Beginning
3.Middle
4.Ending
Presentation
A rescue story
2. Beginning
Connecting words
3. Middle
4. End
1. Introduction
Presentation
Step 2:Introduction
1. Characters
the people or animals
the story is about
2. Setting
where and when
the story takes place
Character(s)
Time
Place
Presentation
1. Introduction
•Characters
•Setting
Example
•Characters:
Mary and Kevin
Mrs Smith and her dog, Jimmy
•Setting:
Time: last year, holiday
Place: Mountain,
Mrs Smith's house
Your story
•Characters:
?
•Setting:
Time: ?
Place: ?
Presentation
Step 3:Plot (BME)
The plot tells us what happens in the story and the order it happens in.
Beginning
the start of the story
catch readers'attention
•
•
Middle
• the events in the middle part
• the dangerous situation and
the problem
End
• what happens to the characters
in the end
• the solution
B
M
E
Presentation
2. Beginning
•the start of the story
•catch readers' attention
Example
Mary and Kevin climbed
the mountain and couldn't
find their way in the snow.