Chapter7 People we admire 任务（课件）-2024-2025学年新版香港朗文五年级上册

5A Chapter 7 Doing a presentation about a person I admire Introduction Examples Speaking Task You’re going to write about a person you admire very much. It can be about somebody who is famous or somebody you know personally. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Use a table to make notes about the person you admire. It will also help you organise your ideas. Introduction Examples Speaking Task I interviewed someone I admire very much. I used a table to collect and organise all the information. Introduction Examples Speaking Task How many sections does the table have? 1 2 3 Introduction Examples Speaking Task I used the information from the table to write a script for my presentation. Introduction Examples Speaking Task I organised my presentation in paragraphs. Read about my teacher Mr David Lee. Introduction Examples Speaking Task In the first paragraph, I introduced myself and my teacher. Good morning. I’m Betty Lee. Introduction Examples Speaking Task In the first paragraph, I introduced myself and my teacher. Good morning. I’m Betty Lee. I’m going to talk about a person I admire – Mr David Lee. He’s my teacher. I’m going to talk about Introduction Examples Speaking Task Good morning. I’m Betty Lee. I’m going to talk about a person I admire – Mr David Lee. He’s my teacher. I admire him because he’s hard-working, helpful and kind. In the first paragraph, I introduced myself and my teacher. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Mr Lee has been a teacher for ten years. In the second paragraph, I wrote about his job and achievements. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Mr Lee has been a teacher for ten years. teaches Computer Studies and PE. In the second paragraph, I wrote about his job and achievements. He Introduction Examples Speaking Task Mr Lee has been a teacher for ten years. He teaches Computer Studies and PE. Mr Lee is a good teacher. He works very hard to make his lesson useful and interesting. Mr Lee is a good In the second paragraph, I wrote about his job and achievements. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Mr Lee has been a teacher for ten years. He teaches Computer Studies and PE. Mr Lee is a good teacher. He works very hard to make his lessons useful and interesting. Teaching Excellence three years ago. Mr Lee is a good In the second paragraph, I wrote about his job and achievements. He received the Chief Executive’s Award for Introduction Examples Speaking Task Mr Lee has been a teacher for ten years. He teaches Computer Studies and PE. Mr Lee is a good teacher. He works very hard to make his lesson useful and interesting. Teaching Excellence three years ago. most popular teachers in our school! Mr Lee is a good In the second paragraph, I wrote about his job and achievements. He received the Chief Executive’s Award for He’s also one of the Introduction Examples Speaking Task He is kind and helpful. In the third paragraph, I wrote about the kind of person he is (with examples). Introduction Examples Speaking Task He is kind and helpful. the hospital every week. In the third paragraph, I wrote about the kind of person he is (with examples). He does voluntary work at Introduction Examples Speaking Task He is kind and helpful. the hospital every week. too. He has sponsored a child since 2007. In the third paragraph, I wrote about the kind of person he is (with examples). He does voluntary work at He has done a lot of charity work Introduction Examples Speaking Task From Mr Lee, I’ve learnt that we should work hard and help others. In the fourth paragraph, I wrote about what I have learnt from him. Introduction Examples Speaking Task From Mr Lee, I’ve learnt that we should work hard and help others. Thank you very much for listening. I hope you found my presentation interesting. Lastly, remember to thank your audience for listening to your presentation. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Good morning. I’m Betty Lee. Today I’m going to talk about a person I admire – Mr David Lee. He’s my teacher. I admire him because he’s hard-working, helpful and kind. Mr Lee has been a teacher for ten years. He teaches Computer Studies and PE. Mr Lee is a good teacher. He works very hard to make his lessons useful and interesting. He received the Chief Executive’s Award for Teaching Excellence three years ago. He’s also one of the most popular teachers in our school! Mr Lee is kind and helpful. He does voluntary work at the hospital every week. He has done a lot of charity work too. He has sponsored a child since 2007. From Mr Lee, I’ve learnt that we should work hard and help others. Thank you very much for listening. I hope you found my presentation interesting. Now listen to Betty’s presentation. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Now it’s your turn to do some research on a person you are interested in. You can find out about a famous person (choose one from p.66 and 67 or on the Internet) or a teacher or somebody you know. Charles Kao Joey Yung Yip Wing-sie Andy Lau Nick Vujicic an athlete, e.g. Yao Ming, Lionel Messi Introduction Examples Speaking Task First, make notes and organise your ideas in the table. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Let’s see a few examples. Introduction Examples Speaking Task an athlete a football / basketball / badminton / tennis player a swimmer / cyclist Introduction Examples Speaking Task Extra words an astronaut a magician a businessman an artist an inventor a politician an illustrator a computer programmer Back Here are some ideas you can use. Let’s see a few examples. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Here are some ideas you can use. Introduction Examples Speaking Task considerate take care of intelligent / smart have great ideas humorous make people laugh patient never get angry confident believe he / she can … kind / helpful nice to / help … with fearless / brave not afraid of cheerful always smile hard-working work hard I’m sure I can win! Extra words active / energetic always busy doing things creative have new ideas outgoing like meeting and talking to people knowledgeable know a lot organised plan something well witty clever and amusing talented have a natural ability to do something adventurous not afraid to do new or exciting things Back Let’s see a few examples. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Here are some ideas you can use. What we can learn from him / her never give up always love ourselves be thankful for what we have bravely face difficulties work hard to overcome problems try my best to achieve my dreams set up goals and work hard to achieve them Introduction Examples Speaking Task Now use your ideas to prepare your presentation script. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Talk about why you admire him / her: I like him best because he is helpful and kind. I admire her because she is a good / great / famous / wonderful / popular teacher in our school. Paragraph 1 – Introduce yourself and the person you admire USEFUL SENTENCE STRUCTURES Greet the audience and introduce yourself. Name of the person. Introduction Examples Speaking Task Paragraph 2 – Talk about his / her job and achievements Talk about his / her job: So Wa Wai is an athlete / a teacher. Mr Lee has been a teacher since 2005 / for ten years. USEFUL SENTENCE STRUCTURES Introduction Examples Speaking Task Paragraph 2 – Talk about his / her job and achievements Talk about his / her achievements: He received the Award for Teaching Excellence in 2012. He won a silver medal at the Paralympic Games three years ago. She first got an award in 2008. USEFUL SENTENCE STRUCTURES Introduction Examples Speaking Task Paragraph 3 – Describe him / her and give examples Talk about his / her character: She is the most fearless / bravest person in my family. He is talkative. He enjoys chatting with people. She is kind. Once she stopped to help a blind man cross the road. USEFUL SENTENCE STRUCTURES Introduction Examples Speaking Task Paragraph 4 – Talk about what you have learnt from him / her Talk about what you have learnt from him / her: From Mr Lee, I have learnt that we should work hard and help others. USEFUL SENTENCE STRUCTURES Introduction Examples Speaking Task Here are some tips for making a good presentation. 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