Unit 8 第2课时 Reading（同步课件）英语译林版2024七年级上册

七年级牛津译林版 2024版 Unit 8 Let's celebrate! Reading Pre - Reading While -Reading Post - Reading Lead-in Practices Summary Revison poet Scottish dish dumpling Christmas dragon poem remember race celebrate Pre -Reading While -Reading Post - Reading Lead-in Practices Summary Revison What festival do you like best? The Spring Festial. Because I can get much lucky money. Pre - Reading While - Reading Post -Reading Lead-in Practices Summary Revison Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to my birthday party！ lady → ladies gentle (温柔的) + man → gentlemen The man likes to spread some pepper on the dishes. spread-spread-spread v.ed Be careful to walk across the door with doorstep. step n. 台阶 People usually hang some lanterns on the house at the Spring Festival. hang on 稍等，别挂断 hang out 闲逛 hang ... on ... 把……挂在……上面 hang-hung-hang v.ed It’s Chinese tradition to send lucky money with red packets. Red is a traditional symbol of good luck. tradition → traditional (以tion结尾的名词变形容词，一般直接加al) In Greece, there are many Greek gods. Greece n. Greek adj. There are some onions here. There's one thing that all New Year's Eve parties have in common: the countdown (倒计时) to midnight. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year. middle (中间的) + night = midnight They carry many things. Although (尽管) the life is hard, remember to go ahead. ahead是副词，所以要在前面加动词。 The woman is a traveller. She travels around many blocks with a suitcase. Wherever she is, she is happy. travel + er = traveller suit + case (箱子，容器) = suitcase where + ever = wherever Pre - Listening While - Reading Post - Listening Lead-in Practices Summary Revison 1 How do you celebrate New Year? 2 Why do we celebrate New Year? Let’s learn about the new year all around the world. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! Fast Reading Structure of the passage ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ Careful Reading 1 People in Turkiye like to spread sugar on the ground to welcome the new year. 2 Greek people think onions can bring them good luck and health. 3 People in Denmark sit on chairs quietly to welcome the new year. 4 In Colombia, people carry suitcases around the block to catch the train home. 5 The video is about some interesting New Year celebrations in different countries. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! Careful Reading 1 People in Turkiye like to spread sugar on the ground to welcome the new year. spread sth. on sth. 撒……在……上 look at sb. doing sth. 看着某人做某事 keep sb. from sth. 使……远离 Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! Careful Reading 2 Greek people think onions can bring them good luck and health. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! Careful Reading 3 People in Denmark sit on chairs quietly to welcome the new year. strike-struck-struck v.ed Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! Careful Reading 4 In Colombia, people carry suitcases around the block to catch the train home. travel v./n. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! Careful Reading 5 The video is about some interesting New Year celebrations in different countries. Careful Reading Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! Sth. is coming. 正在进行时表将来, 即将来临。 Careful Reading Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! 反义疑问句，表肯定 不是很有趣吗？(很有趣) Careful Reading Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! 介词 + 动词ing get over 克服 get up 起床 get out 离开 get off/on 下/上车 Careful Reading Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. New Year is coming. Let's see how people all over the world are celebrating it. Look at the man spreading salt on his doorstep. This is for good luck and peace. People in Turkiye think salt will keep them from bad things in the coming year. Isn't that interesting? Here in Greece, an old woman is hanging onions on her door. It's a Greek tradition to welcome the new year. Onions are a symbol of good luck and health. It's near midnight in Denmark. Look! The families are all standing on chairs. When the clock strikes 12, they jump off their chairs into the new year, in the hope of getting over any problem in the year ahead! In Colombia, some people are carrying suitcases around the block. Are they travellers? No! They're hoping for a new year with lots of travel. The world is full of wonderful and interesting New Year traditions. But wherever you are, Happy New Year! in the hope of doing = hope for doing = hope that sb. do sth. Pre - Listening While - Listening Post - Reading Lead-in Practices Summary Revison block strike celebrate midnight keep ... from tradition onion spread celebrate spreading keep from onions tradition block strike celebrate midnight keep ... from tradition onion spread midnight strikes blocks Pre - Listening While - Listening Post - Listening Lead-in Practices Summary Revison 1．Ladies and __________ (gentleman), welcome to our fashion show. 2．They help _______ (spread) the popularity of the paper. 3．He _______ (hang) his coat behind the door after he came back home. 4．The ______ (Greece) have tried to capture the city for ten years. 5．These __________ (tradition) clothes are very popular among the old people. 6．A strong earthquake___________ (strike) Tangshan years ago. 7．A few years ago, Taizhou Museum _________ (carry) out more than 100 public training activities for volunteer guides. 8．All ________ (travel) from all over the country find this hotel a home from home. gentlemen spread hung Greeks traditional struck carried traveller Pre - Listening While - Listening Post - Listening Lead-in Practices Summary Revison Iady n.女士;淑女 gentleman n.先生;绅士 spread vt.(使)分散;传播 doorstep n. 门阶 hang vt.&vi.悬挂 onion n.洋葱 Greek adj. 希腊(人)的,希腊语的 tradition n.传统 symbol n.象征;符号 midnight n.夜 *strike v.&v.敲,鸣,报时;撞击 into prep.进入,到…里面 in the hope of 希望 ahead adv. 在前面,向前 carry v.拿,提,搬;携带 *suitcase n.(旅行用的)手提箱 block n.街区 traveller n.(AmE traveler)旅行者,游客 *wherever conj.在任何地方 See you！ null 2024-06-17 10:31 75049.305 $$