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Unit 2 What’s Wrong with You?
Lesson 5
Simon says
Rules: When I say Simon says touch your nose,all of you touch your nose.
But when I say touch your nose, don’t touch your nose.
Let’s play
Simon says
Simon says touch your nose.
Let’s play
Simon says
Simon says touch your mouth.
Let’s play
Simon says
Simon says touch your arm.
Let’s play
Simon says
Simon says touch your head.
Let’s play
Simon says
Simon says touch your tooth.
Let’s play
Simon says
Touch your nose.
Let’s play
Simon says
Touch your head.
Let’s play
Simon says
Touch your tooth.
Let’s play
Simon says
Simon says touch your mouth.
Let’s play
Simon says
Touch your arm.
Let’s play
Simon says
Simon says touch your arm.
Let’s play
Let’s say
Let’s say
Let’s watch
What happend to Baobao?
Let’s watch
What does mum do?
What will they do?
Let’s listen and say
Mum, come here, please.
I feel bad. I have a headache.
What’s wrong with you, Baobao? You don’t look very well.
a headache
Let’s listen and say
Let me take your temprature. ... You have a fever!
I’m afraid so.
Do I need to see a doctor?
That’s too bad. I can’t go swimming today.
a thermometer
take the temperature
You have a fever.
37℃
38℃
40℃
39℃
have a fever
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√
×
What does he need to do?
Let’s listen and repeat
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Evaluation
Good speak loudly
speak fluently
act emtionally
Great
Excellent
Let’s act
I think ... are great. They speak loudly and fluently. But they should act more emtionally next time.
Let’s retell
37℃
38℃
40℃
39℃
has
×
She has a stomachache.
Let’s say
stomach
Let’s say
stomach
ache
Let’s say
He has a toothache.
Let’s say
I have a headache.
Let’s say
I have a fever.
Let’s say
Listen and choose
Tom
Miss Wang
school, headache
the piano lessons, headache
Listen and choose
Jack
Mr Li
the football lessons, toothache
the football lessons, fever
Make a new dialogue
Hi, Baobao. You do not sound very well. Are you all right?
I have a headache and a fever. I’m afraid I can’t go to school today.
Hello. This is Lily.
Hello, Lily.
This is Bob.
I’m sorry to hear that. Have a good rest. I hope you’ll get well soon.
Thank you, Lily.
Thank you
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