Unit 2 Lesson 3 Developing ideas（讲解课件）-【优翼·学练优】2024-2025学年七年级英语下册同步备课（外研版2024）

Fanatics in use principle. yeah yeah idea a share, pan a tour, ensure. Activity to listen again and complete the news report. Good morning, sunshine school. We have big news today. Tim Simons in great 7 won a gold medal at the city swim meet again。He broke his own record from last year. This is the fifth gold medal for tim and our school. We are so proud of him. The school radio station will talk to him and learn about his story. Don't forget to listen at four P. M. This thursday. Or . power . pure. Cure now you try listen again and repeat after me tour. pure. cure. good. The Victory of the underdog over the favoured team, the last minute penalty shot that wins the tournament, the high energy training mon togas many people love to Gloria fy Victory on the playing field, cheer for favorite teams and play sports. But here's a question. Should we be so obsessed with sports? Is playing sports actually as good for us as we make IT out to be, or just a fun and entertaining past time? What does science have to say? First of all, it's well, accept that that exercise is good for our bodies and minds, and that's definitely true. Exercising, especially when we're Young, has all sorts of health benefits, like strengthening our bones, clearing out bad cholesterol from our arteries and decrease the risk of stroke, high blood pressure and diabetes. Our brains also released a number of chemicals when we work out, including endorphins. These natural hormones, which control pain and pleasure responses in the central nervous system, can lead to feelings of euphoria or what's often called a runner. High increased in dorms, ins, and consistent physical activity, in general can sharpen your focus and improve your mood and memory. So does that mean we get just as much benefit going to the gym five days a week as we were joining a team and competing? Well, here's where IT gets interesting because IT turns out that if you can find a sport and a team you like, studies show that there are all sorts of benefits that go beyond the physical and mental benefits of exercise alone. Some of the most significant are psychological benefits, both in the short and long term. Some of those come from the communal experience of being on a team, for instance, learning to trust and depend on others to accept help, to give help, and to work together towards a common goal. In addition, commitment to a team and doing something n can also make IT easier to establish a regular habit of exercise. School sport participation has also been shown to reduce the risk of suffering from depression for up to four years. Meanwhile, your self, a steam and confidence can get a big boost. There are a few reasons for that. One is found in training. Just by working and working at skills, especially with a good coach, you reinforce a growth mindset within yourself. That's when you say, even if I can't do something today, I can improve myself through practice and achieve IT eventually. That mindset is useful in all walks of life. And then there's learning through failure, one of the most transformative long term benefits of playing sports. The experience of coming to terms with defeat can build the resilience and self awareness necessary to manage academic, social and physical hurdles. So even if your team isn't winning all the time or at all, there is a real benefit to your experience. Now not everyone will enjoy every sport. Perhaps one team is too competitive or not competitive enough. IT can also take time to find the sport that placed your strength. That's completely okay. But if you spend some time looking, you'll be able to find a sport that fits your individual needs. And if you do, there are so many benefits, you'll be a part of a support of community. They'll be building your confidence, you'll be exercising your body and you'll be nurturing your mind, not to mention having fun. Unit 2 Go for it Developing ideas Learning Objectives In this lesson you will be able to: 1. talk about the benefits of sports; 2. know how to carry out an effective conversation using positive replies; 3. grasp the pronunciation of /ɪə/,/eə/,/ʊə/. Look and Say 1. What are these students doing? They are running in a relay race. 2. Have you ever tried or watched the sport? How do you like it? Exciting, hyper-competitive (竞争激烈的), intense(紧张的), teamwork... 3. How do you think these students feel after the race? Tired but happy, excited, relaxed... Do you have the habit of exercising regularly? What sports do you often do or like? How often do you do the sport? How do you feel after doing the sport? Free Talk Walking,running, bike-riding, dancing, and any other forms of sports are all physical activities. According to the WHO, teenagers should do at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day. DID YOU KNOW? Do you do physical activity at least 60 minutes every day? Watch and Share We all know sports are good for us. So let’s figure out what benefits sports bring us. Here’s a video to help you. The benefits of sports： Good for bodies: Good for minds: make bones strong clear out bad cholesterol(胆固醇) decrease the risk of stroke(中风),high blood pressure,and diabetes(糖尿病) ... make us happy sharpen our focus improve our mood and memory ... Now look at the picture and guess what it is and what it says. It may be a news report in Sunshine School. The news may be that a student won a gold medal in a swimming race. a Tim Simons told a story. b Tim Simons won a gold medal. c Tim Simons broke his arm. Listen to the radio programme and choose the main idea. Listen again and complete the news report. 7 / Seven last year fifth talk to Thursday story Now listen and complete the interview. How did you start swimming? I wasn't very strong as a kid. So my parents took me to the 1________. I had to move my whole ²______ to swim. I became fit and strong. It was also good for 3__________. pool body my heart How did you become a swimmer? I joined a swimming race at the age of 4_____.l swam just for fun. But to everyone's surprise, I 5__________! Then I realised that swimming 6_________me so much. 10 / ten won helped Learning to learn Giving positive replies To carry out an effective conversation, we need to use positive and encouraging words in our replies. For example, we can say expressions like That's great to hear. or Wonderful! Listen again. Then talk about how the interviewer gives positive replies. Interviewer: Tim, congratulations! How did you start swimming? Tim: Thanks! I wasn't very strong as a kid. I often got sick. So my parents took me to the pool. They just hoped to make me stronger. Interviewer: That sounds like a good idea. Did it work? Tim: Yes! I had to move my whole body to swim. I became fit and strong. It was also good for my heart. I don't get sick much now. to start the conversation positive replies Interviewer: That's great to hear. Then how did you become a swimmer? Tim: Something funny happened. I joined a swimming race at the age of ten. I swam just for fun. But to everyone's surprise, I won! Then I realised that swimming helped me so much. Interviewer: Wonderful! Do you want to share some words with our audience? Tim: Of course. Doing sports is a great way to stay active and healthy. Everyone should have a try! positive replies More positive replies: Fantastic! Excellent job! Impressive! That’s a brilliant idea. It could make a huge difference. What a great thought/action/...! It makes sense. ... Work in pairs. Choose a sport and talk about your experiences. What sport do you often do? I often play... Good to know. Do you think it’s good for your health? Yes, it is. It can help... Talk about what you have learnt about sports and health in this section. Useful expressions One benefit is... Really? Could you tell me more about...? By playing..., you can... That’s a good / an important / a relevant point. The health benefits of... include... Phonetics in use Read the words and pay attention to the pronunciation of the combined letters in bold. /ɪə/ year idea /eə/ share pear /ʊə/ tour ensure /ɪə/ /eə/ /ʊə/ Listen and repeat. /ɪə/ here near really clear /eə/ there bear care chair /ʊə/ tourist Lavf58.20.100 Packed by Bilibili XCoder v2.0.2 Blues 31776.0 Other 45418.766 Other 180664.17 Blues 59952.0 , track 1 Other 23101.365 Lavf58.29.100 Packed by Bilibili XCoder v2.0.2 Lavf58.29.100 Packed by Bilibili XCoder v2.0.2 , track 1 Other 35614.875 $$Now practice more, listen and repeat ear here, near really clear. Air the back can chair . a . tourist. Activity three, listen and complete the interview. Tim, congratulations. Haunted, you start swimming. thanks. I wasn't very strong as a kid. I often got sick, so my parents took me to the pool. They just hope to make me stronger. That sounds like a good idea. Did IT work? Yes, I had to move my whole body to swim. I became fit and strong. IT was also good for my heart. I don't get sick much. Now that's . great to hear. Then how did you become a swimmer? Something funny happened. I joined a swimming race at the age of ten. I swam just for fun, but to everyone s surprise, I want. Then I realized that swimming helped me so much. wonderful. Do you want to share some words without audience? Of course, doing sports is a great way to stay active and healthy. Everyone should have a try. Listen again, then talk about how the interviewer gives positive replies. Tim, congratulations. Haunted, you start swimming. thanks. I wasn't very strong as a kid. I often got sick, so my parents took me to the pool. They just hope to make me stronger. That sounds like a good idea. Did IT work? Yes, I had to move my whole body to swim. I became fit and strong. IT was also good for my heart. I don't get sick much. Now that's . great to hear. Then how did you become a swimmer? Something funny happened. I joined a swimming race at the age of ten. I swam just for fun, but to everyone s surprise, I want. Then I realized that swimming helped me so much. wonderful. Do you want to share some words without audience? Of course, doing sports is a great way to stay active and healthy. Everyone should have a try. Good morning, sunshine school. We have big news today. Tim Simons in great seven one, a gold metal at the city swim meet again. He broke his own record from last year. This is the fifth gold metal for tim and our school. We are so proud of him. The school radio station will talk to him and learn about his story. Don't forget to listen at four P. M. This thursday. Tim, congratulations. How did you start swimming? thanks. I wasn't very strong as a kid. I often got sick, so my parents took me to the pool. They just hoped to make me stronger. That sounds like a good idea. Did you work? Yes, I had to move my whole body to swim. I became fit and strong. IT was also good for my heart. I don't get sick much. Now that's . great to hear. Then how did you become . a swimmer? Something funny happened. I joined a swimming race at the age of ten. I swim just for fun, but to everyone surprise, I won. Then I realized that swimming helped me so much. wonderful. Do you want to share some words with our audience? Of course, doing sports is a great way to stay active and healthy. Everyone should have a try. Air, air, air, air, air . near air weary. Now you try listen again and repeat after me near. Here, weary, good.