Unit 7 Integration 课件 2024-2025学年译林版英语七年级下册

Integration P88-90 Unit 7 Outdoor fun Learning objectives In this class, you will be able to understand the reasons why people like camping by reading the advertisement and answer related questions; listen to the radio interview and accurately complete the notes about the first-time campers’ experience; ask for and give advice on outdoor activities through pair-work conversations; make an outline for writing about outdoor experiences; read and analyze Simon's diary entry about a hiking trip, understanding how to describe the process, problems and feelings; write your own diary entry about an outdoor activity. What do you like doing when camping? Lead in LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT AMET What do you like doing when camping? I like singing and chatting with friends next to the tent. What do you like doing when camping? I like having a barbecue. What do you like doing when camping? I like having a picnic. What do you like doing when camping? I like enjoying the scenery. What do you like doing when camping? I like watching the stars when camping. Reading A Simon is reading an ad about camping. Read it and answer the questions below. Reading A Simon is reading an ad about camping. Read it and answer the questions below. 1 Why do people like camping? People like camping because the fresh air and camping activities are good for their body and mind. Camping gives them a chance to take a break from their busy life. They don’t need to worry about anything. They can just relax and enjoy nature. Also, camping can help them keep fit and make them happy. Reading A Simon is reading an ad about camping. Read it and answer the questions below. 2 Would you like to go camping? Why or why not? Yes, I would like to go camping. I think camping is a great way to get close to nature. I can see the beautiful stars at night and breathe the fresh air. I can also do a lot of interesting activities. Reading A Simon is reading an ad about camping. Read it and answer the questions below. 2 Would you like to go camping? Why or why not? No, I wouldn’t like to go camping. First of all, I’m afraid of insects and small animals that may appear during camping. Also, sleeping in a tent may not be as comfortable as sleeping in my own bed. Listening B Simon is listening to a radio interview with two young campers. Listen to the interview and help Simon complete his notes. Last week 20 Sunny Cold Put out √ √ √ √ √ √ A: You two went camping last week, right? B: It was our first time camping. It was great. A: Where did you camp? C: Not far from our homes about 20 minutes by car. B: It was a really lovely place, but we had to take everything with us. A: Oh, like what? B: We took plenty of food and water, our tents, sleeping bags, walking shoes, and warm clothes. C: Yes. Those were very useful. It was cold at night. A: Was the weather bad? C: No, not really. We checked the weather before we left home. It was sunny during the day, but cold at night. A: It’s important to check the weather before you go camping. That's a good safety tip. B: Yes, and another tip is, if you have a campfire, always make sure you put it out before leaving. A: That’s very important. Would you go camping again? C: Yes. Tapescripts Speaking C Simon is asking Mr Wu for some advice before going birdwatching. Work in pairs and ask for advice on an outdoor activity. Use the conversation below as a model. Simon: What should we take with us when we go birdwatching, Mr Wu? Mr Wu: Remember to take binoculars. They’ll help you see the birds more clearly. Simon: OK. Do you have any other useful tips? Mr Wu: You’d better wear comfortable shoes and take some water. People usually go birdwatching for hours. You may walk a long way and get thirsty. Simon: All right. Anything else? Mr Wu: Don’t stay out after it gets dark. Simon: OK. Thanks, Mr Wu. Mr Wu: No problem. Have a safe and enjoyable trip. A: What should we take with us when we _? B:Remember to take _. They’ll help you _. A:OK. Do you have any other useful tips? B:You’d better _. People usually _. A:All right. Anything else? B:Don’t _. A:OK. Thanks. B:No problem. Have a safe and enjoyable _. Dialogue model Writing D Mr Wu asked the Class 1, Grade 7 students to write about their outdoor experiences. Writing D1 Simon is making an outline for his writing. Read it and complete the table with the information about one of your outdoor experiences. Outdoor fun Last Sunday My best friends and I Went mountain - climbing First part — full of energy Second part — tired In the nearby mountain A bit exhausting, but exciting; A great chance to be close to nature Writing D2 Read Simon’s diary entry about a hiking trip. Sunday, 4 June Sunny Yesterday I went on a hiking trip with my friends and my uncle. We took a bus to the local forest early in the morning and started walking before it got too hot. The first part of the walk was easy. We walked along a small river. The sky was blue. It was very relaxing and I took lots of photos with my camera. However, things became difficult because the path was very narrow. We had to support each other. We were excited when we saw the path roll out in front of us. The trip was a little tiring, but I really enjoyed it. It was a great chance to be close to nature. Writing D3 Write a diary entry about an outdoor activity based on the information in Part D1. Use Simon's writing as a model. Sunday, 11 June Sunny Last Sunday, I went mountain-climbing with my best friends. We met at the bus stop early in the morning and took a bus to the nearby mountain. At the beginning of the climb, we were full of energy. The air was fresh and the scenery was beautiful. We chatted and laughed as we walked along the mountain path. The path was wide and smooth at first, and it was quite easy for us to climb. I felt so excited and took out my phone to take pictures of the beautiful flowers and green trees around us. As we continued climbing, the second part became much more difficult. The path became steeper and narrower. We had to hold onto the branches and rocks to keep our balance. We started to feel tired, and our legs were getting sore. But we encouraged each other to keep going. When we finally reached a small platform halfway up the mountain, we sat down to rest. Although the whole mountain - climbing trip was a bit exhausting, it was also extremely exciting. Standing on the mountain, we could see the beautiful view of the whole city. It was really a great chance to be close to nature. Sample Language points P88-90 Unit 7 Outdoor fun 1 Do you ever feel like you can’t focus on your work? 句意:你是否曾感觉自己无法集中精力工作? feel like 感觉像 后常跟名词(短语)或从句等 Eg: The interview only took ten minutes, but it felt like hours. 面试只用了十分钟,但感觉像几个小时似的。 I felt like I was a fish in the pool. 我感觉自己 在游泳池里像一条鱼。 Eg: I feel like a drink. 我想要一杯饮料。 I dont’ feel like saying anything now. 我现在什么都不想说。 feel like 想要 2 The fresh air and camping activities can be good for your body and mind. 句意:新鲜空气和露营活动对身心健康有益。 3 Camping is such a great activity:put up a tent, roll out your sleeping bag and then fall asleep under the stars. 句意:露营是一项很棒的活动:搭起帐篷,铺开睡袋,然后在星空下入睡。 fall的常见用法: Eg: He went to bed again and fell asleep soon. 他再次上床,很快就睡着了。 1 My friend fell off the bike and hurt his leg. 我的朋友从自行车.上摔下来,伤到了腿。 Lucy fell over a stone and cut her knee. 露西被石头绊倒,划破了膝盖。 4. Safety tips 句意:安全提示 safety n.安全,平安;安全处所 Eg: For your own safety, please do not smoke inside the plane. 为了您的自身安全,请不要在飞机内吸烟。 It’s a place where children can play in safety. 这是可以让孩子们安全玩耍的地方。 5. You’d better wear comfortable shoes and take some water. 句意:你最好穿上舒适的鞋子,并且带上一些水。 had better 最好 用于表示建议、劝告等。had better 没有人称、时态和数的变化,后跟动词原形,常简写为 “ ’d better ”。 had better (not) do sth. 最好(不要) 做某事 Eg: You’d better stop running and rest for a few days. 你最好停下跑步,休息几天。 We’d better not depend on our parents too much. 我们最好不要太依赖父母。 Thanks! 2024 Other 75552.0 2024 Other 90480.0 2024 Other 70056.0 2024 Other 76080.0 $$