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Unit 3 Same or Different?
第1课时
Section A (1a—Pronunciation)
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Activity 1: Look and share
Look at the photo on the Main
Scene of this unit and think about
the questions in “Look and share”.
Then complete the following
sentence.
I think the girl on the left
but the girl on the right is
__________.
__________.
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Activity 2: Compare and write
1. Compare with each other. Share how you can benefit from each other’s similarities and differences.
2. Compare yourself with some friends and write some sentences about the differences.
e.g. I am tall, but my friend Bob is short. I am shy, but Bob is outgoing.
3. Rewrite the sentences you have written, using the following sentences
structures.
I am ___er than ...
I have ___er... than ...
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Activity 3: Match and compare
Match each word with its opposite in 1a.
e.g. I am funnier than my friends.
My friends run faster than me.
Can you use the words in 1a to make comparisons
between you and your friends?
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Activity 4: Listen and complete
Listen to the two conversations in 1b. Tick the locations where the conversations take place.
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Activity 4: Listen and complete
Listen to the conversations again and complete the sentences in 1c.
school musical festival
together
Emma
Ella’s
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Activity 4: Listen and complete
Listen to the two conversations again and match the characters with the
correct descriptions in 1d.
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Activity 4: Listen and complete
Work in pairs and compare Chen Jie with Peter, as well as Emma with Ella.
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Activity 5: Sing and summarise
(1) Sing the following song and underline the comparatives in it.
Grass gets greener,
Days get warmer,
Sun gets brighter,
Brighter and brighter...
(2) Summarise the pronunciation rule for “-er”.
When “-er” appears at the ______ of a word, it’s usually pronounced as /ə/.
end
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Activity 6: Listen, repeat and share
Complete the tasks in Part1 of Pronunciation.
her
bird
hurt
earth
above
average
today
teacher
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Activity 7: Listen and repeat
Notice the intonation in Part 2 of Pronunciation.
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Activity 7: Listen and repeat
Write R (Rising intonation) or F (Falling intonation) before the following statement.
____ A. Expressions like “I live in NewYork”.
____ B. Yes/Noquestions like “Are you coming”?
____ C. Incomplete thoughts like “I was thinking...”
____ D. Commands like “Close the door”.
____ E. Wh-Questions like “What’s your name”?
____ F. Polite requests like “Could you help me”?
____ G. Listing items (except the last example) like “I need apples, bananas, and oranges”.
____H .Exclamations like “That’samazing!”
F
T
F
F
F
T
F
F
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Activity 7: Listen and repeat
Listen to the two conversations in 1b and mark the rising intonation and the falling intonation.
Then role-play the conversations with the right intonation.
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Activity 8: Think and share
Put the right sentences into the right box. Add one aspect, and then add more
expressionsin each box.
... You play the Chinese flute
better than ...
... Ella dances better than ...
... sings louder than ...
Ability
Look
Personility
_________
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Activity 9: Compare and report
Work in groups of 4. Compare with each otherand make a report.
Hello, it’s my honour to talk about our similarities and differences.
In my group, we are all hard-working. Bob is as outgoing as Mike.
I am funier than Lily, but she is friendlier than me. I can dance
better than... Lucy can sing better than ...We all find the better us!
We can be better together! Thank you.
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Homework
1. Finish the self-check on the learning sheet. (Required)
2. Compare yourself withyour friends and write down what you can benefit from them. (Required)
3. Shoot a video about your group, talking about each other’s similarities and differences. (Optional)
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Homework
How can we be a better one? Very well OK Need
work
I can use different comparative
forms to describe characteristics.
I can make comparisons from
different aspects.
I can use rising and falling
intonation correctly.
How many stars can I get?
Learning sheet
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Section B 1a—1e
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Activity 1: Lead-in
Look at some pictures and answer the questions.
What are the pictures about?
Think about your own friends. In what ways are you similar to or different from your friends?
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Activity 2: Read, match and complete
Skim the three posts in 1b and match each post with its main idea.
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Activity 2: Read, match and complete
Read the posts and answer the question in 1b.
What are Matt’s and Diana’s opinions about friends?
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Activity 2: Read, match and complete
Read the posts carefully and complete the table.
A good friend is like a mirror.
Friends who are different make her better.
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Activity 3: Read and learn
Read each post and answer the related questions.
Tom’s post
(1) What different opinions about friendship does Tom present?
(2) What question does Tom pose?
Some people think that friends should be alike, but some other people think that friends should be different.
What do you think? Should friends be similar or different?
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Activity 3: Read and learn
Read each post and answer the related questions.
Matt’s post
(1) What does Matt think a good friend is like?
(2) Why do Matt and Stephen often hang out together?
(3) What hobbies do Matt and Stephen share?
A good friend is like a mirror.
Because they have similar hobbies and interests.
They both love sports.
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Activity 3: Read and learn
Read each post and answer the related questions.
(4) Why does Matt want to improve his badminton skills?
(5) Besides sports, what else do Matt and Stephen have in common?
Because Stephen plays badminton better than he does and always wins our matches.
Stephen is as serious as Matt.
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Activity 3: Read and learn
Read each post and answer the related questions.
Diana’s post
(1) Why does Diana think friends who are different benefit her?
(2) How does Yuan Lei help Diana become more outgoing?
Because she can learn from her friends.
Because she is outgoing and she has a great sense of humour.
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Activity 3: Read and learn
Read each post and answer the related questions.
Diana’s post
(3) Who is mentioned in the last paragraph?
(4) How does Diana feel about having an honest friend?
(5) How do differences help friendships?
She feels glad to have an honest friend.
They can learn from each other.
Zhang Yong.
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Activity 4: Think, express and make
Complete the tasks in 1c.
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Activity 4: Think, express and make
Read the posts again and answer the questions.
1. Why does Matt think that a good friend is like a mirror?
2. Why is Matt getting better at badminton?
3. In what ways is Stephen similar to Matt?
Because you can understand people by knowing their friends.
They have similar hobbies and interests.
Because he try harder when he practise badminton.
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Activity 4: Think, express and make
Read the posts again and answer the questions.
4. How is Yuan Lei different from Diana?
5.Why is Diana glad to have an honest friend?
6. How should we treat each other’s differences?
Because she is less straight-forward.
We should respect each other’s differences and learn from each other.
Yuan Lei is outgoing while Diana is kind of shy.
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Activity 4: Think, express and make
Think about the following questions, discuss in groups and give your opinions on friendship.
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Activity 5: Role-play and interview
Work in pairs to role-play a conversation between a reporter and Matt or Diana.
The reporter can interview Matt or Diana
with the help of the mind map you have
made. Then present your interview.
Vote on the best performance
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Homework
1. Finish the self-check on the learning sheet. (Required)
2. Write a short text of more than 30 words on the topic “Should friends be similar or different?”. (Required)
3. Search for information about how to be a good friend. (Optional).
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Section A (2a—2e)
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Activity 1: Think and brainstorm
Read the bolded sentences in 2a and think about the following two questions.
(1) What is the genre of this conversation?
A. An interview. B. A report.
(2) Why does Han Lin interview Ella and Emma?
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Activity 1: Think and brainstorm
If you are the host of the School Talk
Show and your topic is “A better me”
which is taking about the similarities
and differences between people, please
think about what question you will
ask in your interview.
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Activity 2: Listen, read and answer
Listen to the conversation in 2a and fill in the blanks.
activities
colourful
quiter
gets up
singing
playing sports
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Activity 2: Listen, read and answer
Read the conversation in 2a and answer the following questions.
(1) How is the festival this year different?
(2) What does Ella think of the festival?
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
There are more students and more activities.
She thinks it more colourful.
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Activity 3: Complete and think
Read the conversation again and complete the mind map.
Differences
Emma
Ella
Differences
Similarties
quiter
funnier
get up earlier
like playing sports
reading
singing
work hard
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Activity 4: Think and summarise
Read for the structure of the interview in 2a and fill in the blanks.
Congratulations
Interviewer
Questions
Feedback
Thank
ask about
ask about
ask about
How is this year different?
How are you different?
How do you both spend your spare time?
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Interviewees
answer about
answer about
answer about
How is this year different?
How are you different?
How do you both spend
your spare time?
More students and
more activities.
Quiter and funnier.
Playing sports & reading.
Activity 4: Think and summarise
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Activity 4: Think and summarise
Work in groups and think about
how we can make an interview
to talk about similarities and
differences.
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Activity 4: Think and summarise
Add words to each aspect.
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Activity 5: Listen, repeat and role-play
Listen to the conversation in 2a and repeatit, mark the rising intonation and falling intonation. Then role-play the conversation.
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Activity 6: Complete and interview
Compare yourself with a partner, and then complete the mind map.
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Activity 6: Complete and interview
Work in groups of 3 and make an interview.
One acts as the interviewer, the other two are the interviewees.
The interviewer can use the questions in 2e.
The interviewees can take the sentences in 2e as an example.
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Homework
1. Finish the self-check on the learning sheet. (Required)
2. Compare yourself with more friends by drawing a mind map and share your findings with each other. (Required)
3. Make an interview video and share your video with the whole class. (Optional)
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Section A Grammar Focus
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Activity 1: Brainstorm and notice
Read the sentences in 3a and notice the comparatives in bold. Then find more examples in Section A.
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Activity 1: Brainstorm and notice
Work in groups of 4 and add more comparatives in the mind map.
thinner
worse
more interesting
happier
smaler
wider
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Activity 1: Brainstorm and notice
A is -er (adj./adv.) than B.
A does -er (adj./adv.) than B.
Summarise how to use comparatives.
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Activity 2: Complete and explore
Complete the task in 3b.
Does Jack swim faster than Sally
less serious
Is Tom smarter than Sam
smart
Are you more serious than your cousin
fast
Pay attention to the sentences with “as... as”.
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Activity 3: Compare and talk
Look at the chart.
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Activity 3: Compare and talk
Complete the sentences to compare Guangzhou and Vancouver. Use the words in the box.
cooler than
larger than
warmer than
more
smaller than
than
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Activity 3: Compare and talk
Work in pairs. Use the following fact card to compare the differences between the two cities.
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Activity 4: Compare and report
Compare two cities and make a report.
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Homework
1. Finish the self-check on the learning sheet. (Required)
2. Polish your report and share with your classmates. (Required)
3. Compare two cities in different aspects, such as culture, art, economy, ...(Optional)
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Section B 2a—3c
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Activity 1: Lead-in
Can you give your opinions on friendship?
What do you think makes a good friend?
Talk about friendship.
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Complete the tasks in 2a of “ Vocabulary in Use”.
shy
outgoing
lazy
direct
serious
hardworking
Activity 1: Lead-in
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Make somesentences using the hidden words in 2a.
shy
outgoing
lazy
direct
serious
hardworking
Activity 1: Lead-in
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Activity 2: Read and complete
Complete the task in 2b.
population
pleasant
pleasure
differences
especially
average
spare
kilometers
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Activity 2: Read and complete
Complete the task in 2c.
novel
alike
personality
Besides
difference
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Activity 3: Read and learn
Read the post in 3a and answer the questions.
What is Rose’s opinion about friends?
How many friends are mentioned in
the post?
Who are they?
She doesn’t care if her friends are
similar to or different from her.
Two.
Lily and Lucy.
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Activity 3: Read and learn
How are Rose’s two friends similar and different? Complete the table.
Makes her laugh and feel better
Quieter
Lucy
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Activity 3: Read and learn
Analyse the structure of the post and match each paragraph with the corresponding content.
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Activity 4: Compare, complete and write
How to be a good friend? What can you learn from Rose’s friends?
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Activity 4: Compare, complete and write
Complete the tasks in 3b and 3c.
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Activity 5: Write, evaluate and share
Think about your friends and complete the mind map.
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Activity 5: Write, evaluate and share
Write a reply to Rose’s post with the help of the mind map.
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Activity 5: Write, evaluate and share
Evaluate and share.
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Homework
1. Polish your writing. (Required)
2. Make a poster about your opinion about friends. (Optional)
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