Unit 4 Once upon a Time Section A 2a-2e课件2025-2026学年鲁教版（五四学制）（2024）七年级上学期英语

这是一份初中英语开学课件，围绕《皇帝的新装》展开Section A 2a-2e教学，包含学习目标（听懂理解故事、梳理情节、角色扮演）、核心词汇（emperor, silly等）、分层任务设计（听力圈词、快读分析文本类型、情节流程图、动词概括情节）、角色扮演活动及反思评估表，搭建从语言输入到输出的完整学习支架。 资料以童话为载体融合核心素养，通过听力辨词、文本类型分析（如辨析童话与寓言差异）夯实语言能力，借助动词概括情节、流程图梳理脉络培养思维品质，2e小组角色扮演（旁白、皇帝等分工）提升合作与表达能力，反思表与英文谚语总结（如“Vanity blinds the eyes”）促进自主学习与文化理解。能帮助学生适应新学期英语学习，提升故事理解与表达能力，为教师提供可直接使用的分层教学活动设计。

Why do we tell stories? Unit 4 Once upon a Time Section A 2a-2e The Emperor's 安徒生（丹麦） 走进一场精心演绎的骗局 New Clothes （2a-2e） Daily report By the end of this class,you will 1.能听懂故事并理解其主要内容和深层含义。 2.能够梳理出故事的主要情节和发展脉络。 3.能在小组内角色扮演故事。 Learning Objectives the emperor official silly decide afraid suddenly hate truth true tell the truth make money at first at the end in the end once upon a time lie-lied-lying lie to sb tell lies love-loved like-liked praise-praised tell-told pretend-pretended pretend to do sh shout-shouted cry-cried start-started begin-began Learning Words 任务一：围读剧本·梳理情节 任务单 任务二：角色扮演·演绎骗局 任务三：观众互动·揭秘骗局 2a Listen and circle the coloured words you hear. Here's The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Adersen. Once upon a time,an emperor loved / liked clothes very much.He wanted to buy some new clothes. Two brothers came and lied to him,“We can make wonderful clothes!But only clever / smart people can see them!”They pretended to make the clothes. The emperor's officials couldn't see the clothes,but they said,“What lovely clothes!”The emperor's couldn't see anything either,but he said,“They're beautiful!”No one wanted to look silly. The emperor decided to show everyone his new clothes.People in the street / city praised them.They were afraid to look silly too! Suddenly,a boy cried / shouted,“Look! The emperor has no clothes on!”Everyone looked at one another.They started /began laughing. The end! Did you like the story?Please tell me waht you think! Here's The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Adersen. Once upon a time,an emperor liked clothes very much.He wanted to buy some new clothes. Two brothers came and lied to him,“We can make wonderful clothes!But only clever people can see them!”They pretended to make the clothes. The emperor's officials couldn't see the clothes,but they said,“What lovely clothes!”The emperor's couldn't see anything either,but he said,“They're beautiful!”No one wanted to look silly. The emperor decided to show everyone his new clothes.People in the street praised them.They were afraid to look silly too! Suddenly,a boy shouted,“Look! The emperor has no clothes on!”Everyone looked at one another.They started laughing. The end! Did you like the story?Please tell me waht you think! Task 1. Fast reading 1. What’s the text type（文本类型）? A. fable（寓言）——以动物为主角传递道德教训 B. fairy tale（童话）——虚构情节讽刺现实，兼具幻想与教育性 C. myth（神话）——解释自然现象或远古传说 D. prose（散文）——写实性记录生活场景 1. 选项A：寓言（fable）核心是“以动物/拟人化角色传递明确道德教训”，而《皇帝的新装》主角是人类，核心是讽刺虚荣，并非单纯传递道德，故A错误。 2. 选项B：童话（fairy tale）常通过虚构、夸张的情节反映现实，兼具幻想性与教育意义，《皇帝的新装》以虚构的“看不见的新衣”讽刺人们的虚荣与盲从，完全契合童话特征，故B正确。 3. 选项C：神话（myth）侧重解释自然现象、起源或远古神祇故事，《皇帝的新装》无相关元素，故C错误。 4. 选项D：散文（prose）以写实为主，侧重记录生活、表达情感，而《皇帝的新装》是虚构故事，故D错误。 √ Here's The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Adersen. Once upon a time,an emperor's loved / liked clothes very much.He wanted to buy some new clothes. Two brothers came and lied to him,“We can make wonderful clothes!But only clever / smart people can see them!”They pretended to make the clothes. The emperor's officials couldn't see the clothes,but they said,“What lovely clothes!”The emperor's couldn't see anything either,but he said,“They're beautiful!”No one wanted to look silly. The emperor decided to show everyone his new clothes.People in the street / city praised them.They were afraid to look silly too! Suddenly,a boy cried / shouted,“Look! The emperor has no clothes on!”Everyone looked at one another.They started /began laughing. The end! Did you like the story?Please tell me waht you think! Task 1. Fast reading We can divide (划分) the story into beginning 开端 development发展 climax高潮 ending结局 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 introduction 引子 Here's The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Adersen. Once upon a time,an emperor's loved / liked clothes very much.He wanted to buy some new clothes. Two brothers came and lied to him,“We can make wonderful clothes!But only clever / smart people can see them!”They pretended to make the clothes. The emperor's officials couldn't see the clothes,but they said,“What lovely clothes!”The emperor's couldn't see anything either,but he said,“They're beautiful!”No one wanted to look silly. The emperor decided to show everyone his new clothes.People in the street / city praised them.They were afraid to look silly too! Suddenly,a boy cried / shouted,“Look! The emperor has no clothes on!”Everyone looked at one another.They started /began laughing. The end! Did you like the story?Please tell me waht you think! Task 1. Fast reading We can divide (划分) the story into beginning 开端 development发展 climax高潮 ending结局 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 introduction 引子 官员 Thinking 2.课文出现了哪些人物？围绕“新装”这些人物分别做了什么，能否用一个字概括？ , 皇 帝 骗子 百姓 小孩 show make praise shout laugh like The emperor new clothes. liked made （Para.1-2） 2.在横线上加上一个动词来概括文章情节。 introduction 引子 beginning 开端 development发展 climax高潮 ending结局 The brothers new clothes. （Para.4） The emperor's officials new clothes. praised （Para.3） The emperor new clothes. （Para.5） showed A boy new clothes. shouted （Para.6-7） 1.An emperor wanted to buy new clothes. 2b Complete the flow chart. 2.Two lied to the emperor. 3.They to make beautiful clothes. 4.The emperor and his officials couldn't clothes. 5.The emperor people his new clothes. 6.People the clothes at first. 7.They when a boy told the truth. brothers pretended see showed praised laughed 2d Which characters from the story do you think said the sentences?. 1.“We can make a lot of money by lying to the emperor.”one of the brothers. 2.“There are two brothers outside. They say that they can make you fine clothes.” 3.“Oh! Where are my new clothers? I can't see them.Am I silly?That can't be true!” 4.“I can't see the emperor's clothes. But everyone in the street is praising the clothes! I hate to be different. I should praise them too.” 5.“What's everyone talking about? The emperor isn't wearing anything! I know he isn't” one of the emperor's officials the emperor a person in the street the boy 2c Read the story anain and answer the questions. Task 2. Careful reading Here's The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Adersen. Once upon a time,an emperor liked clothes very much.He wanted to buy some new clothes. Two brothers came and lied to him,“We can make wonderful clothes!But only clever people can see them!”They pretended to make the clothes. 1.What did the two brothers say about their clothes? They said their clothes were wonderful,but only clever people can see them. 2c Read the story anain and answer the questions. Task 3. Careful reading The emperor's officials couldn't see the clothes,but they said,“What lovely clothes!”The emperor's couldn't see anything either,but he said,“They're beautiful!”No one wanted to look silly. 2.Why did the emperor and his officials praise the clothes? Because they didn't want to look silly. The emperor's officials couldn't see the clothes,but they said,“What lovely clothes!”The emperor's couldn't see anything either,but he said,“They're beautiful!”No one wanted to look silly. 2c Read the story anain and answer the questions. Task 2. Careful reading Because they didn't want to look silly. 3.Why did the people in the street praise the clothes at first? The emperor decided to show everyone his new clothes.People in the street praised them.They were afraid to look silly too! The emperor decided to show everyone his new clothes.People in the street praised them.They were afraid to look silly too! Here's The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Adersen. Once upon a time,an emperor liked clothes very much.He wanted to buy some new clothes. Two brothers came and lied to him,“We can make wonderful clothes!But only clever people can see them!”They pretended to make the clothes. The emperor's officials couldn't see the clothes,but they said,“What lovely clothes!”The emperor's couldn't see anything either,but he said,“They're beautiful!”No one wanted to look silly. The emperor decided to show everyone his new clothes.People in the street praised them.They were afraid to look silly too! Suddenly,a boy shouted,“Look! The emperor has no clothes on!”Everyone looked at one another.They started laughing. The end! Did you like the story?Please tell me waht you think! Task 2. Careful reading 4.Why do you think the boy told the truth? Because the boy was young、honest and brave. Task 2. Careful thinking 5.Why do you think everyone started laughing at the end? 1.Because they realized how foolish the emperor and the whole situation were. 2.I think they laughed at the boy for his innocent.(天真的） 3.I think they laughed themselves,because they told lies,they were afraid of the emperor,they were not as brave as that boy dares to tell the truth. 2e Retell the story to your class. S1（旁白）：Did you read The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Andersen for English class? Once upon a time,there were an emperor.Look! S2皇帝:I really like the clothes very much.I want more beautiful clothes.（傲慢） S3骗子：We can make wonderful clothes!But only clever people can see them! S4官员:What lovely clothes!（阿谀奉承） S2皇帝:They're beautiful!I should show everyone my clothes ! S5百姓:How beautiful he is!（阿谀奉承） S5A boy：Look! The emperor has no clothes on!（天真） Everyone looked at one another.They start laughing. Task 3. Role-play in groups Telling How well can you do these things? Very well OK Needs work 1. l can tell my favourite stories to others fluently. 2. l can express my thoughts and feelings about a story. 3. l can write an ending for a story. 4. l can understand the meaning behind stories from different cultures. Reflecting 1. Vanity['vænəti] blinds the eyes; truth sets the mind free. 虚荣蒙蔽双眼，真相解放心灵。 [ˈekəʊɪŋ] 2. Daring to speak the truth is far braver than echoing lies to fit in. 敢于说真话，远比附和谎言合群更勇敢。 3. Blind conformity [kən'fɔːrməti] turns wisdom into folly—think for yourself, or be fooled by others. 盲目从众使智慧沦为愚蠢，独立思考方能不被他人蒙蔽。 4. The greatest deception is self-deception fueled by pride. 最大的欺骗，是由虚荣心催生的自欺欺人。 5. In a crowd of pretenders, the innocent voice of honesty cuts through the nonsense. 在一众伪装者中，真诚的天真之声能戳破所有荒谬。 What do you think of the story? Summary You have to 1.Act out the whole story with your partners after class. 2.Use the simple past tense to describe the story. If you can Search for another story from different countries and share the meaning behind the story. Homework null 119357.305 $