Unit 2 Lesson 3 Food words are interesting!课件 -2025-2026学年 冀教版七年级 英语上册

该初中英语课件聚焦“有趣的食物词汇”，系统呈现食物名称（如cabbage, tofu）、合成词构词特点（eggplant=egg+plant）及可数/不可数名词区分。课堂通过“猜冰箱食物”“看图说词”激活已知，结合听力、超市购物对话阅读，搭建从感知到应用的学习支架。 其特色在于融合思维品质与文化意识，通过分析合成词（mushroom= mush+room）和对比中西食物词汇（hot pot, tofu源自中文），培养词汇理解策略与跨文化认知；采用真实情境对话（火锅食材讨论）和小组合作展示，提升语言表达能力。结构清晰，教师易操作，学生在趣味中夯实基础，激发学习兴趣。

Unit 2 Learning English is fun! Lesson 3 Food words are interesting! 英语冀教版七年级上册 Learning objectives 通过本课时学习，学生能够： 1.通过阅读活动，获取、梳理对话中有关食物英语表达的信息； 2.掌握食物类英语词汇，了解食物词汇有趣的来源及构词特点； 3.获取、梳理、归纳与食物有关可数名词和不可数名词的用法； 4.通过小组合作，运用所学词汇就火锅食材喜好进行对话交流。 重点 重点 Think and guess I have a big fridge. Can you guess what’s in it? Look and say Can you tell me the names of these food? cabbage /ˈkæbɪdʒ/ n. 卷心菜；洋白菜 eggplant /ˈeɡplænt/ n. 茄子 mushroom /ˈmʌʃrʊm/ n. 蘑菇 tofu /ˈtəʊfuː/ n. 豆腐 There are some other vegetables and meat. Listen and tick Listen to the conversation and tick the food words you hear. dumplings noodles milk chicken potatoes rice juice fish ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ●Where are they? Look and predict Li Ming Jack At a supermarket. ●What will they do? They will buy some vegetables and meat. Read and find Read the conversation and find the answers. Li Ming and Jack are at a supermarket. Li Ming: What would you like for hot pot, Jack? Jack: I would like some vegetables and meat. Look! Here are cabbages, eggplants, and mushrooms. Li Ming: Let’s take some, but l don’t think we need eggplants. Hmm... Jack,why does eggplant have egg in it? Jack: Haha! I don’t know. Maybe it looks like a big egg? Li Ming: But mushrooms don’t look like rooms, and vegetables don’t look like tables. Jack: You got me, Li Ming. But l know a hot pot is hot. Li Ming: True. Do you know its name is from Chinese? Jack: Interesting! l know tofu is from Chinese, too. Li Ming: That’s correct, and we need some tofu for our hot pot. 1.Why do they go to the supermarket? Because they want to buy some food for hot pot. Read and find Read the conversation and find the answers. Li Ming and Jack are at a supermarket. Li Ming: What would you like for hot pot, Jack? Jack: I would like some vegetables and meat. Look! Here are cabbages, eggplants, and mushrooms. Li Ming: Let’s take some, but l don’t think we need eggplants. Hmm... Jack,why does eggplant have egg in it? Jack: Haha! I don’t know. Maybe it looks like a big egg? Li Ming: But mushrooms don’t look like rooms, and vegetables don’t look like tables. Jack: You got me, Li Ming. But I know a hot pot is hot. Li Ming: True. Do you know its name is from Chinese? Jack: Interesting! l know tofu is from Chinese, too. Li Ming: That’s correct, and we need some tofu for our hot pot. 2. Underline the food words. 3. What food will they buy for hot pot? Meat, cabbages, mushrooms, tofu. 4. Does eggplant have egg in it? No, it doesn’t. 5. Do mushrooms look like rooms? No, they don’t. Read and find Read the conversation and find the answers. Li Ming and Jack are at a supermarket. Li Ming: What would you like for hot pot, Jack? Jack: I would like some vegetables and meat. Look! Here are cabbages, eggplants, and mushrooms. Li Ming: Let’s take some, but l don’t think we need eggplants. Hmm... Jack,why does eggplant have egg in it? Jack: Haha! I don’t know. Maybe it looks like a big egg? Li Ming: But mushrooms don’t look like rooms, and vegetables don’t look like tables. Jack: You got me, Li Ming. But I know a hot pot is hot. Li Ming: True. Do you know its name is from Chinese? Jack: Interesting! l know tofu is from Chinese, too. Li Ming: That’s correct, and we need some tofu for our hot pot. 6. Are there any food words from Chinese? Yes. They are hot pot and tofu. hotpot tofu 豆腐(dòu fu) 火(hot)锅(pot) Think and discuss Observe and discuss the following interesting words. Look at the pictures. These words are all from Chinese. Can you find more interesting words? ketchup dim sum wonton Spring roll Lychee Longan Think and discuss ●egg + plant = eggplant ●mush + room = mushroom ●vege + table = vegetable Do you know any other food words like those? English words are interesting! watermelon pineapple strawberry Read and learn Read the conversation and learn the key words and expressions. Li Ming and Jack are at a supermarket. Li Ming: What would you like for hot pot, Jack? Jack: I would like some vegetables and meat. Look! Here are cabbages, eggplants, and mushrooms. Li Ming: Let’s take some, but l don’t think we need eggplants. Hmm... Jack,why does eggplant have egg in it? Jack: Haha! I don’t know. Maybe it looks like a big egg? Li Ming: But mushrooms don’t look like rooms, and vegetables don’t look like tables. Jack: You got me, Li Ming. But I know a hot pot is hot. Li Ming: True. Do you know its name is from Chinese? Jack: Interesting! l know tofu is from Chinese, too. Li Ming: That’s correct, and we need some tofu for our hot pot. would /wʊd/ aux. 愿意 correct /kəˈrekt/ adj. 正确的；合适的 — What would you like for...? — I would like/ I’d like ... pot /pɒt/ n. 锅 You got me. 你难住我了。 maybe /ˈmeɪbi/ adv. 大概，也许，可能 Read and complete Read the conversation again and complete the passage. Li Ming and Jack are at a supermarket. Jack would like some__________and______for hot pot. They talk about food words. Does an________look like a big egg? Do mushrooms look like______? Do vegetables look like______? The food words are interesting. At last, they get some_____. Then they go home and enjoy their hot pot. vegetables rooms eggplant meat tables tofu Read the marked words. What part of speech are they? What’s their difference? They’re nouns. Think and learn Read the words in the box. Can you find the differences between two groups? a/an/one two/three/some apple apples cabbage cabbages egg eggs eggplant eggplants potato potatoes some meat rice an a an an a some countable nouns uncountable nouns Brainstorm Brainstorm more food words and list them in the correct places. a/an/one two/three/some apple apples cabbage cabbages egg eggs eggplant eggplants potato potatoes some meat rice carrot carrots grape grapes pizza milk bread beef juice coffee Think and learn Let’s classify（分类） nouns and think of more words. an orange; a pen; one cat some milk; some beef... oranges; pens; three cats Can you think of more words like these? Work in pairs What would you like for hot pot? Have a conversation with your partner. Have a show What would you like for hot pot? I’d like some beef and mushrooms. What are these round balls? They are fish balls. Would you like some? Yes, please. And I’d like some juice. Sample I’d like... Evaluate 5 = Excellent, 4 = Good, 3 = Acceptable, 2 = Needs improvement How many stars can you get? 1. Did you use different food names? 2. Did you use the plural forms of countable nouns correctly? 3. Did you use uncountable nouns properly? 4. Did you present your conversation confidently and loudly? 5. Did you work well with your partner about food for hot pot? Practice Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the words. 1.We need some ________ (potato) for dinner. 2. There is a little ______ (milk) in the glass. 3. How many _________ (eggplant) do you have? 4. I’d like three _______ (apple). 5. They will buy some ______ (meat) at the supermarket. potatoes milk eggplants meat apples Practice Choose the right words and fill in the blanks with correct forms. maybe, carrot, correct, would, hot pot 1. I need some _________ for the dish. 2. What ________ you like for supper, Tom? 3.—Will you join us for the party tomorrow? —I’m not sure. ________ I’ll have a meeting. 4. You can find the ________ answer on Page 55. 5. I like Beijing roast duck in Beijing and ________ in Sichuan. carrots would Maybe correct hot pot Practice 1. I would like some noodles. (改为一般疑问句) ______ ______ like some noodles? 2. Jack likes fish. (改为否定句) Jack_______ _____ fish. 3. Would you like some juice? (作否定回答) ________________ 4. They have some dumplings. (对划线部分提问) ______ ____ they have? 5. We would like some rice. (对划线部分提问) ______ would you like? Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences. Would you doesn’t like No, thank you. What do What Summary identify countable and uncountable food nouns. make a conversation to talk about my favourite food. know more interesting English words about food. 2 3 1 After learning this lesson, I can eggplant vegetables hot pot ... [c.n] apple, egg, potato... [u.n] meat, rice, bread... Homework 1. Find more food words online and write down a list of your favourite food on your notebook. 2. Make a poster about interesting food in China and Western countries, including the pictures and their names. Bye-bye! null 27794.453 $