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Unit 1 What are you looking for?
北京版六年级下册
1.7.2013
Hello, everyone! Welcome to our English class. Today, we are going to learn Unit 1, Lesson 1. The topic is "What are you looking for?" Let's start our happy learning journey!
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CONTENTS
01. Text Learning(课文学习)
02. Comprehension(文章大意)
03. Paragraph Analysis(段落大意)
04. Key Words(重点单词)
05. Key Phrases(重点短语)
06. Grammar Focus(语法聚焦)
07. Practice(综合练习)
Let's get started and explore the world of English together!
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Here is the outline of our lesson. We will first learn the text, then do some comprehension exercises. After that, we will study key words, phrases, and grammar. Finally, we will have a comprehensive practice. Let's get started!
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Lesson 1 Listen and Say
Yangyang:What are you looking for, Sara?
Sara:I'm looking for my water bottle. I can't find it.
Yangyang:What's it like?
Sara:It's blue and in the shape of a teddy bear.
Yangyang:Look. There are a few water bottles over there on the ground.
Sara:They are small. My bottle is bigger than those.
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Now, let's look at the text. It's a dialogue between Yangyang and Sara. Please read it carefully and try to understand what they are talking about.
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Lesson 1 Listen and Say
Yangyang:Well,would you mind using my water bottle?
Sara:Thank you,but no.
Yangyang:Look.Lingling is using a paper cup.Where did she get it?
Sara:I don’t know.Let me go and ask her.
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Now, let's look at the text. It's a dialogue between Yangyang and Sara. Please read it carefully and try to understand what they are talking about.
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Think About It & Summary
Think About It
What is Sara looking for?
What does Sara's water bottle look like?
What’s Yangyang’s suggestion at last(建议)?
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After reading the text, let's think about these two questions. What is Sara looking for? And what does her water bottle look like? Now, let's check the summary to see if you got the right answers.
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Paragraph Understanding
Looking for the Bottle
Sara tells Yangyang she is looking for her water bottle.
Inquiring(询问) and Checking(核对)
Yangyang helps look for the bottle but it’s not Sara's.
Offering Solutions
Yangyang offers his bottle and suggests alternatives.
Analyze the text step by step.
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Let's divide the dialogue into three parts and summarize the main idea of each part. This will help us better understand the structure of the text.
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Key Words
look for
/lʊk fɔː(r)/, v. 寻找 (强调动作)
I'm looking for my pen.
find
/faɪnd/, v. 找到 (强调结果)
Finally, I find my pen under the desk.
water bottle
/ˈwɔːtə(r) ˈbɒtl/, n. 水瓶
I have a new water bottle.
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Now, let's learn some key words in this lesson. The first three words are "look for", "find", and "water bottle". Please pay attention to the difference between "look for" and "find".
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Key Words
shape/ʃeɪp/, n.
What shape is your book?
in the shape of 呈……的形状
teddy bear, n.
She has a lovely teddy bear.
ground/ɡraʊnd/, n.
The ball is on the ground.
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Let's continue learning the key words. The next three words are "shape", "teddy bear", and "ground". Please read the words and their examples aloud.
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Key Phrases
bigger(big的比较级)
更大的
I want the bigger cake.
a few
几个,一些(+可数名词复数)
I have a few friends here.
over there
在那边
The bookshop is over there.
would you mind+doing sth.
你介意...吗?
Would you mind opening the window?
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Great job! Now, let's move on to the key phrases. We have four phrases here: "in the shape of", "a few", "over there", and "would you mind". Let's learn them one by one.
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Phrase Practice
There are _______ birds in the tree. (a few / a little)
The cloud is _______ a rabbit. (in the shape of / on the ground)
My pen is _______. Can you help me get it? (over there / would you mind)
_______ closing the door? (Would you mind / a few)
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Time for some practice! Please choose the correct phrase to complete each sentence.
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Grammar Focus: Present Continuous Tense
现在进行时
Definition
Used to describe an action that is happening now.
Structure
Subject + am/is/are + verb-ing.
Examples and practice
The boy is running.
The girl _______(dance).
They _______(talk).
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The grammar focus of this lesson is the Present Continuous Tense. It is used to describe an action that is happening now. The structure is "subject + am/is/are + verb-ing". Let's look at some examples.
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Comprehensive(综合的) Practice
Situation
You can't find your English book. Ask your classmate for help.
Useful Expressions
What are you looking for?
I'm looking for...
What's it like?
Can you help me?
Now, work in pairs and make a dialogue.
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Let's have a comprehensive practice. Suppose you can't find your English book. You need to ask your classmate for help. You can use the expressions we've learned today. Now, please work in pairs and make a short dialogue.
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Thank You
Keep Learning, Keep Smiling!
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That's all for today's lesson. Thank you for your attention. Remember to keep learning and keep smiling! See you next time!
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