Unit 1 Lesson 2 What are you looking for?（课件）-2025-2026学年北京版（2013）英语六年级下册

Unit 1 What are you looking for? Lesson 2 北京版英语六年级下册 1.7.2013 Hello, boys and girls. Welcome to our English class. Today we are going to learn Unit 1, Lesson 2. The title is "What are you looking for?" Let's begin our class. ‹#› Content Text Learning 课文学习 Word Study 单词学习 Phrase Study 短语学习 Grammar Focus 语法聚焦 Practice 1.7.2013 This is the content of our lesson today. We will start with text learning, then move on to word, phrase, and grammar study. Finally, we will do some comprehensive practice. ‹#› Text Learning Let's Discuss What is Sara looking for? Why is she worried? Find Out More 1.7.2013 Look at the picture. What is Sara doing? She looks worried. Can you guess what she is looking for? Let's find out in the text. ‹#› Listen and Say Maomao:Why do you look so worried, Sara? Can I help you? Sara:Yes, please. I'm looking for my pencil case. Maomao:Don't worry. Let's look for it together. What colour is it? Sara:It's black and purple. 1.7.2013 Now, let's listen to the first part of the dialogue. Maomao is asking Sara why she looks worried. Sara says she is looking for her pencil case. It's black and purple. ‹#› Listen and Say Maomao:Mike's pencil case is the same colour. Look. There is something on the teacher's desk. Whose pencil case is that? Sara:It's Mike's. My pencil case is wider. I like big ones better. Maomao:So do I. 1.7.2013 Maomao finds a pencil case on the teacher's desk. It's the same colour as Sara's, but it's Mike's. Sara says her pencil case is wider. She likes big ones better. ‹#› Listen and Say Sara:Can I borrow your pen, please? Maomao:Sure. Here you are. Sara:Thanks a lot! I'm doing my maths homework, and I can't do it without a pen. Maomao:You're welcome. 1.7.2013 Sara needs to do her maths homework, but she doesn't have a pen. So she borrows one from Maomao. Maomao is very helpful. ‹#› Think About It 1 What is Sara looking for? 2 What colour is her pencil case? 3 Whose pencil case is on the teacher's desk? 4 Why does Sara borrow a pen from Maomao? 1.7.2013 Now, let's think about the text. Please answer these four questions. You can discuss with your partner. ‹#› Summary Sara is looking for her pencil case. It's black and purple. She finds a pencil case on the teacher's desk, but it's Mike's. Her pencil case is wider. She borrows a pen from Maomao because she needs to do her maths homework. 1.7.2013 Let's summarize the text. Sara is looking for her black and purple pencil case. She finds Mike's pencil case on the desk. Her pencil case is wider. She borrows a pen from Maomao to do her homework. ‹#› Word Study: worried Phonetic /ˈwʌrid/ Meaning 担心的，焦虑的 Example Why do you look so worried? 拓展：worry (v.)担心 1.7.2013 The first word we learn today is "worried". It means feeling anxious or troubled. For example, "Why do you look so worried?" ‹#› Word Study: purple /ˈpɜːpl/ 紫色的 My pencil case is black and purple. 1.7.2013 The next word is "purple". It is a color. For example, "My pencil case is black and purple." ‹#› Word Study: wide Phonetic:/waɪd/ Meaning:宽的 Example: My pencil case is wider. Remember: "wide" describes something with a large distance from side to side. 1.7.2013 The third word is "wide". It means having a large distance from one side to the other. For example, "My pencil case is wider." ‹#› Phrase Study: look for 中文释义 寻找 例句 I'm looking for my pencil case. 1.7.2013 Now let's learn some phrases. The first one is "look for". It means to try to find something. For example, "I'm looking for my pencil case." ‹#› Phrase Study: borrow...from... 中文释义：从...借... 例句 Example: Can I borrow your pen, please? Tip: Use "borrow" when you receive something, and "lend" when you give something. 1.7.2013 The second phrase is "borrow...from...". It means to take something from someone with the intention of returning it. For example, "Can I borrow your pen, please?" ‹#› Grammar Focus: Comparative Degree of Adjectives Usage We use it to compare two things, meaning "one is more... than the other." Example My pencil case iswider. 1.7.2013 In this lesson, we learn the comparative degree of adjectives. We use it to compare two things. For example, "My pencil case is wider." Here, "wider" is the comparative form of "wide". ‹#› Fill in the Blanks 1 This book is ______ (big) than that one. 2 My ruler is ______ (long) than yours. 3 The red car is ______ (fast) than the blue one. Use the comparative form of the adjectives in brackets. 1.7.2013 Let's do some grammar exercises. Please fill in the blanks with the comparative form of the given adjectives. ‹#› Make Sentences tall→ taller short→ shorter happy→ happier 1.7.2013 Now, please make sentences with the comparative form of these adjectives. You can work in pairs. ‹#› Grammar Focus: Possessive case of noun (名词所有格) Usage It usually expresses possession or ownership(表达所有或所属关系),like Tom’s car. Example Whose water bottle is this? It’s John’s. 1.7.2013 In this lesson, we learn the comparative degree of adjectives. We use it to compare two things. For example, "My pencil case is wider." Here, "wider" is the comparative form of "wide". ‹#› True or False Sara is looking for her water bottle. ( ) Sara's pencil case is black and purple. ( ) Maomao's pencil case is wider than Sara's. ( ) Let's think and decide! Pratice 1.7.2013 Now, let's judge if these sentences are true or false according to the text. ‹#› Let's think and decide! Pratice 根据所给例词写出一个同类词 1. football　　basketball　　badminton　　________ 2. worried　　sad　　excited　　________ 3. who　　why　　how　　________ 4. bigger　　shorter　　smaller　　________ 1.7.2013 Now, let's judge if these sentences are true or false according to the text. ‹#› Ask and Answer Suppose you can't find your English book. What will you do? Ask your partner for help. Example: A:I can't find my English book. What should I do? B:Don't worry. Let's look for it together. What colour is it? A:It's green. B:Look! Is that your book on the desk? A:Yes, it is. Thank you! 1.7.2013 Let's do a role-play. Suppose you can't find your English book. Ask your partner for help. You can use the example as a reference. ‹#› Class Summary 学习了如何询问和描述物品。 学习了几个新单词：worried, purple, wide。 学习了两个新短语：look for, borrow...from...。 学习了形容词比较级的基本用法。 1.7.2013 Let's summarize what we have learned today. We learned how to ask for and describe objects, some new words and phrases, and the comparative degree of adjectives. ‹#› Thank You! That's all for today's lesson. Goodbye, everyone! 1.7.2013 That's all for today's lesson. Thank you for your attention. Goodbye, everyone! ‹#› $