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Welcome to the unit
Unit
2
Neighbourhood
By the end of the lesson, we will be able to...
read and imitate the conversation to introduce our own neighbourhood and neighbours;
talk about how to make our neighbourhood better.
Learning objectives
get the details of Simon’s and Amy’s neighbourhood by listening;
Lead in
Look and say
What can you see from the picture?
trees and grassland
children’s playground
rest pavilion (休息长廊)
adults and kids
fitness equipment
Lead in
Look and say
Where do you think they are?
Maybe they are in a park in the neighbourhood.
Who do you think they are?
Maybe they are neighbours.
Lead in
Look and learn
What is neighbourhood?
It is the district or area where many people live in or which contains a particular place or buildings, typically regarded as a community.
Pre-listening
What are these places?
school
police station
hospital
restaurant
Pre-listening
Who works in these places?
teachers
police officers
doctors and nurses
cooks and waiters
While-listening
Listen and write the correct job and workplace. Then match each person with the right picture.
school
restaurant
doctor
hospital
teacher
police officer
police station
cook
Post-listening
Talk about Simon’s neighbours’ jobs and workplaces with a complete sentence.
Mrs Huang is a(n) …, and she works in/at …
Post-listening
What other places are in your neighbourhood? Who works there?
firefighter
supermarket
fire station
salesperson
Place:
Job:
barber
Place:
Job:
Place:
Job:
barbershop
Work in pairs and discuss with your partners.
Post-listening
What other places are in your neighbourhood? Who works there?
photographer
law firm
photo studio
lawyer
Place:
Job:
shopkeeper
Place:
Job:
Place:
Job:
shop
Work in pairs and discuss with your partners.
While-listening
Listen and fill
Name Opinion on his/her neighbourhood Reason(s)
Simon It’s 1.__________. There’s 2.____________________________
________________________________.
I also have 3. ________________________.
Amy I (4)__________ my neighbourhood My neighbours are(5)____________and they are always ready to (6)____________
nice
a school, a hospital and a big supermarket
some lovely neighbours
like
very kind
help others
Amy and Simon are talking about their neighbourhoods.
Post-listening
Read and role-play
What other useful expressions to ask for opinions?
What do you think of…?
How do you like…?
What’s your opinion on…?
Post-listening
Read and role-play
How do Amy’s neighbours help others? Give an example.
Post-listening
Work in pairs
A: What’s your neighbourhood like?
B: It’s.... There is/are…. What about you?
A: I ... My neighbours are ... They always/often …
B: How do they help?
A: Well, …
B: That’s great/wonderful/...!
Introduce your own neighbourhood to your partners.
Post-listening
What are you neighbours like? Talk to your classmates about one or two of them.
My neighbours are kind and helpful. One of my neighbours is an English teacher. She often helps me with my English homework. Another neighbour is a dentist, and he often helps us learn how to protect our teeth.
When you are in need, who will you ask for help?
Further thinking
distant relatives
close neighbours
or
Post-listening
Watch and learn
Summary
Close neighbours are better than distant relatives.
Homework
Finish the related exercises of the lesson;
Recite the conversation in B
Required
Optional
Make a short video to introduce your neighbourhood and neighbours.
Thank you!
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