Unit 2 Good food, good health Lesson 1 What would you like for breakfast?（课件）-2025-2026学年冀教版（三起）英语三年级下册

Unit 2 Good food, good health Lesson 1 What would you like for breakfast? 冀教版（三起）三年级下册 1.7.2013 Hello, boys and girls! Welcome to our English class. Today, we are going to learn Unit 2, Lesson 1: What would you like for breakfast? Let's start our happy learning journey together! ‹#› Content Warming Up 热身活动 New Words 单词学习 Key Sentences 句型讲解 Text Learning 课文学习 Practice 课堂练习 Summary 总结回顾 1.7.2013 Here is our content for today. We will start with a warm-up, then learn some new words and key sentences. After that, we will read the text, do some practice, and finally summarize what we've learned. ‹#› 01 Warming Up Let's talk about breakfast! 1.7.2013 First, let's do a warm-up. Let's talk about our favorite breakfast! ‹#› Look and say bread milk egg juice 1.7.2013 Look at these pictures. Can you say the words? They are bread, milk, egg, and juice. These are all common breakfast foods. ‹#› Think and answer What do you usually have for breakfast? 1.7.2013 Now, think about this question: What do you usually have for breakfast? You can answer in Chinese or simple English. Who wants to share? ‹#› 02 New Words Learn the words about breakfast. 1.7.2013 Great! Now let's learn some new words about breakfast. ‹#› breakfast /ˈbrekfəst/ | n. 早餐 Example Sentence I have breakfast at 7 o'clock. 我在七点钟吃早餐。 1.7.2013 The first word is breakfast. It means 早餐 in Chinese. We have breakfast in the morning. For example, I have breakfast at 7 o'clock. ‹#› bread /bred/ n. (名词) 面包 例句 (Example) I'd like some bread. 我想要一些面包。 1.7.2013 Next word: bread. It's 面包. It's uncountable. So we say "some bread". For example, I'd like some bread. ‹#› egg /eɡ/ n. (名词) I'd like an egg. 我想要一个鸡蛋。 1.7.2013 This is egg, 鸡蛋. It's countable. So we say "an egg" or "some eggs". For example, I'd like an egg. ‹#› juice /dʒuːs/ | n. (名词) Example 例句 I'd like some juice. 我想要一些果汁。 1.7.2013 Juice, 果汁. It's uncountable. So we say "some juice". For example, I'd like some juice. ‹#› milk /mɪlk/ | n. (名词) 例句 Example I'd like some milk. 我想要一些牛奶。 1.7.2013 Milk, 牛奶. It's uncountable. So we say "some milk". For example, I'd like some milk. ‹#› vegetables /ˈvedʒtəblz/ | n. (名词) Example Sentence: I'd like some vegetables. 我想要一些蔬菜。 Key Point: 注意 vegetables 是复数形式，通常与 some 搭配使用。 1.7.2013 Vegetables, 蔬菜. It's plural. So we say "some vegetables". For example, I'd like some vegetables. ‹#› 03 Key Sentences Learn to ask and answer. 1.7.2013 Now, let's learn the key sentences of this lesson. We will learn how to ask and answer about breakfast. ‹#› Key Sentence: Breakfast "What would you like for breakfast?" 你早餐想吃什么？ Grammar Breakdown This is a question to ask someone what they want to eat for breakfast. Note: "Would like" is a very polite way to say "want". 1.7.2013 The key question is: What would you like for breakfast? It means "你早餐想吃什么？". "Would like" is a very polite way to say "want". ‹#› English Sentence: Ordering Food Core Sentence / 核心句型 "I'd like some bread, an egg and orange juice." Grammar Analysis / 语法解析 I'd like = I would like The contraction (缩写形式) for making polite requests. Use "some" for uncountable/plural nouns E.g., some bread (不可数), some apples (复数). Use "an" for singular nouns starting with a vowel E.g., an egg (元音音素开头), an orange. 1.7.2013 The answer is: I'd like some bread, an egg and orange juice. "I'd like" is short for "I would like". We use "some" for uncountable nouns like bread and juice, and "an" for singular nouns like egg. ‹#› 04 Text Learning Let's read the dialogue. 1.7.2013 Now, let's read the text together. First, let's listen to the audio, then read it sentence by sentence. ‹#› Breakfast Conversation A:What would you like for breakfast? B:I'd like some bread, an egg and orange juice. 1.7.2013 Read after me: A: What would you like for breakfast? B: I'd like some bread, an egg and orange juice. ‹#› Breakfast Conversation A:What would you like for breakfast? B:I'd like some fruit, milk and cereal. 1.7.2013 Next part: A: What would you like for breakfast? B: I'd like some fruit, milk and cereal. ‹#› Breakfast Time Conversation A:What would you like for breakfast? B:I'd like some juice, vegetables, bacon and bread. Anything you make for me! You always make a good breakfast. 1.7.2013 Last part: A: What would you like for breakfast? B: I'd like some juice, vegetables, bacon and bread. Anything you make for me! You always make a good breakfast. ‹#› 05 Practice Let's practice together! 1.7.2013 Now it's practice time! Let's do some exercises to practice what we've learned. ‹#› Match the words with the pictures 1. bread 2. milk 3. egg 4. juice 1.7.2013 First exercise: Match the words with the correct pictures. Let's do it together. ‹#› Choose the correct word. 01. I'd like ______ egg. Options: (a) / (an) 02. I'd like some ______. Options: (bread) / (breads) 03. What would you like ______ breakfast? Options: (for) / (to) 1.7.2013 Second exercise: Choose the correct word to complete the sentences. Let's check the answers. ‹#› Complete the sentences. I'd like some ________. I'd like an ________. 1.7.2013 Third exercise: Look at the pictures and complete the sentences with the correct words. ‹#› Role play. A:What would you like for breakfast? B:I'd like some ______, ______ and ______. A:Here you are. B:Thank you. 1.7.2013 Fourth exercise: Role play. Work in pairs. Use the dialogue template to make your own conversation about breakfast. ‹#› Translate the sentences. Sentence 1 你早餐想吃什么？ Sentence 2 我想要一些面包和牛奶。 1.7.2013 Fifth exercise: Translate these sentences from Chinese to English. ‹#› Survey Task Instruction Question: What would you like for breakfast? Target: Ask your classmates and record their answers. Record Table Name Breakfast Food e.g. Amy e.g. Milk and bread ... ... ... ... 1.7.2013 Last exercise: Do a survey. Ask your classmates what they would like for breakfast and fill in the table. ‹#› 06 Summary What have we learned today? 1.7.2013 Time to summarize what we've learned today. ‹#› Today's Focus 核心词汇 Key Vocabulary Foods: bread, egg, bacon, cereal Drinks: juice, milk Healthy: vegetables, fruit 核心句型 Key Sentences Q: What would you like for breakfast? A: I'd like somemilk/ anegg. 1.7.2013 Today, we learned some new words about breakfast, and the key sentences: What would you like for breakfast? and I'd like... Remember to use "some" for uncountable nouns and "an" for singular nouns starting with a vowel. ‹#› Homework Listen to the tape and read the dialogue after it. Talk with your family about what you would like for breakfast using the sentences we learned today. Draw your favorite breakfast and try to label it in English. 1.7.2013 Here is your homework for today. Please finish it carefully. ‹#› Thank You! See you next time! 1.7.2013 Thank you for your hard work today! Class is over. See you next time! ‹#› null 5066.1226 null 4346.1226 null 8666.123 $