Unit 2 Good food, good health Lesson 2 A good lunch（课件）-2025-2026学年冀教版（三起）英语三年级下册

冀教版（三起）三年级下册 Unit 2 Good food, good health Lesson 2 A good lunch 1.7.2013 Hello, boys and girls! Welcome to our English class. Today, we are going to learn Unit 2, Lesson 2: A good lunch. 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 lunch! 1.7.2013 First, let's do a warm-up. Let's talk about our favorite lunch! ‹#› Look and say noodles rice fish vegetables 1.7.2013 Look at these pictures. Can you say the words? They are noodles, rice, fish, and vegetables. These are all common lunch foods. ‹#› Think and Answer Question: What do you usually have for lunch? 1.7.2013 Now, think about this question: What do you usually have for lunch? You can answer in Chinese or simple English. Who wants to share? ‹#› 02 New Words Learn the words about lunch. 1.7.2013 Great! Now let's learn some new words about lunch. ‹#› lunch /lʌntʃ/ n. (名词) 午餐 Example Sentence / 例句 Let's go for lunch. 我们去吃午饭吧。 We have lunch at noon. 1.7.2013 The first word is lunch. It means 午餐 in Chinese. We have lunch at noon. For example, Let's go for lunch. ‹#› hungry /ˈhʌŋɡri/ 词性：adj. (形容词) 例句： I'm hungry. （我饿了。） 基础词汇 1.7.2013 Next word: hungry. It means 饥饿的. If you don't eat for a long time, you will feel hungry. For example, I'm hungry. ‹#› noodles /ˈnuːdlz/ 词性：n. (名词) 常用例句 I'd like some noodles. 我想要一些面条。 1.7.2013 Noodles, 面条. It's plural. So we say "some noodles". For example, I'd like some noodles. ‹#› meat /miːt/ 词性：n. (名词) 含义：肉；肉类 例句 I'd like some meat. 我想要一些肉。 1.7.2013 Meat, 肉. It's uncountable. So we say "some meat". For example, I'd like some meat. ‹#› vegetables /ˈvedʒtəblz/ 词性：n. (名词) 含义：蔬菜 (复数形式) 例句： I'd like some vegetables. 翻译：我想要一些蔬菜。 1.7.2013 Vegetables, 蔬菜. It's plural. So we say "some vegetables". For example, I'd like some vegetables. ‹#› pancakes /ˈpænkeɪks/ n. (名词) 例句 Example I'd like some pancakes. 我想要一些烙饼。 重点提示 Tips 注意单词末尾的 's'，它是复数形式，所以我们用 "some" 来修饰。 1.7.2013 Pancakes, 烙饼. It's plural. So we say "some pancakes". For example, I'd like some pancakes. ‹#› 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 lunch. ‹#› 核心句型 (Key Sentence) "Would you like some noodles?" 中文释义：你想吃点面条吗？ 语法解析 (Grammar) 用法：用于询问他人想要吃什么或喝什么。 重点："Would like" 是表达 "want" 的一种更礼貌、更委婉的方式。 1.7.2013 The key question is: Would you like some noodles? It means "你想吃面条吗？". "Would like" is a very polite way to say "want". ‹#› 日常对话句型：点餐回应 核心句型 (Key Sentences) 肯定回答：Yes, please. 否定回答：No, thanks. 具体点餐：I'd like some rice and fish. 句型解析 (Explanation) "Yes, please." 是接受帮助或食物时的礼貌用语。"No, thanks." 用于礼貌地拒绝，通常在拒绝后可以接着说明你真正想要的东西。 1.7.2013 The answers are: Yes, please. and No, thanks. I'd like some rice and fish. "Yes, please." means "好的，谢谢。" "No, thanks." means "不了，谢谢。" and then you can say what you want. ‹#› 04 Text Learning Let's read the dialogue. Click to start listening 1.7.2013 Now, let's read the text together. First, let's listen to the audio, then read it sentence by sentence. ‹#› Let's go for lunch Li Ming: Mum, I'm hungry. Mum: OK. Let's go for lunch. Would you like some noodles, Li Ming? Li Ming: Yes, please. I'd like some noodles with meat. 1.7.2013 Read after me: Mum, I'm hungry. OK. Let's go for lunch. Would you like some noodles, Li Ming? Yes, please. I'd like some noodles with meat. ‹#› 餐厅点餐对话 (Ordering food) I'd like some vegetables and pancakes. Would you like some pancakes, Li Meng? No, thanks. I'd like some rice and fish. 1.7.2013 Next part: I'd like some vegetables and pancakes. Would you like some pancakes, Li Meng? No, thanks. I'd like some rice and fish. ‹#› What a good lunch! 1.7.2013 Last part: What a good lunch! It means "多么美味的午餐啊！" ‹#› 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. noodles rice fish vegetables 1.7.2013 First exercise: Match the words with the correct pictures. Let's do it together. ‹#› Choose the correct word. 1. I'd like some ______. Options: (noodle, noodles) 2. Would you like some ______? Options: (vegetable, vegetables) 3. I'm ______. Options: (hungry, hunger) 1.7.2013 Second exercise: Choose the correct word to complete the sentences. Let's check the answers. ‹#› Complete the sentences. Would you like some ________? I'd like some ________ and ________. 1.7.2013 Third exercise: Look at the pictures and complete the sentences with the correct words. ‹#› Role play. A:Would you like some ________? B:Yes, please. / No, thanks. I'd like some ________. 1.7.2013 Fourth exercise: Role play. Work in pairs. Use the dialogue template to make your own conversation about lunch. ‹#› Translate the sentences. Sentence 1 你想吃面条吗？ Sentence 2 好的，谢谢。我想吃一些米饭和鱼。 1.7.2013 Fifth exercise: Translate these sentences from Chinese to English. ‹#› Survey Task: Ask & Record Question: "What would you like for lunch?" Target: Interview your classmates. Record Table Name Lunch Food e.g. Tom e.g. Hamburger ________ ________ ________ ________ 1.7.2013 Last exercise: Do a survey. Ask your classmates what they would like for lunch 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 Core Vocabulary (Food) Noodles, Rice, Pancakes Meat, Fish Vegetables Lunch, Hungry Key Sentences Q: Would you like some...? A: Yes, please. / No, thanks. A: I'd like some... 1.7.2013 Today, we learned some new words about lunch, and the key sentences: Would you like some...? and Yes, please. / No, thanks. I'd like some... Remember to use these sentences to ask and answer about food. ‹#› Thank You! See you next time! 1.7.2013 Thank you for your hard work today! Class is over. See you next time! ‹#› null 11192.0 null 8984.707 $