Unit 1 Meeting new people Part B Let's talk（课件）-2025-2026学年人教PEP版英语三年级下册

Unit 1 Meeting new people Part B Let's talk - How can we be polite? 1.7.2013 Hello, boys and girls! Today, we will continue to learn Unit 1 "Meeting new people". In Part B, we will focus on how to be polite when we meet new people or help others. Let's start our lesson! ‹#› Warm-up: Good Manners Say Hello Wave and greet people politely Waiting in Line Be patient and follow the order Sharing Toys Be generous with friends 1.7.2013 First, let's warm up. Look at these pictures. What are the children doing? Yes, they are saying hello, waiting in line, and sharing toys. These are all good manners. Being polite is very important. ‹#› Listening: Listen and look Scene: Meeting the new neighbor 1.7.2013 Now, let's listen to a short dialogue. Please look at the picture carefully and try to understand what they are talking about. Ready? Let's listen. ‹#› Listening: Listen and repeat Boy:Let me help. After you! Woman:Thank you. Boy:You're welcome. Man:Who's that girl? Woman:That's our new neighbour, Amy. 1.7.2013 Now, let's listen again and repeat after the tape. I will play the dialogue sentence by sentence. Please follow me and read loudly. ‹#› Key Sentences: Offers and Responses "Let me help." We use this sentence to offer help to others. "Thank you." We say this to show our thanks when someone helps us. "You're welcome." This is the polite reply to someone saying "Thank you". 1.7.2013 Great! Now let's learn the key sentences from the dialogue. The first one is "Let me help." We use this sentence when we want to offer help to others. When someone helps us, we should say "Thank you." And the reply is "You're welcome." ‹#› Key Sentences: Offers and Responses Helping Carry Things "Let me help you with the bag." Opening the Door "Let me help you open the door." 1.7.2013 Look at these pictures. In these situations, we can say "Let me help." For example, when an old man is carrying a heavy bag, or when someone needs help opening the door. ‹#› Key Sentences: Polite Expressions After you! Meaning: "You go first." Thank you. Response to kindness You're welcome. Reply to thanks 💡 Learning Tip: "After you!" is a very polite expression used when holding a door or letting someone go ahead. It's a warm way to show respect. 1.7.2013 Another important polite expression is "After you!" It means "You go first." It's a very polite way to let others go ahead of you. The responses are still "Thank you" and "You're welcome." ‹#› Key Sentences: Polite Expressions Opening the Door "After you!" Giving Way "After you!" 1.7.2013 Look at these pictures. When you open the door for someone, or when you let someone go first on the stairs, you can say "After you!" It shows you are a polite person. ‹#› Practice 1: Choose and say Task Instruction Look at the pictures and the sentences. Work in pairs to practice the dialogue. Choose the right sentence for each picture. Fill in the blanks and act it out. 1.7.2013 Now it's practice time. Let's do "Choose and say". Look at the pictures and the sentences below. Work in pairs. Choose the right sentence for each picture and make a dialogue. ‹#› Practice 1: Check the answers Picture 1 Let me help. Thank you. You're welcome. Picture 2 After you! Thank you. You're welcome. 1.7.2013 Time's up! Let's check the answers together. For the first picture, the sentences are "Let me help.", "Thank you.", and "You're welcome." For the second picture, we can say "After you!", "Thank you.", and "You're welcome." Did you get them right? ‹#› Practice 2: Look and say A Polite Boy in the Park Group Task: Tell the Story Observe the picture carefully. What is the boy doing? Who is he helping? Use key sentences. Try to use "Let me help you" or "After you". Work in pairs. Take turns to be the storyteller. 1.7.2013 Now, let's do another practice. Look at these pictures. They tell a short story about a polite boy in the park. Can you tell the story using the sentences we learned today? You can work in groups. ‹#› Practice 2: Key sentences Let me help you. After you. Thank you. You're welcome. 1.7.2013 Here are some key sentences to help you. You can use "Let me help you.", "After you.", "Thank you.", and "You're welcome." to make up the story. Who wants to try to tell the story to the class? ‹#› Role-play: Be a polite person Choose a scene and act it out with your partner. 1.7.2013 Now, the most exciting part! Let's have a role-play. You need to choose one of the scenes and act it out with your partner. You can use all the sentences we learned today. ‹#› Role-play: Scene 1 - At the door Scene Setting Meeting a new neighbor at the entrance of your apartment. Person A (Offering help) "Let me help. / After you!" Person B (Responding) "Thank you." "You're welcome." 1.7.2013 Scene 1 is "At the door". You can imagine you meet your new neighbour at the door. You can offer help or say "After you". ‹#› Role-play: Scene 2 - In the classroom Student A Let me help you with your bag. Student B Thank you. Student A You're welcome. 1.7.2013 Scene 2 is "In the classroom". You can help your classmate with their schoolbag or books. Remember to use our polite sentences. ‹#› Let's act! Have fun and be polite! 1.7.2013 Okay, everyone, it's time to show your talent! Please start your role-play. I will walk around and give you some help if you need it. Have fun and remember to be polite! ‹#› Summary Let me help. After you! Thank you. You're welcome. We should always be polite! 1.7.2013 Time's up! Please go back to your seats. Let's summarize what we learned today. We learned four very important sentences: "Let me help.", "After you!", "Thank you.", and "You're welcome." These sentences help us to be polite. We should always be polite to others! ‹#› Thank you! Be polite every day! 1.7.2013 That's all for today's class. Thank you, everyone! You all did a great job in the role-play. Remember to use these polite expressions in your daily life and be polite every day! See you next time! ‹#› $