Unit6 课时1 Starting out&词汇（课件）英语新教材外研版七年级下册

外研版《英语》（新标准） 初中修订版教材7年级下册 Unit 6 Hitting the road Starting out & Words learning Contents Learning Objectives 学习目标以及学情分析 Lead-in 课程导入与热身 Vocabulary Learning 核心词汇学习 Practice 课堂互动练习 Self-assessment 学习效果自我评价 Homework 课后作业布置 1.7.2013 Here is the outline of our lesson today. We will start with clear learning objectives, then move to a lead-in activity to get us thinking about travel. The main part will be vocabulary learning, followed by some practice exercises. Finally, we will do a self-assessment and set our homework. Let's go through each part step by step. ‹#› 掌握核心词汇的音、形、义及用法。 01 02 能运用所学词汇描述旅行经历和感受；能理解并讨论与旅行相关的名言。 03 培养对旅行的兴趣，感受旅行的意义和价值，拓宽国际视野。 学习目标 4 已学已会：旅行相关的词汇和一些表示感受的形容词，如travel, explore, food, hot pot, museum, plane, train, bus, happy, fun, interesting等; 用一般过去时态描述旅行经历； 已学未会：表示旅行体验的形容词及相关词块，如fantastic, exciting, talk to/with, be full of fun, look forward to等； 未学不难：本单元的核心单词和词块,如：arrive in, can’t wait to..., make one’s mouth burn, ice lemon tea, reply, take a small mouthful, surprisingly, normal, ancient, look forward to等。本单元的话题是关于旅行的，第一个语篇主要介绍成都的火锅和三星堆博物馆，都是生活中常见的经历，学生理解起来比较简单。 未学较难：正确使用语篇的核心词汇介绍旅行中品尝的美食、有趣的地点以及其他有意义的事； 解决措施：通过略读、跳读、细读等方式对文本进行全面深入的理解，感受作者在成都旅行的乐趣和意义；列出本文的核心词汇、仿写文中关于描述经历和感受的句子。 学情分析 5 airport, make one’s mouth burn, much hotter, take a deep breath, iced lemon tea, take a small mouthful, surprisingly, mask, look forward to, in general, be curious about 核心词汇 6 What can you see in the picture? Do you like travelling? Do you think travelling is interesting? Lead-in 1. What does each quote say about travel? Quote from Xunzi: Travel helps you know the world. Quote from Seneca: Travel provides you with new feelings and experiences. Quote from Gustave Flaubert: Travel makes you realise the world is big. 2. Which quote do you agree with most? Read the quotes and answer the questions. 8 Do you know the book Around the World in Eighty Days? Let’s watch a video to know more about it. Look at the picture and answer the questions. Vocabulary: airport airport /ˈeəpɔːt/ n. 机场，航空站(港) We will meet at the airport tomorrow morning. 我们明天早上在机场见面。 1.7.2013 Let's learn a new word: airport. An airport is a place where planes take off and land. For example, "We will meet at the airport tomorrow morning." The picture shows a cartoon airport with planes. ‹#› Vocabulary: burn burn /bɜːn/ v. (使)(身体部位)灼痛，(使)火辣辣地痛 Be careful, the soup is hot and may burn your mouth. 小心，汤很烫，可能会烫伤你的嘴。 1.7.2013 Next word: burn. When something burns you, it hurts your skin because it is very hot. For example, "Be careful, the soup is hot and may burn your mouth." Always be careful with hot food and drinks! ‹#› Vocabulary: expect expect /ɪkˈspekt/ v. (verb) 预料，预期，预计 "I expect to see you at the party tonight." 我期待今晚在派对上见到你。 1.7.2013 Now, 'expect'. To expect something means to think or believe that it will happen. For example, "I expect to see you at the party tonight." It means I think you will come to the party. ‹#› Vocabulary: deep deep /diːp/ adj. (呼吸或叹息)深深的 She took a deep breath before jumping into the water. 他在跳入水中之前深吸了一口气。 1.7.2013 'Deep' can describe a breath that is full of air. For example, when you are nervous, you might take a deep breath to calm down. "He took a deep breath before jumping into the water." ‹#› Vocabulary: lemon lemon /ˈlemən/ n. 柠檬 I like to drink lemon juice in summer. 我喜欢在夏天喝柠檬汁。 1.7.2013 'Lemon' is a sour yellow fruit. We can make lemon juice or add it to tea. For example, "I like to drink lemon juice in summer." It's very refreshing! ‹#› Vocabulary: reply reply /rɪˈplaɪ/ v. 回答，答复 She didn't reply to my question. 她没有回答我的问题。 1.7.2013 To 'reply' means to answer someone who has asked you something or spoken to you. For example, "She didn't reply to my question." It means she didn't answer me. ‹#› Vocabulary: mouthful mouthful /ˈmaʊθfʊl/ n. (食物或饮料的)一口，一满口 He ate a big mouthful of cake. 他吃了一大口蛋糕。 1.7.2013 A 'mouthful' is the amount of food or drink that you put in your mouth at one time. For example, "He ate a big mouthful of cake." It means he took a large bite of cake. ‹#› Vocabulary: surprisingly surprisingly /səˈpraɪzɪŋli/ adv. (Adverb) 惊人地，使人吃惊地，出人意料地 Surprisingly, he won the race. 令人惊讶的是，他赢得了比赛。 1.7.2013 'Surprisingly' is an adverb that means something is unexpected or amazing. For example, "Surprisingly, he won the race." This means no one expected him to win, but he did! ‹#› Vocabulary: mask mask /mɑːsk/ n. (Noun) 假面具，假面 She wore a beautiful mask at the party. 她在派对上戴了一个漂亮的面具。 1.7.2013 A 'mask' is something you wear over your face to hide who you are or for fun at a party. For example, "She wore a beautiful mask at the party." Have you ever worn a mask? ‹#› Vocabulary: ancient ancient /ˈeɪnʃənt/ adj. 古代的 We visited an ancient castle last summer. 去年夏天我们参观了一座古老的城堡。 1.7.2013 'Ancient' means very old, from a long time ago. For example, "We visited an ancient castle last summer." An ancient castle is a castle that was built hundreds or thousands of years ago. ‹#› Vocabulary: look forward to look forward to /lʊk ˈfɔːwəd tuː/ v. phrase (兴奋地)期待，盼望 I'm looking forward to the summer holiday. 我正期待着暑假的到来。 1.7.2013 This is a very common phrase: 'look forward to'. It means to feel happy and excited about something that is going to happen. For example, "I'm looking forward to the summer holiday." What are you looking forward to? ‹#› Practice: Fill in the Blanks (New Words) 1. We arrived at the _______________________ at 6 o'clock in the morning. 2. Be careful with the hot tea, it might _____________________ your tongue. 5. I _______________________ to get a good grade in the English test. 3. He took a ____________________ breath and started his speech. 4. I need a _____________________ to make some lemonade. 6. She didn't _________________________ to my email yet. 7. He ate a big _____________________________ of ice cream. 8. She wore a beautiful __________________________ to the costume party. airport burn deep lemon expect reply mouthful mask 1.7.2013 Now, let's practice the new words we just learned. Please fill in the blanks with the correct word from the list. Let's do the first one together... ‹#› Self-assessment Rate your understanding of today's lesson (1 star = not good, 5 stars = excellent). I can read and spell the new words correctly. I can understand the meaning of the new words. I can use the new words in sentences. I can talk about travel using the new words. I understand the quotes about travel. 1.7.2013 Now, let's do a self-assessment. Look at these statements and rate yourself from 1 to 5 stars based on how well you think you did today. This will help you see what you've learned and what you might need to review. ‹#› Homework Basic Homework Copy and recite the new words and their example sentences. Extended Homework Write a short paragraph (3-5 sentences) about your favorite trip or a dream trip you want to take. Use at least 3 words from today's vocabulary list (e.g., travel, experience, explore, place). 1.7.2013 Here is your homework for today. The basic homework is to copy and remember the new words and sentences. For the extended homework, I want you to write a short paragraph about a trip you love or a trip you dream about, using at least three words from today's lesson. This is a great way to practice using the new vocabulary. ‹#› Thanks for listening! See you next time! $