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Unit4 The art of having fun
Learning Objectives
1 主题目标:学生能够正确理解与思考将兴趣爱好转化成事业的动机以及所需付出的努力。
2 结果产出:学生完成一小段对话,话题为a person who makes an interest into a lifelong career.
3评价标准:(1)学生能够描述人物的兴趣爱好。
(2)学生能够谈论人物将兴趣爱好转化为终身事业的经历。
(3)学生能够尽可能多地使用之前板块和本板块的核心词汇,以及学生用书Useful expressions中的表达。
(4)学生能够正确使用关于using guiding language的表达。
Developing ideas
Read “DID YOU KNOW” by yourself.
涵盖
最快的马拉松时间
最大的蚊子
记录
It was mosquito in the world.
the biggest
成就
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conj.当……时,在.…时
n.家务(劳动)
v.探讨,探究
n.讨论,谈论,商讨
adj.难以忘怀的
v.发现,找到
adj.巨大的
n.蚊子
n.昆虫
v.确立
n.蝴蝶
n.王子
n.妖怪;怪兽,怪物
adv.在任何时候
n.注意到,看到
New
Words
while
housework
explore
discussion
unforgettable
discover
large
mosquito
insect
set
butterfly
prince
monster
ever
notice
Do you know who set the new Guinness World Records?
Zhao Li
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Director of the Insect Museum of West China
Set a new Guinness World Record
The world’s largest mosquito
Over 11 cm in wingspan
About 26 cm long
Zhao Li
n. 馆长
中国西部昆虫博物馆
v. 创造
最大的
超过
n. 翼展
Do you like this insect?
(1)What can you see in the picture?
(A mosquito and a Guinness World Record certificate.)
(2)What do you know about Guinness World Records?引导学生关注DIDYOU KNOW?中的内容:
It covers achievements like the quickest marathon
time or the biggest mosquito.
2 What is special about the insect?
(It's the biggest mosquito in the world.)
a Zhao Li discovers a large mosquito.
b An insect museum will open in Chengdu.
c Tourists can now visit the museum.
Listen to the news report and choose the main idea.
1
v. 发现,找到
n. 昆虫
adj. 巨大的
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Zhao Li
Mosquito
Guinness World Record
1 ________
2 ________
found
set
Complete the mindmap by memory.
While‐listening
Read and answer.
News reporter: This is Great World. Here's today's news. Chinese expert Zhao Li set a new Guinness World Record by finding the world's largest mosquito. It's very big, over 11 cm in wingspan and about 26 cm long.
Zhao Li is the director of the Insect Museum of West China in Chengdu. He spends his life finding and protecting insects.
The mosquito is in the museum now for every insect-lover to see.
Insect Museum
专有名词:首字母大写
finding
largest
over 11
about 26
protecting
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What questions have you heard?
1. When did you interested in insects?
2. What do you like most about insects?
3. Is it a challenging to study insects?
4. Why did you make it your job then?
5. Do you like the name “ the Prince of Butterflies”?
Listen and Tick
While‐listening
If you were an interviewer, what
questions would you ask?
four or five years old
Everything
studying them
500
take photos
I love it
so much joy
set up
lover
Listen to the interviewagain and complete the notes.
Interset
Job
He made his interest into his job.
broken kick insect
great game big
life fun film
very visit video
Read the following words and pay attention to the pronounciation of bold letters.
/k/
/g/
/f/
/v/
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Listen and circle the correct words.
1.leaf / leave
2.could / good
3.guide / kind
4.safe / save
5.very / fairy
6.came / game
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Interviewer: Good evening. Today, we're going to meet a Guinness World Record holder, Professor Zhao Li. Welcome, Professor Zhao.
Zhao Li: Thank you.
Interviewer: When did your interest in insects start?
Zhao Li: When I was four or five years old.
Interviewer: What do you like most about insects?
Zhao Li: Everything! I really enjoy studying them. My dad even took me to mountains and forests to do this.
Interviewer: Is it challenging to study insects?
Zhao Li: I think so. I used to ride my bike 500 kilometres to find insects. Sometimes, I had to wait for days just to take photos of a butterfly.
Interviewer: Wow! Why did you make it your job then?
Zhao Li: Because I love it! Studying insects gives me so much joy. I've also set up a museum to educate people like me.
Interviewer: I think that's why people call you "the Prince of Butterflies"! Do you like this name?
Zhao Li: Well, I'm not a prince, just an insect lover.
Listen again and talk about how the interviewer changes the subject.
Using guiding language We use guiding language to introduce a subject or move onto another subject. It includes expressions like Now, We’re going to..., and Next. We can also guide listeners through the subjects by asking specific questions. Guiding language makes conversations easier to follow.
Learning to learn
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Grammar
how much、how many、notice、
dangerous、outside、harmful
Reading
The time-eating monster
Write a short paragraph about having fun in a balanced way.
Writing
What other famous people do you
know who have turned an interest
into a career?
华特・迪士尼(Walt Disney,1901 - 1966 年),美国著名动画大师、导演等。代表作包括《米老鼠》《白雪公主和七个小矮人》等。
黄永玉是一位以版画和回话文明的中国当代艺术家。黄的水墨画作品常常是野生动物、树叶或者人物的场景。
You are going to listen to an interview with Zhao Li. If you were the interviewer, what questions would you like to ask him?
four or five years old
Everything
studying them
500
take photos
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I love it
so much joy
set up
lover
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Listen again. Then talk about how the interviewer changes the subject.
Using guiding language We use guiding language to
introduce a subject or move onto another subject. It includes
expressions like Now, We're going to....and Next. We can also guide listeners through the subjects by asking specific questions. Guiding language makes conversations easier to follow.
Learning to learn
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1. I usually go for a short j______(慢跑) in the morning at weekends.
2. Come into the room. It's too cold o__________(在室外).
3. We should eat a b___________(均衡的) diet to keep healthy.
4. The s_________(社交的) workers share their working experience with us.
5. My mother likes nature. She often goes to the park to enjoy the f________(新鲜的) air.
Exercise
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utside
alanced
ocial
resh
1. AI singers are very popular now. They sound like ________ singers.
A. magical B. boring C. scary D. real
2. The boy noticed a man ________the house just now.
A. entering B. to enter C. enters D. enter
3. You may fail(失败) many times. But if you stop trying because of that, you will ________ on the amazing feeling of success.
A. miss out B. give out C. turn out D. put out
Exercise
Homework
Review the keywords and sentence structures in today’s lesson.
2. Finish your composition.
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