Unit 2 Neighbourhood Reading 课件 2025-2026学年译林版七年级英语下册

译林版七年级英语下册 Unit 2 Neighbourhood Reading A:Daniel believes science is all around us.I also think so. For example, … B:I agree.Science is everywhere,such as...(sth.in sp.) A:Yes.Do you think science changes our lives? B:Yes.For example,we can.…because. … A:Great.I think without...we can't... It is all around us. Science changes our lives! How Work in pairs Where What's the use of the exclamation mark(!)? What feeling does it show here? Can you read it aloud with this strong feeling? Q1:Why does Daniel think science is cool? Because it is all around us and it changes our It is all around us. Science changes our lives! Why he loves science (Para.1) We use an exclamation mark(!)to express love, surprise,joy or other strong feelings. lives. What kinds of things may Daniel see at the science museum? Where He gets to see allkinds of things and learns a lot. Do you think it is a good way to learn science?Why or why not? nuSe I)anieI IS'curiOuSI 十 下 wcWhat do you think of them? ce. Learn from Daniel's activities Daniel works hard to learn science. robots 机器人天地 It seems that while learning science,Daniel never feels tired.Why? Because interest is the best teacher. 1.Close neighbours are better than distant relatives. 远亲不如近邻。 P18 <旧>知识点1：close的用法 <及物动词>关闭 close the door 关门 <形容词>亲密的 a close friend 一个亲密的朋友 <拓展>closed <形容词>关闭的，封闭的 The supermarket is closed on Sunday. 超市周日不开。 2.learn how to care for our community 学习如何关心我们的社区 P18 <旧>知识点2：care for care for 表示关心，照顾的意思 ‌‌<同义短语>take care of = look after 照顾，照料 visiting the science museums. taking things apart. reading books going on the Internet. With an interest as a teacher,how does Daniel learn about science? Daniel learns science by.. What he often does (Para.2-4) police officer P19 <新>知识点6：police的用法 <名词>警察 通常表示复数意义，前面一般加定冠词the。 the police作主语时，谓语动词用复数形式。 The police catch the thief. 警察抓住了小偷。 <新>知识点7：officer的用法 <可数名词+s>高级职员，官员 an officer 一名职员，一名官员 <拓展> office <可数名词+s>办公室 Read lines 15–24 of the conversation and complete the short paragraph. If kids have problems with their homework, some college students (1) . Life is not very easy for the old people, so the volunteers often (2) _______________________________________ ___________________. are willing to help visit them, do some shopping for them or help them tidy their flats This is a Help Box. When someone has a problem, he writes it down and puts it in the box. Let’s open the box together and see what problems people need help with! Help Box Think and talk Help Box My laptop is broken. I need help with my homework. I need someone to fix my bicycle. I am too old to tidy the flats. How can you help your community? While reading Read lines 25–26 of the conversation and answer the following question. What does Amy think of Simon’s neighbourhood? It’s a nice neighbourhood, and Simon is lucky to live in it. While reading Finish Part A. Helpful community centre laptops broken bikes some shopping tidy willing to volunteer neighbours engineer repair college tidy community Post-reading Simon wants to take part in one of the activities. Help Simon complete his email to the community centre. Dear Sir or Madam, My name is Simon. I want to be a volunteer for ___________. I am good at____________. I can ________(fix/check/…). I can also _________. I am free on _________(Mon, Tue…). I want to help my neighbors in my community, so I hope to be a part of your team. Yours Simon (1) Volunteers share their skills and help people in the community with different problems. ___ (2) Usually the volunteers have a meeting during the week. ___ (3) Simon wants to ask someone to fix his bicycle this weekend. ___ (4) One of the volunteers is a computer engineer. ___ (5) College students help the children do sport at the community centre. ___ (6) Volunteers also help the old people. ___ T F F F T Usually the volunteers have a meeting at the weekend. Annie wants to ask someone to fix her bicycle this weekend. College students help the children with their homework. T While reading Finish Part B on page 21. Read and choose Skim the conversation. Choose the main idea of it. A. It is about Simon’s personal plans for the weekend. B. It is about how volunteers work in Simon’s community. C. It introduces different jobs in Simon’s community centre. Amy: Hi, Simon. What are your neighbours like? Simon: They’re kind and helpful. Some of them are volunteers. They often meet at the community centre and share their skills. They help us with all kinds of problems. Amy: That’s nice! When do they usually meet? Simon: They have a “helping hands” meeting at the weekend. Amy: Are you going to ask for help this weekend? Simon: Yes. There’s something wrong with my laptop. I’m going to ask a computer engineer to check it. My sister Annie’s bicycle is broken, so she’s going to have someone repair it. Amy: Can anyone there help kids with their homework? Simon: Yes. Some college students are willing to help. Amy: Great! Do the old people get any help as well? Simon: Yes. The volunteers often visit the old people and do some shopping for them. This weekend, they’ll help the old people tidy their flats. Amy: That’s wonderful! You’re lucky to live in such a nice neighbourhood, Simon. Read and complete Find the information in this conversation and complete the chart. Helpful Critical thinking Do the volunteers do work for free or for money? Why do they choose to do volunteer work? While reading Read the whole conversation and answer the following question. (1) Why does Amy think that Simon is lucky to live in such a nice neighbourhood? The neighbours are kind and helpful. When someone has problems, they can get help from the volunteers. People in the neighbourhood are like a big family. Read and complete community centre Further thinking What kind of volunteer work can you do for your community? Work in groups of four and design a volunteer activity for your community. Name of the activity 01 02 Things volunteers will do Weekend Go Green Campaign, Science and Technology classes for the old ,… 03 The goal of the activity Group work We will… Our goal is to… $