Unit6 课时4 Developing ideas-Listening&speaking(课件)英语新教材外研版七年级下册
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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
Developing ideas—Listening&Speaking
CONTENTS
01. 学习目标
Teaching Objectives
02. 核心语言
Key Points
03. 词汇学习
Words Learning
04. 听说训练
Listening&speaking
05. 角色扮演
Role play
06. 课后作业Homework
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Before we start, let's take a look at the outline of our lesson today. We will begin with clear learning objectives, then warm up with some travel-related activities. The main part will be our reading journey, followed by a deep dive into the language points. We will then apply what we've learned in some production activities, and finally, we will summarize the lesson and do some self and peer assessment.
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听懂Jack的获奖感言以及他在伯尔尼与当地女士的对话,了解Bern本地人工作的通勤方式;
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准确模仿 “sh” “s” “j” “ch”的发音,并掌握这些字母及字母组合与发音之间的规律;
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模仿并表演Jack和伯尔尼当地女士的对话,正确运用表达惊讶的语气和词汇。
学习目标
核心语言
核心词汇和词块:
accept, award, go to famous places, talk to local people, learn about culture, waterproof, traffic jam, get around
惊讶表达:
Wow! I'm sorry? Amazing!
accept
accept/əkˈsept/
v. 接受,承认
He accepted the invitation to the party.
(他接受了参加派对的邀请。)
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'Accept' means to agree to take something that is offered to you. For example, if someone invites you to their home, you can say 'yes' and accept the invitation. The picture shows people at the airport accepting the service of checking in for their flight.
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award
/əˈwɔːd/
n. 奖品,奖励 v. 授予,奖励
She won an award for her good performance.
她因表现出色而获奖。
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The word 'award' can be a noun or a verb. As a noun, it means a prize given for an achievement. As a verb, it means to give that prize. In the picture, a Chinese student is very happy because she has received an award, maybe for her excellent study or a competition win.
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go to famous places
go to famous places
/ɡəʊ tuː ˈfeɪməs ˈpleɪsɪz/
释义:去著名的地方
I want to go to famous places like the Great Wall.
(我想去像长城这样著名的地方。)
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Our first phrase is 'go to famous places'. It means to visit well-known tourist attractions.
For example, many people want to go to famous places like the Great Wall when they travel to Beijing.
The picture shows a happy Chinese tourist taking photos at a famous spot in Beijing.
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waterproof
/ˈwɔːtəpruːf/
adj. 防水的
You should wear a waterproof jacket on rainy days.
(下雨天你应该穿防水夹克。)
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Our last word is 'waterproof'. It's an adjective that describes something that does not let water pass through it. This is very important for travelers, especially if it rains. We can use a waterproof bag for our phone or a waterproof jacket to stay dry.
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learn about culture
learn about culture
Meaning: 了解文化
Sentence: We can learn about culture by visiting museums.
我们可以通过参观博物馆来了解文化。
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Next, we have 'learn about culture'. This means to gain knowledge about the traditions, art, and history of a place. A great way to learn about culture is by visiting museums or historical sites. When we travel, we not only see beautiful scenery but also learn about the local culture.
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traffic jam
traffic jam/ˈtræfɪk dʒæm/
释义:交通堵塞
We were late for the meeting because of a traffic jam.
因为交通堵塞,我们开会迟到了。
拓展:常见交通相关词汇
rush hour(高峰期)
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Now let's talk about a common problem when traveling: 'traffic jam'. It means a long line of vehicles that cannot move or that can only move very slowly.
The picture clearly shows a bad traffic jam in a Chinese city. When there's a traffic jam, we might be late for our plans.
For example, we can say: 'We were late for the meeting because of a traffic jam.'
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Make a travel vlog in the street
make a travel vlog in the street
/meɪk ə ˈtrævl vlɒɡ ɪn ðə striːt/
释义:在街头制作旅行视频博客
例句:
Many young people like to make a travel vlog in the street to share their journeys.
(许多年轻人喜欢在街头制作旅行视频博客来分享他们的旅程。)
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This phrase is 'make a travel vlog in the street'. A 'vlog' is a video blog. So, this means to create a video about your trip while you are on the street. Many travelers do this to record their experiences and share them online. The picture shows a girl making a travel vlog in a busy street.
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Accept an Award on Stage
accept an award on the stage
/əkˈsept ən əˈwɔːd ɒn ðə steɪdʒ/
释义:在舞台上接受奖项
"She felt very proud to accept an award on the stage for her hard work."
她为自己的努力工作在舞台上接受奖项时感到非常自豪。
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Our next phrase is 'accept an award on the stage'. This describes the moment when someone receives a prize or recognition in front of an audience at a formal event. It's a very proud moment. The picture shows a person happily accepting an award on a bright stage.
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Free talk
What is the woman doing?
She’s making a vlog.
What is a vlog?
Listen to the speech and choose the correct situation.
What award does Jack win?
Why can he win this award? /How does Jack travel?
(culture/ famous /local people)
Let’s predict.
Jack
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Jack
Travel
famous places
enjoy
lives
culture
Listen again and complete the personal homepage.
Free talk
What do you see in the picture?
Where is the woman going?
Why does the woman swim to work?
What does the woman do with her clothes and things?
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long
in the river
Listen to the first part and complete the notes.
Bern, the capital of Switzerland, is a wonderful city with plenty of lakes and rivers, where some people even swim to work because of the abundant(大量的) waterways.
Bern 伯尔尼
瑞士
['swɪtsələnd]
Listen to the second part and complete the notes.
work
chat
bag
summer
look
Jack: Hello, everyone. I'm in Bern, Switzerland. It's a beautiful place with a long history. Behind me, you can see the famous Clock Tower. Oh! Did someone just jump in the river? Wow, there are lots of people in the river! Let me go and ask that lady. Excuse me, what are you doing?
Woman: I'm going to work.
Jack: I'm sorry? You swim to work?
Woman: That's right. There are no traffic jams or noise. I often chat to people on my way to work.
Jack: But what do you do with your clothes and your things?
Woman: Oh, I put them in a waterproof bag. They won't get wet.
Jack: Is this a popular way to get around Bern?
Woman: In summer, yes. Why don't you jump in the river, too? You can get a waterproof bag and have a look at the city down the river.
Jack: Amazing! I'll try that later. Enjoy your swim!
Woman: Bye!
Tapescript
Learning to learn
Expressing surprise
If you hear something positive, you can use expressions such as Really? or Amazing! If you hear something negative, you can use expressions such as Oh dear! or How awful!
1.It's a beautiful place with a long history.
2.There are lots of people in the river!
3.There are no traffic jams or noise.
4.I often chat to people on my way to work.
5.I put them in a waterproof bag.
6.Is this a popular way to get around Bern?
7.You can get a waterproof bag and have a look at the city down the river.
Listen and repeat.
Listen and repeat.
Think:
How does Jack express his surprise?
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Phonetics in use
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Role play: Act out the conversation
Criteria (评价标准)
Stars
Express surprise(语音、语调有表达惊讶)
Pronunciation(发音清晰标准)
Performance (整体表现优秀)
Confidence(信心十足)
Excellent ✬✬✬ Great ✬✬ Good ✬
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Homework
Must do:
Remember the key words and expressions.
Share your travel experience with your classmates after class.
Choose to do:
Make a vlog about your travel experience, including the kind of travelling, the activities you do while travelling and what you learn from it.
Thanks for listening!
See you next time!
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