Unit 3 Growing Up Section B 1a-2c（课件）-2025-2026学年人教版英语八年级下册

Section B Reading (1a-2c) Growing up Unit 3 Teaching objectives 2.Find more ways to manage your emotions and stay positive. 1.Learn new words and phrases: in low spirits, ring, enter, let down, everybody, player, decision, score, proud, proud of, coach, as well, bit, a bit, repeat, pull together, solution, though, even though, go wrong, joyful, thankful, negative, bully, shout at, behave, differently, physics, lie, awake, wake up, relaxed, normal, from time to time, mad, deep, take a deep breath 相当于go/come into，通常不用于被动语态 When the teacher entered (= came into) the classroom, all the students stopped talking. 当老师进入教室时，所有的学生都停止说话了。 enter v. 进入 (3)输入(信息) Jack, tell me how to enter the information. 杰克，告诉我怎么输入这些信息。 enter作动词的其他常见用法： (1)考上(学校或大学) Wang Lei is looking forward to entering the best high school in September. 王磊期待着九月份考上最好的高中。 (2)报名参加 Linda will enter a writing competition. 琳达将报名参加写作比赛。 (3)①I’m really sorry about letting everybody down. 我真的很抱歉让大家失望了。 (教材 P26 1b) ②I couldn’t talk about my feelings to anybody... 我无法向任何人倾诉我的感受…… (教材 P29 3a) 单词 含义 用法 相同点 (1) 在句中作主语时，谓语动词用第三人称单数形式。 (2) 形容词或动词不定式修饰复合不定代词时，要放在复合不定代词之后，如something important“重要的事情”，something to eat“吃的东西”。 常用于 肯定句中 常用于否 定句或疑问句中 表示否定含义 每人， 所有人 某人 任何人 没有人 everybody (everyone) somebody (someone) anybody (anyone) nobody (no one) [可数名词]常用短语有： make decisions/make a decision/make one’s decision 做决定 change one’s decision 改变决定 make a decision to do sth. = decide to do sth.决定做某事 decision的动词形式为decide。 (4)“I guess we have to respect his decision,” Matt said after a while...“我想我们必须尊重他的决定。”马特过了一会儿说……(教材P26 1b) decision n. 决定 too either 常用于肯定句或疑问句的句末，其前加不加逗号均可。 I can help you, too. 我也可以帮你。 Can I come too? 我也来行吗? 常用于否定句句末，其前通常不加逗号。 My father can’t go there either. 我父亲也去不了那里。 (5) I’m proud of us, and I know our coach and everyone else in our school are as well. 我为我们感到骄傲，我知道我们的教练和学校里的其他人也这样想。(教材 P26 1b) also as well 常用于肯定句句中，一般放在连系动词be、情态动词、助动词之后，实义动词之前。 Mary is also 15 years old. 玛丽也15岁了。 She also has milk for breakfast. 她早餐也喝牛奶。 She can sing and dance as well. 她会唱歌，也会跳舞。 Are they coming as well?他们也来吗? 常用于肯定句或疑问句的句末，其前不加逗号。 Chen Chao still sticks to teaching himself English though he is busy working now. 尽管陈超现在工作很忙，但他仍然坚持自学英语。 (6)Why did Tom feel proud of their team even though they lost? 为什么即使输了，汤姆仍然为他们的球队感到骄傲? (教材 P27 1d) though conj. 虽然；尽管 引导让步状语从句，相当于although，二者均不能和but连用。 (7) When we’re mad, we might shout at other people or say mean things to them. 当我们生气时，我们可能会对他人大喊大叫或说刻薄的话。(教材 P28 2c) shout at sb. shout to sb. 表示对某人大喊大叫(发脾气)，暗含不友好的态度。 表示远距离地朝着某人喊(以使对方听见) ，不含生气等情感因素。 [不及物动词]lie down 平躺；平卧 (8) I lay awake most of the night because my neighbour’s baby was crying.昨晚邻居家的宝宝一直在哭，我几乎一夜没睡。 (教材 P28 2b) lie v.平躺；平放 You are too tired. Please lie down for a while.你太累了，请躺一会儿。 Clothes were lying all over the floor. 地板上到处都堆放着衣服。 Shanghai lies in the east of China. 上海位于中国东部。 Don’t lie to me. 别对我撒谎。 The teacher asks us not to tell lies. 老师要求我们不要说谎。 [动词]位于 [动词]撒谎 [名词]谎言 lie的其他含义及用法： Will we stay positive all the time? 1. a light heart/a heavy heart 2. feel blue/feel on top of the world 3. have a long face/be all smiles 4. in low spirits/in high spirits 1a Read the idioms. Underline the ones that are negative. Do you know other idioms that describe feelings? Read the story. What mistake did Matt make at the basketball game? 1b You Can’t Win Them All When the bell rang, Matt entered the classroom with a heavy heart. “Hey, Matt.” his best friend Tom greeted him. He and Tom were in the school’s basketball team. “Why the long face? Are you still feeling blue about Saturday night’s game?” Tom asked. “Of course I am,” Matt said quietly. He didn’t dare to look at Tom as he spoke. “I’m really sorry about letting everybody down. The other team got those points because of me.” feel blue感到沮丧 dare to do sth.敢于做某事 “Don’t be too hard on yourself!” Tom said. “Although you pushed their player, it was just an accident. Everyone knows that!” Tom was a good friend. But Matt knew the referee didn’t share Tom’s opinion. When the referee saw Matt push another player, he gave the other team two free throws. Matt was as shocked as anyone else when the accident happened, but it was too late. He couldn’t take it back.   “I guess we have to respect his decision,” Matt said after a while. “But we had a good chance to win until I made that mistake. Why wasn’t I more careful? ” 过了一会儿 “Listen, Matt, “said Tom, “try to look on the bright side. The other team is the best in our area, but our scores were really close.I’m proud of us, and I know our coach and everyone else in our school are as well.” Matt felt a bit better. “Thanks, Tom. I guess it’s just hard to lose.” “Hey, you can’t win them all, “said Tom. “It’s more important to learn from your mistakes so that you don’t repeat them in future. We’ll keep working together as a team. One for all, and all for one, right?” “You’re right. If we pull together, we should win next time,” Matt smiled. He was lucky to have a friend like Tom! excited→calm B. grateful→nervous C. upset→confident D. hurt→shocked Which of the following shows how Matt’s feelings change in the passage? C PROBLEM SOLUTION Matt felt sorry about letting his team down. Matt felt shocked when the referee gave the other team . Matt felt bad about not being more and causing his team to lose . Matt found it’s hard to . Tom advise Matt not to be too on himeslf . Tom tried to the referee’s decision . Tom helped Matt to realize that everyone was still of their team. Tom told him that he couldn’t always win, and that they would keep woking . When the bell rang, Matt entered the classroom with a heavy heart. "Hey, Matt,"his best friend Tom greeted him. He and Tom were in the school's basketball team."Why the long face? Are you still feeling blue about Saturday night's game?" Tom asked. "Of course I am," Matt said quietly. He didn't dare to look at Tom as he spoke. "T'm really sorry about letting everybody down. The other team got those points because of me." "Don't be too hard on yourself!" Tom said. "Although you pushed their player, it was just an accident. Everyone knows that!" Tom was a good friend. But Matt knew the referee didn't share Tom's opinion. When the referee saw Matt push another player, he gave the other team two free throws. Matt was as shocked as anyone when the accident happened,but it was too late. He couldn't take it back. "I guess we have to respect his decision," Matt said after a while. "But we had a good chance to win until I made that mistake. Why wasn't I more careful? I could just kick myself! I really could." "Listen, Matt," said Tom, "try to look on the bright side. The other team is the best in our area, but our scores were really close. I'm proud of us, and I know our coach and everyone else in our school are as well." Matt felt a bit better. "Thanks, Tom. I guess it's just hard to lose." "Hey, you can't win them all," said Tom. "It's more important to learn from your mistakes so that you don't repeat them in future. We'll keep working together as a team. One for all, and all for one, right?" "You're right. If we pull together, we should win next time" Matt smiled. He was lucky to have a friend like Tom! You Can’t Win Them All two free throws respect hard careful proud lose together 1c Read again. Complete the problems and solutions. Read again and answer the questions. 1d 1. How did Tom know that Matt was sad when he saw him? 3. What did Tom say to make Matt feel better? 2. Why did Tom feel proud of their team even though they lost? 4. What can you learn from Matt's story? Matt had a long face and entered the classroom with a heavy heart. Because the other team was the best in their area, but their scores were really close. Tom told Matt not to be too hard on himself, to look on the bright side, and that it was more important to learn from mistakes and keep working together as a team. We shouldn't be too hard on ourselves when we make mistakes, and that teamwork and learning from mistakes are important. Replace the underlined words with the idioms from the story. 1. Edward noticed that his friend had a sad expression. 2. The musician apologized for disappointing everyone when he fell sick and couldn’t attend the show. 3. When something goes wrong, it’s easy to get angry. But if you think about the good things in that bad situation, you’ll feel better. 4. Even if you try your best, you can’t always succeed or win. 5. When you work together as a group, you can achieve great things. 1e Recognizinaidioms Idioms can make a text more powerful. The meaning of idioms differs from their literal meaning, but the words that make up these expressions provide valuable clues. 习语能让文章更有感染力, 习语的含义与其字面意思不同，但构成这些表达的单词能提供有价值的线索。 Tip:识别习语，首先拆解字面含义，分析习语中每个单词的基本意思，然后结合上下文、文本的情境、情感或逻辑，推测习语的实际喻意。 apologize for (doing) sth 为(做)某事而道歉 long face letting everyone down look on the bright side you can’t win them all pull together It's OK. I was disappointed, but I know you didn't mean to do it. I'm sorry I made a mistake on Saturday, Coach. Role-play a conversation between Matt and his coach. Useful Expressions： For Matt I feel really bad about letting the team down. I just wish I’d been more careful. I’m still upset about my mistake. I’ll work harder to make sure it doesn’t happen again. We’ll pull together and do better next time, I promise. Useful Expressions： For the coach: Don’t be too hard on yourself. It was just an accident. Everyone makes mistakes. The important thing is to learn from it. I’m still proud of how hard you all played. Let’s focus on what we can improve for the next game. Keep your head up—we’ll bounce back stronger. 1f Post-reading Group work A: I’m sorry I made a mistake on Saturday, Coach. B: It’s OK. I was disappointed, but I know you didn’t mean to do it. A: I should be more careful! B: Matt, don’t be too hard on yourself. Everyone makes mistakes. It’s important to learn from your mistake and keep working together with our team, right? A: You are right. I’ll do better in the next game! e.g. What can we learn from this story ? Don’t be too hard on yourself. Friends can help us through hard times. Failure is a chance to learn and grow. Look on the bright side and stay positive. Look on the bright side and stay positive. Learn from mistakes, keep moving forward. joyful worried excited proud angry hurtful lonely calm shocked thankful afraid stressed upset shy Vocabulary in Use Put the words in the box into the correct groups. 2a Positive Negative joyful thankful excited proud  calm angry  shocked  stressed  worried  hurtful  upset  lonely  afraid  shy Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in brackets. 2b 1. A: What should I do if I feel                after moving to a new city? B: Try to make new friends. A sense of belonging can help you to fight the feeling of                    . (lonely) 2.A: Did you hear the news? I was                         to hear about  the fight yesterday. B: It was a                   to me too. We should say no to bullying. (shock) lonely loneliness shocked shock Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in brackets. 2b 3. A: I’m sorry I shouted at you just now. I was just feeling              . B: I know you didn’t mean to do that. People can behave differently under               . (stress) 4. A: I’m really                  that I’ll be late for the physics class. I lay awake most of the night because my neighbour’s baby was crying. I woke up late this morning and missed the bus. B: Don’t               . Ms Wood will understand if you tell her what happened. (worry) stressed  stress worried  worry decision hurt anger relaxed bit negative Replace the underlined words with the correct forms of the words in the box. 2c Mad Angry Stressed Not OK Calm Although it is normal to get mad at others from time to time, we should always try our best to control our anger instead of expressing it in bad ways. When we’re mad, we might shout at other people or say mean things to them. After all, anger is like a fire. It can make you hurt others or yourself! Luckily, there are a few simple things you can do to stay   calm. For example, try taking a deep breath. That gives you an opportunity to calm down and become a little less angry. You can also take a walk, go for a run, or write about your feelings. Getting angry is normal, but what you choose to do with your anger is up to you! negative angry hurtful relaxed   decide bit （使）平静下来 (1)沮丧的，情绪低落的 He is feeling a bit low, so I do my best to cheer him up. 他情绪有点低落，所以我尽量想办法让他高兴起来。 (1) in low spirits 情绪低落 (教材 P26 1a) low adj. 沮丧的；低的 (2)低的 可表示价格、声音、温度、水平等低，反义词为high(高的) 。 at a low/high price 以低/高价 I can buy plane tickets at very low prices. 我能以非常低的价格买到机票。 “Matches, matches!” the little girl cried in a low voice.“火柴，火柴!”小女孩低声哭泣着说。 (2)When the bell rang, Matt entered the classroom with a heavy heart. 当铃声响起时，马特带着沉重的心情走进教室。 (教材 P26 1b) feel blue, on top of the world, all smiles, in low spirits, ring, enter, dare, let down, everybody, be hard on, player, take back, decision, score, proud, proud of, coach, as well, bit, a bit, repeat, pull together, solution, though, even though, apologize, go wrong, joyful, thankful, negative, bully, shout at, behave, differently, physics, lie, awake, wake up, relaxed, normal, from time to time, mad, mean, deep, take a deep breath Words and phrases: Work in pairs. Retell the story to your partner in your own words. Thank you! Lavf57.71.100 Packed by Bilibili XCoder v2.0.2 null 121708.555 $