Unit 4 Honesty（Speaking）课件 2025-2026学年沪教版（五四学制）七年级英语下册

Honesty Unit 4 Speaking 英语沪教版（五四制）七年级下册 通过本课时学习，学生能够： 1. 准确掌握与日常问题处理及道歉相关的词汇、短语和句型； 2. 从情境案例中总结语言运用规律，模仿对话示例进行交流； 3. 正确识别并读出含/str/、/spr/和/sk/这些音标的单词； 4. 运用所学语言，在小组合作和角色扮演中解决类似生活问题； 5. 理解“诚实是上策”的理念，树立诚实处事的行为准则，构建稳固且 健康的人际关系。 重点 重点 Learning objectives What problems did they meet? Look and say The boy broke the window with a soccer ball. The boy was worried about breaking the vase. The boy took something without permission. How should they deal with these problems? Can you give some advice? Think and say When you break something, you should be brave enough to admit your mistake, and offer to help fix or pay for it. If you take something without permission, return it as soon as possible and sincerely apologize to the owner. In our daily life, we should be honest when making mistakes, take responsibility for our actions, and be willing to correct mistakes. Look and answer Maybe she can find an answer from the advice column of a teenage website. Advice column Ask Annie! Lu Yao is in a bit of trouble. How can she deal with it? Read and answer Read the left part of the advice column and answer the questions. Advice column Ask Annie! Dear Annie, I borrowed my friend’s skateboard and unluckily it broke while I was using it. I’m worried about how my friend will feel when he finds it out. What should I do to make it right? Mike Dear Mike, I think you should be honest with your friend and apologise to him. Then he won’t mind. Annie 1. What’s the trouble with Mike? He borrowed his friend’s skateboard and it broke while he was using it. Mike should be honest with his friend and apologise to him. 3. What advice did Annie give to Mike? 2. How does Mike feel? He is worried. Read and answer Read the right part of the advice column and answer the questions. 1. What’s the trouble with Maggie? She has won first prize in a writing contest but she copied it from someone else. She should tell the truth to her teacher and explain what she has done. 3. What advice did Annie give to Maggie? 2. How does Maggie feel? She feels guilty. Advice column Ask Annie! Dear Annie, I have won first prize in a writing contest at school, but I’m not excited at all. The fact is — I copied it from someone else. Now I feel guilty about it. What should I do? Maggie Dear Maggie, I think you should tell the truth to your teacher and explain what you have done. Remember: Honesty is always the best policy. Annie Think and share What do you think Lu Yao may have learned from the advice column? * Be honest with friends. * Sincerely apologize for causing damage. * Tell the truth bravely instead of hiding it. Listen and answer How does Lu Yao deal with her trouble? She is honest with Lin Dong. She admits what she did, apologises to Lin Dong sincerely, and offers to buy him another copy of the book. Listen to the conversation between Lu Yao and Lin Dong and answer the question. Read and answer Read the conversation and answer the questions. 1. What’s the trouble with Lu Yao? She accidentally spilled a glass of water on Lin Dong’s book. The pages are all stuck together. 2. How does Lu Yao feel? She feels worried. 3. How does Lin Dong respond to Lu Yao’s apology? He accepts Lu Yao’s apology and agrees to her offer. Read and circle Lu Yao: Hey Lin Dong, do you have a minute to talk? Lin Dong: Yes! Is anything wrong? You look worried. Lu Yao: Remember that you lent me your favourite book? Lin Dong: Yes, what about it? Lu Yao: I’m so sorry! I accidentally spilled a glass of water on it. The pages are all stuck together. Lin Dong: My favourite book?! Lu Yao: I was careless. I know that book means a lot to you, and I want to be honest with you. Lin Dong: I guess accidents sometimes happen. I know you didn’t mean it. Lu Yao: I’m truly sorry. Can I buy you another copy? Lin Dong: OK. Let’s go to the bookshop after class then! How to make excuses? I’m so sorry! I accidentally ... I was careless. I’m truly sorry. Read the conversation and circle the right sentences. How to accept excuses? I guess accidents sometimes happen. I know you didn’t mean it. Making excuses Accepting excuses I’m turly sorry, but ... Don’t worry about it. Think about the expressions of making and accepting excuses. Then fill in the chart. Think and fill I’m afraid I ... I’m really sorry. I did not mean it. I apologise ... It’s my fault. I’m so sorry that ... Is there anything I can do to make it right? That’s all right. Don’t let it worry you. It’s not your fault. Never mind. It doesn’t really matter. Listen and read Listen to the conversation and read it aloud. Lu Yao: Hey Lin Dong, do you have a minute to talk? Lin Dong: Yes! Is anything wrong? You look worried. Lu Yao: Remember that you lent me your favourite book? Lin Dong: Yes, what about it? Lu Yao: I’m so sorry! I accidentally spilled a glass of water on it. The pages are all stuck together. Lin Dong: My favourite book?! Lu Yao: I was careless. I know that book means a lot to you, and I want to be honest with you. Lin Dong: I guess accidents sometimes happen. I know you didn’t mean it. Lu Yao: I’m truly sorry. Can I buy you another copy? Lin Dong: OK. Let’s go to the bookshop after class then! Hey Lin Dong, do you have a minute to talk? Role-play Yes! Is anything wrong? You look worried. Remember that you lent me your favourite book? Yes, what about it? I’m so sorry! I ... ... Make a new conversation Mike accepted Annie’s advice and apologised to his friend. What might they say? Work in pairs to make a new conversation. Mike: Hey! How’s it going recently? I need to talk to you about something. Friend: Not too bad. What’s up? You look a bit serious. Mike: I’m truly sorry. I borrowed your skateboard, and it broke while I was using it. Friend: Oh no! That’s my favourite skateboard! Mike: I know, and I feel really sorry about it. I didn’t mean to break it. Friend: Well, I know you didn’t mean it. Accidents happen all the time. Mike: I’ll find a way to fix it or buy you a new one. Friend: OK. Thanks for being honest with me. Make an evaluation How many stars can you get? 1. Did you use right expressions when making excuses? 2. Did you respond actively when accepting others’ excuses? 3. Did you make the conversation smoothly and naturally? 4. Did you present the conversation loudly and confidently? 5. Did you cooperate well with your partner? Evaluate your performance. Listen and read In the spring of truth, let honesty show, Like a strong tree, with roots that grow. With a square promise, we’ll be true, Spreading kindness in all we do. Honesty stands straight, like a star, Making the sky brighter, near and far. At a street crossing, we’ll never be lost, Being strict with truth to gain a lot. Listen and read the poem. Pay attention to the words in red. Read and classify spring strong square spreading straight sky street strict Read the following words and put them into the right columns. /str/ /spr/ /sk/ strong straight street spring spreading strict square sky Pick and make Work in pairs. Pick a role and make up a conversation. Use the conversation in B2 as a model. You are Li Bailing. You were doing a project on your friend Wang Yiming’s computer. However, you accidentally deleted one of his files. Now you are explaining it to him. You are Wang Yiming. You didn’t notice that one of your files was missing. Now your friend Bailing is telling you the truth. Together you are trying to find a solution. A B Let’s share Hey Yiming, do you have a moment? I need to talk to you about something. Sure. What’s up? You look a bit nervous. Remember you lent me your computer for my project? Yes, what about it? I’m truly sorry. I ... ... Let’s enjoy Summary better understand the importance of honesty. use right expressions to make and accept excuses. 2 1 After learning this lesson, I can 3 make conversations about solving daily problems. I’m truly sorry, but ... I’m afraid I ... I’m really sorry. Don’t worry about it. ... Homework Maggie accepted Annie’s advice and told the truth to her teacher. What might they say? Make up a new conversation with your partner and write it down. Then share it with your classmates in the next class. Bye-bye! 119357.305 119357.305 $