Starter Unit 1课件2025-2026学年人教版英语七年级上册

该初中英语课件围绕开学情境下的打招呼、询问名字等交际用语，26个字母的认读书写及发音，以及词典使用展开。通过学校门口、教室等真实场景导入，结合看图提问、对话听力、角色扮演搭建学习支架，逐步衔接语言运用、字母学习与词典技能。 其亮点在于以语言能力培养为核心，通过真实情境对话和角色扮演提升学生交际表达能力，对比中英文问候差异渗透文化意识，字母发音归类及词典查词竞赛强化学习能力。学生能在实践中掌握语言技能，教师可借助结构化活动提升教学效率。

Starter Unit 1 Hello！ 1 本单元学习目标 通过本单元的学习，学生能够： 1.初步认识本套教材的主线人物，并正确说出他们的名字； 2.通过看、听、读，获取梳理开学情境下的打招呼、询问名字、道别等常见交际用语，并得体地运用所学语言与老师和新同学进行友好地沟通交流，初步建立联系； 3.听辨、认读并规范书写26个英文字母，理解一些常见字母缩略语的含义； 4.学会切分26个字母的发音，并听辨出每个字母由哪些音素构成； 5.了解英文词典所涵盖的内容，并通过观察归纳总结单词在词典中的排序规律，利用规律快速查阅并学习生词。 扬 帆 起 航 Part 1 How do you greet people? How do you start a conversation? 3 It is the first day of middle school life. You will meet a lot of new friends. How will you greet them? 4 Look and say. 1. Where are the students? 2. What are they doing here? 3. How do they greet each other? They are at the school gate. They are greeting each other. They say “hi”, “hello”, or “good morning”. 5 Who are they? 1a Look at the picture. Match the names with the faces. Teng Fei Fu Xing Yaming Peter Helen Section A 6 英文人名中姓和名的首字母要大写。 e.g. Helen, Ella, Emma, Peter Brown 中文人名中姓和名的首字母要大写。 e.g. Wang Yuan, Wang Tengfei Make sure the first letters of both the first name (名) and the last name (姓) are capitalized (大写). 1b Pair work: greet your classmates. 8 1. Where are they? 2. Who is she? 3. Who is the boy? They are in the classroom. She might be a teacher. He is Peter. Look and say. 9 1. Ms Gao: Good morning, class. Class:______________________ Ms Gao: Sit down, please. 2. Ms Gao: Hello, Peter. Can you say hi to the class? Peter: _______________ I’m Peter Brown. Ms Gao: Thank you, Peter. Now class, please say hi to each other. 3. Emma: Good morning. My name is Emma. Fu Xing: Good morning, Emma. Emma: _______________________ Fu Xing: Oh, I’m Fu Xing. Nice to meet you, Emma. Emma: ______________________________ Good morning, Ms Gao. 2c Listen to three conversations and fill in the blanks. So, what’s your name? Nice to meet you too, Fu Xing! Hi, everyone! 10 1. Ms Gao: Good morning, class. Class: Good morning, Ms Gao. Ms Gao: Sit down, please. 2. Ms Gao: Hello, Peter. Can you say hi to the class? Peter: Hi, everyone! I’m Peter Brown. Ms Gao: Thank you, Peter. Now class, please say hi to each other. 3. Emma: Good morning. My name is Emma. Fu Xing: Good morning, Emma. Emma: So what’s your name? Fu Xing: Oh, I’m Fu Xing. Nice to meet you, Emma. Emma: Nice to meet you too, Fu Xing! =say hello to sb. 和……打招呼 互相；彼此 Role-play the conversations. Summary 1. – Hi./ Hello. – Hi./Hello. 2. – Good morning. – Good morning. 3. – Nice to meet you. – Nice to meet you too. How can we greet our classmates and teachers? 2d Pair work: make up a conversation to greet each other. 总结语言后 13 Summary: common greetings in English 1. Good morning/afternoon/evening! 2. Hello. 3. – How are you? – (I’m) fine, thanks. / I’m very well, thank you./ Just so-so./ Not bad. / OK, thanks./ Mustn’t grumble. 还不错 And you? / How about you? 4. – How’s it going? – Good. / Pretty good./ Not bad./ Not so good./ Not great./ Not so well. 5. – How are things (with you)? – Fine. 6. – How are you doing? – Fine, thanks. Summary: common greetings in English For the first time: 1. Pleased/Nice/Glad/Good to meet/see you. I’m glad/ pleased to see you. It’s nice/good to see you. It’s a pleasure to see you. 2. – How do you do? – How do you do? Greeting someone you haven’t seen for a long time: I haven’t seen you for ages (a long time). It has been a long time. Great to see you again! What have you been up to these years? Summary: common greetings in English Very informal: 1. Hi. / Hey. / Hiya. / Hi there. 2. – What’s up?/ Whassup? – Not much./ Nothing much./Hi. / Hey./ What’s up? 3. – G’ day! – Good day (to you)!/ Good morning/ How are you doing?/… 4. – Howdy! – Howdy! / Hello. / Morning / … Make conversations with your partner about greeting in the following situations. Meet your teacher at the school gate. Meet your best friend. Meet a friend you haven’t seen for a long time. After a new friend is introduced. Practice Practice Discussion: 1. What are common greetings in Chinese? 2. What’s the difference between Chinese greetings and English ones? Work in a group of four and have a discussion. Write down your answers to the questions. Let’s start to greet people in English from now on! 1a Tick the expressions that start a conversation. √ √ √ Section B 19 Look and say. 1. Where are the students? 2. What are they doing? They are in the classroom. They are having a conversation. 20 Look and say. 1. Where are the students? 2. What are they doing? They are in the hallway. They are having a conversation. 21 Read the two conversations. Find out how people start their conversations, ask about others’ names and say goodbye. 1b Other ways: See you (later). / Catch you later./ Have a good day. 22 1c Read the conversations in 1b again. Fill in the blanks with the correct responses in the box. I’m fine, thank you. My name is Emma Miller. Nice to meet you too. E-M-M-A, Emma. M-I-L-L-E-R, Miller. 23 1d Complete the conversations. Then role-play them with a partner. Conversation 1 Conversation 2 24 扬 帆 起 航 Part 2 Letters Review & Pronunciation 25 Letters 2a Listen and say the letters. Then practice writing them. Letters 1 Listen to the 26 letters. Find them on the keyboard. Then practice with a partner. Letters 2 Listen and repeat the letters. Letters 2 Aa /eɪ/ Bb /bi:/ Cc /si:/ Dd /di:/ Ee /i:/ Ff /ef/ Gg /dʒi:/ Hh /eɪtʃ/ Ii /aɪ/ Jj /dʒeɪ/ Kk /keɪ/ Ll /el/ Mm /em/ Nn /en/ Oo /əʊ/ Pp /pi:/ Qq /kju:/ Rr /a:/ Ss /es/ Tt /ti:/ Uu /ju:/ Vv /vi:/ Ww /dʌblju:/ Xx /eks/ Yy /waɪ/ Zz /zi:/ /zed/ Letters Can letters stand for words? P = parking 停车场；停车位 NBA = National Basketball Association （美国）全国篮球协会 CBA = ? Chinese Basketball Association Letters 3 Listen to these letters. Match them with the pictures. B E A C D PRC _____ PLA ______ VR ______ WHO ______ UN ______ PRC /,pi:ɑ:'si:/ 中华人民共和国 （People’s Republic of China） PLA /,pi:el'eɪ/ 中国人民解放军 （People’s Liberation Army of China） Learn more VR /,vi:'ɑ:/ 虚拟现实 （Virtual Reality） WHO /,dʌblju:eɪtʃ'əʊ/ 世界卫生组织 （World Health Organization） Learn more Learn more abbreviation (缩略词) 缩略词是各种语言都有的现象。完全缩略是指短语中每个单词的首字母都缩写，如Unidentified Flying Object（不明飞行物）缩写为UFO。不完全缩略是指一个单词的前几个字母或一部分的缩写，如electronic mail（电子邮件）缩写为email。 UN /,ju:'en/ 联合国 （the United Nations） Abbreviations Around Us China Central Television 中国中央电视台 British Broadcasting Corporation 英国广播公司 Express Mail Service 邮政特快专递服务 National Basketball Association （美国）全国篮球协会 Abbreviations Around Us very important person 贵宾；高级用户；高级会员等 Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) 不明飞行物 Automated Teller Machine 自动取款机 Global Positioning System 全球定位系统 GPS Letters 4 Listen and sing the song. A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z X, Y, Z — now you see, I can say my ABCs. 扬 帆 起 航 Part 3 Project: learn how to use a dictionary. 38 Project: learn how to use a dictionary. After today’s learning, Ms Gao asked the students to read a short passage about how to behave when we meet someone for the first time. Good manners are important when you meet someone for the first time because they help create a positive connection. Start with a polite greeting, like “Hello, I’m... Nice to meet you.” This shows friendliness and makes the conversation start off well. Then, briefly introduce yourself so the other person knows a bit about you. Be an active listener and ask simple questions like “How are you?” or “What do you think of this event?” This shows you’re interested and keeps the conversation going. Also, remember to smile and make eye contact, as these make you seem warm and trustworthy. Using these basic manners will help build strong relationships. But some words seem difficult for students and make the passage hard to understand. How can they get to know about the meaning of these words? What kind of dictionaries do you know? an English-Chinese dictionary a Chinese-English dictionary an English-English dictionary What kind of dictionaries do you know? an electronic dictionary Project: learn how to use a dictionary. Underline the second letters of all the blue words in the group of letter “A” . 2a Read the dictionary pages. Circle the words in blue. What order are they in? What order are they in? The words asleep baby astronaut back at bad aunt bag autumn ball awake balloon away banana awful bank axe All of the words in a dictionary are in alphabetical order (字母顺序排列). How to use a dictionary Let’s look up the word “manner” in a dictionary. Locate the entry (条目): Find the word in a dictionary. Read the definition (定义): Once you find the word, read the definition to understand its meaning. Check pronunciation: Look at the phonetic symbols to see how to pronounce the word. Learn about its use (用法): Some dictionaries give examples to show how the word is used in context (语境). How to use a dictionary manner /ˈmænər/ n. A person’s outward behavior or conduct, particularly in social situations. e.g. His manner was polite and respectful during the meeting. Spelling Pronunciation Part of speech（词性） Definition（定义） Use（用法） Then you can take notes about the word. Part of speech v. 动词 n. 名词 Part of speech pron. 代词 adv. 副词 adj. 形容词 Project: learn how to use a dictionary. 2b Number the following words in alphabetical order. 3 5 4 2 7 8 9 6 10 14 11 12 15 13 Project: learn how to use a dictionary. 2c Have a competition. Find these words in a dictionary as fast as you can. Take notes in two aspects—part of speech and definition. Homework Read the passage again and underline new words. Look them up in a dictionary and take some notes. Good manners are important when you meet someone for the first time because they help create a positive connection. Start with a polite greeting, like “Hello, I’m... Nice to meet you.” This shows friendliness and makes the conversation start off well. Then, briefly introduce yourself so the other person knows a bit about you. Be an active listener and ask simple questions like “How are you?” or “What do you think of this event?” This shows you’re interested and keeps the conversation going. Also, remember to smile and make eye contact, as these make you seem warm and trustworthy. Using these basic manners will help build strong relationships. null 60106.617 null 43101.785 null 42109.184 null 78105.93 null 28107.93 Other 44486.203 $