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Unit 8 Wonderland
Integration I
Fantastic fantasy
Who are you?
Where are you from?
What can you do?
Is it real?
What kind of book is it from?
Revision
What fantasy stories have we learnt in this unit?
Journey to the West
Peter Pan
“Ma Liang
and the Magic Paintbrush”
“The Fisherman and the Goldfish”
The Classic of Mountains and Seas
Alice in Wonderland
“The Fisherman and the Goldfish”
Reading
Fantasy Story Features
Feature Description
Setting
(背景)
Characters
(角色)
Plot
(情节)
A guide to fantasy
What is fantasy?
In a fantasy book, the story isn’t set in the real world. It often takes place in another world and at a different time. Good fantasy stories take us on exciting adventures in worlds full of magic. They let us travel to new lands and meet fantastic characters.
another world at a different time, full of magic
fantastic characters
exciting adventures
when&where
who
what
Reading
1. What are the features(特点) of fantasy stories?
1
2
3
adventures
magic
new lands
not real
Reading
Fantasy is so popular because we can enjoy an
__________ world and _____________ from our daily lives.
imagined
take a break
Reading
2. What fantasy stories have you read? Did you enjoy them? Why or why not?
I have read Journey to the West. I enjoyed reading it because it allowed me to enjoy an imagined world and take a break from my everyday life.
Reading
I have read _________. I enjoyed reading it because it _______________________________.
Useful expressions:
allowed me to enjoy an imagined world and take a break from my everyday life/made me forget my worries/made me relaxed...
Do you know who wrote it?
E. Nesbit
/ˌiːˈnezbɪt/
E.内斯比特
Five Children and It
《五个孩子和沙精》
Listening
Name: Five Children and It
Writer: E. Nesbit, a (1) ______________ writer
Plot:
• Five children find a sand fairy near their (2) ______________.
• The fairy gives the children (3) ______________ each day.
• The children’s first wish is to be very (4) ______________. Their nurse doesn’t know who they are when they get home and doesn’t let them get into the house.
• They wish for wings. They fly around happily but forget about the time and can’t get down from a roof.
What we can learn:
• We should be (5) ______________ what we wish for. Something may seem like a good idea at first but can bring about big problems later.
nationality(国籍)?
n.
n.
adj.
adj.
Prediction
Sandy is listening to a recommendation of Five Children and It.
Listening
Name: Five Children and It
Writer: E. Nesbit, a (1) ______________ writer
Plot:
• Five children find a sand fairy near their (2) ______________.
• The fairy gives the children (3) ______________ each day.
• The children’s first wish is to be very (4) ______________. Their nurse doesn’t know who they are when they get home and doesn’t let them get into the house.
• They wish for wings. They fly around happily but forget about the time and can’t get down from a roof.
What we can learn:
• We should be (5) ______________ what we wish for. Something may seem like a good idea at first but can bring about big problems later.
Sandy is listening to a recommendation of Five Children and It.
British
house
one wish
beautiful
careful
Listening
Listening
Book Introduction: Five Children and It
Basic Information & Rules
Writer:E. Nesbit, a British writer
Characters: five children and a sand fairy
The Fairy's Rule:
1、one wish per day.
2、all wishes end at sunset.
Key Plots & Theme
Plot 1: The Wish for Beauty
Plot 2: The Wish for Wings
Core Theme:Be careful what you wish for
1.7.2013
Hello everyone. Today, we're going to look at a brief introduction to the book "Five Children and It" by E. Nesbit. As we can see on the left, the story is about five children who meet a sand fairy that grants them a wish every day. But there's a catch: the wish only lasts until sunset. On the right, we have two examples of their wishes. First, they wished to be beautiful, but their nurse didn't recognize them. Then, they wished for wings to fly, which was fun until they got stuck on a roof when the sun went down. So, the main lesson from the story is clear: be careful what you wish for, as it might lead to unexpected trouble.
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The Classic of
Mountains and Seas
Speaking
Speaking
What stories do Sandy and Simon like best?
Listen to Sandy and Simon’s conversation and answer the following question.
Sandy really likes “Kuafu Running after the Sun”, and Simon likes “Jingwei Filling the Sea”.
Speaking
Simon: Which fantasy story from The Classic of Mountains and Seas do you like best, Sandy?
Sandy: I really like “Kuafu Running after the Sun”.
Simon: I like that one as well.
Sandy: Kuafu wants to catch the sun. He runs after it for a long time and finally dies because he’s so thirsty.
Simon: But then his walking stick becomes a peach forest. It’s fantastic.
Sandy: I think so. What’s your favourite story?
Simon: I like “Jingwei Filling the Sea”. She works so hard and never gives up in the face of difficult tasks.
Sandy: Yes. That story teaches us a good lesson for life: never give up on our goals.
Speaking
Read Sandy and Simon’s conversation and complete the table.
Story Plot(s)
Kuafu Running after the Sun Kuafu wants to (1) ___________________.
He finally dies because (2) _____________.
His walking stick becomes (3) __________.
Jingwei Filling the Sea Jingwei (4) ______________ and
(5) ______________ in the face of difficult tasks.
catch the sun
he’s so thirsty
a peach forest
works so hard
never gives up
Speaking
Choose the right answer!
Speaking
“Kuafu Running after the Sun”
Lesson:we should run after our dreams bravely, no matter how difficult they are.
Further thinking
Lesson:we should never give up on our goals.
“Jingwei Filling the Sea”
Further thinking
Lesson:we need to face problems bravely and be ready to help others.
“Nüwa Mending the Sky”
Further thinking
Lesson:we should never give up on our goals and know the power of teamwork.
“Yu Gong Moving
Mountains”
Further thinking
Further thinking
Chinese stories
Examples: SunWukong,Ma liang,Ne Zha
Western stories
Examples: Alice,Harry Potter,Batman
Theme:
heroism(英雄主义),sacrifice(牺牲),persistence(坚持),self-discovery(自我探索)
Magic:
immrotal(永生), superpower,spell(咒语)
A: What fantasy story do you like?
B: I like … because …
A: I like it, too. In the story, …
B: Yes. That story teaches us a lesson: …
And what’s your favourite story?
A: I love … In the story, …
B: Sounds great.
What can we learn from the story?
A: It tells us …
B: That’s interesting. I’d like to read it later.
Speaking
Useful expressions
Which fantasy story do you like best?
I really like...
I like ... as well.
It’s fantastic.
I think so.
What’s your favourite story?
...never gives up in the face of difficult tasks
... teach ... a good lesson
... never give up on our goals
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2
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After learning this lesson,
I can
learn about the features of fantasy stories.
know about the plot of Five Children and It.
work in pairs to share my favourite fantasy story.
Summary
Homework
1
Must do
2
Choose to do
Write an article about your favourite fantasy stories at least 80 words.
Read a new fantasy story and share with your friends.
Thank you!
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