内容正文:
Unit 3 Make it happen!
Developing ideas
Review
P41
1.inventions /ɪnˈvenʃn/ n.发明;发明物
2.exhibition /ˌeksɪˈbɪʃn/ n. 展览,展览会
3.inventor/ɪnˈventə/ n. 发明家;发明者
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4.ticket/ˈtɪkɪt/ n. 票;入场券
5.adult/ˈædʌlt/n. 成年人
6.quality /ˈkwɒlətiz/n. 品质;特质;素质
7.unexpected /ˌʌnɪkˈspektɪd/adj. 意外的
8.successful /səkˈsesfl/adj. 成功的
9.cost /kɒst/ v. 花费;使付出代价(过去式和过去分词均为 cost)
n. 费用;成本;代价
10.remember /rɪˈmembə(r)/v. 记得;回忆起;记住
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11.failure /ˈfeɪljə(r)/n. 失败;失败的人或事物;破产;衰退;未能做到
12.plane /pleɪn/n. 飞机
13.mistake /mɪˈsteɪk/n. 错误;误解
14.travel /ˈtrævl/v. 旅行 n. 旅行;游记
15.luck /lʌk/n. 运气;好运;机遇;命运
16.glass /ɡlɑːs/n. 玻璃;玻璃杯
17.think /θɪŋk/v. 认为;想;思考
18.invent /ɪnˈvent/v. 发明;创造
19.widely /ˈwaɪdli/adv. 广泛地;普遍地;在很大程度上
New words
名词 n.
1.am /ˌeɪ ˈem/ 午前,上午
2.pm /ˌpiː ˈem/ 下午
3.inventor /ɪnˈventə/n.发明者;发明家
4.ticket /ˈtɪkɪt/n.票;入场券
5.type /taɪp/n. 类型;种类;典型;
6.glue /ɡluː/n.胶;胶水
7.ice lolly /ˌaɪs ˈlɒli/ n. 冰棍;冰棒
8. penicillin /ˌpenɪ'sɪlɪn/ n.青霉素,盘尼西林
9. bubble /ˈbʌbl/ n.气泡
10.wrap /ræp/ n.包裹材料
11.packaging material /ˈpækɪdʒɪŋ//məˈtɪəriəl/ n.包装材料
动词 v.
1.stick /stɪk /v. 粘,贴 n.棍,条,签;
2.freeze /friːz/v.冻结;(使)结冰;
frozen /ˈfrəʊzn/adj.冻结的;冷冻的;结冰的;
(freeze的过去分词)
3.address/ə'dres/ v.对……发表演说
4.fail /feɪl/ v. 失败
New words
形容词 adj.
1.free /friː/adj. 免费的;自由的;空闲的
2.perfect /ˈpɜːfɪkt/adj. 完美的;最佳的;
3.weak/wiːk/ adj. 虚弱的
副词 adv.
1.widely /ˈwaɪdli/ adv.广泛地;普遍地
2.completely /kəmpli:tli/ adv.完全地
Watch a video.
Not every invention is created on purpose. Sometimes it’s completely by accident! For example, in 1928, Dr Alexander Fleming forgot to clean his lab before going on a holiday. Later, he discovered penicillin from an uncleaned Petri dish. It’s now one of the most used medicines in the world!
1.Who is the man?
Alexander Fleming.
2. What did he discover?
Penicillin.
3.How did he discover it?
He forgot to clean his lab and later he
discovered it from an uncleaned Petri dish.
Look and say.
penicillin /ˌpenɪ'sɪlɪn/ n.青霉素,盘尼西林
Alexander Fleming /ˌælɪɡˈzɑːndə ˈflɛmɪŋ/ 亚历山大 ·弗莱明
Listen to the news programme.
What is its main purpose?
a To encourage young people to become inventors.
b To introduce some different invention exhibitions.
c To invite people to come and see an invention exhibition.
Focus on the question, look through the possible answers, and circle or underline the key words.
Listening tip
Listen carefully, try to choose the correct answers.
1. Where will the exhibition take place?
A. At the City Museum. B. At the Centre Museum.
C. At the National Museum.
2. Who will give us a talk?
A. Alexander Fleming B. Mary Brown C. Jim Brown
3. How much will Mr.Brown spend if he and his six-year-old son goes to the exhibition?
A.£30 B.£45 C. Free.
Look at the chart and answer the questions.
1.What’s the theme of the advertisement?
2.What does the advertisement include?
The theme is Unexpected Inventions Exhibition.
It includes theme, time, place, ticket prices and special event.
Listen again and complete the advertisement.
Place
Time
Tickets
Special event
City Museum
1 May - __________, 9 am - 5 pm
Adults £30
________ £15
Children under 12 ____
A talk by Mary Brown. You can learn all about the ________ of a successful inventor. It starts at ________ am on 1 May.
30 May
Students
Free
qualities
10:30
inventors
1. The‿Unexpected Inventions(exhibition will‿open nex(t)‿week! ↘
2. There↘,you‿can‿learn abou(t)‿great inventions an(d)‿their inventors. ↘
3. The‿exhibition will‿take( p)lace a(t)‿the City Museum. ↘
4. I(t)‿starts on‿1s(t)‿May ↘ an(d)‿ends on‿30t(h)‿May ↘, from‿9‿am to‿5‿pm. ↘
5. Tickets cos(t)‿£30 for‿adults ↗ an(d)‿£15 for‿students. ↘
6. Children under‿12 are‿free. ↘
7. One‿exciting even(t) is‿a‿talk by‿inventor Mary Brown. ↘
8. You‿can‿learn all‿abou(t)‿the qualities o(f)‿a‿successful inventor. ↘
9. I(t)‿starts a(t)‿10:30‿am on‿the firs(t)‿day. ↘
10. Young‿inventors, ↗ remember to‿come! ↘
规则: ‿连读 ↗升调 ↘降调 ()失去爆破
Let’s imitate
Announcer: The Unexpected Inventions exhibition will open next week!
There, you can learn about great inventions and their inventors. The exhibition will take place at the City Museum. It starts on 1 May and ends on 30 May, from 9 am to 5 pm.Tickets cost £30 for adults and £15 for students. Children under 12 are free.
One exciting event is a talk by inventor Mary Brown.You can learn all about the qualities of a successful inventor. It starts at 10:30 am on the first day.Young inventors, remember to come!
②The Information of the Unexpected Inventions exhibition
①The topic of the advertisement
③The Highlight of the Unexpected Inventions exhibition
The Unexpected Inventions exhibition will open next week.
You can learn about great inventions and their inventors.It will take place at the City Museum. It starts on 1 May and ends on 30 May, from 9 am to 5 pm.Tickets cost £30 for adults and £15 for students. Children under 12 are free.
One exciting event is a talk by inventor Mary Brown.You can learn all about the qualities of a successful inventor. It starts at 10:30 am on the first day.Young inventors, remember to come!
A
B
The Unexpected Inventions exhibition will open next week.
You can learn about inventions and inventors.It will take place at the City Museum. It starts on 1 May and ends on 30 May, from 9 am to 5 pm.Tickets cost £30 for adults and £15 for students. Children under 12 are free.
One exciting event is a talk by inventor Mary Brown.You can learn about the qualities of a successful inventor. It starts at 10:30 am on the first day.
Topic
Highlight
Information
The Unexpected Inventions exhibition will open next week.
You can learn about ... It will take place .... It starts ...and ends... Tickets cost ... Children under 12 ...
One exciting event is ... You can learn all about... It starts at ... Young inventors, ...!
A
B
The Unexpected Inventions exhibition will open next week.
You can learn about... It will take place at ... It starts on ... and ends on..., from ... to ... Tickets cost ... for adults and ... for students. Children under 12 are ...
One exciting event is ... by inventor Mary Brown.You can learn about ... a successful inventor. It starts at ... on the ... day.
Topic
Highlight
Information
Announcer: The Unexpected Inventions exhibition will open next week! There, you can learn about great inventions and their inventors. The exhibition will take place at the City Museum. It starts on 1 May and ends on 30 May, from 9 am to 5 pm.Tickets cost £30 for adults and £15 for students. Children under 12 are free.
One exciting event is a talk by inventor Mary Brown.You can learn all about the qualities of a successful inventor. It starts at 10:30 am on the first day.Young inventors, remember to come!
举行
了解
……的品质
①
②
③
①The exhibition will take place [at the city museum.]
⭐ 谓语结构:will + 动词原形 是一般将来时的核心结构,用来表示将来要发生的动作或存在的状态。
【活学活用】
We ______ a welcome party for the new students next week.
A. have B. will have C. had D. are having
主语
地点状语
谓语
B
这场展览将在城市博物馆举办。
②The exhibition will take place [at the city museum.]
⭐ take place 指有计划、有安排地举行、举办,符合音乐会的语境。happen 多指偶然发生,且两者都没有被动语态
【活学活用】
The concert will ______ in the school hall next week.
A. take place B. happen C. be happened D. be taken place
主语
地点状语
谓语
A
③One exciting event is a talk (by May Brown. )
一场令人激动的活动是由梅·布朗所做的一场演讲。
⭐by sb. 在这里表示动作的执行者,意为“由某人……
【活学活用】
This book is written ________ Mo Yan.
A. in B. by C. at D. with
主语
表语
谓语
后置定语
B
④You can learn all about the qualities of a successful inventor.
⭐ learn about… 了解……
⭐ the qualities of… ……的品质
【活学活用】
We will ________ ________ history in this lesson.
(我们将在这节课了解历史。)
We should know ________ ________ ________ a good student.
(我们应该知道一名优秀学生的品质。)
主语
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
谓语
宾语
learn about
the qualities of
你可以了解到关于一位成功发明家所具备的所有品质。
Listen to the talk by Mary Brown and get the answer.
How many qualities of successful inventors does the talk mention?
A. Two
B. Three
C. Four
Tip1:注意捕捉过渡词First,what else...
Activity3
1.
A talk by Mary Brown, you can learn all about the __________ of a successful inventor.
qualities
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2.Listen again and try to answer.
1.What was the glue Spencer Silver invented like?
A. weak B. strong C. expensive
2. The Wright Brothers learnt a lot from ______.
A.mistakes B. friends C. teachers
3. What finally happened to the Wright Brothers?
A. gave up B. failed C. succeeded
4.What can we infer(推测) from the talk?
A. Every invention comes from an accident.
B. Inventors never give up when they meet failures.
C. The weak glue Spencer invented was useless.
Listen to the talk and complete the chart.
3
While-listening
________ differently. Never 4 _______.
Invention examples
Spencer Silver invented a kind of glue, but it was very 2________. Later, Arthur Fry found 3_________to use the glue. He invented the Post-it note!
The Wright Brothers tried to invent the plane. They failed 5________.
But they learnt from their 6________ and kept working.
In the end, they7 ________.
1Think
give up
weak
a new way
so many times
mistakes
succeeded
Tip2: Predict the part of speech(词性)
1. V.
2. adj.
3. n./adj.
4. V.
5. n/to do/状语
6. n.
7. V-ed.
When we give our opinions, we can add some examples or facts to support our ideas or make our opinions more convincing.
Read and pay attention to how the speaker opens the talk.
Host: Good morning, students. Welcome to our talk. You all want to be inventors, right? But what makes an inventor? Ms Mary Brown, can you give us some ideas?
Mary Brown: Sure. First, inventors need to think differently. Here's an example. Spencer Silver invented a kind of glue, but it was very weak. Many people thought it was useless. But later, Arthur Fry found a new way to use the glue. What was it? Yes, he invented the Post-it note!
Host: That's interesting. What else?
Mary Brown: Inventors never give up. The Wright Brothers tried to invent the plane. They failed so many times. But they learnt from their mistakes and kept working. In the end, they succeeded.
Host: Thanks for sharing your ideas! They are helpful to our listeners!
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1. You all want to be inventors, right? But what makes an inventor?
2. Spencer Silver invented a kind of glue, but it was very weak.
3. But they learnt from their mistakes and kept working.
/ən ɪnˈventə(r)/
/mɪˈsteɪks ənd/
Let’s imitate!
/wɒn tə/
/kaɪnd əv/
/bʌt ɪt/
1.There are two qualities. Can an invention be successful with only one of them?
Think and share
True innovation(创新) requires both of them:Thinking differently gives you new ideas. Never giving up lets you keep trying after failures. One without the other cannot make an invention successful.
Talk about what you have learnt about the qualities of an inventor in this section.
The qualities of an inventor
Host: Good morning, students. Welcome to our talk. You all want to be inventors, right? But what makes an inventor? Ms Mary Brown, can you give us some ideas?
Mary Brown: Sure. First, inventors need to think differently. Here's an example. Spencer Silver invented a kind of glue, but it was very weak. Many people thought it was useless. But later, Arthur Fry found a new way to use the glue. What was it? Yes, he invented the Post-it note!
Host: That's interesting. What else?
Mary Brown: Inventors never give up. The Wright Brothers tried to invent the plane. They failed so many times. But they learnt from their mistakes and kept working. In the end, they succeeded.
Host: Thanks for sharing your ideas! They are helpful to our listeners!
Host starts the talk with the question:
What makes a great inventor?
The first quality is thinking differently and gives an example.
The second quality is never give up and gives an example.
The host asks Mary Brown what makes an inventor.
Inventors think differently. People once thought weak glue useless, but it became Post-it notes.
Inventors never give up. The Wright Brothers kept trying and invented planes.
A
B
The host asks Mary about what makes an inventor.
Inventors need new ideas. Weak glue makes Post-it notes.
Inventors never stop trying. Wright Brothers invent planes at last.
依托梳理好的篇章框架,对原文进行分层改写,设置A、B两个层级任务,兼顾优等生与学困生,实现差异化语言输出。
The host ... Mary Brown ....
Inventors .... People once thought weak glue ..., but it ... Post-it notes.
Inventors .... The Wright Brothers ... and ... planes.
A
B
The host .... Mary about what .... an inventor.
Inventors need ..... Weak glue .... Post-it notes.
Inventors never ..... Wright Brothers .... planes.....
去掉关键词,让学生依据A、B两个层级的材料完成口头复述输出。
Host: Good morning, students. Welcome to our talk. You all want to be inventors, right? But what makes an inventor? Ms Mary Brown, can you give us some ideas?
Mary Brown: Sure. First, inventors need to think differently. Here's an example. Spencer Silver invented a kind of glue, but it was very weak. Many people thought it was useless. But later, Arthur Fry found a new way to use the glue. What was it? Yes, he invented the Post-it note!
Host: That's interesting. What else?
Mary Brown: Inventors never give up. The Wright Brothers tried to invent the plane. They failed so many times. But they learnt from their mistakes and kept working. In the end, they succeeded.
Host: Thanks for sharing your ideas! They are helpful to our listeners!
发现做某事的新方法
放弃
对...有帮助
①You can learn all (about the qualities) (of a successful inventor).
你可以了解一名成功发明家的所有品质。
情态动词can后必须加动词原形
【活学活用】
1. She ____ find good ideas.
A. can B. can’t not C. cans
谓语
主语
~~~~
后置定语1
后置定语2
宾语
②It starts [at 10:30 am] [ on 1 May].
讲座在5月1日上午10点30分开始。
用法:时间介词区分,具体几点用at,具体几月几日用on
【活学活用】
1. The talk ____ at 9 a.m. on Monday.
A. start B. starts C. starting
2. 展览在5月30日下午5点结束。___________________________________
主语
谓语
时间状语1
时间状语2
③Spencer Silver invented a type of glue.
斯宾塞·西尔弗发明了一种胶水
用法:1. invent 后直接加物品作宾语,invent sth. 发明某物
2. invent(发明新东西)/ discover(发现原本存在的事物)
3. 名词变形:inventor(人),invention(物品)
【活学活用】
1.爱迪生是伟大的发明家,他发明了电灯。___________________________________
主语
谓语
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
宾语
④The Wright Brothers learnt [from the mistakes] and never lost hope.莱特兄弟从错误中学习,从未放弃希望。
用法:否定副词never要放在实义动词前;and连接并列谓语时,前后动词时态保持一致。
【活学活用】
1.They ____ from mistakes and never ____ hope.
A. learn; lose B. learns; loses C. learnt; lose
主语
谓语
状语
谓语
~~~~~~~~
宾语
⑤A boy left a glass of juice [outside] (with a stick in it).
一个男孩把一杯果汁放在外面,里面插着一根小木棍。
用法:with复合结构放在名词后作后置修饰;a glass of 一杯固定量词搭配
【活学活用】
1.I carry a cup of water ____ a straw in it.
A. with B. and C. have
主语
后置定语
地点状语
谓语
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
宾语
Work in pairs. Talk about Thomas Edison and his qualities.
z
Sample
A: What qualities did Thomas Edison have?
B: It’s clear that he was creative and he worked very hard.
A: Can you give an example?
B: Yes. For example,he improved the first electric lights , he tried thousands of times before he finally succeeded.
A: That’s a great example. Sum up,being persistent is really important for inventors.
Phonetics in use
[l]
发音要领:
1. 舌尖向上抬起,紧紧抵住上齿龈(上排牙齿后方牙龈)
2.气流从舌头左右两侧送出
3.声带振动(浊辅音)
4.嘴型放松,舌头不要卷!
口诀:舌尖顶上牙床,气流两边跑。
发元音/l/的字母/字母组合
look /lʊk/
leave /liːv/
light /laɪt/
live /lɪv/(动词:居住;注意形容词,
live 作形容词 /laɪv/ 现场直播的
l
[r]
发音要领:
1. 舌尖抬起向后卷,不触碰牙齿/牙龈,悬空
2. 嘴唇向前收圆、微微突出
3. 声带振动(浊辅音)
口诀:舌尖后卷不碰牙,嘴唇圆起来。
发/r/的字母/字母组合。
r
right /raɪt/
ready /ˈredi/
very /ˈveri/
rain /reɪn/
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