内容正文:
Unit 2 We’re Family!
Section A What is your family like?
(2a-2e)
Learning Objectives
In this lesson you will:
1. talk about the activities your family members do;
2. think about how different activities help a family spend
time together;
3. explore the meaning of a family.
Look and Say
What are the people doing?
playing ping-pong
ping-pong bat
playing chess
playing Chinese chess
playing the violin
playing the erhu
Erhu is also called “the Chinese violin”.
fishing
fishing rod
doing square dancing
doing Tai Chi
drinking tea
growing plants and flowers
Do you see any activities that your parents or grandparents may like?
If no, what do they like to do?
Look at the picture. What can you see in the room?
a piano
two fishing rods
two ping-pong bats
Can you guess what Peter and Teng Fei will talk about?
Listen to the conversation and circle the words you hear.
Teng Fei: Hi, Peter! Come in. / Welcome.
Peter: Thanks. Oh, these ping-pong bats are nice. Whose are they?
Teng Fei: Well, this is my ping-pong bat, and the old / new one
is my grandpa’s.
Peter: Do you often play ping-pong together?
Teng Fei: Yes, we play every day / week. My grandpa loves sport.
Peter: Whose fishing rods are those?
Teng Fei: They’re my father’s. He spends a lot of / lots of time
fishing.
Peter: Hey, do you play the piano?
Teng Fei: No, I don’t. It’s my mother’s piano. She can play it
really / very well!
Read the conversation and answer the questions.
1. Who owns the red ping-pong bat?
3. What does Teng Fei’s father like?
4. Does Teng Fei play the piano?
Teng Fei.
He likes fishing.
No, his mother plays the piano.
2. How often do Teng Fei and his grandpa play the ping-pong?
They play every week.
Complete the table about Teng Fei’s family.
Family member Thing Activity
Teng Fei ping-pong bat play ping-pong
Grandpa
Father
Mother
ping-pong bat
play ping-pong
fishing rods
go fishing
piano
play the piano
Take turns to talk about Teng Fei’s family with a partner.
Teng Fei has a ping-pong bat. He likes playing ping-pong very much.
His grandpa has a ping-pong bat, too. He loves sport. He plays ping-pong with Teng Fei every week.
...
...
Look at the photo of Li Xin’s family. What can we know about each person?
loves reading /
reads a lot
likes Chinese chess
loves sports / often play basketball
plays the erhu well
loves gardening / grows plants and flowers
loves animals / plays with the dog
Read the conversation. Who’s Li Xin?
A: Whose erhu is this?
B: It’s Li Xin’s erhu.
A: Does she play the erhu well?
B: Yes, she does.
A: ...
Use the photos to talk about Li Xin’s family.
A: Whose erhu is this?
B: It’s Li Xin’s erhu.
A: Does she play the erhu well?
B: Yes, she does.
A: ...
often play basketball
read a lot
like Chinese chess
play the erhu well
like gardening
love animals
Does every member in Li Xin’s family have the same hobby?
Can you think of how these different activities help her family spend time together?
They can have a family reading time together.
Li Xin and her brother can learn how to growing plants with their grandma.
...
What activities do your family members do?
Family member Thing Activity
Grandpa
Grandma
Father
Mother
drinking tea
teapot
Bring some photos of things your family members have. In pairs, ask and answer questions about who owns each of them and what activities your family do.
Whose ... is this?
It’s ...
Does he / she ...?
...
Think and Share
How do these activities help your family spend time together?
Everybody in a family is different.
Family is a place where different people live together with love!
Love is sweet.
Love is kind.
Love comes from the family of mine!
Let’s sing a song and get the meaning of a family!
Language Points
1. 比较Come in 与 Welcome
Come in.是一个祈使句,意思是“进来吧。”它的语气比较直接,用来直接邀请某人进入某个地方。
Welcome.可以单独作感叹词,用来表达欢迎某人。语气上更加正式和礼貌。
Welcome也可以接副词,如Welcome back. / Welcome home.
Welcome+to+地点名词,如Welcome to our school.
2. Whose are they?
Whose are they?是一个特殊疑问句,用来询问物品的归属。whose是疑问代词,意思是“谁的”。
注意区分:Who’s是Who is的缩写,意思是“谁是”,例如Who’s your English teacher?
3. The old one is my grandpa’s.
’s是名词所有格,表示“某物属于某人”或某物的所有权。
E.g. my cousin’s watch
Children’s day
Kate’s book
the cat’s tail
4. He spends a lot of time fishing.
sb. spend a lot of time (on) doing sth.的意思是“某人花费大量时间做某事”。
E.g. My father spends a lot of time watching Douyin videos.
Xinyu spends a lot of time practicing the erhu every day.
※ 比较a lot of 与 lots of
a lot of和lots of二者可互换,都是既可以修饰可数名词,也可以修饰不可数名词。
E.g. There are lots of / a lot of trees on the hill.
We have a lot of / lots of time.
Reflecting
How well can you do these things? Very well OK Needs work
1. I can talk about the activities my
family members do and how we spend
time together.
2. I can explore the meaning of a family.
本文件著作权为创作公司所有, 仅限于教师教学及其他非商业性和非盈利性用途。如发现盗用、转卖、网络传播等侵权行为, 本公司将依法追究其相应法律责任。
部分素材选自网络, 如有争议, 请联系删改。
声 明
$Love is sweet, love is kind, love comes from a family of mind. We are big, we are all we are Young, and we are all. We are living together with you. We we learn every day, we are all the things people. 酒店的流泪爱。Together, together. Whatever we we are. We have, and we should. We are out to find people living together with together we all, we say we hope we really. There are people living to get. 2A。Living working together, together. we. together.