Unit 3 Smart Learning Section A 1a-2d 课件 2026-2027学年人教版英语九年级上册

该初中英语课件围绕“Smart Learning”主题，聚焦学习方法及相关词汇（如hands-on, experiment）、句型（How do you study...?）。课堂以图片提问导入，激活学生经验，通过词汇学习、听前技巧勾选、听中对话理解、听后对话练习，构建从输入到输出的学习支架。 其亮点在于融合语言能力、思维品质与学习能力培养。通过真实对话操练提升听说表达，引导学生分析学习方法适用性（如1a分享环节），鼓励总结个性化策略（Add Your Own Tips）。采用任务型教学，小结清晰，助力学生掌握学习策略，教师可高效开展互动教学。

Smart Learning (Period 1) Section A (1a-2d) 人教版九年级上册英语 Look and say 1. What do you see in this photo? 2. What do you think is going on in this photo? 3. How is this like your own studies? 2 hands-on /ˌhændzˈɒn/ adj. 动手的；实际操作的；亲身实践的 Example: Hands-on learning is very useful for understanding how machines work. experiment /ɪkˈsperɪmənt/ n. 实验；试验；尝试 Example: We did a fun physics experiment yesterday to test gravity. look up /lʊk ʌp/ phr. v. 查阅（资料）；向上看；拜访 Example: If you don't know a word, look it up in the dictionary. dictionary /ˈdɪkʃənri/ n. 词典；字典；辞书 Example: A good English-Chinese dictionary is helpful for students. 1.7.2013 ‹#› 01 aloud /əˈlaʊd/ adv. 出声地；大声地 Example: Please read the text aloud so that your classmates can hear you. 02 dialogue /ˈdaɪəlɒɡ/ n. 对话；对白 Example: Practice the dialogue with your partner in pairs for five minutes. 03 suit /suːt/ v. 适合；适宜 Example: This flexible learning way suits my study habits very well. 04 general /ˈdʒenrəl/ adj. 总的；通常的；普遍的 Example: Try to grasp the general idea of the passage before reading details. 1.7.2013 ‹#› 01. speed /spiːd/ n. 速度，速率；v. 加速，快速前行 ⚠ 注意：过去式/分词：sped 或 speeded You can improve your reading speed by reading aloud every day. 02. grammar /ˈɡræmə(r)/ n. 语法；语法规则；语言结构 💡 拓展：grammatical (adj.) 合乎语法的 I have difficulty with English grammar, so I keep a grammar notebook. 03. in general phr. 总的来说；通常；大体上 🔄 同义：generally speaking / on the whole In general, people prefer to live in a quiet and comfortable environment. Key Collocation: at the speed of... 意为“以……的速度”，后接具体数值或抽象概念。例：The train is traveling at the speed of 200 miles per hour.（火车正以每小时200英里的速度行驶）；Time seems to pass at the speed of light when you're having fun. 1.7.2013 ‹#› Look at these learning tips. Tick the ones that you use. You can add more. 1a 6 01. Most Used Tip Which study technique do you rely on most for retaining information? What makes it your go-to method, especially during busy weeks? 02. Next to Try Which new strategy from today’s list sparked your curiosity? How do you plan to integrate it into your next study session to test its impact? 03. Hidden Gems Do you have any secret hacks or lesser-known resources that help you stay focused? Share your unique, unconventional insights with the group! Add Your Own Tips & Collaborative Notes This is your space to contribute! Jot down any additional strategies, tools, or personal rituals that enhance your learning experience. Let’s build a collective wisdom board to help everyone in the room succeed. Share Your Results 1a Listen to the conversations and match them with the pictures. 1b 8 Listen to the conversations. Conversation 1 Lisa: Teng Fei, you always do well in maths. How do you study for it? Teng Fei: For me, I think the best way is to do maths problems. I found a learning app for that. Let me show you. Lisa: Cool! How does it work? Teng Fei: You begin by taking a test. It will find your weak points. Then it gives exercises to work on them. Lisa: Oh, good. That's smart. Teng Fei: Exactly! 9 Listen to the conversations. Conversation 2 Adam: Hi, Fu Xing. I wonder if you could help me with my history study. You always get good marks in history. How do you do it? Fu Xing: Sure, Adam. I study by taking notes a lot. Adam: What do you mean by that? Fu Xing: Well, for historical events, I usually make a timeline and test myself on the key points. I like using mind maps. I think they can help me better understand historical events. Adam: Sounds interesting. Thanks! 10 Listen to the conversations. Conversation 3 Ella: What is your secret to learning physics well, Peter? Peter: Well, Ella, I like doing hands-on experiments. Ella: How does that help? Peter: You know, everything in physics connects with something in real life. By doing hands-on experiments, I can see that connection. Ella: Wow, I see! Many famous physicists also started doing experiments when they were young. Peter: Exactly! 11 Key Sentence Patterns How do you study for...? 你如何为……做准备/学习？ （用于询问学习方法） Example: How do you study for an English test? 你是如何为英语考试做准备的？ I study by doing... 我通过做……来学习。 （by + doing 表示方式方法） Example: I study by working with a group. 我通过小组合作的方式来学习。 What do you find difficult? 你发现……有什么困难？ （用于交流学习难点与挑战） Example: What do you find difficult about learning English? 你觉得学习英语最困难的地方是什么？ Check the answers. 1b C B A 13 Listen again and complete the sentences. 1c 1. Teng Fei says the best way to study maths is to __________. 2. The learning app will find your weak points and __________ to work on them. 3. Adam wonders if Fu Xing could help him with his __________. 4. Fu Xing takes notes a lot and tests herself on __________. 5. Ella wants to know Peter’s secret to __________. 6. By doing hands-on experiments, Peter finds that he can connect physics with something __________. 14 1. do maths problems| 搭配：“do + 学科 + problems”是解决理科难题的地道表达。 2. give exercises| 用法：老师“布置练习”的常用语，被动形式“be given exercises”更常见。 3. history study| 辨析：侧重“系统性学习历史”，区别于“history class”（历史课）。 4. the key points| 技巧：听到“firstly, main idea”等信号词时，速记该部分内容。 5. learning physics well| 语法：动名词短语作主语，谓语动词需使用第三人称单数形式。 6. in real life| 场景：用于连接理论知识与实际应用，是听力中常见的举例过渡。 Check the answers. 1c 15 Talk about how you study for the school subjects mentioned above. 1d I use websites to help me with ... How do you study for ..? I study by reviewing my notes. I think it helps. How do you ...? 16 Dialogue Example A: How do you study for a big exam? I’m really worried about the upcoming physics test. B: I study by reviewing my class notes every evening. It helps me remember the formulas better. How do you usually prepare? A: I use educational websites to do practice quizzes and watch video explanations. It makes the difficult concepts easier to understand. Your Turn English Vocabulary & Grammar Maths Formulas & Problems Physics Experiments & Laws History Events & Dates Chinese Poems & Essays 💡Task: Choose one subject from the cards above. Work with your partner to create a new dialogue using the sentence patterns from the example. Pair Work 1d 17 2a Think about how you learn English. Tick the ways that are true for you. How Do You Learn English? Let's talk about English learning Speaking Vocabulary Grammar Listening Reading & Writing 2b Listen to the conversation in a school English club. Complete the chart. Listen to the conversation in a school English club. Mr Smith: Welcome to the English club! Today’s question is: What are some good ways to learn English? Fu Xing: I like to learn new words by using flashcards. Mr Smith: Yes, flashcards are easy to carry around and let you review the words. Teng Fei: It’s also good to note down useful expressions and word groups. Mr Smith: Right. It’s helpful to put words into meaningful groups. I also want to know whether you read English books outside class. 21 Listen to the conversation in a school English club. Yaming: Yes. I like reading a lot, both in English and Chinese. Mr Smith: Good. I believe reading is important for learning in general. Meimei: I like reading too. But I can’t read very fast. Fu Xing: I guess maybe you need to read books that suit your English level. Mr Smith: Yes, choose something interesting and easy to read. Read something every day and read widely. The more you read, the faster and better you’ll become. Any other ideas? 22 2b Check the answers. ① What are some good ways to learn English? ②using flashcards ③note down ④word groups ⑤read English books 2c Listen again. Choose the tips mentioned in the listening. ____ A. Flashcards are useful because you can take them anywhere. ____ B. It’s good to put words in groups when you learn them. ____ C. It’s important to speak English a lot outside class. ____ D. You should read books that suit your English level. ____ E. Reading is important for learning in general. ____ F. You will improve your reading speed if you read a lot. Listen again. Mr Smith: Welcome to the English club! Today’s question is: What are some good ways to learn English? Fu Xing: I like to learn new words by using flashcards. Mr Smith: Yes, flashcards are easy to carry around and let you review the words. Teng Fei: It’s also good to note down useful expressions and word groups. Mr Smith: Right. It’s helpful to put words into meaningful groups. I also want to know whether you read English books outside class. 25 Listen again. Yaming: Yes. I like reading a lot, both in English and Chinese. Mr Smith: Good. I believe reading is important for learning in general. Meimei: I like reading too. But I can’t read very fast. Fu Xing: I guess maybe you need to read books that suit your English level. Mr Smith: Yes, choose something interesting and easy to read. Read something every day and read widely. The more you read, the faster and better you’ll become. Any other ideas? 26 2d What do you find difficult about learning English? What are some ways to overcome these problems? Share with a partner. 💡 Brainstorm & Solutions Think about your own journey: What has worked for you? Discuss with your group members and list out creative, practical solutions for each difficulty listed on the left. Focus on actionable steps (e.g., "Read short news articles daily" or "Use flashcards for vocabulary"). Write down your group’s top 3 most effective solutions. 2d Share Your Success Strategies! Vocabulary Sentences learner, flashcard, project, website, hands-on, experiment, look up, dictionary, aloud, dialogue, suit, general, in general, speed, grammar 1. How do you study...? 2. What do you find difficult...? 3. I study by doing... 4. It's + adj. + to do sth. Memorize all the new words and phrases covered today. Practice writing 5 original sentences using these words to ensure you understand their context and usage. $