Unit 8More than a GameProject & Reflecting课件2026-2027学年人教版九年级英语上册

Unit 8 More than a Game 第六课时　 Project & Reflecting 人教版 九年级 英语（上） A C B 1 What do you need to know before you introduce a sports event? Today you will work in groups. You will choose a sports event, research these questions, make a poster or short video, and present it to the class. Then we will vote for the top three. Step 1: Choose a Sports Event Step 2: Research Information Step 3: Make a Poster or Short Video Step 4: Present and Vote Let’s start step by step. Introduce your favourite sports event * Project 4a Work in groups. Choose a world-famous sports event that you all like. Women’s Volleyball World Championship World Table Tennis Championships FIFA World Cup Wimbledon Championships … Step 1 4b Research the questions. 1. When did the event start? 2. How often does it take place? 3. Who takes part in it? It began in 1930. It is held every four years. Teams from different countries. The host country can take part automatically. Step 2 4b Research the questions. 4. What is the prize? 5. Who are the most famous champions? The World Cup Trophy. Brazil, Germany and so on. Step 2 4c Make a poster or a short video with the information you find. Step 3 Example (for a poster or video script): Let me introduce the FIFA World Cup. It started in 1930 and takes place every four years. Many countries send their best football teams. The most famous champions include Pelé and Maradona. In my opinion, this event is amazing because it brings people together from all over the world. 4d Present your poster or video in class. Vote for the top three. Step 4 Category What to Check Rating Content Clear sports event name + when it started + how often it takes place + prize + famous champions Excellent/Good/Fair/Poor Language Used correct sentences to describe the event and explain why it is special Excellent/Good/Fair/Poor Teamwork Every member spoke and helped prepare the presentation Excellent/Good/Fair/Poor Chart Included pictures or video clips, clear speaking, good eye contact Excellent/Good/Fair/Poor Watch the video What do you know about the Paralympic Games? Read the text quickly. Choose suitable headers for paragraphs 2 to 5. 1 The Paralympics' Goal Famous Champions C. Opening Up to New Athletes D. Origins of the Paralympics * Reading Plus The Paralympics—Strength and Spirit Every two years, millions of people from around the world turn on their TVs to watch the Summer or Winter Olympic Games. However, did you know that a few weeks later, the same city hosts another major sports event—the Paralympic Games? The Paralympics is an international sports event for athletes with physical disabilities. The original idea came from a doctor named Ludwig Guttmann in England shortly after World War II. Guttmann was interested in improving the lives of soldiers dependent on wheelchairs. He therefore decided to arrange a sports competition between a small group of patients on the same day as the opening of the 1948 Olympic Games. This small event slowly grew, and in 1960 it became known as the first Paralympic Games. It was decided that from then on the Paralympics would be held in the same year and country as the Olympic Games. Nowadays, the Paralympic Games take place in the same cities as the Olympics and use the same venues a short time later. At the beginning, the Paralympics were open only to people in wheelchairs. However, in 1976, athletes with visual and other physical disabilities were included. Generally, athletes at the Paralympics only compete against others with the same kind of disability. Like the Olympics, the Paralympics have also produced many great heroes and champions, including Natalia Partyka, who was born without a right hand. She has competed in table tennis in the Olympics, and also in the Paralympics, where she has won gold medals. Some Paralympians are blind and need a guide to help them in racing events. For example, Chinese Paralympian Liu Cuiqing has won three gold medals with her guide Xu Donglin. She won gold in the 400 metres and 4×100-metre relay in 2016, and the 400 metres again in 2021. The Paralympics’ goal has always been to help those with disabilities to improve their physical health and bring them joy and purpose. The motto for the Olympic movement is "Faster, Higher, Stronger—Together". The Paralympic Games follow this motto, showing the amazing strength and spirit of athletes with physical disabilities. A. The Paralympics’ Goal B. Famous Champions C. Opening Up to New Athletes D. Origins of the Paralympics Check your answer! paragraphs 2 to 5: DCBA According to the text, why are the following dates important in the history of the Paralympics? Write your answers. 2 1948: _____________________________________ _______________________________________ 2. 1960: ______________________________________ _____________________________________ 3. 1976: ______________________________________ ______________________________________ A small sports competition was held on the same day as the opening of the Olympic Games. It became known as the first Paralympic Games. Athletes with visual and other physical disabilities were included. Answer the questions. 3 1. Why is Ludwig Guttmann an important person in the history of the Paralympics? The Paralympics—Strength and Spirit Every two years, millions of people from around the world turn on their TVs to watch the Summer or Winter Olympic Games. However, did you know that a few weeks later, the same city hosts another major sports event—the Paralympic Games? The Paralympics is an international sports event for athletes with physical disabilities. The original idea came from a doctor named Ludwig Guttmann in England shortly after World War II. Guttmann was interested in improving the lives of soldiers dependent on wheelchairs. He therefore decided to arrange a sports competition between a small group of patients on the same day as the opening of the 1948 Olympic Games. This small event slowly grew, and in 1960 it became known as the first Paralympic Games. It was decided that from then on the Paralympics would be held in the same year and country as the Olympic Games. Nowadays, the Paralympic Games take place in the same cities as the Olympics and use the same venues a short time later. At the beginning, the Paralympics were open only to people in wheelchairs. However, in 1976, athletes with visual and other physical disabilities were included. Generally, athletes at the Paralympics only compete against others with the same kind of disability. Like the Olympics, the Paralympics have also produced many great heroes and champions, including Natalia Partyka, who was born without a right hand. She has competed in table tennis in the Olympics, and also in the Paralympics, where she has won gold medals. Some Paralympians are blind and need a guide to help them in racing events. For example, Chinese Paralympian Liu Cuiqing has won three gold medals with her guide Xu Donglin. She won gold in the 400 metres and 4×100-metre relay in 2016, and the 400 metres again in 2021. The Paralympics’ goal has always been to help those with disabilities to improve their physical health and bring them joy and purpose. The motto for the Olympic movement is "Faster, Higher, Stronger—Together". The Paralympic Games follow this motto, showing the amazing strength and spirit of athletes with physical disabilities. He started the Paralympics. The Paralympics—Strength and Spirit Every two years, millions of people from around the world turn on their TVs to watch the Summer or Winter Olympic Games. However, did you know that a few weeks later, the same city hosts another major sports event—the Paralympic Games? The Paralympics is an international sports event for athletes with physical disabilities. The original idea came from a doctor named Ludwig Guttmann in England shortly after World War II. Guttmann was interested in improving the lives of soldiers dependent on wheelchairs. He therefore decided to arrange a sports competition between a small group of patients on the same day as the opening of the 1948 Olympic Games. This small event slowly grew, and in 1960 it became known as the first Paralympic Games. It was decided that from then on the Paralympics would be held in the same year and country as the Olympic Games. Nowadays, the Paralympic Games take place in the same cities as the Olympics and use the same venues a short time later. At the beginning, the Paralympics were open only to people in wheelchairs. However, in 1976, athletes with visual and other physical disabilities were included. Generally, athletes at the Paralympics only compete against others with the same kind of disability. Like the Olympics, the Paralympics have also produced many great heroes and champions, including Natalia Partyka, who was born without a right hand. She has competed in table tennis in the Olympics, and also in the Paralympics, where she has won gold medals. Some Paralympians are blind and need a guide to help them in racing events. For example, Chinese Paralympian Liu Cuiqing has won three gold medals with her guide Xu Donglin. She won gold in the 400 metres and 4×100-metre relay in 2016, and the 400 metres again in 2021. The Paralympics’ goal has always been to help those with disabilities to improve their physical health and bring them joy and purpose. The motto for the Olympic movement is "Faster, Higher, Stronger—Together". The Paralympic Games follow this motto, showing the amazing strength and spirit of athletes with physical disabilities. 2. Which famous Paralympians are mentioned in the text? What were their achievements? Natalia Partyka — table tennis Liu Cuiqing — running with her guide 3. Can you find some information about the latest Paralympic Games and share an impressive story? In 2020 Tokyo Paralympics, Chinese swimmer Zheng Tao (no arms) won gold and broke the world record. The Paralympics-Strength and Spirit Every two years, millions of people from around the world turn on their TVs to watch the Summer or Winter Olympic Games. However, did you know that a few weeks later, the same city hosts another major sports event-the Paralympic Games? 每两年 数百万的 残奥会 打开 _________________ The Paralympics is an international sports event for athletes with physical disabilities. The original idea came from a doctor named Ludwig Guttmann in England shortly after World War II. Guttmann was interested in improving the lives of soldiers dependent on wheelchairs. He therefore decided to arrange a sports competition between a small group of patients on the same day as the opening of the 1948 Olympic Games. 身体残疾 在…… 之后不久 对…… 感兴趣 依靠；依赖 决定做某事 This small event slowly grew, and in 1960 it became known as the first Paralympic Games. It was decided that from then on the Paralympics would be held in the same year and country as the Olympic Games. Nowadays, the Paralympic Games take place in the same cities as the Olympics and use the same venues a short time later. （人们）决定……”，被动句式。 从那时起 发生；举办 不久之后 _________________ In the beginning, the Paralympics were open only to people in wheelchairs. However, in 1976, athletes with visual and other physical disabilities were included. Generally, athletes at the Paralympics only compete against others with the same kind of disability. 起初，一开始 be open to 对…… 开放 同一种类的 _________________ Like the Olympics, the Paralympics have also produced many great heroes and champions, including Natalia Partyka,who was born without a right hand. She has competed in table tennis in the Olympics, and also in the Paralympics, where she has won gold medals. 生来没有…… 参加（比赛） Some Paralympians are blind and need a guide to help them in racing events. For example, Chinese Paralympian Liu Cuiging has won four gold medals with her guide, Xu Donglin. She won gold in the 400 metres and 4×100 m relay in 2016, and the 400 metres and 200 metres in 2021. need sb. to do sth. 需要某人做某事 _________________ The Paralympics' goal has always been to help those with disabilities to improve their physical health and bring them joy and purpose. The motto for the Olympic movement is "Faster, Higher, Stronger-Together". The Paralympic Games follow this motto, showing the amazing strength and spirit of athletes with physical disabilities. 现在完成时：一直是 help sb. (to) do sth. 帮助某人做某事 1. Can you describe some sports events that you have learnt about in this unit? 2. What have you learnt about the two Beijing Olympic Games? 3. What have you learnt about the rules for subject-verb agreement? 4. Can you talk about your favourite sports event or athlete and explain why? 5. How do you understand the spirit of sport? Reflecting The most important thing in sport is not winning but taking part. Exercises 一、单选。 ( )1. Neither my sister nor I ____ good at figure skating. A. is B. am C. are ( )2. Everybody in our class ____ to watch the Winter Olympics. A. want B. wants C. wanting B B 28 ( )3. Both volleyball and basketball ____ my favourite sports. A. are B. is C. was ( )4. Each of the runners ____ a baton in the relay race. A. hold B. holds C. holding A B 二、语段填空 A world‑famous sports ________(event) is held ______________(every four years). Plenty of excellent athletes want ___________(qualify for) it and _______________(take part in) the competition. Sports ____________(bring together) people around the world. The true spirit of sport is ________(not) winning ________(but) taking part. not event every four years to qualify for take part in bring together but Finish your group poster and stick it on the classroom wall.Then，write a short passage about your favourite athlete. Homework Lavf57.71.100 Packed by Bilibili XCoder v2.0.2 $