牛津译林版七年级下册Welcome to the unit教课内容ppt课件

这是一份牛津译林版七年级下册Welcome to the unit教课内容ppt课件，
Unit 5 Amazing thingsWelcome to the unit Do you believe there is a UFO in the world?a UFOUnidentifiedFlyingObject不明飞行物ObjectivesTo introduce students to some unusual phenomena and eventsTo use adjectives to describe feelings and opinions学生早读时已预习过本单元单词，可利用几分钟时间带学生快速回顾温习。对单词的熟练度越高，阅读的速率也越高。amazingsamebirthstop doing sth timesearthbonebackfatfactadj. 令人吃惊的，惊人的adj. 同一的，相同的n. 出生，诞生停止做某事n. [复]（用于比较）倍n. 地球n. 骨头n. 后部；背部n. 脂肪n. 事实New words and expressionGiraffes and humans have the same number of bones in their necks: seven. Fun factsThe Sun is about 1,300,000 times larger than the Earth.There are no bones in the back of elephants’ feet — only fat.Our eyes are the same size from birth, but our nose and ears never stop growing.Fish sleep with their eyes open.A: Do you know any fun facts about the world?B: Yes. The Sun is about 1,300,000 times larger than the Earth. A: That’s interesting! What about fish?B: Fish sleep with their eyes open.B: Oh, really?A: Yes. Isn’t that amazing?amazing cool funny great interesting wonderful1. Come on. 常用于口语中表达召唤、安慰、鼓 励、催促、不耐烦等很多意思。 行啦！得了！来吧！好啦！…… Come on! We still have another chance. Come on! Don’t cry like a child.Language points2. The world is full of amazing things. be full of … 充满了…… The cup is full of milk. Her eyes are full of tears. 引申：be filled with … 充满了……； 被……充满 The cup is filled with milk.3. Fish sleep with their eyes open. 鱼睁着眼睛睡觉。He likes to sleep with the window closed. 他喜欢关着窗户睡觉。with+名词+形容词/介词短语，这种结构通常在句中起状语、定语作用，或用来对句子或某一成分作补充说明。此处在句中作状语。 4. The Sun is about 1,300,000 times larger than the Earth. 太阳的体积是地球的约130万倍。注意：这里提及“太阳”、“地球”时，用的是the Sun、the Earth。我们在谈论天文学的各星球时，星球名称首字母均大写。平时提及“太阳”、“地球”时，则无需大写。用times表倍数时，一般仅表示三倍或三倍以上的数。This book is three times longer than that one. 这本书的篇幅是那本书的3倍。Reflection1. Pay attention to these words and phrases. same, birth, stop doing sth, earth, back, fat, fact2. How to describe feelings? amazing, cool, funny, great, interesting, wonderfulPreviewTo preview the wordlist in this UnitTo preview Reading on Page 58Talk about the amazing things you know.2. Listen and recite the conversation on page 57 and make your own conversation.HomeworkThank you!