人教新目标 (Go for it) 版七年级下册Section A试讲课课件ppt

这是一份人教新目标 (Go for it) 版七年级下册Section A试讲课课件ppt

Unit 4 Don’t eat in class. 人教新目标版 七年级下SectionA 1a-2c 听说优质课Warming-uprule /ruːl/ n. 规则；规章Let’s talk about school rules.No, we can’t.We must be on time. Don’t arrive late for class. arrive /əˈraɪv/v. 到达上课迟到准时PresentationCan you arrive late for class ?必须Don’t run in the hallways.hallway /ˈhɔːlweɪ/n. 走廊；过道在走廊里跑No, we can’t.We can't run in the hallways.Can you run in the hallways ?No, we can’t.We must eat in the dining hall.hall /hɔːl/n. 大厅；礼堂dining hall 餐厅Don’t eat in the classroom. Can you eat in the classroom?listen /ˈlɪsn /v. 听；倾听听……Don’t listen to music in class.Can you listen to music in class?No, we can’t.We can listen to music in the music room.fight /faɪt/ n.＆ v. 打架；战斗Don’t fight.Can you fight?No, we can’t.We can't fight.School Rules Don’t fight. Don’t listen to music in class. Don’t eat in the classroom. Don’t run in the hallways. Don’t arrive late for class.祈使句的否定形式：don’t +实义动词原形“不要做……”祈使句：表示请求，提醒，命令，规则，警告等。祈使句通常省略主语you，以动词原形开头，用于向对方发出指令、请求等。1. Don’t arrive late for class. 上课不要迟到。【用法详解】arrive到达，是不及物动词，具体用法如下：Language points2. You must be on time. 你必须准时。【用法详解】must 必须为情态动词，无人称和数的变化。情态动词不能单独作谓语，必须与动词原形一起构成谓语。本句的谓语由“must+be”构成。You must obey the school rules. 你必须遵守校规。【易混辨析】on time 与in timeThe plane takes off on time. 飞机按时起飞。An ambulance arrived in time. 一辆救护车及时赶到。3. Don’t fight. 不要打架。【用法详解】（1）fight在句中作动词，意为“打架”，常用短语：fight with sb.“和某人打架”。Don’t fight with the driver in the bus, or you’ll be punished. 在公交车上不得与司机打架，否则你将会受到惩罚。（2）fight作动词，还有“战斗”的意思。They fought against the enemy fiercely. 他们与敌人进行了殊死搏斗。（3）fight也可作名词，意为“打架；战斗”，短语have a fight(with sb.) 表示“（和某人）打架”。It's not right to have a fight with your friend. 和朋友打架是不对的hallwaybe on timefightarrivemustdon’tlisten todinning hallRead the words and phrases before they are disappearing.rulePractice学生分两组，每一只蚂蚁代表一组同学。一组的学生派代表做违反校规的动作，另一组的学生用英语表达他违反了什么规则，说对了，点击小蚂蚁向上爬一梯。两组学生轮流做动作，看哪一组先爬上梯子。Read the school rules in the picture. SCHOOL RULES1. Don’t arrive late for class. You must be on time.2. Don’t run in the hallways.3. Don’t eat in the classroom. You must eat in the dining hall.4. Don’t listen to music in class.5. Don’t fight.Don’t run in the hallways.Sorry, Ms. Clark.Practice the conversation in the picture in 1a.sorry /ˈsɒri/ /ˈsɑːri/ adj. 抱歉的; 难过的; 惋惜的Which rules are these students breaking? Write the number of the rule next to the student.1a SCHOOL RULES1. Don’t arrive late for class. You must be on time.2. Don’t run in the hallways.3. Don’t eat in the classroom. You must eat in the dining hall.4. Don’t listen to music in class.5. Don’t fight.12345Listen. What rules are these students breaking? Write the numbers after the names.1bPeter ___________________________Amy __________________________Mike ___________________________2. Don’t run in the hallways.3. Don’t eat in the classroom.4. Don’t listen to music in class.Ms Clark: Hey, Peter. You know the_____. _______________________. Peter: Sorry, Ms. Clark.Mr. Smith: Amy,_______________________ ___________________________. Amy: Oh, sorry, Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith: Hey, Mike, _____________ ____________, Mike! Boy 1: He_____ hear you, Mr. Smith. rulesDon’t run in the hallwaysdon’t eat in the classroom. don’t listen to music in classcan’tYou must eat in the dining hallListen to the conversations again and fill in the blanks.Answer the questions.1. Are Peter and Amy polite to the teacher? Why do you think so?2. Does Mike say “Sorry” to the teacher? Why doesn’t he say “Sorry”?Yes. They say “Sorry” to the teacher.No. Mike is listening to music and he can’t hear the teacher.When others remind you of your breaking rules, you should say sorry for your improper behavior.Ms. Clark: Hey, Peter. You know the rules. Don’t run in the hallways.Peter: Sorry, Ms. Clark.Mr. Smith: Amy, don’t eat in the classroom. You must eat in the dining hall.Amy: Oh, sorry, Mr. Smith.Mr. Smith: Hey, Mike, don’t listen to music in class. Mike!Boy: He can’t hear you, Mr. Smith.Listen and read.Student A is a new student. Student B tells Student A about the rules above.Well, we can’t arrive late for class. We must be on time.What are the rules?Can we run in the hallways?No, we can’t.Can we ...?1cRead the activities. What can we do? What can’t we do?Activity/ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/ adv. 在外面 adj.外面的/weə/ v. 穿；戴Pre-listeningListen. Check (√) the activities Alan and Cindy talk about.2aActivity√√√√√√√Listen again. Can Alan and Cindy do these activities? Circle can or can’t above.2bActivity√√√√√√√可以结合常识来判断哦！Listen and read.Cindy: What are the school rules, Alan?Alan: Well, we can’t listen to music in the classroom or hallways. But we can listen to it outside or in the music room.Cindy: Uh-huh.Alan: And we can’t eat in the classroom, but we can eat in the dining hall.Cindy: Oh. And can we wear a hat in class?Alan: No, we can’t. What else? Oh, you can’t fight with your classmates. That makes the teachers really unhappy.Cindy: I see.Cindy is telling Alan the school rules:We ______ listen to music in the classroom or _________. But we ____ listen to it outside or in the music room. And we can’t _____in the classroom, but we can eat in the __________. We can’t _______________ or ________ our classmates. That ______ the teachersreally unhappy.can’thallwayscaneathalldiningwear hats in classfight withmakesFill in the blanks.Student A is Alan and Student B is Cindy. Talk about the rules in 2a.2cThese expressions may help youeat outsideeat in the dining halllisten to music in the music roomlisten to music outsidelisten to music in the classroom or hallwayswear a hat fightCan we listen to music, Cindy?We can’t listen to music in the hallways, but we can listen to it outside.Key words and sentences Words: rule, arrive, hallway, hall, dining, listen, fight, sorry, outsidePhrases: in class,dining hall,on time, arrive late for class,listen to music...Sentences:Don't run in the hallways. We can't arrive late for class.We must be on time.We can listen to music in the music room.SummayNothing can be accomplished without norms or standards. 没有规矩，不成方圆。 We mustkeep rules我们必须遵守规则。We can’tbreak rules我们不可以违反规则。