2025 外研社英语 八上 Unit 5 Starting out 课件（可修改）

Unit 5Everywhere we go, there are rules. In this unit, let’s explore different types of rules. Why are rules important? How do rules change over time? By the end of this unit, you will design new rules for your class.After completing the unit, you will be able to:use words and expressions in the unit to talk about rules.use the infinitive of purpose to tell stories about following rules.describe the importance of rules.What are you going to explore in this unit?following ruleschallenging ruleschanging ruleszebra crossingpavementsignA boy is crossing the road on a zebra crossing.And there is a “STOP" sign next to the zebra crossing.Look at the picture and answer the questions.11. What kinds of rules do you need to follow in daily life?2. Can you give an example?Rules are all around us.What kinds of rules are there?Traffic RulesClass RulesShopping RulesEating RulesFamily Rules…Library RulesDon't be late for class.Listen carefully.Share your ideas and ask questions.Don't talk when the teacher is speaking.No eating or drinking.Traffic RulesStop at red lights.Wear seat belts.Follow speed limits.No phone use while driving.Don't drink alcohol before driving.Class RulesShopping RulesWait in line.Pay for what you take.Don't steal.Put things back.Follow store rules.Eating Rules Clean your hands before eating.Don’t talk with food in your mouth.Start eating when everyone has food.Don’t waste food.Family RulesBe kind to family members.Be honest.No fighting.Share.Follow bedtime.Spend time together.Library RulesBe quiet.Return books on time.Take care of books.No running.Keep tables clean.Watch the video and answer the question.1. What rules are mentioned?The following rules are mentioned: rules at home, rules at school, rules for having fun and traffic rules.2. What can we learn from the examples of traffic rules?The examples of traffic rules show that some rules develop over time and vary across countries.In 1868,in the United StatesUK,on the left3. What will the world be without rules?The world will be difficult and dangerous for everyone without rules.Read the quotes and answer the questions.21. What do these quotes mean?Mencius’s quote means we need rules to achieve anything. Edmund Burke’s quote means a well-organised system is the basis of everything.标准基础秩序社会规范、行为准则埃蒙德·伯克: 18世纪英国政论家、美学家，是现代保守主义的思想奠基者。2. Which one do you agree with more? Why?I agree with Mencius more because we need rules to do things correctly. For example, traffic rules help keep us safe on the road.