初中英语人教版（2024）七年级下册（2024）Unit 8 Once upon a Time优秀课件ppt

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能够通过阅读和讨论，理解故事《丑小鸭》的主要情节和角色特征以及所蕴含的意义。能够通过预测、图片排序和回答问题等活动，培养信息分析和归纳能力；同时，通过对角色行为的分析，发展推理能力和批判性思维能力。能够通过对《渔夫和妖怪》故事的部分情节的理解，在合理预测的基础上，发挥创造性思维续编故事。能够运用一般过去时和一般现在时来理解和讲述故事。能够从不同故事中理解和汲取多样的人生智慧和为人处世的道理。
Unlucky things may turn ut well. And gd things culd g wrng t.
Mastery cmes frm lng-term cnsistent practice.
Be hnest and brave t tell the truth.
Kindness is never wasted.
Tday we will meet a special duckling. He is different frm thers.
The cat and the hen laughed at the little ducking.
Other birds lked dwn the little ugly ducking.
The ugly ducking turned int a swan and fund its partners.
A different little “ducking” came ut frm an egg.
A. A letterB. A shrt stryC. A playD. A piece f news
A. Mther duckB. The ugly ducklingC. Five little yellw duckliD. Three beautiful swans
Once upn a time, there was a mther duck. She had six little ducklings. Five f the ducklings were small and yellw, but the last duckling was big and grey. “He desn’t lk like us! What an ugly duckling!” the ther ducklings said. “That’s nt nice!” said Mther Duck. “He’s still a duck like us!”
At the river, the ugly duckling swam well, just like all the ther ducklings. But the ther ducklings still laughed at him and tld him t g away. It made the pr duckling very sad, s he decided t search fr a new hme. He met many ther birds, but all f them thught that he was ugly t. They did nt want him t live with them.
Wh did he meet? D they want t live with him?
He met many ther birds, but all f them thught that he was ugly t. They did nt want him t live with them.
He met a cat and a hen.They did nt like him because he culd nt purr r lay eggs!
culdn’t purr
culdn’t lay eggs
Sme days later, the ugly duckling came t a lake. There, he saw three beautiful swans with lng necks and white feathers. “I wish I lked like yu!” he cried. “My friend, yu d lk like us! Lk in the water!” ne f the swans said. The duckling lked dwn, and t his surprise, he saw that he was a beautiful white swan t!
The ther ducklings __________ the ugly duckling and tld him t _______.　
The ugly duckling met many animals when he _______________a new hme, but n animals wanted t live with him.
One f the swans tld him t lk in the water.
He fund he was a beautiful _______.
A mther duck had six little ducklings. The last ne was big and _____.
The ugly ducking saw beautiful ______.
searched fr
falling actin
We nly like animals with special skills. Yu are welcme here nly if yu can purr r lay eggs.
Yu’re big and grey, but we’re small and yellw. Yu’re very ugly because yu dn’t lk like us.
We want yu t g away. Yu cannt live with us because yu’re t ugly!
I’m nt happy here. Is there a right place fr me ut there?
A. The ugly duckling B. The five ducklings C. The ther birds D. The cat and the hen
1. _______　　 2. _______ 　　 　 3. _________　 4. _________
What d yu think f these characters?
The ugly duckling
lnely 孤独的sad 悲伤的brave 勇敢的resilient 坚韧的
The ther ducklings
mean 刻薄的unkind 不友善的teasing 爱取笑人的
Kind 善良的caring 有爱心的prtective 有保护欲的
The cat and the hen
bssy 专横的self - centered 以自我为中心的
The ther birds
unkind 不友善的shallw 肤浅的
graceful 优雅的beautiful 美丽的friendly 友好的
Can yu give these characters any advice? Share yur ideas.
Fr the ugly duckling:
Trust Yurself: Dn't feel bad when thers are mean. Yu're special, even if yu lk different. Believe that yu're great and have yur wn value.Dn't Give Up: When ther animals are nt nice, keep ging. Stay brave and dn't stp trying. Difficult times can make yu strnger.
Find Out Wh Yu Are: Try new things and discver what yu like. Dn't be afraid t be different. Yu'll learn mre abut yurself and becme prud f wh yu are.
Fr the Other Ducklings:
Dn't Judge by Lks: Dn't say bad things abut thers just because they lk strange. Everyne is different. What's inside a persn matters mre. Be Nice t Others: Always be kind. If smene seems different, be their friend instead f laughing at them. Yur kindness can make smene's day better.
Say Srry When Yu're Wrng: If yu hurt smene, admit it. Say “I’m srry” and try t be better. Everyne makes mistakes, but it’s imprtant t learn frm them.
Fr ther birds:
Dn’t judge by lks: Stp making fun f the ugly duckling because it lks “strange.” Spend time with it first—yu might find it’s kind and fun! Invite it t jin yu: Ask it t play r fly tgether. Say, “Want t jin ur grup?” Stand up fr thers: If smene is being mean, say, “Stp! It’s nt nice.” Helping thers is brave, and it shws yu’re a gd friend.
Fr the cat and the hen:
Dn't Be Mean: Dn't be s hard n the ugly duckling just because it lks different. Try t be nicer and nt say bad things abut it.Be Kind: Give the ugly duckling a chance. Maybe it can d sme things that yu dn't knw. Be kind and help it when it needs help.Share: Share yur things with the ugly duckling. Like if yu have fd r a nice place t rest, let it jin yu. Dn't be s selfish.
Fr the mther duck:
Lve All Yur Kids: Take care f every ne f yur ducklings. Make sure n ne gets left ut r bullied. Give them all the lve and attentin they need.Teach Gd Values: Shw yur ducklings hw t be kind and understanding. Tell them it’s gd t help thers and accept differences.
Help When They're in Truble: When yur kids have prblems, be there fr them. Give them advice and make them feel safe. Let them knw they can always cme t yu.
★ Tips:① Keep yur back straight.② Hld the bk upright.③ Read with emtins.
A mther duck had six little ducklings. The last ne was big and grey.
The ther ducklings called him "ugly" and tld him t g away. Feeling sad, he decided t search fr a new hme.
He met ther animals, but they all thugh he was ugly t and didn't want him.
The ugly duckling felt s sad he wanted t cry.But then he saw beautiful swans by a lake.
He lked in the water and realized he was a beautiful white swan.
What if the ugly duckling met the ther ducklings again after becming a swan?
The Ugly Duckling met his ld brthers and sisters by the river ne sunny mrning. They saw the big white swan swimming gracefully n the water. They admired his lng neck and sft white feathers. “What a beautiful swan!” they shuted. “We have never seen such a lvely bird!”
The swan smiled gently. “I am the ugly duckling yu laughed at lng ag.” The little ducklings felt ashamed. They lwered their heads and said srry t him. “We were wrng. We shuld nt judge thers by their lks.”
The swan did nt get angry. He tld them everyne wuld grw and change. Then he spread his wings and flew away t jin his swan friends.
I am the ugly duckling yu laughed at lng ag.
What a beautiful swan! We have never seen such a lvely bird!”
I frgive yu. Nw I see: Everyne is unique. We shuld be cnfident. Believe in myself.
We were wrng. We shuld nt judge thers by their lks.
Never judge a persn by their appearance.不要以貌取人。
Thugh yu may feel ugly nw, yu are meant fr smething beautiful.纵使此刻平凡不堪，你注定拥有属于自己的美好。
a fisherman
a fishing bat
Once upn a time, a fisherman caught a bttle in his fishing net.
When he pened it, a great clud came ut and became a genie!
“Prepare t die!” shuted the genie. “A lng time ag, I made a prmise. If smene set me free, I wuld make them rich and pwerful. But n ne ever came. After years and years f waiting, I became very angry.
If anyne set me free, I wuld kill them instead f giving them anything. S, yu must die!”
A fisherman pened a bttle. A great clud came ut and became a genie.
After years f waiting, the genie became very angry and decided t kill the fisherman.
Hw t write a gd ending?
The fisherman said calmly, “Genie, yu are s big, but the bttle is s small. I dn’t believe yu can g back int that tiny bttle.”
The genie was very angry. “Watch me!” he said and changed int smke t return t the bttle.
The fisherman quickly clsed the lid and sealed it. The genie shuted, “Let me ut, r yu will be in big truble”.
The fisherman shk his head and said, “The truly strng peple dn’t hurt thers. What traps yu isn’t just the bttle, but yur heart that refuses t frgive!”
After that, the fisherman threw the bttle int the sea. The bttle flew in the air and then disappeared.
Exchange yur drafts and share yur ideas with yur grup members.
The fisherman said, “Genie, I knw yu are angry, but killing me wn’t make yu truly happy. I can be yur friend. I can bring yu fd and tell yu stries every day.” The genie was surprised by the fisherman’s kindness. He thught abut it fr a mment. Then he said, “Yu are different frm thers. I wn’t kill yu. In fact, I will make yu rich as I nce prmised.” The genie kept his wrd and filled the fisherman’s bat with gld and jewels. The fisherman returned t the village and shared his wealth with everyne.
The scared fisherman begged, “Genie, save me! My family needs me. If I die, they will g hungry.” The genie stpped fr a mment, thinking f his wn family frm lng ag. Mved by the fisherman’s wrds, he said, “I will save yu, but yu must prmise t tell everyne that I am free.” The fisherman agreed and, as the genie disappeared, he rwed back t land. Happy t be alive, he tld his family and everyne in the village his stry, learning that kindness and hnesty can change even very strng anger int mercy.
It is wisdm, nt strength, that cnquers evil.战胜邪恶靠的是智慧，而非蛮力
Never give in t evil; use yur wit t utsmart danger.不要向邪恶屈服，要用智慧战胜危险。
The Ugly Duckling Once upn a time, there was a mther duck. She had six little ducklings. Five f the ducklings were small and yellw, but the last duckling was big and grey. “He desn’t lk like us! What an ugly duckling!” the ther ducklings said. “That’s nt nice!” said Mther Duck. “He’s still a duck like us!”
At the river, the ugly duckling swam well, just like all the ther ducklings. But the ther ducklings still laughed at him and tld him t g away. It made the pr duckling very sad, s he decided t search fr a new hme. He met many ther birds, but all f them thught he was ugly t. They did nt want him t live with them.
One day, the duckling met a cat and a hen. “May I stay with yu?” he asked hpefully. But the tw animals said n. They did nt like him because he culd nt purr r lay eggs!
Sme days later, the ugly duckling came t a lake. There, he saw three beautiful swans with lng necks and white feathers. “I wish I lked like yu!” he cried. “My friend, yu d lk like us! Lk in the water!” ne f the swans said. The duckling lked dwn, and t his surprise, he saw that he was a beautiful white swan t!
1. The last duckling was nt yellw. His grey feathers made it lk (丑陋的).2. He was different frm the ther ducklings, nt nly in clur but als in (大小).3. His brthers and sisters didn’t think he was a r duck. 4. They were nt very f t him and didn’t want t play with him. 5. This made him very sad, s he decided t leave hme and (寻找) fr a new hme.
1. The pr duckling in a river far away frm hme.2. He saw a cat and a n the river bank (岸).3.“May I stay with yu?” he asked .
think, hpeful, swim, hen, lay
4. One f the tw animals said, “Yesterday, I________ a beautiful egg. Surely（ 必定）yu can’t d the same.” 5. The duckling felt sad again. He ,“N ne wants t be my friend.”
1.别的动物总是因为他的外貌而嘲笑他。The ther animals always him because f his lks.2.他们让他走开，不要和他们待在一起。They tld him t and nt t stay with them.3.尽管如此，他从不放弃，继续寻找一个充满爱意和关怀的家。Even s, he never gave up and cntinued t a hme with lve and care.
laughed at
search fr
4.他最终在湖边看到了美丽的天鹅。令他惊喜的是，他发现自己也是一只天鹅。He finally saw beautiful swans by the lake. , he fund himself a swan, t.5.他意识到，只有看清自己，他才能找到真正的快乐。He realized that he culd find true happiness he saw his true self.
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