英语必修 第三册Unit 5 The Value of Money学案设计

这是一份英语必修 第三册Unit 5 The Value of Money学案设计，共8页。

1.t write a drama prperly and cncisely.
2. t study the rganizatin and language features.
3. t absrb sme language pints cncerning the tpic.
T have a gd understanding f hw t write a drama.
2. T use what has been learned t write a drama.
3. T exchange drafts with a partner. Use the checklist t help yur partner revise his/her draft.
Step 1: Read and answer the fllwing questins.
1. Where des Henry g? What des he want?
2. What d the clerks shw Henry at first? Why?
3 .What makes the peple in the stre change their attitudes twards Henry?
4 .Why wuld the wner be willing t wait fr a lng time t get paid?
5. Is it right t judge peple by their clthes? Why r why nt?
Step 2: study the language features
Underline the sentences that shw hw peple’s attitudes change twards Henry.
Step 3:
戏剧是一种综合的舞艺术。我们这里要写的戏剧实际上就是剧本。它是文学体裁的一种，戏剧的基本要素包括情感、欲望、争斗、妥协等组成部分。戏剧离不开冲突，它表现在人物性格的冲突中，具体表现为一系列的动作。戏剧语言包括人物语言(台词actr's/actress' lines)和舞台说明(stage directin)，舞台说明是写在剧本每一幕的开端，结尾和对话中间的说明性的文字、内容包括人物、时间、地点、服装、道具、布景及人物的表情、动作、上下场等。它具有增强舞台气氛，烘托人物心情，展示人物性格，推动情节展开等多种作用。
[基本框架]
1．旁白(narratr)——交代故事的场地、人物、时间等；
2．主体(bdy)交代故事的发展、冲突、结果。
[常用词汇]
1．_____________________感觉高兴了一会儿
2．___________________开始担心
3．___________________跑回家开始敲门
4．___________________...对……打赌
5．___________________很荣兴地帮你
6．___________________能负担的起买它
[常用语句]
1．The rich brthers Tm and Tim, have made a bet n the game in the huse n Sunday.
周末，Tm和Tim这对富有的哥俩在他们家里就这场比赛打了个赌。
2．They saw a yung man wandering utside their huse.
他们看见一个年轻人在他们的房子外徘徊．
3．He enters the huse when he saw a sign fr a place that sells clthes.
当他看见一个卖衣服的地方时他走进了房间。
4．I'd like sme ham and eggs and a nice big steak. Make it extra thick. I'd als like a cup f cffee and a pineapple dessert.
我要火腿加鸡蛋还有一块大牛排，要特厚的。我还要一杯咖啡，一份菠萝甜点。
5．Right, sir. I'm afraid it'll cst a large amunt f mney.
好的，先生。恐怕这得花费一大笔钱。
6．It's amazing hw much pleasure yu get ut f the simple things in life，especially if yu can't have them fr a while.
生活中从如此简单的东西之中竟能得到这么大的乐趣，真是令人吃惊，特别是当你有一段时间吃不到这些东西的时候。
7．I'm s srry，sir，s srry，but I cannt change this bank nte.
对不起，先生，非常对不起，但是这张钞票我找不开。
8．Oh，please，dn't wrry，sir. Desn't matter at all. We're s very glad that yu even entered ur little eating place. Indeed，sir，I hpe yu'll cme here whenever yu like.
哎呀，先生，请别担心。一点儿也没关系。我们非常高兴您能走进我们这家小吃店。真的，先生，我希望您随时光临。
9．N，it's kind f yu. Yu must cme whenever yu want and have whatever yu like. Just having yu sit here is a great hnur！As fr the bill，sir，please frget it.
不，先生，是您太好了。您什么时候想来就来，想吃什么就吃什么。您就是在这儿坐一下也是我们莫大的荣幸！至于账单嘛，先生，请把它忘了吧。
续写《百万英镑》的某一场
请你根据本单元所学的内容，设想一下Henry来到一家理发店，他与店主和其他客人会发生怎样的互动呢，思考一下，写一个简单的小剧本。
注意：1.交代清楚人物、地点和时间等；
2．注意故事情节的发展、冲突和结尾。














【答案】
Step 1: Read and answer the fllwing questins.
1. Where des Henry g? What des he want?
2. What d the clerks shw Henry at first? Why?
3 .What makes the peple in the stre change their attitudes twards Henry?
4 .Why wuld the wner be willing t wait fr a lng time t get paid?
5. Is it right t judge peple by their clthes? Why r why nt?
1. He ges t a tailr's shp. He wants new clthes.
2 They shw him ready made clthes, because he lks pr and these clthes are cheaper.
3 They change their attitudes after seeing the millin-pund nte because they think that he is rich.
4 Perhaps he thinks that Henry will cme back and buy a lt mre clthes in the future r tell his wealthy friends abut the shp.
5 N, it's nt right, fr tw reasns. First, everyne has dignity and shuld be treated with the same respect. Secnd, yu cannt judge smene befre yu knw all the facts abut this persn. Dressing well r having a lt f mney desn't mean smene is a nice persn. Smetimes appearances are deceptive.
Step 2: study the language features
Underline the sentences that shw hw peple’s attitudes change twards Henry.
Step 4:
戏剧是一种综合的舞艺术。我们这里要写的戏剧实际上就是剧本。它是文学体裁的一种，戏剧的基本要素包括情感、欲望、争斗、妥协等组成部分。戏剧离不开冲突，它表现在人物性格的冲突中，具体表现为一系列的动作。戏剧语言包括人物语言(台词actr's/actress' lines)和舞台说明(stage directin)，舞台说明是写在剧本每一幕的开端，结尾和对话中间的说明性的文字、内容包括人物、时间、地点、服装、道具、布景及人物的表情、动作、上下场等。它具有增强舞台气氛，烘托人物心情，展示人物性格，推动情节展开等多种作用。
[基本框架]
1．旁白(narratr)——交代故事的场地、人物、时间等；
2．主体(bdy)交代故事的发展、冲突、结果。
[常用词汇]
1．feels happily fr a mment感觉高兴了一会儿
2．began t wrry abut开始担心
3．run back t the huse and knck at the dr跑回家开始敲门
4．I have made a bet n...对……打赌
5．feel hnred t help yu很荣兴地帮你
6．can affrd it能负担的起买它
[常用语句]
1．The rich brthers Tm and Tim, have made a bet n the game in the huse n Sunday.
周末，Tm和Tim这对富有的哥俩在他们家里就这场比赛打了个赌。
2．They saw a yung man wandering utside their huse.
他们看见一个年轻人在他们的房子外徘徊．
3．He enters the huse when he saw a sign fr a place that sells clthes.
当他看见一个卖衣服的地方时他走进了房间。
4．I'd like sme ham and eggs and a nice big steak.Make it extra thick.I'd als like a cup f cffee and a pineapple dessert.
我要火腿加鸡蛋还有一块大牛排，要特厚的。我还要一杯咖啡，一份菠萝甜点。
5．Right, sir.I'm afraid it'll cst a large amunt f mney.
好的，先生。恐怕这得花费一大笔钱。
6．It's amazing hw much pleasure yu get ut f the simple things in life，especially if yu can't have them fr a while.
生活中从如此简单的东西之中竟能得到这么大的乐趣，真是令人吃惊，特别是当你有一段时间吃不到这些东西的时候。
7．I'm s srry，sir，s srry，but I cannt change this bank nte.
对不起，先生，非常对不起，但是这张钞票我找不开。
8．Oh，please，dn't wrry，sir. Desn't matter at all. We're s very glad that yu even entered ur little eating place. Indeed，sir，I hpe yu'll cme here whenever yu like.
哎呀，先生，请别担心。一点儿也没关系。我们非常高兴您能走进我们这家小吃店。真的，先生，我希望您随时光临。
9．N，it's kind f yu.Yu must cme whenever yu want and have whatever yu like.Just having yu sit here is a great hnur！As fr the bill，sir，please frget it.
不，先生，是您太好了。您什么时候想来就来，想吃什么就吃什么。您就是在这儿坐一下也是我们莫大的荣幸！至于账单嘛，先生，请把它忘了吧。
续写《百万英镑》的某一场
请你根据本单元所学的内容，设想一下Henry来到一家理发店，他与店主和其他客人会发生怎样的互动呢，思考一下，写一个简单的小剧本。
注意：1.交代清楚人物、地点和时间等；
2．注意故事情节的发展、冲突和结尾。














【参考范文】
Narratr：(Henry is smiling as he leaves the restaurant. As he is walking dwn the street, he sees a sign fr a place that cuts hair. He decides t get it cut.)
H＝Henry；B＝Barber；R＝rude man
H：Gd afternn, I'd like t get a cut, if I may. (The barber lks at Henry's hair and cntinues cutting anther man's hair.)Er, I'd really like a haircut. As yu can see it's much t lng.
B：(in a rude manner) Yes, I can see that. Indeed, I can.
H：Fine, well I'll have a seat then.
(He sits in ne f the barber's chairs. The barber turns t lk at Henry.)
B：It's quite expensive here, yu knw！Are yu sure yu can affrd it?
H：Yes. I think s.
(In cmes the rude man.)
R：Hey yu there.I need a haircut quickly. Can yu d me straightaway?
B：All right, then, get in the chair and I'll see what I can d.
R：Thank yu. (sits dwn in ne f the barber's chairs)
H：Excuse me, but I was here first. Aren't yu ging t d my hair first?
B：This man's in a hurry.
H：Well s am I！I insist that yu cut my hair first.
B：OK, but I'll have t be quick. This gentleman is waiting.
H：Thank yu.
(They bth becme quiet. After his hair is cut, the barber tells Henry hw much he must pay. Henry shws the barber the bank nte.)
B：Why, Mr ... (lks shcked)
H：Adams. Henry Adams. I'm srry, I dn't have any change.
R：Yu're that Mr Adams! Well，I'm glad I waited r I might never have knwn it was yu.
B：Why, Mr Adams, please dn't wrry！(wearing a big smile) Nthing t wrry abut！Nthing at all!
Please cme back any time, even if yu nly need t little hairs cut！It will be my hnur t serve yu!
(in a rude manner)See him there.(pinting t anther clerk)
2nd Clerk：Ready－made suits？Dwnstairs.
Henry：(after ging dwn sme stairs)Can yu shw me a suit，please?
3rd Clerk：Yes ，I can ，sir.This way，please.Ah，here we are，the very thing yu need.
1st Clerk：(pulling the 3rd clerk aside and whispering)Mr Reid says yu’d better serve him quick and get him ut quick!
3rd Clerk：I knw what I’m ding.I’ve gt eyes，haven’t I?
Henry：It’s a little t bright，isn’t it?
3rd Clerk：(lking at him with a frwn)It’s all we have in yur size.
3rd Clerk：(trying nt t shw he’s angry) I suppse a gentleman like yu nly carries very large bills.
.(t Tdd)G get the thers，Tdd！(t Henry again)Allw me，sir！This way，sir.
Never mind.(with a brad smile) Oh，it’s perfect！It was made fr sme king but he’ll just have t wait.Yu’ll need many suits fr many ccasins.Yes，indeed yu will.
3rd Clerk：Yes，we can wait frever!
Henry：Well，all right.I’ll take the suit cat fr nw and get the thers later.
Owner：Fine，fine.Yur address，sir?
Henry：I dn’t have ’m mving.
Owner：Of curse yu are！That’s very nrmal！A busy man，I’m sure.,