Unit 3 I’m more outgoing than my sister Section B (1a-1e)听说课课件+素材(19张PPT)

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Unit 3 I’m more outgoing than my sister Section B (1a-1e)听说课课件+素材(19张PPT)

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Listen to Jack talking to his mother. What is the real message of the story
Don’t expect friends to always be perfect.
A best friend is for life.
Your parents were young once, too.
Listen again and choose the right answer A, B or C.
1. Who doesn't Jack want to invite to his house
A. Steve
B. Leo
C. Markus
2. Why is Jack upset with Markus
A. Markus said something mean to him.
B. Markus doesn't want to be his friend anymore.
C. Markus didn't invite him to his house.
3. Who is Janice
A. a friend of Jack's mum
B. a friend of Jack's
C. a friend of Jacks grandmother
4. How was Janice the next day
A. really friendly
B. a little bit upset
C. really angry
5. What did Jack's mum feel like doing after she talked to Janice
A. saying sorry
B. laughing
C. crying
6. What does Jack decide to do at the end of the conversation
A. wait for Markus to apologise
B. go to Markus house and talk to him
C. phone Markus and apologise(共19张PPT)
Unit 3 I’m more outgoing than my sister.
Section B (1a-1e)
Learning Objectives
By the end of the class, we will be able to:
1. find out the similarities and differences between two pairs of
friends according to listening;
2. say the important qualities for a friend;
3. give opinions on whether good friends should be the same.
Look at the photos. What is the relationship between the people
They’re
friends.
Friends can be in different ages, nations, genders and even species.
Which of the following types of friends do you have
a good friend at school
a good friend outside of school
a family relative who is a friend
an animal friend
Work in pairs. Look at the activities. Which people (from the exercise in PPT P4) do you like doing these with What else do you do together
watch a film
go for a walk
hang out
talk about life
go shopping
study
play sport
do nothing
explore new places
Recall the little moments of you and your friends. What kinds of things do you think are important in a friend Rank the things below [1-11] (1 is the most important).
A good friend ...
has cool clothes. helps me when I have problems.
is talented in music. never criticises me.
likes to do the same things as me. is honest with me all the time.
is good at sports. looks good.
truly cares about me. has the same interests as me.
makes me laugh.
is a good listener.
v. 指责
Work in pairs. Look at the list of annoying habits of a friend. Which annoy you the most Which do you do
Check mobile phone all the time
always arrives late when meeting friends
interrupts people all the time
borrows things but never returns them
always talks about himself / herself
Based on what we’ve talked about, what do you think a good friend should be like Take turns to give your opinions.
E.g.
A: I think a good friend makes me laugh.
B: For me, a good friend likes to do the same things as me.
C: Yes, and a good friend is talented in music, too.
D: That’s not very important for me ...
We can use these sentence structures to talk about friends:
1. I think a good friend ...
2. For me, a good friend ...
3. A good friend is ...
4. That’s (not) very important for me ...
5. In my eyes, good friend ...
Molly and Mary are talking about their best friends. What do they like about their best friends Listen and fill in the blanks.
Like about their best friends
Molly
Mary
Peter likes to do the same things.
He is popular and good at sports.
Lisa is a good listener.
Listen again. How are Molly and Mary the same as and different from their best friends Complete the rest of the chart in 1c.
The same as their best friends Different from their best friends
Molly
Mary
They’re both pretty outgoing.
They both have long, curly hair.
Peter plays baseball better and he speaks more loudly than Molly. Molly is a little quieter.
Lisa is smarter. Mary talks more and she is more outgoing.
Talk about Molly and Mary and their best friends.
A: Molly studies harder than her best friend.
B: Well, Mary and her best friend are both tall.
supplementary listening
Sometimes we may have arguments with friends. Have you argued with your friend How did you deal with it
Listen to Jack talking to his mother. What is the real message of the story
Don’t expect friends to always be perfect.
A best friend is for life.
Your parents were young once, too.
Listen again and choose the right answer A, B or C.
1. Who doesn't Jack want to invite to his house
A. Steve
B. Leo
C. Markus
2. Why is Jack upset with Markus
A. Markus said something mean to him.
B. Markus doesn't want to be his friend anymore.
C. Markus didn't invite him to his house.
3. Who is Janice
A. a friend of Jack's mum
B. a friend of Jack's
C. a friend of Jacks grandmother
4. How was Janice the next day
A. really friendly
B. a little bit upset
C. really angry
5. What did Jack's mum feel like doing after she talked
to Janice
A. saying sorry
B. laughing
C. crying
6. What does Jack decide to do at the end of the conversation
A. wait for Markus to apologise
B. go to Markus house and talk to him
C. phone Markus and apologise
Draw a spider diagram.
Write the names of people who are close to you (friends, family).
What do these people like Write your ideas.
Work in groups. Imagine you had an
argument with a friend and want to buy them a small present to say sorry. Show your spider diagrams to make suggestions and decide on a present for each person.
In life, people grow and change, and so as our friends. Is it possible to have the same best friends forever Watch a video to get some ideas and answer the question.
Discussion
Homework
Besides appearances and personal traits, do you and your friend have anything similar or different Compare you and your friends in different aspects.
My friend
______________________________________
Me
______________________________________
Comparison
______________________________________
You can compare from school performance, future plan, social circle, social activities,etc.

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