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Getting along
Unit 2
Starting out & Understanding ideas
1. Who are they
They are students.
2. How do you think they feel
They feel happy.
3. What is their relationship
They are good friends.
4. Do you think they have a good relationship
Yes.
Starting out.
well with each other
be honest
care about others
smile
How do you get along well with others
share with others
express yourself
love
&
kindness
understand others
The secret of good relationships
share with others
understand others
creat a guide for getting along with others
express yourself
Your friend’s fairy tales book is on the desk, and you want to read it.
A. Take it away. B. get your friend’s permission.
Do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you.
--- Confucius
己所不欲，勿施于人。
——孔子
What should you do to get along well with others
You love basketball and invite your friend to play, but he wants to study.
A. Get angry and argue. B. Understand and respect him.
Not everyone thinks the way you think, knows the things you know, believes the things you believe, nor acts the way you would act. Remember this and you will go a long way in getting along with people.
---Arthur Forman
What should you do to get along well with others
并非每个人都如你一般思考，知晓你所知之事，信仰你所信之物，亦不会如你一般行事。记住这一点，你将在与人相处中游刃有余。
The classroom is super messy! You need to clean it perfectly.
A. Only you do it all alone. B. Everyone works together.
We need people, we need the cooperation of others. There is very little we can do alone.
---Earl Nightingale
n. 合作
pron. 几乎没有，很少
What should you do to get along well with others
我们需要他人，我们需要别人的合作。单凭我们自己，能做的事微乎其微。
1. What are the quotes about
The quotes are about ways to build good relationships.
2. Which quote do you agree with most Why
I agree with the second quote most.
People are different.
When we accept these differences, we can avoid arguments and build understanding.
Think and share.
1. What problem does each scene(场景) show
2. How would you feel if you were Peter, George or Thomas in the video
Can you always get along well with others
What problem does each scene(场景) show
not listening when others share worries
touching things without clear permission
making decisions without considering others
How would you feel if you were Peter, George or Thomas
angry
sad
disappointed
upset
worried...
Do you have any problems in getting along with others Please share your experience.
1. What can you see in the picture
I see a book cover.
2. Who is the writer of the book
Oscar Wilde.
3. What do you know about the writer
He’s from the UK. He’s famous for writing fairy tales.
the title of the book
the writer of the book
奥斯卡·王尔德
Lead-in
the Giant
selfish
play
children
angry
spring
garden
the children
What is the passage about
It is about a ______ giant. He is ______ that the children are ______ in his ______.
selfish
angry
playing
garden
What type is this passage
narration
记叙文
Predict
How many parts can the passage be divided(划分) into
Story mountain
Part One(Para.1)
Part Two(Para.2-5)
Part Three(Para.6-7)
Part Four(Para.8)
Beginning
Rising Action
Climax
Ending
Fast-reading
1. What happens in the Giant’s garden every afternoon
2.What is the garden like when the Giant is away
The garden is full of life.
The children play in the Giant’s garden.
It is a large garden with soft, green grass. Here and there, over the grass, stand beautiful flowers, like stars
Careful-reading(Para.1-2)
What’s the garden like now
1
1. What does the Giant do when he sees the children run away
2. What happens to the Giant’s garden after the children run away
He closes the gate and builds a high wall around the garden.
He shouts in a very angry voice.
the Giant
drive away
What’s the result of the Giant’s action
Since then,he hasn’t seen a child there.
It’s always winter.
There are no birds and flowers
Spring never comes, nor summer.
3. Does the Giant like the changing of his Garden
1
2
2
3
What do you think of the Giant’s garden
The garden is silent,lifeless and hopeless.
Careful-reading(Para.2-5)
1. Why does the Giant believe spring has come at last
He hears birds singing.
2.What happens to the garden when children are back
The trees are so glad that they have covered themselves with flowers. The birds fly about and sing with joy.
3. What does the Giant think of himself when he sees the children again
He thinks he is selfish.
Careful-reading(Para.6-7)
He knocks down the wall and says, “It’s your garden now.”
1.What does the Giant do to his garden in the end
He invites the children to come in his garden.
2.What’s the meaning of the Giant’s words
Why do you think the Giant’s change his mind
I think the Giant changes his mind because he realises he is selfish, and he misses the joy of spring and the children.
Careful-reading(Para.8)
The Giant closes the gate and builds a high wall.
In the Giant's garden, it is still winter.
The Giant sees a hole in the wall.
The trees have covered with flowers.
Every afternoon, the children play in the Giant’s garden happily.
Angry
Confused
excited
happy
How does the Giant’s feelings change
selfless
Post-reading
What makes the changing of the Giant’s garden
The garden is full of life.
The garden is silent,lifeless and hopeless.
The garden is full of life and joy again.
Share
No children,
no happiness.
Spring doesn’t come to the Giant’s garden because he refuses to share it with the children. Without them, there’s no happiness.
Post-reading
Choose the message of the passage.
How do you understand this sentence
Who What
the Giant
Children
his garden
their joy
Post-reading
Complete the story mountian.
garden
play
angry
spring
looking outside
selfish
knocks down
the children
Post-reading
Do you know a story with a similar message, either from a book or from your own life
Sharing
Young Kong Rong picked the smallest pear and gave the bigger ones to his brothers. His family praised him for being kind. This teaches us that sharing is a way to show love and care for others.
Post-reading
Kong Rong giving out pears

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