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Unit 3 Family matters
What is the video mainly about
How do you feel about the family
Unit 3 Starting out
Video: Grandpa’s trunk
What do the four families have in common
Lead in
What would you ask your parents about for advice
school studies
friendship troubles
joining an after-school club
getting a new hairstyle
shopping for new clothes and shoes
choosing your future area of study
Like Father, Like Son
Read the title and predict
what the play is about.
Read the play quickly and find out what conflict the son has with his father.
Answer: The son wants to have a career in music after graduating from senior high school, while his father wants him to go to university and become a lawyer.
Read quickly and find out the elements of a play
plot
settings
characters
actions
dialogue
Keyelement 1 Characterssenior high studentmusic loverson16father40slawyerfootball fangrandfather70skeen chess player Key element 1 Characters
characters personality （adj.） supporting sentences
(dialogue/actions)
Son (1&2)
1. nervous
2. independent/
determined
3. immature
1. nervously approaching the table
2. I've decided not..../...but I'm not interested in law.
3. I knew you'd say that. Of course it is.
Key element 1 Characters
characters personality （adj.） supporting sentences
(dialogue/actions)
Father (3&4)
impatient/
bad-tempered
2. realistic
1. You can't be serious!
Stop daydreaming!
2. Playing in a band is not a job. I told him to study something useful at university.
Key element 1 characters
characters personality （adj.） supporting sentences
(dialogue/actions)
Grandfather (5&6)
calm
considerate/
thoughtful/
wise/experienced
1. Calm down. Easy, son!
2. If you go to university and play music at the same time, you will have two options.
Key element 2 Setting
a table and two chairs
Q: Setting can establish the atmosphere of a scene or story. What does “playing chess” symbolize What atmosphere is created here
setting
Key element 2 Setting
a symbol of
creates
climax
(the most exciting part)
ending
rising action
introduction
Key element 3 plot
The son tells his father the decision.
The father disagrees.
The grandfather calms them down and gives advice.
The son agrees to try.
Group work: role play
Student A: You are the son. You want to study history and try your best to persuade your father to agree.
Student B: You are the father. You want your son to study physics and give your reasons.
Student C: You are the grandfather. You offer advice and solve the conflict between them.
Student D: You are the narrator (旁白). You need to introduce the setting and characters.
What you need to focus on:
Three elements: setting/plot/characters
Useful words and expressions
Grandfather：
1. Calm down. OK
2. Easy, son!
3. I remember when you were his age,......
4. suit your talent
5. I'm so proud of you.
6. take my advice
7. think carefully before jumping in with both feet
8. I'm sure......
Father：
1. Sure!
2. turn to your dad for a chat
3. You can't be serious!
4. What about......
5. What's wrong with......
6. Stop daydreaming!
Son：
1. Erm...Dad, can we talk
2. Here it is.
3. I've decided to ...
4. focus on
5. I knew you'd say that.
6. I'm not interested in...
Family
A family is like a circle.
The connection never ends,
and even if at times it breaks,
in time it always mends.
A family is like the stars.
Somehow they're always there.
Families are those who help,
who support and always care.
Reflection
1. What is a play
2. Five elements of a play.
3. How to solve family conflicts
4. How to develop and share your own opinions
Para1: I was.... and found......; As I was looking at the....., the lovely memory of that day crowds in my mind.
Para2: Last summer..../ Many years ago/ In 2015.....
Para3: not only...but also...; I remember this because.....; It made me feel so......I learnt that....
Assignments
Option 1: Write about a family memory
Option 2:Create an unforgettable memory which you would like to share with your children when you are a father or mother.

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