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(共20张PPT)
Unit 2 Growing pains and gains
Listening and speaking
disagreement / d s ɡri m nt/n. 意见不合，分歧，争论
attitude / t tju d/ n. 看法，态度
childhood / t a ldh d/ n. 童年，儿童时代
peer /p / n. 同龄人
pressure / pre / n.（工作或生活中的）压力
disappointed / d s p nt d/ adj. 失望的，沮丧的
fail /fe l/ v. 失败；未做到
heartbreaking / hɑ t bre k adj. 使人心碎的
skiing / ski n. 滑雪运动
completely /k m pli tli/ adv. 完全地，全部地，彻底地
upon / p n/ prep. 在……上面
fall upon /f l p n/ 落在（某人）身上
clearly / kl li/ adv. 清楚地，明白地
Objectives
In this lesson, you will be able to:
know what peer pressure is and tell its positive and negative effects in teens’ daily life through pictures and discussions;
listen to the stories of Colin and Hannah’s friend about peer pressure, get key information to fill in blanks and retell Hannah’s reply with the help pf sample notes;
use expressions for telling personal stories (e.g. Let me share…with you, That reminds me of…)and useful patterns for giving advice to talk about your own peer pressure experiences with a partner.
What does the picture show
Look and say
friends/classmates of the same age
Many teens have experienced peer pressure. They sometimes do a thing just because they don't want to be left out. Sometimes peer pressure can be good. But it can also make you feel bad for being different from your friends.
a kind of influence
Wanting to do better
Trying new things
Learning good habits
...
Positive Effects
Negative Effects
Making wrong choices
Not being yourself
Feeling worried or nervous
...
Brainstorm and sort
Do you have this kind of experience
How do you feel about it
Today we'll listen to Colin's story about peer pressure.
Think and say
Colin is talking to his friend Kate about his hobby.
a Colin has decided to change his hobby.
b Colin feels bad about his different hobby.
c Colin agrees with Kate on the importance of hobbies.
Colin's story
Why does Colin feel bad
1. What is Colin’s hobby
2. What is Colin’s attitude towards his hobby
Listen and answer
Knitting.
Colin is now filling in an application form for a radio program.
1. What's the name of the program
2. What's the slogan of the program
3. What does it suggest you do when you meet problems in your life
4. What should Colin fill in the form with
Look and answer
v+ed
n.
n.
adj.
v+ing
laughed at
hobby
friends
playing basketball
different
Listen and fill
laughed at
hobby
friends
playing basketball
different
Think and say
1. Is Colin's hobby common for boys
2. What do you think of Colin's hobby
3. If you were Hannah, what advice would you give
Predict and say
What do you think Hannah will talk about in her reply
Predictions:
Words to comfort Colin
some suggestions for Colin
...
What does Hannah mainly talk about in her reply
Who is the boy？
He is Hannah's friend.
What's his hobby？
His hobby is dancing ballet.
[ b le ]
Look and check
Hannah's Advice
has loved
made fun of
give up
thankful
practise
beat
Believe in
Share
follow
Listen and complete
What can we learn from him
Don't give up when others laugh at you or put pressure on you.
Use unkind words as a drive to try harder.
Believe in yourself and your interests, though they're different.
Follow your heart and do what you love.
Think and say
How does Hannah start her reply
Hannah (Host): Welcome back. Our next message comes from Colin. He was worried about his special hobby. Here's my reply: Colin, I understand your feelings. Let me first share a story with you.
My friend has loved ballet since childhood. But many kids at his school made fun of him. He was very sad and wanted to give up. Luckily, he didn't. Today, he's a successful ballet dancer. But you know what He's actually thankful to those kids because their jokes made him practise harder. So, here's my advice to you: Don't let peer pressure beat you. Believe in yourself and share your hobby with your friends. Real friends won't laugh at you. Just follow your heart. Good luck, Colin.
Some comforting words
A story about her friend
Think and answer
Why does Hannah start her reply by sharing a personal story instead of giving advice directly
Stories draw people's attention and it's easier to listen.
Hannah shows how being strong helped her friend. It's from a real example, not just rules. This makes advice more acceptable.
...
Suppose you have a friend who has the similar problem with Colin. In order to help your friend, please retell Hannah's reply to him.
Sample notes：
The story of the boy:
The boy loved ballet
was made fun of →sad→wanted to give up
Now: a successful dancer
thankful to the kids practiced harder
Advice:
Don't let peer pressure beat you.
Believe in yourself.
Share your hobbies with friends.
Follow your heart.
Retell
What happened
How you felt
What you did
What you learned
Talk about your experience of peer pressure with your partner.
Common Peer Pressure
Dressing in a certain way
Joining certain clubs
Taking certain courses
Having different hobbies
...
Think and pair
Useful expressions
·Tell me about a time when you...
·Let me share a story with you.
·To deal with peer pressure, you can...
·That reminds me of...
·First of all, ... After that, ... In the end, ...
Checklist Content 1. talk about the peer peer pressure you have experienced. 2. share the ways of dealing with peer pressure.
Language 3. use as many key words and phrases from previous sections and this section as much as possible.
1.AP14-15;MS2P12
2. 听写订，(23)-(29)默1+1
Homework

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