外研版(新教材)七年级上册Unit 4 Time to celebrate Listening& Speaking课件

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外研版(新教材)七年级上册Unit 4 Time to celebrate Listening& Speaking课件

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Unit 4 Time to celebrate
Lesson 4 Developing ideas
(Listening and speaking)
Learning Objectives
In this lesson, you will:
1. learn to listen for facts and opinions;
2. talk about different ways to celebrate a festival or holiday;
3. pronounce the sounds / / and / / correctly and learn the
letter groups that stand for these sounds.
What festival are they celebrating How do you know
a family reunion and a big meal
a roast turkey
a Christmas tree
In the West, people usually celebrate Christmas with their families. They put up a Christmas tree at home, share a large meal together, and give each other gifts.
Let’s watch a video to know more about Christmas.
Here is a piece of news about Christmas. Now let's listen.
Listen to the news. What problems does Christmas bring
1. What is the poster about
It’s about the pollution that the Christmas brings.
2. What’s the purpose(目的) of this poster
It is to call on people to take action for a green Christmas.
It also gives people some advice.
Look at the poster and predict what news is about.
a People shouldn't celebrate Christmas.
b Christmas could bring waste and pollution.
c All festivals create environmental problems.
Listen to the news and choose the topic.
Listen to the news and choose the topic.
Did you know Christmas could bring...
Paper waste
In the UK, people use 1______________kilom-etres of paper for gifts.
Food waste
People 2_______________ milions of turkeys each year.
Wood waste
People cut down nearly 3______ million trees to use as Christmas trees.
Pollution
People are 4______ plastic Christmas trees. They can create pollution, too.
Advice:
We should 5______ about new ways of celebrating.
Let's have a " 6_______ Christmas" this year.
about 365,000
throw away
F
F
120
buying
think
Green
F
F
O
O
Let’s read the passage together again.
Presenter:
Welcome to News Today. Christmas is coming. It will bring joy, but also waste and pollution. In the UK, for example, people use about 365,000 kilometres of paper for gifts during the festival. There's also a waste of food. People throw away millions of turkeys each year. And they cut down nearly 120 million trees to use as Christmas trees. But after Christmas, they often throw the trees away. People are buying plastic Christmas trees, but they can cause pollution, too. We should think about new ways of celebrating. Let's have a "green Christmas" this year.
Learning to use
Listening for facts and opinions
A fact is true for everyone. An opinion is an idea about something. When giving opinions, people often use facts to support them.
Christmas could bring so much waste and pollution. Can you think of any better ways to celebrate
Mark and his parents are talking about better ways to celebrate Christmas. Let's listen to their ideas!
Listen to the conversation and complete the ideas. Then match the ideas to the people.
Let's not have a 1.________on Christmas Day.
We won't have a Christmas tree.
Let's make a tree from old 2.________.
We could 3.________a tree on the wall.
How about using the 4.________in the living room
But we'll wrap the gifts in old 5._________.
big meal
boxes
paint
big plant
newspapers
Dad: Mark, did you hear the news Let's celebrate Christmas in a new way this year.
Mark: What are we going to do
Mum: Well, let's not have a big meal.
Mark: OK. We shouldn't waste food.
Dad: And this year, we won't have a Christmas tree.
Mark: I don't agree. A tree is really important at Christmas!
Mum: All right. Let's make a tree from old boxes.
Dad: Maybe we can draw a tree on the wall.
Mark: I'm not sure about that. How about using the big plant in the living room
Dad: Great idea!
Mark: By the way, will I still have gifts
Mum: Yes, of course! But we'll put old newspapers around the gifts.
Mark: That's OK. But please use beautiful newspapers!
Tapescript
How do the speakers agree
How do the speakers disagree
Listen again and match. Then talk about how the speakers agree and disagree.
E
D
C
A
E
C
a. Let’s not have a big meal on Christmas Day.
Agree/Disagree: ___________.
b. We won’t have a Christmas tree.
Agree/Disagree: ___________.
c. Let’s make a tree from old boxes.
Agree/Disagree: ___________.
d. We can paint a tree on the wall.
Agree/Disagree: ___________.
e. How about using the big plant in the living room
Agree/Disagree: ___________.
f. But we’ll wrap the gifts in old newspapers.
Agree/Disagree: ___________.
A. Good idea.
B. No problem.
C. I’m not sure about that.
D. I don’t agree.
E. OK.
OK. No problem.
All right. Good idea!
Yes, of course! That's OK.
I don't agree.
I'm not sure about that.
I'm afraid I don't agree.
I can't quite agree with that.
...
disagree
agree
Listen again and match. Then talk about how the speakers agree and disagree.
Learning to learn
Agreeing and disagreeing
We can agree using sentences like No problem and Great idea. When we disagree with others, be polite and say I'm not sure about that or I don't agree.
Work in pairs. Talk about different ways to celebrate a festival or holiday.
How do you usually celebrate...
I usually ... to celebrate...
Me too. But this year, let's ...
What... Why
Useful expressions:
I think... is a new way to celebrate, because...
I agree. Another idea is to...
That's a(n)... idea!
I'm not sure about that.
I see it differently, because...
Phonetics in use
/ / for more
/ / kilometre not
Improve your pronunciation for clear communication
Pronunciation
fork pork
Read the words.
/ /
Pronunciation
on hop box top
Read the words.
/ /
Listen and repeat.
/ / talk short call board
/ / because clock what watch
1. Recite the words and expressions.
2. Finish the exercise in the exercise book.
3. Write a passage with the title of My Ideas on Reducing Christmas Waste to share your views and advice on reducing Christmas waste.
Homework

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