新世纪视听说 1 Uni 1.docx

Unit1 New friends, new facesAim: To introduce yourself, meet people & describe others1. Vocabulary link Aim: To introduce yourself How to introduce yourself:factorsQuestions AnswersnameWhats your name?Im _, spelled _.My name is_.Im_, you can call me_.ageIn some countries, its not polite to ask a persons age.How old are you?Im_ years old.city; countryWhere are you from?Im from_.languagesWhat language do you speak?I speak, and I also speak_.My first language is _.My mother tongue is_.majorWhats your major?I major in _.Im a _ student.I study _.e-mailWhats your email address?My email address is _.interestsWhat do you do for fun?Do you like _?What kind of _ do you like?I enjoy _.I like _.When Im not studying, I like _.In my free time, I usually _.When I have free time, I _. 1 A Online pen pals Tell Ss what is first name/given name, last name/family name.New words： Portuguese 葡萄牙语； Portugal葡萄牙; major 专业Cultural link: Names(教参 P2)English speakers commonly refer to their first name (given name) and last name(family name). Here are some cultural differences to be aware of.Asian countriesThe family name is often written first. E.g. Akita Yuko (Akita family name; Yuko given name)Spanish-speaking countries: （网上搜的，除去欧洲的西班牙外，南美洲的很多国家如智力，古巴，秘鲁等国家说西班牙语）Some people use both their fathers and mothers family names. E.g. Francisco Cruz Perez (Francisco - given name; Cruz fathers family name; Perez - mothers family name). Informally, he is Francisco Cruz(given name + fathers family name).Islamic countriesSome people use their fathers given name after their own given name. e.g. Laila Ali Al-Ayubi (Laila=given name; Ali=fathers given name; Al-Ayubi = family name)2. Listening Aim: To describe others.Activity 1:New words:Major 专业； graphic artist 平面设计师； soccer足球； Tokyo 东京； comic book 漫画书Activity 2:How to describe others You may use appearance features such as height, build, eye color, hairstyle, hair color, and age to describe others.Ask Ss (What words can they think of?)Useful expressions:Others:muscular; light-skinned; have fair skin (for women and children); have an athletic build; tan; cute; hazel-colored eyes淡褐色的； heavyset(=someone who is heavyset has a large solid body)Cultural link: Body size Many people in North America （左图即为北美区域，主要有加拿大，美国和格陵兰岛）are overweight, and body size is a sensitive topic. People (especially women) do not like to tell their weight. There are many adjectives to describe body size, with different connotations. adjectivesconnotationsFatRudeHeavyMore politeObese Medical termClothing stores labeladjectivesconnotationswomenPlus-sizePleasant soundingQueen-sizemenBig and tallUnderweight peopleadjectivesconnotationssexthinneutral Both sexesSlender/slimpositivewomenskinnyNegative (gives the idea of poor health)Both sexesActivity 3:A 1. He is about 182 centimeters. 厘米 He is in his 50s. = Hes 50 to 59 years old. We dont know exactly.2. 判断左栏名字 Girls name or boys name 3. Listen and check answers.Activity 4:A 1. Introduce the situation. 2. New words:Left message; answering machine; marketing department; flight; mustache; Thanks a million! The meeting is scheduled at 4:00. 3. Listen and say which person in the picture is Mr. Ryder.4. Listen and complete the sentences.5. Check answers.3 Pronunciation4 Speaking & Communication1. Ask students: How do you greet someone in English?2. Tips: When people meet they usually exchange greetings, using set expressions. When you meet someone for the first time, you usually introduce yourself first.3. Learn the useful expressions for greeting people. Usefulexpressions: 4. Interaction between the teacher and one student, using the previous useful expressions to greet each other.A Introduce the situation: two neighbors greeting each other; are they meeting for the first time? Listen and fill in the blanks.Check the answers.Have students practice with a partner and present the conversation B Review the useful expressions and practice with your own information.factorsQuestions AnswersnameWhats your name?Im _, spelled _.My name is_.Im_, you can call me_.ageIn some countries, its not polite to ask a persons age.How old are you?Im_ years old.city; countryWhere are you from?Im from_.languagesWhat language do you speak?I speak, and I also speak_.My first language is _.My mother tongue is_.majorWhats your major?I major in _.Im a _ student.I study _.e-mailWhats your email address?My email address is _.interestsWhat do you do for fun?Do you like _?What kind of _ do you like?I enjoy _.I like _.When Im not studying, I like _.In my free time, I usually _.When I have free time, I _.Classroom activity: The teacher presents a picture of a person on the computer, and one student stands in front of the class and plays the identity game. Others take turns offering information about the person on the picture, with words. They are only allowed to describe the persons appearance (height, build, hair color, gender性别, profession职业,). Do not say his or her name, even family name.1 Yao Ming2Barack Hussein ObamaAlbert EinsteinLesson B Video Course What does he look like? (对LessonA所学内容的巩固和复习及输出。)Part 1 1. Before you watch.learn the new words in the box.Read and repeat.Have students complete the sentences using the correct words from the New Words.Check answers.2. While you watch.AExplain to students the situation that they are going to watch several people introducing themselves or others.New words: feet英尺=12inch(英寸)or 30.48 cm.6feet = 183cmWatch the interviews.Ss circle the correct answers.Check the answers.B C 该两部分语速较快，较难。 Part 2 City Living Sun-hees favorite cousinVideo characters: (教参 P14)City Living is the story of the day-to-day lives of six friends living, studying, and working in New York City. Takeshi Mifunea film student, from Osaka, Japan.Mike Johnsona struggling actor, from Minneapolis, Minnesota.Tara Greenea student and waitress, from Nottingham, England.Sun-hee Parka computer instructor, from Seoul, Korea.Claudia Oliveiraa software sales manager from Rio de Janeiro, BraizilRoberto ChavezClaudias boyfriend, a financial analyst, from Mexico city, Mexico.(美国有一个New Mexico 新墨西哥，位于美国西南部)1 PreviewA B 无须赘述2 While you watchLearn the useful expressionTips: Everyday English What are friends for?a way to answer a friend who thanks you for your help.Good for you!A way to say you are happy for someone.So, Used to start a turn