沪教版(牛津)九年级英语上册Unit-2-Great-minds-Period-1-公开课课件

1、Oxford EnglishPeriod 1Reading (1)Module 1 GeniusesOxford EnglishUnit 2 Great mindsGetting readyOxford EnglishPeriod 1Reading Getting ready1Great mindsA mind means a person who is very intelligent.geniusA genius means a great mind.Getting ready1Great mindsA minHi doesnt hear what Lo has said, does he

2、?He is reading a newspaper.Maybe an article about geniuses.He learns that many geniuses are a little deaf. Look at the cartoon and answer the questions.It means “say it again”.What is Lo doing?What kind of article is he probably reading?What does he learn from the article?What does “pardon” mean her

3、e?Yes, he does.Why does he do so?Because he wants to show that he is a genius too.He is reading a newspaper.Mayb Do you know these people? What did they do? Discuss these with your classmates.What do you know about ?Albert Einstein Marie CurieConfuciusHua LuogengCharlie Chaplin2 Do you know these pe

4、ople? Wha1 Albert Einstein was a scientist/physicist. People regard him as the father of modern physics.2 Marie Curie was a physicist and chemist. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.3 Confucius was a teacher and philosopher in the Spring and Autumn Period of Chinese history. He is remember

5、ed for his famous sayings.4 Hua Luogeng was a Chinese mathematician. He is famous for his important contributions to number theory.5 Charlie Chaplin was a comic actor and film director.1 Albert Einstein was a scientBefore you read Look at the pictures, the title and the introduction to the story on

6、page 19. 3Before you read Look at the piWho are probably the two geniuses？ a. Einstein and his driver. b. Einstein and his son. Answer the questions below. 2. What kind of story is it? a. A funny story. b. A sad story.3. What is the man doing in the second picture?4. Why did they change seats? 5. Ac

7、cording to the story, what kind of person was Einstein?He is giving a lecture/speech.He was a humorous person./He had a sense of humour.Possible answer: Because they had to further pretend to be each other.Who are probably the two geniuNew words and expressionsRead the story and find the following n

8、ew words and phrases.pleasure university avoid tonight let down trust by heart without difficulty join in 4New words and expressionsRead L6-7 Its a pleasure to drive a genius like you, Dr Einstein. L8 One evening, on their way to a university, L9-10 Im so tired. I wish I could avoid giving my lectur

9、e tonight, L10-11 but I dont want to let my audience down. L12-13 I can give the lecture for you. You can trust me. L13-15 Ive listened to your lecture so many times that Ive learnt it by heart. L19-21 Einstein took a seat, listened to Hans give his lecture without difficulty, and joined in the appl

10、ause at the end. L6-7 Its a pleasure to dria keep away from f collegeb believe in g with no trouble c take part in h this eveningd happy thing i by remembering every worde make disappointedChoose the closest meaning to the following words and phrases.L6-7 Its a pleasure to drive a genius like you, D

11、r Einstein. d happy thing a keep away from L8 One evening, on their way to a university, f college a keep away from f collegeb believe in g with no trouble c take part in h this eveningd happy thing i by remembering every worde make disappointedL8 One evening, on their waL9-10 Im so tired. I wish I

12、could avoid giving my lecture tonight, a keep away from h this eveninga keep away from f collegeb believe in g with no trouble c take part in h this eveningd happy thing i by remembering every worde make disappointedL9-10 Im so tired. I wish e make disappointed L10-11 but I dont want to let my audie

13、nce down. a keep away from f collegeb believe in g with no trouble c take part in h this eveningd happy thing i by remembering every worde make disappointede make disappointed L10-11 b believe in L12-13 I can give the lecture for you. You can trust me. a keep away from f collegeb believe in g with n

14、o trouble c take part in h this eveningd happy thing i by remembering every worde make disappointedb believe in L12-13 I can gi by remembering every wordL13-15 Ive listened to your lecture so many times that Ive learnt it by heart. a keep away from f collegeb believe in g with no trouble c take part

15、 in h this eveningd happy thing i by remembering every worde make disappointedi by remembering every wordL13g with no troubleL19-21 Einstein took a seat, listened to Hans give his lecture without difficulty, and join in the applause at the end. c take part in a keep away from f collegeb believe in g

16、 with no trouble c take part in h this eveningd happy thing i by remembering every worde make disappointedg with no troubleL19-21 EinsC1 The words in italics explain the meanings of some words on page 19. Find these words to complete the headlines. Change their forms if necessary.pleasureavoidtrustb

17、y heartwithout difficultyjoin in Vocabulary5C1 The words in italics explC2 Complete the diary below with the words from the box. tonightuniversityconsiderletdownsenseC2 Complete the diary below w6 Read and judgeRead the story after the recording. Many people consider Albert Einstein (18791955) a gen

18、ius. This story about him shows that he also had a sense of humour.6 Read and judgeRead the storyEinstein often received invitations to explain his theories at different universities. On these trips, his driver Hans often said to him, “Its a pleasure to drive a genius like you, Dr Einstein.” One eve

19、ning, on their way to a university, Einstein said, “Im so tired. I wish I could avoid giving my lecture tonight, Hans, but I dont want to let my audience down.” “I know what to do,” said Hans. “I can give the lecture for you. You can trust me. Ive listened to your lecture so many times that Ive lear

20、nt it by heart. No one knows you at this university, so they wont find out.” Einstein often received invitaSo, they changed places. At the university, Hans was guided to the front of the hall. Einstein took a seat, listened to Hans give his lecture without difficulty, and joined in the applause at t

21、he end. However, before Hans left, a man shouted, “Id like to ask you a question.” He then asked a question so difficult that Hans had no idea what he was talking about. So, they changed places. At thEinstein turned pale. “Oh no!” he thought. “Now were in trouble.” But Hans just laughed and said, “T

22、hats such an easy question that even my driver can answer it. Hans, please ” Einstein stood up and answered the question perfectly.They left the university, with Einstein driving. A little later, Hans offered to drive. “No,” laughed Einstein. “Its a pleasure to drive a genius like you, Hans.”Einstein turned pale. “Oh no!”D2 Decide whether these sentences are T (True) or F (False). Then find evidence from the story to support your answers. 1 Einstein was a popular lecturer. T / F2 Hans was tired of driving Einstein. T / F 3 Hans had a very good memory. T / F 4 The audience