人教版八年级英语下册Unit-6-Period-3-SectionB-(1a-1d)课件

人教版义务教育教科书英语八年级下册Unit6Period3SectionB(1a-1d)Anoldmantriedtomovethemountains.Lookatthepicture.Doyouknowthisstory?What’sthenameofthisstory?WarmingupTheEmperor’sNewClothes.Canyoutellthestorybriefly?自学：小组学习生单词要求：（小组长组织学习）1、根据音标自学单词。2、有不会的同桌互相教读解决。3、同桌不会的提出全班解决。gold[gəʊld]金子，金币；金色的emperor[ˈempərə(r)]国王silk[sɪlk]丝绸，丝织物underwear

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nobody[ˈnəʊbədi]没有人；小人物stupid[ˈstju:pɪd]愚蠢的cheat[tʃi:t]欺骗，蒙骗；骗子词（组）检测：

大声说出你看到的单词、释义goldemperorunderwearnobody国王stupid金币；金色的内衣丝绸，丝织物愚蠢的cheatsilk欺骗；骗子没有人；小人物MatchingMatchthewordswiththelettersinthepicturesin1c._____gold____emperor_____silk____underwearbcd1aaListenandnumberthepictures[1-5]in1c.11b2Listening345Listenagainandfillintheblanks.1cThisstoryisaboutanemperorwholoved_______.clothesTwo_________cametothecitytomakespecialclothesfortheemperor.brothersTheemperorhadto______themsilkandgold,butthey_____everythingforthemselves.Theyweretryingtocheattheemperor.givekeptNobodywantedtosoundstupid.Butsuddenly,ayoungboy_______,“Look!Theemperorisn’t_______anyclothes.”Whentheemperor________athimself,heonly______hisunderwear.lookedsawshoutedwearing1.What’sthenameofthestory?TheEmperor’sNewClothes.2.IsitatraditionalChinesestory?No,itisn’t.It’sfromEurope.Listenandanswerthequestions.3.Whatwastheemperor’shobby?Helovednewclothes.Helovedbuyingandlookingathisnewclothes.Becausepeoplecouldn’tseethenewclothesunlesstheywereclever.Becausetheykeptallthegoldandsilkforthemselves.5.Howdoweknowthatthetwobrotherswerereallytryingtocheattheemperor?4.Whywerethenewclothesspecial?6.Whydideveryonesaythatthenewclotheswerereallynice?Becausenobodywantedtosoundstupid.7.Whosaidthattheemperorwasn’twearinganyclothes?Ayoungboy.TellthestoryUsethepicturesin1ctotellthestory.1d12345Onceuponatime,therewasanemperor.Helovedclothesverymuch.Helovedbuyingclothesandlookedathisbeautifulclothes.1Twobrotherscametothecitytomakespecialclothesfortheemperor.Theysaidpeoplecouldn’tseetheclothesunlesstheywereclever.2Infact,thetwobrotherswerereallytryingtocheattheemperor.Theyaskedformuchgoldandsilkandkeptthemforthemselves.3Whentheemperorlookedathimself,heonlysawhisunderwear.Buthedidn’twantpeopletothinkhewasstupid.Sohesaidhisnewclotheswerereallybeautiful.4Whentheemperorwalkedthroughthestreetwearinghisnewclothes.Everybodysaidhisnewclotheswerewonderful.Suddenly,ayoungboyshouted,“Look!Theemperorisn’twearinganything.”5waslovedcametoldgivewerekeptwereseeputthinksaidwalkedshouted虚伪和欺诈是一切罪恶之母。——爱迪生

研究但是知不足，虚心是从知不足而来的。虚伪的谦虚，仅能赢得庸俗的掌声，而不能求得真实的进步。——华罗庚

欺人亦是自欺，此又是自欺之甚者。——朱熹

诚实是力量的一种象征，它显示着一