Unit8SectionA1a~1e课件-人教版英语七年级下册

Unit8OnceuponaTime1.Whatarethestudentsinthephotodoing?Theyaretellingstories.2.Howdoyouthinktheyfeelaboutit?Theyarehappy/excited/...3.Whatdoyouthinktheteacherishelpingthemwith?Theteacherishelpingthemwithhowtoactbetter.Lookandshare?BIG

QuestionWhydowetellstories?

Wetellstoriesformanyreasons.

First,storiesarefunandcanmakeushappy.Theytakeustodifferentworlds.

Second,theyteachuslessons.Forexample,astorycanshowuswhyit'sgoodtobekind.

Third,storieshelpusshareourfeelingsandconnectwithothers.Whenwetellstories,wecanunderstandeachotherbetter.

Finally,storieshelpusmakesenseoftheworldaroundus.

讲故事Doyoulikestories?LittleRedRidingHoodTheEmperor’sNewClothesTheLittleMatchGirlTheBoyWhoCriedWolfSleepingBeautyLookatthepicturesandanswer:Whatcanyouseeinthepictures?afishermanagoldenfishalionamouseanetadragonanartistamanahorseTheChineseFarmerWhoLostHisHorsePainttheDragon,DottheEyesTheLionandtheMousewesternfables西方寓言故事TheFishermanandtheGoldenFishChineseidiomstories中国成语故事Matchthenameswiththepictures.Learnsomethingaboutthesestories.TheChinesefarmerwholosthishorseWhenafarmer’shorsevanishes,misfortune(不幸)turnstofortuneasthehorsereturnswithaherd,illustratingtheproverb"Badluckmayhidegoodfortune."（塞翁失马，焉知非福，这正说明了“坏事也许隐藏着好运”这句谚语。）Learnsomethingaboutthesestories.PainttheDragon,DottheEyesAlegendarypaintercompletesadragonmuralbutleavestheeyesblank;uponaddingthem,thedragoncomesaliveandfliesaway,symbolizingthetransformativepowerofafinal,crucialdetail.（一位传奇画家完成了一幅龙的壁画，但却没有画上龙的眼睛；当他给龙添上眼睛后，龙便活了过来并飞走了，这象征着最后那个关键细节所具有的化腐朽为神奇的力量。）Learnsomethingaboutthesestories.TheFishermanandtheGoldenCarp

Onceuponatime,anoldmanlivingbyariverfisheddaily.Oneday,hesawaKoiCarptrappedinanet.Takingpity,hefreedit.

Later,whentheoldmanwasinneed,hefoundmanyvaluablefishinhisfishingnet.Heknewthecarphadrepaidhiskindness.Learnsomethingaboutthesestories.

TheLionandtheMouseAlionsparesamousedisturbinghim.Later,themousesavesthelionbybitingahunter’snet,showingkindnessmattersmost.Moral:"Littlefriendscanbegreathelpers."Listentothefirstconversation.Putthesentencesinorder.________The

mouse

bitthroughthenet.________Thehunter

caught

the

lion.________The

lion

let

the

mouse

go.

Thelioncaughtthemouse.

The

mousepromised

to

helpthe

lion.

复数mice

hunt(狩猎)

+-er

表示（人的名词后缀）=hunter猎人promisetodosth承诺做某事promise—promised承诺动词不规则变化：bite—bit咬,叮，相信let—let使，让catch—caught抓住243151bListentothesecondconversation.Choosethecorrectwordstocompletethesentences.1.Longago,afarmer_________hishorse.A.lostB.killedC.sold2.Thefarmer’shorsecamebackwith_______otherhorses.A.fiveB.sixC.seven3.Thefarmer’ssonbrokehis_____.A.headB.armC.leg4.The_______didn’thavetojointhewar.A.farmerB.farmer’ssonC.farmer’sneighbour

CCABneighbour/'neɪbər/n.邻居neighbourhood/'neɪbərhʊd/n.街区，街坊很久以前回来1cListentothetwoconversationsagainandanswerthequestions.1.Whydoyouthinkthelionlaughedwhenthemousepromisedtohelphim?Becausethelionfeltthatthemousewastooweaktohelphim.2.Doyoulikethestoryaboutthelionandthemouse?Whyorwhynot?

Yes,Ido.Becauseitmakesmeunderstandthateveryonehashis/herownspecialskillsandweshouldn’tlookdownuponothers.3.Didthefarmerfeelverysadwhenbadthingshappened?

No,hedidn’t.4.Wasthefarmerwise?Whyorwhynot?

Yes,hewas.Becauseheknewsometimesunluckythingsmayturnoutwellandgoodthingscouldgowrongtoo.

1dConversation1ChenJie:Pleaseshareyourfavouritestorywithme,Peter.Peter

:

Sure.Oncealioncaughtamouse(Thelioncaughtthemouse).Themousewasafraid.He

said,“Pleaselet

mego!OnedayIwillhelpyou!(Themousepromisedtohelpthelion)”Thelion

laughedandletthemousego(Thelionletthemousego).Later,a

huntercaughtthelioninanet(Thehuntercaughtthelion).

Themousehelpedthelionthen.Hebitthrough

thenetandsetthelionfree(Themousebitthroughthenet)!ChenJie:

Ilikethatstory.Kindnessisneverwasted.Revelation(启示):respectlife,helpothers,kindness,anddon'tjudgeabookbyitscover（不要以貌取人）.Conversation2Emma:

What'syourfavouritestory,TengFei?TengFei:Oh,Ilikethisone.Afarmerlosthishorse.Hisneighbourssaid,“Howunlucky!”Butthefarmerjustsaid,“Maybe.”Later,hishorse

camebackwithsevenother

horses.Peoplesaid,"That'sgreat!"Butthefarmersaid,“Maybe.”Later,hisson

brokehislegwhenhetriedtorideahorse.Peoplesaid,"That'sterrible!"Again,

thefarmersaid,"Maybe."Well,becauseofhisleg,thesondidn'thavetojoinawar.

Thatsavedhislife!

loseone’ssth.

Emma:

Isee.Unluckythingsmayturnoutwell.Andgoodthings

couldgowrongtoo.TengFei:Yes,youneverknow.Revelation(启示):Unlucky

thingsmayturnoutwell.Andgoodthingscouldgowrongtoo.（福祸相依）