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人教PEP英语精选课件
六年级下册
Unit 4 Then and now
PEP·六年级下册
Part B
Let’s learn & Listen, match and say
Let’s sing
Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter
Lead-in
—Which season do you like best
—I like… best.
Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter
—What can you do in…
—I can…
I can…
It’s warm in spring.
—What activities can you do
—I can fly a kite/have a picnic/
plant trees/go hiking/go cycling/…
go cycling
去骑自行车
cycle
noun
bike
verb
ride a bike
How do you feel in autumn, cool or cold
I feel cool.
The cool weather is very good for many sports. What sports can you do in autumn
I can play ping-pong/basketball/ football/badminton…
play badminton
打羽毛球
Do you like swimming in autumn Why
Yes, I do.
Wow, you are very brave. I think you must be very strong.
Do you like swimming in autumn Why
No, I don’t. Because the water in autumn is a little cold.
When do you usually swim
We often swim in summer.
I didn't like _____ before.
I thought it was _________.
Now I love to _______, so I like ________.
—What’s the opposite season of summer
—It’s winter.
ice-skate
滑冰
Look! What's Wu Yifan doing in winter
He’s ice-skating.
Let’s learn
go cycling
ice-skate
play badminton
Watch the video and think about these two questions.
Did Wu Yifan like winter before Why or why not
Does he like winter now How do you know
点击画面 播放视频
1.Did Wu Yifan like winter before Why or why not
2.Does he like winter now How do you know
No, he didn't. He thought it was too cold, and he couldn't go cycling.
Yes, he does. He says he loves to ice-skate, so he likes winter.
Let’s learn
I didn’t like winter before. I thought it was too cold, and I couldn’t go cycling.
Practice the dialogue.
How about now
Now I love to ice-skate, so I like winter.
Look and say
I didn’t like _______ before.
I thought it was _______,
and I couldn’t _____________.
autumn
windy
play badminton
Now I love to ___________.
So I like ________.
autumn
go cycling
I didn’t like _______ before.
I thought it was _______,
and I couldn’t ___________.
summer
hot
ice-skate
Now I love to _______,
so I like ________.
swim
summer
Free talk
What season didn't you like before Why didn't you like it Do you like it now Make free talks with your group partners.
I didn't like _____ before.
I thought it was ____, and I couldn't ____.
Now I love to _______, so I like ________.
Allen
Diana
Joe
Listen, match and say
Before, Allen couldn’t... Now...
听力原文
Hi, I’m Allen. Before, I was short and couldn’t ride my bike well. Now, I go cycling every weekend.
Allen
Hello. My name is Diana. Before, I couldn’t play badminton. Now, I play badminton every week.
Diana
Hi, I’m Joe. Before, I couldn’t ice-skate. Now, I go ice-skating every winter.
Joe
Let’s say
Allen
Diana
Joe
Before, Allen couldn’t _______________.
Now he _______________________.
ride his bike well
goes cycling every weekend
Allen
Diana
Joe
Before, Diana couldn’t ______________.
Now she _______________________.
play badminton
plays badminton every week
Allen
Diana
Joe
Before, Joe couldn’t ______________.
Now he _______________________.
ice-skate
goes ice-skating every winter
Make sentences
Before, I _____. Now I _____.
Then and now
Then and now
Every day we use things like cars, computers and telephones.
These things were first made a long time ago.
Things change
What did they look like long ago
How have they changed
Old cars did not go very fast. They had seats for just two people. The seats were very hard.
Cars then
New cars go very fast. They have seats for many people. Now the seats are soft.
Cars now
Old telephones were very big. They were always black. The numbers were on a dial.
Telephones then
Now telephones are very little. They now come in many colors. The numbers are on buttons now.
Telephones now
Old computers were very big. They did not have a screen. Old computers did not work very fast.
Computers then
New computers are small. They have a color screen. New computers work very fast.
Computers now
I didn’t like ___ before.
I thought it was _____,
and I couldn’t ______.
Now I love to ______,
so I like _______.
Blackboard Design
Unit 4 Then and Now
Homework
Practice the dialogue.
