8AUnit 7 Seasons Writing A special memory 课件+嵌入音视频(共19张PPT)
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A special memory
8A Unit 7 Writing
By the end of this class, students will be able to:
Learn with me!
retell a story with some key words
write an article about a special memory
be aware of this: What can be special in our daily lives
The 'mind palace' of Sherlock
What do you think of Sherlock
Sherlock is a wise man because of his good memory.
1: ability to remember
2: something that you remember from the past
My special memory
Kevin
verbs: past form
Match the descriptions with the pictures below.
a) come out of the ATM
come out without stopping
give out a loud noise
pour out of the ATM
put the credit card into the ATM
put the money into his wallet
want to take out five hundred dollars
e, g
a, f
c, b
d
[pour out]
to flow quickly in large amount
e.g. The water is pouring out.
[wallet]
a pocket-sized holder for money and plastic cards
e.g. Helen called the police because somebody stole her wallet.
[take out]
to remove something to somewhere
e.g. My mother took out 1,000 yuan from the bank yesterday.
Check the past form of the verbs below.
When we write a memory story, main verbs should be the past form.
begin
stop
come
want
put
pour
take
give
began
stopped
came
wanted
put
poured
took
gave
A Think what happens in the pictures below. Then complete the following paragraphs. Use the verbs from the box to help you.
International Bank
wanted
500
put
came
put
began
came
stopped
verbs
Predict:
What would they probably do next
[note]
a piece of paper money
e.g.The woman put all the 100-yuan notes into her bag.
B Complete the rest of the story. Use the words from the box to help you.
We found a basket and put all the money into the basket. Then we gave the basket of money to the bank manager. He was surprised to see so much money. They counted the amount of money. It was exactly $100,000! The manager thanked us a lot.
A special memory
Early one morning, I went to International Bank with my dad. He wanted to take out 500 dollars. He put his card into the ATM. Five $100 notes came out. He put them into his wallet.
Then the machine began to make a funny noise. More notes came out. They poured out of the machine for five minutes. Then the machine stopped.
We found a basket and put all the money into the basket. Then we gave the basket of money to the bank manager. He was surprised to see so much money. They counted the amount of money. It was exactly $100,000! The manager thanked us a lot.
That is a special memory for me. My dad was rich---for five minutes.
para.1-Beginning
para.2-
Middle
para.4-
Why special
para.3-
End
Who
When and where
What happened
Why special
If you want to share your own special memory, it's necessary to think about the questions below.
(p108, textbook)
1. Who was in the story
2. When and where did it happen
3.What happened at the beginning, in the middle and in the end
4. Why is it a special memory
Basic Elements of story
Retell the story according to the pictures.
Pay attention to:
past tense
first person
Linking words:
first of all, firstly, secondly, thirdly, next, then, finally...
take out, put
came out, put
poured out
came out
put...into
counted, thanked
some key words for you
Who
When and where
What happened
Why special
Why is it a special memory
a. The ATM poured out a large amount of money.
b. The boy’s dad returned all the money to the bank.
c. The boy’s dad was rich for five minutes.
Review the story and choose the answer(s).
Yang Qian has won the first golden medal of the Tokyo Olympics.
During this summer vacation, Tom took swimming classes and finally he was able to swim freely in water.
How to describe the feeling of 'special'
Someone or something that is special is better or more important than other people or things.
When we want to describe someone or something, adjectives are necessary.
surprised
shocked
excited/joyful
pleased
annoyed
disappionted
blue/sad
curious
embarrassed
For someone
wonderful
fantastic
confused
terrible/bad
horrible
helpful
unbelieveble
hard/difficult
...
For something
I have a lot of special memories of the past, but the most special memory is staying alone during this Spring Festival.
Before the winter vacation began, I was advised to stay in Shenzhen because of the COVID-19. At first, I was nervous and worried about staying alone. I felt lonely especially when I saw people who stayed happily with their families. At that time, my family encouraged me a lot. We took video talks every day and shared our daily lives with each other. With their support, I felt better and soon learnt to enjoy myself. I enjoyed drinking coffee, making dishes and taking photos of beautiful sky.
This special memory was rewarding and helpful. It made me learn to stay independently and happily. Moreover, I know that no matter where you are, your family always loves you.
Summary
Basic elements
verbs
Why special
adjectives
Homework
1. Retell the story (P107-108,textbook) according to the pictures.
2. Write down your own special memory to share. About 80 words.
See you next time!
A special memory
8A Unit 7 Writing
By the end of this class, students will be able to:
Learn with me!
retell a story with some key words
write an article about a special memory
be aware of this: What can be special in our daily lives
The 'mind palace' of Sherlock
What do you think of Sherlock
Sherlock is a wise man because of his good memory.
1: ability to remember
2: something that you remember from the past
My special memory
Kevin
verbs: past form
Match the descriptions with the pictures below.
a) come out of the ATM
come out without stopping
give out a loud noise
pour out of the ATM
put the credit card into the ATM
put the money into his wallet
want to take out five hundred dollars
e, g
a, f
c, b
d
[pour out]
to flow quickly in large amount
e.g. The water is pouring out.
[wallet]
a pocket-sized holder for money and plastic cards
e.g. Helen called the police because somebody stole her wallet.
[take out]
to remove something to somewhere
e.g. My mother took out 1,000 yuan from the bank yesterday.
Check the past form of the verbs below.
When we write a memory story, main verbs should be the past form.
begin
stop
come
want
put
pour
take
give
began
stopped
came
wanted
put
poured
took
gave
A Think what happens in the pictures below. Then complete the following paragraphs. Use the verbs from the box to help you.
International Bank
wanted
500
put
came
put
began
came
stopped
verbs
Predict:
What would they probably do next
[note]
a piece of paper money
e.g.The woman put all the 100-yuan notes into her bag.
B Complete the rest of the story. Use the words from the box to help you.
We found a basket and put all the money into the basket. Then we gave the basket of money to the bank manager. He was surprised to see so much money. They counted the amount of money. It was exactly $100,000! The manager thanked us a lot.
A special memory
Early one morning, I went to International Bank with my dad. He wanted to take out 500 dollars. He put his card into the ATM. Five $100 notes came out. He put them into his wallet.
Then the machine began to make a funny noise. More notes came out. They poured out of the machine for five minutes. Then the machine stopped.
We found a basket and put all the money into the basket. Then we gave the basket of money to the bank manager. He was surprised to see so much money. They counted the amount of money. It was exactly $100,000! The manager thanked us a lot.
That is a special memory for me. My dad was rich---for five minutes.
para.1-Beginning
para.2-
Middle
para.4-
Why special
para.3-
End
Who
When and where
What happened
Why special
If you want to share your own special memory, it's necessary to think about the questions below.
(p108, textbook)
1. Who was in the story
2. When and where did it happen
3.What happened at the beginning, in the middle and in the end
4. Why is it a special memory
Basic Elements of story
Retell the story according to the pictures.
Pay attention to:
past tense
first person
Linking words:
first of all, firstly, secondly, thirdly, next, then, finally...
take out, put
came out, put
poured out
came out
put...into
counted, thanked
some key words for you
Who
When and where
What happened
Why special
Why is it a special memory
a. The ATM poured out a large amount of money.
b. The boy’s dad returned all the money to the bank.
c. The boy’s dad was rich for five minutes.
Review the story and choose the answer(s).
Yang Qian has won the first golden medal of the Tokyo Olympics.
During this summer vacation, Tom took swimming classes and finally he was able to swim freely in water.
How to describe the feeling of 'special'
Someone or something that is special is better or more important than other people or things.
When we want to describe someone or something, adjectives are necessary.
surprised
shocked
excited/joyful
pleased
annoyed
disappionted
blue/sad
curious
embarrassed
For someone
wonderful
fantastic
confused
terrible/bad
horrible
helpful
unbelieveble
hard/difficult
...
For something
I have a lot of special memories of the past, but the most special memory is staying alone during this Spring Festival.
Before the winter vacation began, I was advised to stay in Shenzhen because of the COVID-19. At first, I was nervous and worried about staying alone. I felt lonely especially when I saw people who stayed happily with their families. At that time, my family encouraged me a lot. We took video talks every day and shared our daily lives with each other. With their support, I felt better and soon learnt to enjoy myself. I enjoyed drinking coffee, making dishes and taking photos of beautiful sky.
This special memory was rewarding and helpful. It made me learn to stay independently and happily. Moreover, I know that no matter where you are, your family always loves you.
Summary
Basic elements
verbs
Why special
adjectives
Homework
1. Retell the story (P107-108,textbook) according to the pictures.
2. Write down your own special memory to share. About 80 words.
See you next time!