牛津译林版（2019）必修第二册 Unit 2 Be sporty, be healthy-Integrated skills教学课件(共14张PPT)
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Unit 1
Reading 1
The evolution of video and sound devices
高中英语 必修（第二册）
Unit 2 Be sporty, be healthy
Integrated skills 1
Encouraging a friend to work out regularly
jogging
pushing up
roller skating
yoga
cycling
What do these sports have in common
Lead-in
Watch the video and tick the problems Leo mentions in the boxes below.
√
√
√
Viewing
Watch the video again and complete the table below.
Dr Chen’s suggestions Benefits
Try a (1) ______________diet. It will help your body (2) _____________.
Be more active. Do some aerobic exercise such as (3) _____________________ twice a week. It will strengthen your immune system so you
can (4) ______________.
It will also (5) ___________, making you
feel tired and sleep better at night.
It will help (6) _____________________,
which may help you concentrate.
healthier
grow stronger
swimming or jogging
fight off illness
burn energy
improve brain functions
Viewing
How to give suggestions
Summary
Dr Chen’s suggestions Useful expressions
1. Why not try a healthier diet It’ll help your body grow
stronger. Why not do sth. + reasons
2. How about exercise How about sth.
3. But it would be good for you to be more active, that is,
to do some exercise. This will strengthen your immune
system so you can fight off illness. Exercise will also
burn energy, so you’ll feel tired, and sleep better at night. It would be good for you to do sth. + reasons
4. And it’ll be even better if you can choose an activity like
swimming or jogging to do twice a week. You know,
aerobic exercise helps improve brain functions. That
may help you concentrate. It’ll be even better if you can do sth. + reasons
Read the email below and make a list of the reasons why Leo is unwilling to begin working out regularly.
He doesn’t have much time for exercise.
He doesn’t think that he has the money to work out in the gym.
He thinks it’s hard to stick with an exercise routine.
Reading
Speaking
Leo’s reasons
He doesn’t have much time for exercise.
He doesn’t think that he has the money to work out in the gym.
He thinks it’s hard to stick with an exercise routine.
Related ideas
Exercise can be fitted into one’s schedule.
Exercise does not necessarily require money.
Exercise can be done with one’s family or friends.
In pairs, role-play a conversation between Rachel and Leo about ways Leo can make exercise a regular part of his life.
General ideas Concrete ideas
Exercise can be fitted into one’s schedule.
Exercise does not necessarily require money.
Exercise can be done with one’s family or friends.
not necessarily lasting more than half an hour
riding a bike/walking to and from school
taking stairs instead of the lift
jogging, running (a pair of running shoes)
cycling (a bike)
taking a walk after dinner with parent(s)
playing ball games after school with friends
Speaking
Have a discussion and support the ideas with more concrete ones.
Speaking
Sample answer:
Leo: I went to see the doctor and she said I have to make exercise a regular part of my life. I know I need to exercise but I don’t have time or money. What should I do
Rachel: A few minutes a day is all it takes. Start doing small amounts of exercise whenever you can. Take the stairs instead of the lift when possible. And if you have been sitting for too long while studying, get up and dance to your favourite music.
Leo: Interesting! I can do that. But do you think I need to pay to exercise in the gym
Speaking
Rachel: Not necessarily. The good news is that you don’t need
money to exercise! You can go running in your
community’s park or try walking to school.
Leo: Great suggestions! How do you feel about joining me I
don’t want to exercise alone.
Rachel: Of course! I’ll help you get into an exercise routine if
you’re serious about it.
Leo: I am! Thanks for encouraging me, Rachel. We should find other friends to join us too. What do you think of that
Rachel: That’s the best idea you’ve ever had!
Homework
1. Think up more ways to make sports part of your life and come up with a plan to practice every day.
2. Finish A1–A3 on Page 65–66 in the workbook.
Homework
1. Read this article aloud.
2. Finish the workbook.
谢 谢
Unit 1
Reading 1
The evolution of video and sound devices
高中英语 必修（第二册）
Unit 2 Be sporty, be healthy
Integrated skills 1
Encouraging a friend to work out regularly
jogging
pushing up
roller skating
yoga
cycling
What do these sports have in common
Lead-in
Watch the video and tick the problems Leo mentions in the boxes below.
√
√
√
Viewing
Watch the video again and complete the table below.
Dr Chen’s suggestions Benefits
Try a (1) ______________diet. It will help your body (2) _____________.
Be more active. Do some aerobic exercise such as (3) _____________________ twice a week. It will strengthen your immune system so you
can (4) ______________.
It will also (5) ___________, making you
feel tired and sleep better at night.
It will help (6) _____________________,
which may help you concentrate.
healthier
grow stronger
swimming or jogging
fight off illness
burn energy
improve brain functions
Viewing
How to give suggestions
Summary
Dr Chen’s suggestions Useful expressions
1. Why not try a healthier diet It’ll help your body grow
stronger. Why not do sth. + reasons
2. How about exercise How about sth.
3. But it would be good for you to be more active, that is,
to do some exercise. This will strengthen your immune
system so you can fight off illness. Exercise will also
burn energy, so you’ll feel tired, and sleep better at night. It would be good for you to do sth. + reasons
4. And it’ll be even better if you can choose an activity like
swimming or jogging to do twice a week. You know,
aerobic exercise helps improve brain functions. That
may help you concentrate. It’ll be even better if you can do sth. + reasons
Read the email below and make a list of the reasons why Leo is unwilling to begin working out regularly.
He doesn’t have much time for exercise.
He doesn’t think that he has the money to work out in the gym.
He thinks it’s hard to stick with an exercise routine.
Reading
Speaking
Leo’s reasons
He doesn’t have much time for exercise.
He doesn’t think that he has the money to work out in the gym.
He thinks it’s hard to stick with an exercise routine.
Related ideas
Exercise can be fitted into one’s schedule.
Exercise does not necessarily require money.
Exercise can be done with one’s family or friends.
In pairs, role-play a conversation between Rachel and Leo about ways Leo can make exercise a regular part of his life.
General ideas Concrete ideas
Exercise can be fitted into one’s schedule.
Exercise does not necessarily require money.
Exercise can be done with one’s family or friends.
not necessarily lasting more than half an hour
riding a bike/walking to and from school
taking stairs instead of the lift
jogging, running (a pair of running shoes)
cycling (a bike)
taking a walk after dinner with parent(s)
playing ball games after school with friends
Speaking
Have a discussion and support the ideas with more concrete ones.
Speaking
Sample answer:
Leo: I went to see the doctor and she said I have to make exercise a regular part of my life. I know I need to exercise but I don’t have time or money. What should I do
Rachel: A few minutes a day is all it takes. Start doing small amounts of exercise whenever you can. Take the stairs instead of the lift when possible. And if you have been sitting for too long while studying, get up and dance to your favourite music.
Leo: Interesting! I can do that. But do you think I need to pay to exercise in the gym
Speaking
Rachel: Not necessarily. The good news is that you don’t need
money to exercise! You can go running in your
community’s park or try walking to school.
Leo: Great suggestions! How do you feel about joining me I
don’t want to exercise alone.
Rachel: Of course! I’ll help you get into an exercise routine if
you’re serious about it.
Leo: I am! Thanks for encouraging me, Rachel. We should find other friends to join us too. What do you think of that
Rachel: That’s the best idea you’ve ever had!
Homework
1. Think up more ways to make sports part of your life and come up with a plan to practice every day.
2. Finish A1–A3 on Page 65–66 in the workbook.
Homework
1. Read this article aloud.
2. Finish the workbook.
谢 谢