译林版七年级英语上册Unit 8 Fashion 第6课时教学课件(共15张PPT，内嵌音频)

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Unit 8 Fashion
Study skills
Warming-up
Free talk
Do you know syllables
What is a syllable
Words can be divided into syllables. A word may have one, two, three or more syllables. Every vowel phoneme forms a syllable.
pen
food
/e/
one syllable
/u:/
one syllable
Presentation
Read and learn
le mon
car rot
/e/
two syllables
two syllables
/ /
/ /
/ /
Presentation
ham bur ger
bas ket ball
/a:/
/ /
/ /
/ /
/ /
/ :/
three syllables
three syllables
Presentation
Listen and repeat the words
Words with one syllable:
Words with two syllables:
Words with three syllables:
fun swim
en●joy clev●er
inter●est●ed fa●vour●ite
Presentation
1. lazy ___________ 5. carrot ___________
2. hamburger ___________ 6. popular ___________
3. number ___________ 7. glove ___________
4. smooth ___________ 8. important ___________
two
three
two
one
two
three
one
three
Practice
Listen and write down the number of syllables in each word in the blanks.
_____________ ____________
_____________ ____________
_____________ ____________
spe
week
chil
cial
ern
pres
dren
foot
mod
end
ball
ent
special
children
weekend
modern
football
present
Match the syllables to make six two-syllable words. Then practise saying the words.
Practice
Have a competition
Say as many words with one syllable as possible in one minute.
Say as many words with two syllables as possible in one minute.
Say as many words with three syllables as possible in one minute.
Practice
Listen and tick
Practice
1. shirt shirts
2. lady ladies
3. match matches
4. size sizes
√
√
√
√
√
Tick the box if you hear an extra syllable in the plural form.
5. piece pieces
6. price prices
7. blouse blouses
8. photo, photos
Sometimes when we add -(e)s to a word, the word will have an extra syllable.
fashion lazy tie show
colourful cool cotton wool leather silk style smart modern trainers matches jumper
pink comfortable
Read the words and clap your hands.
Practice
Make a conversation in pairs.
A: We have fun today. I know about the syllables in words today.
What about you
B: … Look at the word! How many syllables does it have
A: Let me see. It has …
B: That’s correct. What are they/is it
A: They are/It is … Have a look at this word. How many syllables
does it have
B: Oh, I know. It has …
A: You are right. What are they/is it
B: They are/It is … I have a more difficult one. Do you know …
A: I have no idea. …
Extension
What have we learnt today
We have learnt syllables in words.
How many syllables may a word have
It may have one, two, three or more syllables.
What forms a syllable
Every vowel phoneme forms a syllable.
Syllables in words may help us remember words faster and more easily.
Summary
1. Review what we
have learnt today.
2. Find more words
with different
syllables and make
some word cards.
Homework
Thank you!