牛津译林版(2019)必修第二册 Unit 2 Be sporty, be healthy Integrated skills 课件(共36张PPT)

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新牛津译林版高中英语必修二Unit 2 Be sporty, be healthy
Integrated Skills
People’s well-being not only depends on food, but also relies on motion. 人的健全，不但靠饮食，尤靠运动。——蔡元培
Quote
1. What do you think of your health condition
Very good. Good. Not bad. Bad.
2. How often do you work out
Often. Sometimes. Seldom. Never.
3. How is your sleep going
Very good. Good. Not bad. Bad.
4. Do you think it will have a big influence on your life, if you can’t sleep well
Yes. No.
5. Do you often get a cold
Yes. Sometimes. Seldom. Never.
Survey
Watch the video and tick the problems Leo mentions in the boxes below.
a. always gets cold
b. Has a bad memory
c. Has sleeping problems
d. Is overweight
e. Cannot concentrate at school
f. Feels tired at night
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While-watching
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
While-watching
Post-watching
Listening for suggestions
Listening for suggestions
1. Why not try a healthier diet It’ll help your body grow stronger.
Listening for suggestions
2. How about exercise
Listening for suggestions
3. But it would be good for you to be more active, that is,
to do some exercise.
Listening for suggestions
4. And it’ll be even better if you can choose an activity like swimming or jogging to do twice a week.
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.
2. How about exercise
3. But it would be good for you to be more active, that is, to do some exercise.
4. And it’ll be even better if you can choose an activity like swimming or jogging to do twice a week.
Why not do sth.
+ reasons
How about sth.
It would be good for you to do sth. + reasons
It’ll be even better if you can do sth. + reasons
Post-watching
How does Leo respond to Dr Chen’s advice
OK.
Actually, I don’t like sport. I’d rather stay indoors reading than play sport.
That sounds good.
OK, I understand.
He understands the benefits of exercise but it seems, for some reason, he is unenthusiastic and unwilling to start working out.
Pre-reading
Why do you think Leo is unwilling to start working out
He doesn’t have enough time for exercise.
He doesn’t know how to do sport.
He doesn’t have proper clothes and equipment for exercise.
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After his conversation with Dr Chen, Leo wrote an email to his friend Rachel. Read the email below and make a list of the reasons why Leo is unwilling to begin working out regularly.
While-reading
Reasons why Leo is unwilling to take up exercise:
While-reading
1. He doesn’t have much time for exercise.
2. He doesn’t think that he has the money to work out in the gym.
3. He thinks it’s hard to stick with an exercise routine.
Read Leo’s email and complete the table
Reasons Examples
No time
He has to hang out with friends during the week.
Concerned about the money
No partner
School work is too much.
There are many after-school activities.
He can’t afford the classes in the nearby gym.
Swimming classes are so expensive.
Jogging along the same part every morning and repeating the same movement day after day with no one to talk is boring.
He would soon give up without a partner.
Do you think working out regularly is important for our health Why
What kind of suggestions will you make if you have a friend like Leo
Post-reading
Leo’s problems
No time to exercise
No money to work out
No one to talk to
Your suggestions
Time
Exercise can be fitted into one’s schedule.
Money
Exercise does not necessarily require money.
Company
Exercise can be done with one’s family or friends.
Speaking
In pairs, role-play a conversation between Rachel and Leo about ways Leo can make exercise a regular part of his life.
Starting a conversation
Tip
To start a conversation, you can：
Start the topic directly, e.g. We are here to discuss/talk about … Our topic today is …
Invite your partner to give his/her opinion by asking questions. Try to ask open-ended questions than yes-no questions, e.g. What do you think of… How do you feel about…
Sample
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
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 it
Rachel: That’s the best idea you’ve ever had.
Help Rachel write a reply to Leo to encourage him to work out regularly. Use your ideas from part C and the information in parts A and B to help you.
D
Planning your writing
●Learning about the structure
When writing an email of encouragement, you can follow the structure below:
Start by showing your understanding of the situation.
Give suggestions with reasons.
End the email by offering encouragement.
Writing
Start by showing your understanding of the situation.
I’m sorry to hear that …
I have some suggestions that you might find helpful.
Give suggestions with reasons.
First, exercise can be fitted into one’s schedule.
Second, exercise does not necessarily require money.
Thirdly, exercise can be done with one’s family or friends.
End the email by offering encouragement.
I hope you’ll find these suggestions helpful.
I’m sure you’ll …
● Learning about the writing techniques
Read the instructions carefully to fully understand the topic and brainstorm ideas.
Use diagrams, such as a mind map or a flow chart, to organize your ideas. You can also make a list of the points you want to cover.
Consider the purpose of your writing and your reader, which determine your language style, formal or informal. An email to encourage a friend is usually informal.
Show your understanding with expressions such as “I’m sorry to hear that …” and end your email
with “I hope you’ll find these suggestions helpful and I’m sure you’ll..”.
●Learning about the language
I hope you will take my advice into account / consideration.
I hope you will find these suggestions practical / useful / helpful.
Please let me know without hesitation if you need any help.
Sample
Dear Leo,
I’m sorry to hear that you haven’t been feeling well recently. But the doctor is right — you do need to exercise more. I have some suggestions that you might find helpful.
First, remember that you don’t have to exercise for 30 minutes or a whole hour non-stop. Instead, try to do small amounts of exercise whenever you can. For example, try taking the stairs up to your flat instead of the lift. When you study for a long time, remember to take regular breaks. Get out of your chair and move around a bit: take a walk or practise some dance moves.
Start by showing your understanding of the situation.
Give suggestions with reasons.
Second, you don’t have to pay to exercise. Many forms of exercise can be done outside the gym. For instance, you can go running in your school playground, in the park or around your community. All you need is a pair of comfortable running shoes!
Finally, I understand that exercising alone can be boring, but you could invite your family and friends to work out with you. Encourage them to take exercise too so that you can have fun exercising together. This way, you are more likely to stick with your exercise routine.
I hope you’ll find these suggestions helpful. I’m sure you’ll soon be feeling happier and healthier.
yours truly,
Rachel
Give suggestions with reasons.
End the email by offering encouragement.
Checking your writing
Remember to check your writing after you finish and exchange drafts between you and your partner. Pay attention to the following aspects:
Punctuation
Spelling
Grammar
Choice of words
Style (formal/informal)
Structure
Are the reasons you give convincing
Do you use proper language to express understanding and encouragement
How can you improve your writing
Self-review
What does your partner think of the suggestions and reasons you give
How can you improve your writing
Peer review
1. I'm sorry to hear that you are having trouble fitting in your new school. Such problems are quite normal. Perhaps the following suggestions are helpful.
很遗憾听说你在适应新学校方面有困难。这样的问题是很正常的。可能下面的建议会有一些帮助。
2. I have received your letter saying you plan to play a visit to China for ten days next month. Perhaps the following suggestions are helpful to you.
我已经收到了你的来信。信上说你打算下个月来参观中国十天。可能下面的建议对你是有帮助的。
3. I'm writing to you to present what I think on the further improvement of our hotel so as to attract more clients（顾客）.
我给你写信是想说明一下我对于进一步改善我们旅馆的一些想法，以吸引更多顾客。
Useful expressions
4. You have asked me for my advice with regard to how to learn Chinese , and I will try to make some suggestions here.
你关于如何学习汉语询问我的建议，那么我就在这里给出一些建议。
5. I'm very glad to receive your letter asking for my advice on how to fit in the new school life. Here are a few suggestions.
很高兴收到你的来信，信上询问我关于如何适应新的学校生活。下面是我的一些建议。
6. I'm very glad to have received your e-mail. Now I'm writing to give you some advice on how to learn English well in high school.
很高兴收到你的电子邮件。现在，关于如何在高中学好英语，我写信给你一些建议。
Useful expressions
7. It's necessary for you to read some books about these places before you come to see them with your own eyes. With more knowledge about these places, you will have a better understanding of Chinese history and culture.
在你来亲眼看到这些地方之前，你 有必要读一些关于这些地方的书。有了关于这些地方更多的知识，你将会更好的理解中国的历史和文化。
8. First of all, you should listen to the teacher carefully and take notes in class so that you can go over your lessons as soon as you can after class.
首先，你应该认真听老师讲课。上课做好笔记，以便下课后可以及时复习。
9. As is known to all，vocabulary is of great importance. You should spend half an hour in the morning reciting words and reading texts aloud.
众所周知，词汇是非常重要的。你应该早上花半个小时的时间背单词和朗读课文。
Useful expressions
10. What’s more, try to communicate with your classmates in English out of class. Only in this way can you improve your listening and spoken English quickly.
还有，试着在课外用英语和同学交流。只有这样，你才能够很快的提高英语听力和口语。
11. Last but not least, you should develop the habit of keeping a diary, which helps improve your written English and helps you go over/review the words and expressions that you have learnt.
最后但也是很重要的一点是，你应该养成记日记的习惯，这会帮助你提高英语写作，也会帮助你复习学过的单词和短语。
Useful expressions
【篇尾句】提出希望采纳建议，并祝福。
1. I hope these suggestions will be of use to you. Remember: where there is a will, there is a way.
我希望这些建议会对你有用。记住：有志者事竟成。
2. I hope these suggestions will be of use to you. Remember: The man who has made up his mind to win will never say “impossible”.
我希望这些建议会对你有用。记住：一个决心要成功的人从来不说“不可能”。
3. I sincerely hope my advice will be some help for you. I'm eager to see you soon in Beijing. Wish you in advance a pleasant trip to Beijing.
我真诚的希望我的建议对你有一些帮助。很希望早点在北京见到你。提前祝你来北京之行愉快。
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4. I hope that my suggestions are helpful for you anyway. I would be more than happy to see improvement.
无论如何，我希望这些建议对你有所帮助。我会非常高兴看到情况改善。
5. I believe that you will take my suggestions into serious account. Whatever you decide to do, good luck with your studies/work！
我相信你会认真考虑我的建议。无论你决定做什么，祝你学习/工作好运。
6. I sincerely hope my advice will be some help for you. If there is more I can do to help, please let me know.
我真诚的希望我的建议对你有一些帮助。如果有更多我可以帮忙的，请告诉我。
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