人教版（2019）必修 第一册Unit 3 Sports and fitness Reading for Writing 课件(共24张PPT)
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Unit3 Sports and Fitness
Write a page in a wellness book
Reading for Writing
Are you sometimes anxious about your body
Have you ever tried hard to lose your weight
BM Girls
Brandy Melville
One-size-fits-most
A4 Waist Challenge
Beer belly VS six-pack abs
Lead-in
Have you ever tried the 5:2 diet
The 5:2 diet gets its name because it involves eating regularly for 5 days of the week while drastically limiting intake on the other 2 days.
It can help people lose weight while they can eat whatever they want for the regular meals.
wellness
mental
health
physical
health
is a book in which a group of people exchange ideas about health and fitness.
Do you know what a wellness book is
GOING POSITIVE
She is Kayla.
She is doing push-up.
changes
Predication
What problem did Kayla have in the past
What does the sentence“I almost went bananas” mean
What made her change her thinking
Read for information
She was worried about her weight and appearance.
A. the food you regularly eat and drink
B. a limited or controlled amount of food
√
5:2 diet: to eat normally for 5 days of the week, but only eat very little on the other two days.
She nearly went crazy because she was so worried, and tried various methods.
a turning point
The past problem
My positive changes and results.
Positive Results
My worry about my appearance and weight.
What made me change and how I changed.
Read for main idea
Writing tip 1: The text is well-organised with these linking words.
what's more, besides,
thus, although,
for one thing, for another
firstly, …secondly,…lastly...
Solution and the present situation
problem weight and appearance
turning point
The past The present
actions (verbs)
results
an article that said instead of asking “Am I fat ” people should be asking “Am I fit ”
worried about my weight
tried every new diet
cut out the food…
compared myself with…
looked for things…wrong with
I almost went bananas.
negative
run two kilometres
do 30 push-ups
add healthy foods to
make a list of …I like about…
I become both happier and healthier
positive
healthy in ________
body
healthy in ________
mind
Going Positive
means becoming healthy both in body and mind.
How does the author show her positive changes
A. By giving examples.
B. By asking questions.
C. By showing differences.
D. By listing some data.
√
Writing tip 2: Describe the positive changes by comparison.
by comparison/contrast(作比较)
Read for organization
Underline the words and phrases used in the text to show differences.
instead of；rather than，but，compare …with…；instead…
I always… look like…; too;
still; both… and…
Similarities
Then I read an article that said instead of asking “Am I fat ” I should be asking “Am I fit ” I had no idea a letter could make such a difference! Once I started thinking about fitness rather than weight, things began to change. Instead of saying “I want to lose three kilos”, I would say “I want to run two kilometres in eight minutes” or “I want to be able to do 30 push-ups”. Rather than cutting out the foods I enjoyed, I added healthy foods to my meals. I could still have a burger now and then, but I would add a salad or an apple.
Finally, I stopped comparing myself with actresses and models and looking for things that were wrong with my face or body. Instead, I made a list of the things I liked about myself. By being positive about myself and my body, I became both happier and healthier.
Writing tip 3: Make a comparison with these useful expressions.
Read for language
Expressions to show similarities Expressions to show differences
More expressions to show similarities and differences
I always… look like…
Contrast and Comparison
still; both… and…
Instead of …;…rather than …;
but.. ； compare …with…；
Instead,
though/although/ yet/however;
in contrast with(与…对比之下);
on the other hand;
different from…; the difference is…
be similar to…;
alike；
the same as…;
have …in common with;
Express the same meaning with the given words below.
Many people's problems are like mine.
similar
same
alike
have...in common
Many people have the same problems as mine.
Many people and I have problems alike.
Many people have problems in common with me.
Many people's problems are similar to mine.
Express the same meaning with the given words below.
I put more vegetables than meat in my diet.
instead of
rather than
not...but
The difference is
I put more vegetables rather than meat in my diet.
I do not put much meat but more vegetables in my diet.
The difference is that there are more vegetables than meat in my diet.
I put more vegetables instead of meat in my diet .
problem weight and looks
turning point
The past The present
actions (verbs)
results
Going Positive
rather than, instead of, but，instead…
Tip 1: Make the text well-organised with linking words.
Tip 2: Describe the positive changes by making comparison.
Tip 3: Make a comparison with these useful expressions.
language
content
+
+
+
to live a healthy life both
physically and mentally.
Conclusion
+
Food
Exercise
Stress
Self-confidence
What health problems do you have
Writing
lack of exercise;
hate sports;
can’t stick to doing exercises;
too much junk food; Obesity(肥胖症)
too picky about food; not have a balanced diet
No breakfast; always on diet;
feel depressed(沮丧的)
can’t deal with stress;
can’t sleep well because of anxiety;
Can’t balance study and life
not confident about the figure(身形), the look, and even myself
How can you make your meals healthier
Exercise
Stress
Self-confidence
Discussion: What changes will you make to solve it
Food
What can you do to make exercise more enjoyable and consistent (持续的)
How do you manage your stress and balance your study and life
What can you do to become more confident and feel better about yourself
Exercise: If I am by myself,I can listen to my favourite music on headphones while I exercise. I can also exercise with a friend to make it more enjoyable.
Stress:I won't work for too long at a time. If I work for around 45 minutes then take a short 10-minute break, my work will be better and I will feel more relaxed.
Self-confidence: To be more confident, I should know what I am good at, and accept what I am not good at. I can't be good at everything! If I want to improve at something, I won't let small failures put me off. I will keep trying and will reach my goal. Keeping fit also helps me.
Food: Always try and have vegetables with my meals and balance the different types of food groups. Don't eat too much of one thing. Also,don't eat very big portions(分量).
Step 1: Draw a chart to show your changes.
Step 2: Write a short passage
1. Start with a sentence about your problem
2. Tell the reader how and why you changed or want to change
Describe the changes
3. show the result after changing
(or possible result)
like; so; too; still; similarly; similar to; in common with; both..and
instead; instead of; rather than; however/but; different from...
Write a short passage based on your discussion and share it with class.
Writing
Write a paragraph about changes you want to make to lead a more positive lifestyle, using an appropriate tone. ( 50-70 words)
Structure : your situation 1-2 sentences changes to make 3-4 sentences the outcome to achieve 1-2 sentences First Draft
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_____________________________________
Word Banks Instead, …; instead of; rather than; but/however/though; still
Criteria(标准) for your composition Yes No
Did you start with general statement of the problem
Did you describe the changes in thinking and actions
Did you tell the reader how the changes improve your life
Did you make a comparison with useful expressions learned in class
Did you make the text well-organised with linking words
Does the writer use a good structure (introduction, body, conclusion)
Does the writer use the language from the word bank
Does the writer make any spelling mistakes
Does the writer make any grammar errors
Exchange the drafts
Assignment for the writer
Improve your first draft taking into account the corrections and comments made by your peer.
Write a second draft with improvement.
Checklist for the editor
One Possible Version
I always felt anxious and stressful at senior high school at first because I was afraid of being left behind. I was worried about so many things that I couldn’t sleep well and focus on my study.
Then, I read a book called “Who Moved Your Cheese” which made me realize that making changes can make a difference to life. Instead of just worrying about my study, I would make a schedule for my study and finish the to-do list. Rather than being anxious the whole day, I would do some exercises regularly and listen to music to relieve my stress and tiredness after studying, which also helped me feel more energetic.
Now, I stopped feeling upset about something new. Instead, I would also always remind myself to smile as often as possible and stay positive about everything that is going to happen.
Thanks!
Unit3 Sports and Fitness
Write a page in a wellness book
Reading for Writing
Are you sometimes anxious about your body
Have you ever tried hard to lose your weight
BM Girls
Brandy Melville
One-size-fits-most
A4 Waist Challenge
Beer belly VS six-pack abs
Lead-in
Have you ever tried the 5:2 diet
The 5:2 diet gets its name because it involves eating regularly for 5 days of the week while drastically limiting intake on the other 2 days.
It can help people lose weight while they can eat whatever they want for the regular meals.
wellness
mental
health
physical
health
is a book in which a group of people exchange ideas about health and fitness.
Do you know what a wellness book is
GOING POSITIVE
She is Kayla.
She is doing push-up.
changes
Predication
What problem did Kayla have in the past
What does the sentence“I almost went bananas” mean
What made her change her thinking
Read for information
She was worried about her weight and appearance.
A. the food you regularly eat and drink
B. a limited or controlled amount of food
√
5:2 diet: to eat normally for 5 days of the week, but only eat very little on the other two days.
She nearly went crazy because she was so worried, and tried various methods.
a turning point
The past problem
My positive changes and results.
Positive Results
My worry about my appearance and weight.
What made me change and how I changed.
Read for main idea
Writing tip 1: The text is well-organised with these linking words.
what's more, besides,
thus, although,
for one thing, for another
firstly, …secondly,…lastly...
Solution and the present situation
problem weight and appearance
turning point
The past The present
actions (verbs)
results
an article that said instead of asking “Am I fat ” people should be asking “Am I fit ”
worried about my weight
tried every new diet
cut out the food…
compared myself with…
looked for things…wrong with
I almost went bananas.
negative
run two kilometres
do 30 push-ups
add healthy foods to
make a list of …I like about…
I become both happier and healthier
positive
healthy in ________
body
healthy in ________
mind
Going Positive
means becoming healthy both in body and mind.
How does the author show her positive changes
A. By giving examples.
B. By asking questions.
C. By showing differences.
D. By listing some data.
√
Writing tip 2: Describe the positive changes by comparison.
by comparison/contrast(作比较)
Read for organization
Underline the words and phrases used in the text to show differences.
instead of；rather than，but，compare …with…；instead…
I always… look like…; too;
still; both… and…
Similarities
Then I read an article that said instead of asking “Am I fat ” I should be asking “Am I fit ” I had no idea a letter could make such a difference! Once I started thinking about fitness rather than weight, things began to change. Instead of saying “I want to lose three kilos”, I would say “I want to run two kilometres in eight minutes” or “I want to be able to do 30 push-ups”. Rather than cutting out the foods I enjoyed, I added healthy foods to my meals. I could still have a burger now and then, but I would add a salad or an apple.
Finally, I stopped comparing myself with actresses and models and looking for things that were wrong with my face or body. Instead, I made a list of the things I liked about myself. By being positive about myself and my body, I became both happier and healthier.
Writing tip 3: Make a comparison with these useful expressions.
Read for language
Expressions to show similarities Expressions to show differences
More expressions to show similarities and differences
I always… look like…
Contrast and Comparison
still; both… and…
Instead of …;…rather than …;
but.. ； compare …with…；
Instead,
though/although/ yet/however;
in contrast with(与…对比之下);
on the other hand;
different from…; the difference is…
be similar to…;
alike；
the same as…;
have …in common with;
Express the same meaning with the given words below.
Many people's problems are like mine.
similar
same
alike
have...in common
Many people have the same problems as mine.
Many people and I have problems alike.
Many people have problems in common with me.
Many people's problems are similar to mine.
Express the same meaning with the given words below.
I put more vegetables than meat in my diet.
instead of
rather than
not...but
The difference is
I put more vegetables rather than meat in my diet.
I do not put much meat but more vegetables in my diet.
The difference is that there are more vegetables than meat in my diet.
I put more vegetables instead of meat in my diet .
problem weight and looks
turning point
The past The present
actions (verbs)
results
Going Positive
rather than, instead of, but，instead…
Tip 1: Make the text well-organised with linking words.
Tip 2: Describe the positive changes by making comparison.
Tip 3: Make a comparison with these useful expressions.
language
content
+
+
+
to live a healthy life both
physically and mentally.
Conclusion
+
Food
Exercise
Stress
Self-confidence
What health problems do you have
Writing
lack of exercise;
hate sports;
can’t stick to doing exercises;
too much junk food; Obesity(肥胖症)
too picky about food; not have a balanced diet
No breakfast; always on diet;
feel depressed(沮丧的)
can’t deal with stress;
can’t sleep well because of anxiety;
Can’t balance study and life
not confident about the figure(身形), the look, and even myself
How can you make your meals healthier
Exercise
Stress
Self-confidence
Discussion: What changes will you make to solve it
Food
What can you do to make exercise more enjoyable and consistent (持续的)
How do you manage your stress and balance your study and life
What can you do to become more confident and feel better about yourself
Exercise: If I am by myself,I can listen to my favourite music on headphones while I exercise. I can also exercise with a friend to make it more enjoyable.
Stress:I won't work for too long at a time. If I work for around 45 minutes then take a short 10-minute break, my work will be better and I will feel more relaxed.
Self-confidence: To be more confident, I should know what I am good at, and accept what I am not good at. I can't be good at everything! If I want to improve at something, I won't let small failures put me off. I will keep trying and will reach my goal. Keeping fit also helps me.
Food: Always try and have vegetables with my meals and balance the different types of food groups. Don't eat too much of one thing. Also,don't eat very big portions(分量).
Step 1: Draw a chart to show your changes.
Step 2: Write a short passage
1. Start with a sentence about your problem
2. Tell the reader how and why you changed or want to change
Describe the changes
3. show the result after changing
(or possible result)
like; so; too; still; similarly; similar to; in common with; both..and
instead; instead of; rather than; however/but; different from...
Write a short passage based on your discussion and share it with class.
Writing
Write a paragraph about changes you want to make to lead a more positive lifestyle, using an appropriate tone. ( 50-70 words)
Structure : your situation 1-2 sentences changes to make 3-4 sentences the outcome to achieve 1-2 sentences First Draft
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_____________________________________
Word Banks Instead, …; instead of; rather than; but/however/though; still
Criteria(标准) for your composition Yes No
Did you start with general statement of the problem
Did you describe the changes in thinking and actions
Did you tell the reader how the changes improve your life
Did you make a comparison with useful expressions learned in class
Did you make the text well-organised with linking words
Does the writer use a good structure (introduction, body, conclusion)
Does the writer use the language from the word bank
Does the writer make any spelling mistakes
Does the writer make any grammar errors
Exchange the drafts
Assignment for the writer
Improve your first draft taking into account the corrections and comments made by your peer.
Write a second draft with improvement.
Checklist for the editor
One Possible Version
I always felt anxious and stressful at senior high school at first because I was afraid of being left behind. I was worried about so many things that I couldn’t sleep well and focus on my study.
Then, I read a book called “Who Moved Your Cheese” which made me realize that making changes can make a difference to life. Instead of just worrying about my study, I would make a schedule for my study and finish the to-do list. Rather than being anxious the whole day, I would do some exercises regularly and listen to music to relieve my stress and tiredness after studying, which also helped me feel more energetic.
Now, I stopped feeling upset about something new. Instead, I would also always remind myself to smile as often as possible and stay positive about everything that is going to happen.
Thanks!