牛津译林版（2019）必修第一册 Unit 3 Getting along with others Reading 课件(共39张PPT)
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Unit 3 Getting along with others
Welcome to the unit
& Reading (I)
By the end of this section, students will be able to
summarize the post of the forum exchange;
apply the plot line theory and understand the contrastive linking devices in it;
employ a sincere and prudent way to offer advice;
adopt a positive attitude and practical solutions to deal with real-life friendship problems.
Learning objectives
Take a look
What does this video talk about
Music talent Bo Ya loved playing High Mountain and Flowing Water, which could hardly be understood by anyone but a woodcutter named Zhong Ziqi.
Bo Ya cherished this friend who could understand his music and his mood and thoughts as well. When he heard that Ziqi died, Bo Ya thought no one could appreciate his music, so he smashed his zither(琴) and never played again.
The glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile, nor the joy of companionship; it's the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him.
--- Ralph Waldo Emerson
A quotation about friendship
Teenagers may have difficulty maintaining their friendship. Watch the video and finish the following exercises.
Bill’s problem:
_______________________
Jane’s problem:
_______________________
Harry’s problem:
_______________________
Welcome to the unit
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
Bill and his best friend do not share the same interests now.
Bill’s problem:
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
Jane misses her best friend from junior high school.
Jane’s problem:
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
Harry is too shy to make friends with the other boys in his class.
Harry’s problem:
What advice can you give to these teenagers
He can talk to his friend about this problem first. If his friend also feels the same, perhaps it is time to rethink their friendship and let go of it.
Suggestions for Bill:
Bill and his best friend do not share the same interests now.
Jane misses her best friend from junior high school.
Suggestions for Jane:
She can keep in touch with her friend on social media. She can also pick a day to meet her friend in person.
Harry is too shy to make friends with the other boys in his class.
Suggestions for Harry:
He needs to be brave enough to be the first to say hi to his classmates. Then he will find they are friendly and a friendship may naturally grow.
Do you think there are “friends for life”
Why or why not
Would you turn to online communities for advice about maintaining friendship
Why or why not
Discussion
Even the best friends must part.
end
↙ What might end a friendship
lies
disrespect
misunderstanding
jealousy
arguments
distance
Have a free talk
1. What does "on the rocks" mean
It means "having difficulties and is likely to fail soon".
Make a prediction
↙Scan and tell.
2. Where can we find the text
It is from a forum exchange.
a post
Make a prediction
↙Scan and tell.
↙Watch and find out Amy’s problem.
Saturday morning:
Amy’s friend said she was ill and might not be able to make it to the cinema.
Saturday afternoon:
(1) _________________________________
Monday:
(2) _________________________________
Amy’s friend was out having fun with someone else.
Amy received a horrible surprise.
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
1. Amy and her best friend Jenny have been ________ for eight years since primary school.
close
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
↙Read Paragraph 1 carefully and fill in the blank.
2. What was Amy and Jenny’s original plan
3. What accident happened on Saturday afternoon
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
They planned to see a film.
Jenny had a cold and could not make it to the cinema.
↙Read Paragraph 2 carefully and answer the questions.
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
① Amy thought she was cheated by Jenny and felt furious.
② A classmate told Amy that Jenny was seen chatting with another girl in the café on Saturday afternoon.
③ Amy avoided Jenny and refused to response to any of her messages.
↙Read Paragraph 3 carefully and put the events into the right order.
5. However, Any was also ______ _______ _______ what to do next. On the late Monday evening, Amy asked for ________ online.
at
a
loss
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
advice
↙Read Paragraph 4 carefully and fill in the blanks.
asking for advice
Read beyond the lines
Read between the lines
Read the lines
plot line
Exposition
Rising action
Climax
Falling action
Resolution
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
twists and turns
Read beyond the lines
Read between the lines
Read the lines
Read beyond the lines
Tips:
Contrastive words such as but, however, on the other hand, yet, while, though, although, still can make sentences more structured and show contrast.
Read the lines
Read between the lines
↙ Read and find out Cindy’s and David’s advice.
Cindy
David
Save the friendship because eight years is a long time.
Rethink this friendship and if necessary, move on.
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
↙ Why David’s advice differs from Cindy’s
Life experience counts.
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
↙ When giving advice, what should we pay attention to
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
↙ When giving advice, what should we pay attention to
1. Show understanding or empathy.
2. Be cautious when setting different conditions.
3. Offer specific and practical suggestions.
4. End with positive attitudes.
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
↙ Whose advice would you prefer Why
I would take Cindy's advice. It will be a bit quick to say goodbye to an eight-year friendship with my best friend simply because of a misunderstanding. I am sure she would give me a reasonable explanation. After a heart-to-heart talk, I believe Amy and her friend will be what they were before.
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
grateful
caring
horrible
stupid
heart-broken
at a loss
appreciated
↙ Task 1: Write an ending for the story.
Next day, Amy met her friend in the canteen.___________________
_______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________.
When hearing what Jenny said, Amy felt so astonied._____________
_______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________.
Read for applying
↙ Task 2: Give your advice to Amy.
Just Share│成长不烦恼
I’m Jessie Dunn, your friend from the US. This is a column where we share our suggestions. I hope we can enjoy ourselves here.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
Read for applying
↙ Task 1: Write an ending for the story.
Standing still, Amy was at a loss what to do next, with her eyes just fixed on Jenny. Both senses of sadness and anger welled up in Amy. Right at this moment, it was Jenny who came up and started a conversation. Jenny explained what brought the great stress and hurt to Amy was totally a misunderstanding. The girl who was seen Jenny chatting with was her sister and they were just on their way back home from hospital, after having a treatment on her cold.
Next day, Amy met her friend in the canteen.
Read for applying
↙ Task 1: Write an ending for the story.
As Amy walked over to Jenny, tears flashed down from both of their faces. “Jenny, it was my fault. I should never judge before we talked to each other.” Amy choked her words out. Reaching out her hands and giving Amy a hug, Jenny said sorry for ignoring Amy these days as well. Smiling at each other into eyes, they went out the canteen, as close as sisters again. Just as the saying goes, true friendship lasts forever.
When hearing what Jenny said, Amy felt so astonied.
Read for applying
↙ Task 2: Give your advice to Amy.
Just Share│成长不烦恼
I’m Jessie Dunn, your friend from the US. This is a column where we share our suggestions. I hope we can enjoy ourselves here.
I am sorry for the cold silences and hurt between you and your friend. However, I assume that Jenny might have a right to explain herself. It is possible that what you heard was not the whole story. Go and have a frank talk with her. I am sure you can work together to solve this problem.
Read for applying
Use plot line theory to describe Jeremy and Ian’s story on Page 72-73 of our textbook.
2. Interview your family members to see what advice they will give to Amy and write them down using what we learnt.
↙ Choose either one of them:
Homework
Unit 3 Getting along with others
Welcome to the unit
& Reading (I)
By the end of this section, students will be able to
summarize the post of the forum exchange;
apply the plot line theory and understand the contrastive linking devices in it;
employ a sincere and prudent way to offer advice;
adopt a positive attitude and practical solutions to deal with real-life friendship problems.
Learning objectives
Take a look
What does this video talk about
Music talent Bo Ya loved playing High Mountain and Flowing Water, which could hardly be understood by anyone but a woodcutter named Zhong Ziqi.
Bo Ya cherished this friend who could understand his music and his mood and thoughts as well. When he heard that Ziqi died, Bo Ya thought no one could appreciate his music, so he smashed his zither(琴) and never played again.
The glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile, nor the joy of companionship; it's the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him.
--- Ralph Waldo Emerson
A quotation about friendship
Teenagers may have difficulty maintaining their friendship. Watch the video and finish the following exercises.
Bill’s problem:
_______________________
Jane’s problem:
_______________________
Harry’s problem:
_______________________
Welcome to the unit
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
Bill and his best friend do not share the same interests now.
Bill’s problem:
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
Jane misses her best friend from junior high school.
Jane’s problem:
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
Harry is too shy to make friends with the other boys in his class.
Harry’s problem:
What advice can you give to these teenagers
He can talk to his friend about this problem first. If his friend also feels the same, perhaps it is time to rethink their friendship and let go of it.
Suggestions for Bill:
Bill and his best friend do not share the same interests now.
Jane misses her best friend from junior high school.
Suggestions for Jane:
She can keep in touch with her friend on social media. She can also pick a day to meet her friend in person.
Harry is too shy to make friends with the other boys in his class.
Suggestions for Harry:
He needs to be brave enough to be the first to say hi to his classmates. Then he will find they are friendly and a friendship may naturally grow.
Do you think there are “friends for life”
Why or why not
Would you turn to online communities for advice about maintaining friendship
Why or why not
Discussion
Even the best friends must part.
end
↙ What might end a friendship
lies
disrespect
misunderstanding
jealousy
arguments
distance
Have a free talk
1. What does "on the rocks" mean
It means "having difficulties and is likely to fail soon".
Make a prediction
↙Scan and tell.
2. Where can we find the text
It is from a forum exchange.
a post
Make a prediction
↙Scan and tell.
↙Watch and find out Amy’s problem.
Saturday morning:
Amy’s friend said she was ill and might not be able to make it to the cinema.
Saturday afternoon:
(1) _________________________________
Monday:
(2) _________________________________
Amy’s friend was out having fun with someone else.
Amy received a horrible surprise.
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
1. Amy and her best friend Jenny have been ________ for eight years since primary school.
close
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
↙Read Paragraph 1 carefully and fill in the blank.
2. What was Amy and Jenny’s original plan
3. What accident happened on Saturday afternoon
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
They planned to see a film.
Jenny had a cold and could not make it to the cinema.
↙Read Paragraph 2 carefully and answer the questions.
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
① Amy thought she was cheated by Jenny and felt furious.
② A classmate told Amy that Jenny was seen chatting with another girl in the café on Saturday afternoon.
③ Amy avoided Jenny and refused to response to any of her messages.
↙Read Paragraph 3 carefully and put the events into the right order.
5. However, Any was also ______ _______ _______ what to do next. On the late Monday evening, Amy asked for ________ online.
at
a
loss
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
advice
↙Read Paragraph 4 carefully and fill in the blanks.
asking for advice
Read beyond the lines
Read between the lines
Read the lines
plot line
Exposition
Rising action
Climax
Falling action
Resolution
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
twists and turns
Read beyond the lines
Read between the lines
Read the lines
Read beyond the lines
Tips:
Contrastive words such as but, however, on the other hand, yet, while, though, although, still can make sentences more structured and show contrast.
Read the lines
Read between the lines
↙ Read and find out Cindy’s and David’s advice.
Cindy
David
Save the friendship because eight years is a long time.
Rethink this friendship and if necessary, move on.
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
↙ Why David’s advice differs from Cindy’s
Life experience counts.
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
↙ When giving advice, what should we pay attention to
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
↙ When giving advice, what should we pay attention to
1. Show understanding or empathy.
2. Be cautious when setting different conditions.
3. Offer specific and practical suggestions.
4. End with positive attitudes.
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
↙ Whose advice would you prefer Why
I would take Cindy's advice. It will be a bit quick to say goodbye to an eight-year friendship with my best friend simply because of a misunderstanding. I am sure she would give me a reasonable explanation. After a heart-to-heart talk, I believe Amy and her friend will be what they were before.
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
Read beyond the lines
Read the lines
Read between the lines
grateful
caring
horrible
stupid
heart-broken
at a loss
appreciated
↙ Task 1: Write an ending for the story.
Next day, Amy met her friend in the canteen.___________________
_______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________.
When hearing what Jenny said, Amy felt so astonied._____________
_______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________.
Read for applying
↙ Task 2: Give your advice to Amy.
Just Share│成长不烦恼
I’m Jessie Dunn, your friend from the US. This is a column where we share our suggestions. I hope we can enjoy ourselves here.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
Read for applying
↙ Task 1: Write an ending for the story.
Standing still, Amy was at a loss what to do next, with her eyes just fixed on Jenny. Both senses of sadness and anger welled up in Amy. Right at this moment, it was Jenny who came up and started a conversation. Jenny explained what brought the great stress and hurt to Amy was totally a misunderstanding. The girl who was seen Jenny chatting with was her sister and they were just on their way back home from hospital, after having a treatment on her cold.
Next day, Amy met her friend in the canteen.
Read for applying
↙ Task 1: Write an ending for the story.
As Amy walked over to Jenny, tears flashed down from both of their faces. “Jenny, it was my fault. I should never judge before we talked to each other.” Amy choked her words out. Reaching out her hands and giving Amy a hug, Jenny said sorry for ignoring Amy these days as well. Smiling at each other into eyes, they went out the canteen, as close as sisters again. Just as the saying goes, true friendship lasts forever.
When hearing what Jenny said, Amy felt so astonied.
Read for applying
↙ Task 2: Give your advice to Amy.
Just Share│成长不烦恼
I’m Jessie Dunn, your friend from the US. This is a column where we share our suggestions. I hope we can enjoy ourselves here.
I am sorry for the cold silences and hurt between you and your friend. However, I assume that Jenny might have a right to explain herself. It is possible that what you heard was not the whole story. Go and have a frank talk with her. I am sure you can work together to solve this problem.
Read for applying
Use plot line theory to describe Jeremy and Ian’s story on Page 72-73 of our textbook.
2. Interview your family members to see what advice they will give to Amy and write them down using what we learnt.
↙ Choose either one of them:
Homework