山西省怀仁县巨子学校高中部外研版高中英语必修五《Module 2 A Job Worth Doing Warming up》课件（共42张PPT）
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课件42张PPT。外研新标准
第五册 必修5M2A Job
Worth DoingObjectives1. To speak out and remember the
different kinds of jobs and their
characteristics
2. To learn how to talk about your
opinion about a good jobAppreciation of a clip about
how Santa?Claus finds a jobLook at the Key Words and choose a job for each quote below. Do you know these successful people? astronaut, writer, volunteer, actor,
business owner, football player,
fire fighter, TV presenter1. “I’m lucky. They pay me well for
playing the game I love.”basketball playerTry to guess:Lin Shuhao2. “I work a lot more than the half hour
you see me on the screen every day!”TV presenterLi Sisivolunteer 3. “I’m so happy to help people with
all my effort.”Guo Mingyi 4. “I wish it was just nine to five!
Meetings and conference calls often
go on till late at night.” business ownerMa Yun5. “I love my job. Because I can play
different roles.”actorCheng Long accountant biochemist cook
businessman / businesswoman
miner electrician secretary
volunteer barber policemanMatch the words in the box with
their meaning.1. We ask this person to put electricity in homes.
2. This person works underground.
3. He or she prepares meals in a restaurant.
4. This scientist studies the chemistry of living things.
5. You go to this person to get your hair cut.electricianminercookbiochemistbarber6. This person works in an office.
7. This person knows a lot about money.
8. He or she works in business.
9. This person must do many things, including directing the traffic.
10. This person has offered to do a job
and may not be paid for doing it.businessman / businesswomanpolicemanvolunteersecretaryaccountant Where are they?
What do they do?
What are they doing?As we know, there are all kinds of jobs in
the world. Look at the following pictures
and discuss with your partner:businessman/
businesswomandoctorShe is examining a patient.They are in a business meeting.chefHe is showing his prizes won in the competitions.engineer/electricianHe is repairing an electric equipment.pilotchemist/researcherHe is standing in front of his aeroplane.She is doing a chemical experiment.Describe the job with as many words
as possible.You may want to use: exciting, stressful, well paid,
badly paid, interesting, manual,
dangerous, intellectual, boring
cool-looking, satisfying, demanding.What job is worth doing?policefarmerteachervolunteerDiscuss what sort of job you would (not)
like to do and why.Example:
I want to be a ________, because it ________________________.
OR: I don’t want to be a _______, because it _____________________.Work in pairs.Make a dialogue with your partner and talk about which one in these jobs you like best and which you don’t like most and why (you can use the words in the box).
Say what sort of job you would like to do and why.Modernaccountant, biochemist, businessman, electricianTraditionalbarber, cook, miner, policeman, secretary, volunteerDivide the jobs into modern and
traditional.farmingWhat job area do you want to commit yourself to in the future? Choose one from the following.coal mininginformation technologythe media servicesship buildingWhat job areas do you think are becoming more and more important?Actually, the service industry, the media and IT industry are booming. So some related skills are required. These skills are considered to be
extremely important in the new century.communication skillscomputer skillsdriving typinglanguage skillsEvery profession produces its own leading authority. 行行出状元。 No matter what you are, please remember:Every man’s work, whether it be literature
of music of pictures or architecture of
anything else, is always a portrait of himself.
—Samuel Butler, American educator每个人的工作，不管是文学、音乐、美术、
建筑还是其他工作，都是自己的一幅画像。
——美国教育家 塞缪尔·巴特勒译一译关于工作I do not like work — no man does — but I
like what is in the work — the chance to
find yourself.
—Conrad Joseph, British novelist我不喜欢工作——没有人会喜欢工作。
但是我喜欢在所从事的工作中——找到
发现自己的机会。
——英国小说家 约瑟夫·康拉德 All?work?and?no?play?makes?Jack?a?dull?
boy;?all?play?and?no?work?makes?Jack?a?
mere?boy. 只工作，不玩耍，聪明孩子要变傻；
尽玩耍，不学习，聪明孩子没出息。? Opportunity,?sooner?or?later,?comes?to?all?
who?work?and?wish. 只要努力工作而有志向，机会迟早会来临。 HomeworkPreview the part of Reading and Vocabulary.Thank you.
第五册 必修5M2A Job
Worth DoingObjectives1. To speak out and remember the
different kinds of jobs and their
characteristics
2. To learn how to talk about your
opinion about a good jobAppreciation of a clip about
how Santa?Claus finds a jobLook at the Key Words and choose a job for each quote below. Do you know these successful people? astronaut, writer, volunteer, actor,
business owner, football player,
fire fighter, TV presenter1. “I’m lucky. They pay me well for
playing the game I love.”basketball playerTry to guess:Lin Shuhao2. “I work a lot more than the half hour
you see me on the screen every day!”TV presenterLi Sisivolunteer 3. “I’m so happy to help people with
all my effort.”Guo Mingyi 4. “I wish it was just nine to five!
Meetings and conference calls often
go on till late at night.” business ownerMa Yun5. “I love my job. Because I can play
different roles.”actorCheng Long accountant biochemist cook
businessman / businesswoman
miner electrician secretary
volunteer barber policemanMatch the words in the box with
their meaning.1. We ask this person to put electricity in homes.
2. This person works underground.
3. He or she prepares meals in a restaurant.
4. This scientist studies the chemistry of living things.
5. You go to this person to get your hair cut.electricianminercookbiochemistbarber6. This person works in an office.
7. This person knows a lot about money.
8. He or she works in business.
9. This person must do many things, including directing the traffic.
10. This person has offered to do a job
and may not be paid for doing it.businessman / businesswomanpolicemanvolunteersecretaryaccountant Where are they?
What do they do?
What are they doing?As we know, there are all kinds of jobs in
the world. Look at the following pictures
and discuss with your partner:businessman/
businesswomandoctorShe is examining a patient.They are in a business meeting.chefHe is showing his prizes won in the competitions.engineer/electricianHe is repairing an electric equipment.pilotchemist/researcherHe is standing in front of his aeroplane.She is doing a chemical experiment.Describe the job with as many words
as possible.You may want to use: exciting, stressful, well paid,
badly paid, interesting, manual,
dangerous, intellectual, boring
cool-looking, satisfying, demanding.What job is worth doing?policefarmerteachervolunteerDiscuss what sort of job you would (not)
like to do and why.Example:
I want to be a ________, because it ________________________.
OR: I don’t want to be a _______, because it _____________________.Work in pairs.Make a dialogue with your partner and talk about which one in these jobs you like best and which you don’t like most and why (you can use the words in the box).
Say what sort of job you would like to do and why.Modernaccountant, biochemist, businessman, electricianTraditionalbarber, cook, miner, policeman, secretary, volunteerDivide the jobs into modern and
traditional.farmingWhat job area do you want to commit yourself to in the future? Choose one from the following.coal mininginformation technologythe media servicesship buildingWhat job areas do you think are becoming more and more important?Actually, the service industry, the media and IT industry are booming. So some related skills are required. These skills are considered to be
extremely important in the new century.communication skillscomputer skillsdriving typinglanguage skillsEvery profession produces its own leading authority. 行行出状元。 No matter what you are, please remember:Every man’s work, whether it be literature
of music of pictures or architecture of
anything else, is always a portrait of himself.
—Samuel Butler, American educator每个人的工作，不管是文学、音乐、美术、
建筑还是其他工作，都是自己的一幅画像。
——美国教育家 塞缪尔·巴特勒译一译关于工作I do not like work — no man does — but I
like what is in the work — the chance to
find yourself.
—Conrad Joseph, British novelist我不喜欢工作——没有人会喜欢工作。
但是我喜欢在所从事的工作中——找到
发现自己的机会。
——英国小说家 约瑟夫·康拉德 All?work?and?no?play?makes?Jack?a?dull?
boy;?all?play?and?no?work?makes?Jack?a?
mere?boy. 只工作，不玩耍，聪明孩子要变傻；
尽玩耍，不学习，聪明孩子没出息。? Opportunity,?sooner?or?later,?comes?to?all?
who?work?and?wish. 只要努力工作而有志向，机会迟早会来临。 HomeworkPreview the part of Reading and Vocabulary.Thank you.