外研版（2019）必修 第一册Unit 3 Family matters Listening and speaking课件(共31张PPT，内镶嵌音频)
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(共31张PPT)
Unit 3 Family Matters
Listening & Speaking
Saying sorry to family members
By the end of this class, you will be able to
1. Learn some expressions related to this topic.
2. Master how to solve the conflicts by saying sorry to family members.
3. Deepen students’ understanding of issues that are related to families.
Learning objectives
The International Day of Families, which was set by the United Nations in 1993, is held on 15 May every year. The day celebrates the importance of families. It aims to deepen people’s understanding of issues that are related to families. With a different theme each year, the day is observed with a wide range of events that are organised at local, national and international levels.
Before listening
happy
joyful
satisfied
delighted
Micro-expression observation
content
......
Warm-up
sad
blue
sorrowful
melancholy
heart-broken
Micro-expression observation
......
angry
mad
annoyed
Micro-expression observation
......
irritated
cross
outraged
doubtful
confused
puzzled
perplexed
Micro-expression observation
......
bewildered
speechless
embarrassed
awkward
Micro-expression observation
bitter
......
upset
worried
guilty
distressed
Micro-expression observation
......
disappointed
Micro-expression observation
Who
What
Why
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Who
What
Why
My mother often wears a happy face as she looks at the good side of things all the time.
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Who
What
Why
My grandmother has been looking blue recently as her pet dog passed away in a car accident.
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Who
What
Why
My sister always wears a confusing face while struggling with her math study.
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Who
What
Why
My dad often wears an angry face because I always play computer games while putting off doing my homework.
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Listen to the conversation and choose the feelings that the speakers express.
Alice
Mom
While-listening
Listen to the conversation and choose the feelings that the speakers express.
Alice: [sadly] Mum, it's me...
Mum: Alice What's wrong You sound upset.
Alice: [sadly] I knew it...
Mum: Alice, I'm so sorry!
Mum: I'm so sorry I didn't make it, dear.
Alice: [happily] That sounds wonderful!
Alice: I'd love that!
Alice: Bye, Mum! Love you!
Check your answers
tone
language
I am terribly sorry.
I am awfully sorry.
Listen to the conversation and choose the feelings that the speakers express.
Check your answers
school play
off sick
tired and pale
relax
countryside
picnic
catch up
Listen again and complete Alice's journal entry.
Tape-script (Page 31)
Alice: [sadly] Mum, it's me...
Mum: Alice What's wrong You sound upset.
Alice: [sadly] I knew it...
Mum: Oh, no! I forgot, didn't I Your concert was today, and I missed it!
Alice: It wasn't a concert. It was the school play. And yes, you missed it.
Mum: Alice, I'm so sorry! I was really busy with work. Someone was off sick, so I had to do his work, too.
Alice: Couldn't you have asked someone else to do it I know work is very important to you, it's just... Everyone said I was really good in the play. I wanted you to see it, too.
Check your answers
Mum: I'm so sorry I didn't make it, dear. You worked so hard on your part, and I'm so proud of you. I should have been there. I promise I'll never do it again! Can you forgive me
Alice: It's all right. I understand you're very busy. But you've worked so much recently. You need some time off to relax. I don't like seeing you so tired and pale.
Mum: I know, dear. Perhaps next week I could take a day off, and we could go to the countryside.
Alice: [happily] That sounds wonderful! We can go camping and have a picnic in the hills.
Mum: And we can really talk and catch up!
Alice: I'd love that!
Mum: OK, I'll talk to my manager about it. Bye for now!
Alice: Bye, Mum! Love you!
I was really busy with work. Someone was off sick, so I
had to do his work, too.
You need some time off to relax. I don't like seeing you so tired and pale.
And we can really talk
and catch up!
If you are off sick or take some time off sick, you do not go to work because you are ill.
A pale person has skin that is lighter than usual because they are sick, shocked, or worried.
To talk to someone you have not seen for some time and find out what they have been doing.
Language points
What happened between Alice and her mom
How did they feel about the conflict
What’s their attitude toward the conflict
How did they solve the conflict
Alice
Mom
Post-listening
Alice’s mother apologized to Alice for missing her good performance in the school play.
What happened between Alice and her mom
How did they feel about the conflict
What’s their attitude toward the conflict
How did they solve the conflict
The mother apologized sincerely to Alice, who accepted it and showed considerations to her mother’s work. Then they planned to go to countryside together for family hours.
Alice was upset first but felt happy later after her mother’s apology.
Her mother was awfully sorry or even guilty and made a sincere apology to Alice.
Both of them were positive while improving the matter.
Alice is more emotional, while her mom is more rational.
How did they solve it
What’s their attitude
How did they feel
What happened
E xperience / Explanation
F eeling
A ttitude
S olution
Saying sorry is a safe way to solve family matters.
Make a sincere apology
Family matters as we feel safe even while saying sorry.
Alice
Mom
Who opens the door of communication
Who says sorry and offers an explanation first
Who offers a solution first
Who changes her attitude and accepts the apology
Alice
Mom
Think & Share
Saying sorry
Family members
a safe road
Experience
Solution
Attitude
Feeling
mutual trust
mutual understanding
you
parents
siblings
yourself
pets
What makes it hard
How to make it easier
Why Why try Why bother
wife
/husband
friends / teachers
neighbors /colleagues
children
Saying sorry to family members
Think & Share
Why say sorry？
Family matters!
love & care
communication
attitude
openness
safety & security
harmony
democracy
Dear ***,
I’m awfully/excessively sorry to say that...___________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Please forgive me again and accept my sincere apology.
Experience
Feeling
Attitude
Solution
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Optional homework
Write an apology letter to family members.
Experience
Feeling
Attitude
Solution
Record a video of you saying sorry to family members
Optional homework
Unit 3 Family Matters
Listening & Speaking
Saying sorry to family members
By the end of this class, you will be able to
1. Learn some expressions related to this topic.
2. Master how to solve the conflicts by saying sorry to family members.
3. Deepen students’ understanding of issues that are related to families.
Learning objectives
The International Day of Families, which was set by the United Nations in 1993, is held on 15 May every year. The day celebrates the importance of families. It aims to deepen people’s understanding of issues that are related to families. With a different theme each year, the day is observed with a wide range of events that are organised at local, national and international levels.
Before listening
happy
joyful
satisfied
delighted
Micro-expression observation
content
......
Warm-up
sad
blue
sorrowful
melancholy
heart-broken
Micro-expression observation
......
angry
mad
annoyed
Micro-expression observation
......
irritated
cross
outraged
doubtful
confused
puzzled
perplexed
Micro-expression observation
......
bewildered
speechless
embarrassed
awkward
Micro-expression observation
bitter
......
upset
worried
guilty
distressed
Micro-expression observation
......
disappointed
Micro-expression observation
Who
What
Why
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Who
What
Why
My mother often wears a happy face as she looks at the good side of things all the time.
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Who
What
Why
My grandmother has been looking blue recently as her pet dog passed away in a car accident.
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Who
What
Why
My sister always wears a confusing face while struggling with her math study.
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Who
What
Why
My dad often wears an angry face because I always play computer games while putting off doing my homework.
Describe the facial expression of my family members
Listen to the conversation and choose the feelings that the speakers express.
Alice
Mom
While-listening
Listen to the conversation and choose the feelings that the speakers express.
Alice: [sadly] Mum, it's me...
Mum: Alice What's wrong You sound upset.
Alice: [sadly] I knew it...
Mum: Alice, I'm so sorry!
Mum: I'm so sorry I didn't make it, dear.
Alice: [happily] That sounds wonderful!
Alice: I'd love that!
Alice: Bye, Mum! Love you!
Check your answers
tone
language
I am terribly sorry.
I am awfully sorry.
Listen to the conversation and choose the feelings that the speakers express.
Check your answers
school play
off sick
tired and pale
relax
countryside
picnic
catch up
Listen again and complete Alice's journal entry.
Tape-script (Page 31)
Alice: [sadly] Mum, it's me...
Mum: Alice What's wrong You sound upset.
Alice: [sadly] I knew it...
Mum: Oh, no! I forgot, didn't I Your concert was today, and I missed it!
Alice: It wasn't a concert. It was the school play. And yes, you missed it.
Mum: Alice, I'm so sorry! I was really busy with work. Someone was off sick, so I had to do his work, too.
Alice: Couldn't you have asked someone else to do it I know work is very important to you, it's just... Everyone said I was really good in the play. I wanted you to see it, too.
Check your answers
Mum: I'm so sorry I didn't make it, dear. You worked so hard on your part, and I'm so proud of you. I should have been there. I promise I'll never do it again! Can you forgive me
Alice: It's all right. I understand you're very busy. But you've worked so much recently. You need some time off to relax. I don't like seeing you so tired and pale.
Mum: I know, dear. Perhaps next week I could take a day off, and we could go to the countryside.
Alice: [happily] That sounds wonderful! We can go camping and have a picnic in the hills.
Mum: And we can really talk and catch up!
Alice: I'd love that!
Mum: OK, I'll talk to my manager about it. Bye for now!
Alice: Bye, Mum! Love you!
I was really busy with work. Someone was off sick, so I
had to do his work, too.
You need some time off to relax. I don't like seeing you so tired and pale.
And we can really talk
and catch up!
If you are off sick or take some time off sick, you do not go to work because you are ill.
A pale person has skin that is lighter than usual because they are sick, shocked, or worried.
To talk to someone you have not seen for some time and find out what they have been doing.
Language points
What happened between Alice and her mom
How did they feel about the conflict
What’s their attitude toward the conflict
How did they solve the conflict
Alice
Mom
Post-listening
Alice’s mother apologized to Alice for missing her good performance in the school play.
What happened between Alice and her mom
How did they feel about the conflict
What’s their attitude toward the conflict
How did they solve the conflict
The mother apologized sincerely to Alice, who accepted it and showed considerations to her mother’s work. Then they planned to go to countryside together for family hours.
Alice was upset first but felt happy later after her mother’s apology.
Her mother was awfully sorry or even guilty and made a sincere apology to Alice.
Both of them were positive while improving the matter.
Alice is more emotional, while her mom is more rational.
How did they solve it
What’s their attitude
How did they feel
What happened
E xperience / Explanation
F eeling
A ttitude
S olution
Saying sorry is a safe way to solve family matters.
Make a sincere apology
Family matters as we feel safe even while saying sorry.
Alice
Mom
Who opens the door of communication
Who says sorry and offers an explanation first
Who offers a solution first
Who changes her attitude and accepts the apology
Alice
Mom
Think & Share
Saying sorry
Family members
a safe road
Experience
Solution
Attitude
Feeling
mutual trust
mutual understanding
you
parents
siblings
yourself
pets
What makes it hard
How to make it easier
Why Why try Why bother
wife
/husband
friends / teachers
neighbors /colleagues
children
Saying sorry to family members
Think & Share
Why say sorry？
Family matters!
love & care
communication
attitude
openness
safety & security
harmony
democracy
Dear ***,
I’m awfully/excessively sorry to say that...___________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Please forgive me again and accept my sincere apology.
Experience
Feeling
Attitude
Solution
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Optional homework
Write an apology letter to family members.
Experience
Feeling
Attitude
Solution
Record a video of you saying sorry to family members
Optional homework