Unit 1 Food for thought Listening and speaking课件（共43张，内嵌音频）2024-2025学年高一英语外研版必修第二册
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Unit 1 Food for thought
Listening and speaking
grasp the factual information
learn how to effectively persuade others
make a conversation about persuasion
By the end of the class, You will be able to...
share your views on the ways to eat healthily
Learning objectives
Work in pairs. Talk about what food and drinks you usually order when eating in a restaurant. (2 mins)
Free talk
Pre-listening
acid: a chemical substance that contains hydrogen(氢) and can react with other substances to form salts. Some acids can dissolve(溶解) other substances that they come into contact with.
How to order a healthy meal in a restaurant
Free talk
P7 7
1. Listen to the conversation and answer the questions.
a. Who are the speakers
b. What is the conversation mainly about
2. Tick the food and drinks ordered.
Listen for the gist
While-listening
P7 7
1. Listen to the conversation and answer the questions.
a. Who are the speakers
Waiter and customers.
b. What is the conversation mainly about
How to order a healthy meal in a restaurant.
Listen for the gist
P7 7
2. Tick the food and drinks ordered.
Listen for the gist
P7 8
Listen again and complete the notes.
Listen for details
fat
chemicals
amount
soft drinks
taste
harmful
P7 8
Listen again and complete the notes.
Listen for details
Script (P7)
Waiter: Are you ready to order
Janet: Yes. I'm trying to eat more healthily, so I'll just have a salad to start.
Waiter: Sure. What kind of dressing would you like on that
Janet: I'd like to have...
Harriet: [interrupting] Not a good idea, Janet. Salad with dressing always has a lot of sugar and fat, as well as unhealthy chemicals.
Janet: Oh dear, maybe I won't have any dressing, then.
Waiter: Ok. Do you want anything to drink We have soft drinks, juice, tea and coffee.
Janet: The juice must be healthy. It comes from fruit, right I think I'll have that.
Harriet: Don't be so sure! Did you know that a lot of fruit juice only has a small amount of real fruit It mainly contains chemicals that taste like fruit. Even 100% fruit juice can have as much sugar as soft drinks.
Let's find out about what Harriet says to persuade Janet.
Read and analyze
Post-listening
Script (P7)
Janet: Uh, maybe I'll just have some water, then.
Waiter: Fine. How about dessert
Janet: Do you have fat-free yoghurt
Harriet: [interrupting] Sorry, but there's a big problem with fat-free yoghurt, Janet. Yoghurt tastes very bad without fat. That's why they add a lot of sugar to make it taste better. And you know sugar can be harmful if you eat too much.
Janet: Oh, I see. Thanks for the advice, Harriet... I'll have a salad with no dressing and a glass of water. And I won't have dessert.
Waiter: No problem. And, for you, madam What would you like to order
Harriet: Oh, I'll have a double hamburger with French fries and a cola.
Janet: What
Harriet: Aha... Just joking. I'll have the same as she ordered. Thanks!
Let's find out about what Harriet says to persuade Janet.
Read and analyze
When giving advice, it's better to give our opinion within our first sentence. This makes the listener more interested in what we are saying.
Harriet: Not a good idea, Janet.
Harriet: Don't be so sure!
Harriet: Sorry, but there's a big problem with fat-free yoghurt, Janet.
Tip No.1
Read and analyze
Script (P7)
Waiter: Are you ready to order
Janet: Yes. I'm trying to eat more healthily, so I'll just have a salad to start.
Waiter: Sure. What kind of dressing would you like on that
Janet: I'd like to have...
Harriet: [interrupting] Not a good idea, Janet. Salad with dressing always has a lot of sugar and fat, as well as unhealthy chemicals.
Janet: Oh dear, maybe I won't have any dressing, then.
Waiter: Ok. Do you want anything to drink We have soft drinks, juice, tea and coffee.
Janet: The juice must be healthy. It comes from fruit, right I think I'll have that.
Harriet: Don't be so sure! Did you know that a lot of fruit juice only has a small amount of real fruit It mainly contains chemicals that taste like fruit. Even 100% fruit juice can have as much sugar as soft drinks.
Let's find out about what Harriet says to persuade Janet.
opinion
evidence (proof)
opinion
evidence (proof)
＋
＋
Read and analyze
Script (P7)
Janet: Uh, maybe I'll just have some water, then.
Waiter: Fine. How about dessert
Janet: Do you have fat-free yoghurt
Harriet: [interrupting] Sorry, but there's a big problem with fat-free yoghurt, Janet. Yoghurt tastes very bad without fat. That's why they add a lot of sugar to make it taste better. And you know sugar can be harmful if you eat too much.
Janet: Oh, I see. Thanks for the advice, Harriet... I'll have a salad with no dressing and a glass of water. And I won't have dessert.
Waiter: No problem. And, for you, madam What would you like to order
Harriet: Oh, I'll have a double hamburger with French fries and a cola.
Janet: What
Harriet: Aha... Just joking. I'll have the same as she ordered. Thanks!
Let's find out about what Harriet says to persuade Janet.
opinion
evidence (proof)
＋
Read and analyze
To effectively convince others, it's better to state the reasons right after your opinion. Give supporting evidence by using specific information that is believable and trustworthy.
Harriet: ...Salad with dressing always has a lot of sugar and fat, as well as unhealthy chemicals.
Harriet: ...Did you know that a lot of fruit juice only has a small amount of real fruit It mainly contains chemicals that taste like fruit. Even 100% fruit juice can have as much sugar as soft drinks.
Harriet: ... Yoghurt tastes very bad without fat. That's why they add a lot of sugar to make it taste better.
Tip No.2
Read and analyze
Student A: a salesperson
Student B: a customer
P7 9
Work in pairs to finish the task: persuade a customer to buy a new mixed fruit drink.
Student A: Turn to Page 81
Student B: Turn to Page 84
Role play
Student A: a salesperson
Student B: a customer
Student A wants to persuade a customer to buy a new mixed fruit drink. Information about the drink:
① It's a mix of six different fruits and vegetables.
② It's rich in fibre and vitamins.
③ It's good for our digestive system.
④ It's 15 yuan per bottle.
⑤ Customers can get 20% off if they buy five bottles or more at a time.
Student B wants to make sure that it's healthy. Ask the following information about the drink and decide if you want to buy it:
① ingredients
② taste
③ benefits from drinking it
④ price
Work in pairs to finish the task: persuade a customer to buy a new mixed fruit drink. (5 mins)
Pay attention to:
emotions
tone
stress
interaction
Role play
Student A: a salesperson
Student B: a customer
An example
A: Good morning, Maden. Can I help you
B: I'd like to buy something to drink. Do you have anything to recommend
A: Yes, of course. Did you know that we have the most popular mixed fruit drink in our shop.
B: Oh, really I haven't heard of that. What's the drink made from
A: It's totally made from natural products. It's a mix of six different fruits and vegetables.
B: Does it have any additives like sugar in it and what does it taste like
A: No, the ingredients are 100% natural. Well, since there is no added sugar, the drink just keeps the original flavor of the ingredients.
B: Then what are the benefits from drinking it
A: Well, the drink is rich in fiber and vitamins, so it's good for our digestive system.
B: How much is it
A: It's 15 yuan per bottle. Customers can get 20% off the total price if they buy five bottles or more at a time.
B: OK, then I'll take five bottles.
A: Here you are. Thank you. See you next time.
Role play
Persuasion can affect thoughts, which, in turn, change people’s viewpoints, decisions, and actions. How to improve our ability to convince others
Give convinsing evidence.
Use facts and examples rather than just opinions.
Set an example.
Walk the talk. Actions speak louder than words.
Mind our manner in persuasion.
Use polite and reasonable language rather than words that show disrespect and bias.
Have patience in persuading.
Avoid easily giving up persuading others to show our
sincerity and maintain consistency in what we do.
Tips
How to effectively persuade others
How to eat healthily and live healthily
How to eat healthily
Think and share
Different food groups
Food Pyramid
What makes a good diet
1. Fats and Sweets
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
Bad for health and teeth
How to eat healthily
2. Meat, Fish and Eggs
How to eat healthily
Vary These Foods Every Single Day
How to eat healthily
>
How to eat healthily
3. Milk products
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
4. Fruits and Vegetables
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
Include more of mother nature's gift in our daily diet.
How to eat healthily
5. Cereals, Bread, Pasta, Rice and Potatoes
How to eat healthily
Always include them in meals.
How to eat healthily
Consult doctors and nutrition experts
How to eat healthily
Eat at a Scheduled Time Each Day
How to eat healthily
Drink Plenty of Water
How to eat healthily
Do Exercise Every Day
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
From this class, I can... √/×
grasp the factual information.
learn how to effectively persuade others.
make a conversation about persuasion.
share your views on the ways to eat healthily.
Self-evaluation
1. Plan a healthy and balanced meal.
2. Design a poster on healthy eating.
or
Homework
Unit 1 Food for thought
Listening and speaking
grasp the factual information
learn how to effectively persuade others
make a conversation about persuasion
By the end of the class, You will be able to...
share your views on the ways to eat healthily
Learning objectives
Work in pairs. Talk about what food and drinks you usually order when eating in a restaurant. (2 mins)
Free talk
Pre-listening
acid: a chemical substance that contains hydrogen(氢) and can react with other substances to form salts. Some acids can dissolve(溶解) other substances that they come into contact with.
How to order a healthy meal in a restaurant
Free talk
P7 7
1. Listen to the conversation and answer the questions.
a. Who are the speakers
b. What is the conversation mainly about
2. Tick the food and drinks ordered.
Listen for the gist
While-listening
P7 7
1. Listen to the conversation and answer the questions.
a. Who are the speakers
Waiter and customers.
b. What is the conversation mainly about
How to order a healthy meal in a restaurant.
Listen for the gist
P7 7
2. Tick the food and drinks ordered.
Listen for the gist
P7 8
Listen again and complete the notes.
Listen for details
fat
chemicals
amount
soft drinks
taste
harmful
P7 8
Listen again and complete the notes.
Listen for details
Script (P7)
Waiter: Are you ready to order
Janet: Yes. I'm trying to eat more healthily, so I'll just have a salad to start.
Waiter: Sure. What kind of dressing would you like on that
Janet: I'd like to have...
Harriet: [interrupting] Not a good idea, Janet. Salad with dressing always has a lot of sugar and fat, as well as unhealthy chemicals.
Janet: Oh dear, maybe I won't have any dressing, then.
Waiter: Ok. Do you want anything to drink We have soft drinks, juice, tea and coffee.
Janet: The juice must be healthy. It comes from fruit, right I think I'll have that.
Harriet: Don't be so sure! Did you know that a lot of fruit juice only has a small amount of real fruit It mainly contains chemicals that taste like fruit. Even 100% fruit juice can have as much sugar as soft drinks.
Let's find out about what Harriet says to persuade Janet.
Read and analyze
Post-listening
Script (P7)
Janet: Uh, maybe I'll just have some water, then.
Waiter: Fine. How about dessert
Janet: Do you have fat-free yoghurt
Harriet: [interrupting] Sorry, but there's a big problem with fat-free yoghurt, Janet. Yoghurt tastes very bad without fat. That's why they add a lot of sugar to make it taste better. And you know sugar can be harmful if you eat too much.
Janet: Oh, I see. Thanks for the advice, Harriet... I'll have a salad with no dressing and a glass of water. And I won't have dessert.
Waiter: No problem. And, for you, madam What would you like to order
Harriet: Oh, I'll have a double hamburger with French fries and a cola.
Janet: What
Harriet: Aha... Just joking. I'll have the same as she ordered. Thanks!
Let's find out about what Harriet says to persuade Janet.
Read and analyze
When giving advice, it's better to give our opinion within our first sentence. This makes the listener more interested in what we are saying.
Harriet: Not a good idea, Janet.
Harriet: Don't be so sure!
Harriet: Sorry, but there's a big problem with fat-free yoghurt, Janet.
Tip No.1
Read and analyze
Script (P7)
Waiter: Are you ready to order
Janet: Yes. I'm trying to eat more healthily, so I'll just have a salad to start.
Waiter: Sure. What kind of dressing would you like on that
Janet: I'd like to have...
Harriet: [interrupting] Not a good idea, Janet. Salad with dressing always has a lot of sugar and fat, as well as unhealthy chemicals.
Janet: Oh dear, maybe I won't have any dressing, then.
Waiter: Ok. Do you want anything to drink We have soft drinks, juice, tea and coffee.
Janet: The juice must be healthy. It comes from fruit, right I think I'll have that.
Harriet: Don't be so sure! Did you know that a lot of fruit juice only has a small amount of real fruit It mainly contains chemicals that taste like fruit. Even 100% fruit juice can have as much sugar as soft drinks.
Let's find out about what Harriet says to persuade Janet.
opinion
evidence (proof)
opinion
evidence (proof)
＋
＋
Read and analyze
Script (P7)
Janet: Uh, maybe I'll just have some water, then.
Waiter: Fine. How about dessert
Janet: Do you have fat-free yoghurt
Harriet: [interrupting] Sorry, but there's a big problem with fat-free yoghurt, Janet. Yoghurt tastes very bad without fat. That's why they add a lot of sugar to make it taste better. And you know sugar can be harmful if you eat too much.
Janet: Oh, I see. Thanks for the advice, Harriet... I'll have a salad with no dressing and a glass of water. And I won't have dessert.
Waiter: No problem. And, for you, madam What would you like to order
Harriet: Oh, I'll have a double hamburger with French fries and a cola.
Janet: What
Harriet: Aha... Just joking. I'll have the same as she ordered. Thanks!
Let's find out about what Harriet says to persuade Janet.
opinion
evidence (proof)
＋
Read and analyze
To effectively convince others, it's better to state the reasons right after your opinion. Give supporting evidence by using specific information that is believable and trustworthy.
Harriet: ...Salad with dressing always has a lot of sugar and fat, as well as unhealthy chemicals.
Harriet: ...Did you know that a lot of fruit juice only has a small amount of real fruit It mainly contains chemicals that taste like fruit. Even 100% fruit juice can have as much sugar as soft drinks.
Harriet: ... Yoghurt tastes very bad without fat. That's why they add a lot of sugar to make it taste better.
Tip No.2
Read and analyze
Student A: a salesperson
Student B: a customer
P7 9
Work in pairs to finish the task: persuade a customer to buy a new mixed fruit drink.
Student A: Turn to Page 81
Student B: Turn to Page 84
Role play
Student A: a salesperson
Student B: a customer
Student A wants to persuade a customer to buy a new mixed fruit drink. Information about the drink:
① It's a mix of six different fruits and vegetables.
② It's rich in fibre and vitamins.
③ It's good for our digestive system.
④ It's 15 yuan per bottle.
⑤ Customers can get 20% off if they buy five bottles or more at a time.
Student B wants to make sure that it's healthy. Ask the following information about the drink and decide if you want to buy it:
① ingredients
② taste
③ benefits from drinking it
④ price
Work in pairs to finish the task: persuade a customer to buy a new mixed fruit drink. (5 mins)
Pay attention to:
emotions
tone
stress
interaction
Role play
Student A: a salesperson
Student B: a customer
An example
A: Good morning, Maden. Can I help you
B: I'd like to buy something to drink. Do you have anything to recommend
A: Yes, of course. Did you know that we have the most popular mixed fruit drink in our shop.
B: Oh, really I haven't heard of that. What's the drink made from
A: It's totally made from natural products. It's a mix of six different fruits and vegetables.
B: Does it have any additives like sugar in it and what does it taste like
A: No, the ingredients are 100% natural. Well, since there is no added sugar, the drink just keeps the original flavor of the ingredients.
B: Then what are the benefits from drinking it
A: Well, the drink is rich in fiber and vitamins, so it's good for our digestive system.
B: How much is it
A: It's 15 yuan per bottle. Customers can get 20% off the total price if they buy five bottles or more at a time.
B: OK, then I'll take five bottles.
A: Here you are. Thank you. See you next time.
Role play
Persuasion can affect thoughts, which, in turn, change people’s viewpoints, decisions, and actions. How to improve our ability to convince others
Give convinsing evidence.
Use facts and examples rather than just opinions.
Set an example.
Walk the talk. Actions speak louder than words.
Mind our manner in persuasion.
Use polite and reasonable language rather than words that show disrespect and bias.
Have patience in persuading.
Avoid easily giving up persuading others to show our
sincerity and maintain consistency in what we do.
Tips
How to effectively persuade others
How to eat healthily and live healthily
How to eat healthily
Think and share
Different food groups
Food Pyramid
What makes a good diet
1. Fats and Sweets
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
Bad for health and teeth
How to eat healthily
2. Meat, Fish and Eggs
How to eat healthily
Vary These Foods Every Single Day
How to eat healthily
>
How to eat healthily
3. Milk products
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
4. Fruits and Vegetables
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
Include more of mother nature's gift in our daily diet.
How to eat healthily
5. Cereals, Bread, Pasta, Rice and Potatoes
How to eat healthily
Always include them in meals.
How to eat healthily
Consult doctors and nutrition experts
How to eat healthily
Eat at a Scheduled Time Each Day
How to eat healthily
Drink Plenty of Water
How to eat healthily
Do Exercise Every Day
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
How to eat healthily
From this class, I can... √/×
grasp the factual information.
learn how to effectively persuade others.
make a conversation about persuasion.
share your views on the ways to eat healthily.
Self-evaluation
1. Plan a healthy and balanced meal.
2. Design a poster on healthy eating.
or
Homework