人教版高中英语必修第一册Unit3 Sports and fitness SectionⅣ Reading for Writing & SectionⅤ Writing课件

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Unit 3 Sports and fitness
Reading for Writing：
Write a page in a wellness book
Learning aims:
01
Master the vocabularies and expressions related to health and fitness.
02
Raise health awareness and develop healthy lifestyles.
03
Write a page in a wellness book using the writing techniques to describe the past and the present.
Study the organisation and writing techniques of comparison and contrast.
04
Look at the picture on the opening page.
1. Can you describe the picture What does it mean
2. Do you know the quote: All sports for all people
All sports for all people.
— Pierre de Coubertin
（顾拜旦）
the father of modern Olympic Games
the founder of International Olympic Committee
the writer of the Olympic motto:
Faster, Higher, Stronger
How much do you know about Pierre de Coubertin
Pierre de Coubertin (1863-1937) is considered the father of the modern Olympic games. Born into a French aristocratic family, he became an academic and studied a broad range of topics, most notably education and history. From his work in education he came to see how organized sports helped balance body and mind to promote health. As a historian, he loved ancient Greece, and believed the ancient Olympics was a great example and high point in the history of mankind.
How much do you know about Pierre de Coubertin
Although some Olympic-style competitions had already been held in different countries, Pierre de Coubertin was the first to bring the idea of different countries competing together in a modern international competition. He found the IOC (International Olympic Committee) in 1894 and the first modern games were held two years later. Today the IOC continues to support and encourage the development of sports around the world.
Pierre de Coubertin wrote the Olympic motto “ Faster, higher, stronger”, which is still used today.
Observe the pictures and find out what changes she has.
slimmer, healthier, more energetic and confident.
Task 1
Eat healthy foods
Regular exercise
Get enough sleep
Reduce stress (stress management)
Drink water (keep well-hydrated)
How can we keep healthy
Q：Do you know what a wellness book is
The Wellness Book shows readers how to create and control their own well being. Using the book, in combination with modern medical treatments, will aid in prevention and treatment of a series of illnesses.
A high school class has a wellness book in which they exchange ideas about health and fitness.
Task 2
Task 1 Read what Kayla wrote and match.
Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2
Paragraph 3
What Kayla thought and did in the past.
What Kayla think and does in the present.
The result of her changes.
She is Kayla.
3. What makes her change her thinking
She was worried about her weight and appearance.
It means she nearly went crazy because she was so worried, and tried various methods, but without a satisfying result.
An article that said instead of asking “Am I fat ”, people should be asking “Am I fit ” .
1. What problem did Kayla have in the past
2. What does the sentence “I almost went bananas” mean
Read what Kayla wrote and answer the questions：
Study the organisation
Complete the outline with the words and phrases from the text.
The past
worried about ______
_______ and tried __________________
compared myself with ___________________
think about _______
__________________
The present
__________________
__________________
my
weight
every new diet
actresses and models
fitness
rather than weight
turning point:
an article
make a list of things
I liked about myself
The result
___________
___________
___________
positive
happier
healthier
Show the problem.
How to solve the problem.
State my positive changes and results.
State the positive results.
My worry about my appearance and weight.
What made me change and how I changed.
Underline the words that show similarities and differences.
show
similarities
show
differences
look like; like; so; too; still; similarly; similar to; the same (as); in common (with); both ... and
instead of; Instead; rather than; than; however; different from; the difference is; however/but/though; on the other hand; in contrast
Write a page for a class wellness book
Step 1: Work in groups. Discuss the questions below.
Exercise
Self-confidence
Stress
Food
What can you do to make exercise like jogging more enjoyable
What can you do to become more confident and feel better about yourself
How can you plan your work and make sure that you also have time to rest and relax
How can you make your meals healthier
Task 3
Step 2. Use the outline to organise your ideas.
Topic:
Content:
Result:
jogging, stress, self-confidence, food, etc.
What did you use to do (in the past)
What do you do now
What will you do in the future
......
Use some expressions to show similarities and differences.
Example:
Topic
Content
Result
Food
I didn’t have much energy and became a little overweight.
I used to have a lot of unhealthy food ...
In the past
Now
I have a lot of vegetables and fruits every day.
A balanced diet makes me feel energetic and doing sports helps me make more friends.
Step 3. Write a short paragraph to describe and explain your changes.
Start with a general statement about the
topic and your situation.
Tell the reader about how and why you
changed or want to change.
Describe the changes and compare the
(possible) results.
Tell the reader how the changes have
improved or will improve your life.
Show the problem.
How to solve the problem.
State the positive results.
Step 4. Exchange drafts.
Does the writer explain why he/she changed/wants to change
Does the writer tell how the changes have improved or will improve his/her life
Is the text well-organised
Does the writer use words and expressions to show similarities and differences
Are there any grammar or spelling errors
Does the writer use correct punctuation
Use the following checklist to give feedback on your partner's draft.