unit 3 a taste of English humour warming up and reading[下学期]
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课件26张PPT。 Unit 3
A taste of
English HumorE-beggarPoliceman: You can’t park here.
Driver: Why can’t I?
Policeman: Read the sign there.
Driver: It says, “Fine for parking,” so I parked.A: where do you wash?
B: In the spring.
A: I didn’t ask when, but I asked where.Mike: My sister has 88 keys.
Kate: She must have a lot of doors.
Mike: No. She likes to play the piano.HumourHow much do you know about “humour” ?Warming upmime and farceMr. Beanfunny playsMark TwainFunny storiesFunny storiesFunny poemsEdward LeardoggerelVerbal jokesPlay on words, usually two linesCross talknonverbalpantomineCharlie ChaplinFunny plays Cross talk
Mark Twain
(funny stories)Mark Twain was the popular and humorous American author, He was the most famous humorous novelist in America.
Edward Lear(1812-1888)Edward Lear was an artist and writer known for his funny poems. Charlie ChaplinHis charming character the Little Tramp is well known _______ the world.he played a poor and ______ person, who wore ____________ , _______ shoes and a ____ ______ _____hat and carried a ______ _____. This character was a social ______ but he was loved by all who watched the films for his ______ in _______ difficulties and being …..Comprehending Charlie Chaplin1889: born in ______ in _______
1977: he _____ and ______________
Type of acting:
character:
Reasons for success:
Costume: poverty Londonmime and farce without wordCharming, social failure with a determination to overcome difficulties and always kind. a poor and homeless person large trousers, worn out shoes and small round black hat died was buried Divide the text into four parts and tell the main idea of each part.
Skimming:Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4:
Paragraph 3-4Paragraph 5How Charlie Chaplin made a
sad situation entertaining.Charlie Chaplin was a great actor
in the world.Not all humour is kind. Some
humour can be cruel.
Charlie Chaplin’s information
and his acting style.
Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2 Read the passage and answer the following questions:
1. Why do people enjoy seeing other people’s bad luck?
2. Which film of Chaplin is referred to in this part? What’s Chaplin’s job in that film?
3. What does Chaplin eat in the film? How does he eat it?Why do people enjoy seeing other people’s bad luck? Because it makes people more content with their life.
2. Which film of Chaplin is referred to in this part? What’s Chaplin’s job in that film?
The Gold Rush.
His job is “panning for gold”.panning for
gold3. What does Chaplin eat in the film? How does he eat it?
A boiled shoe.
First he picks out the laces and eats them as if they were spaghetti.
Then he cuts off the leather top of the shoe, treating it as if it were the finest meat.
Finally he tries cutting and eating the bottom of the shoe.Homework Surf the Internet to find more information about Chaplin.
Finish Learning about Language: 1-3
阅读理解A B P36 (目标）DiscussionDo you think Chaplin’s eating boiled shoes funny? Why?
What can we learn from Chaplin’s film?
3. What does humour mean? Is humour always kind?
A taste of
English HumorE-beggarPoliceman: You can’t park here.
Driver: Why can’t I?
Policeman: Read the sign there.
Driver: It says, “Fine for parking,” so I parked.A: where do you wash?
B: In the spring.
A: I didn’t ask when, but I asked where.Mike: My sister has 88 keys.
Kate: She must have a lot of doors.
Mike: No. She likes to play the piano.HumourHow much do you know about “humour” ?Warming upmime and farceMr. Beanfunny playsMark TwainFunny storiesFunny storiesFunny poemsEdward LeardoggerelVerbal jokesPlay on words, usually two linesCross talknonverbalpantomineCharlie ChaplinFunny plays Cross talk
Mark Twain
(funny stories)Mark Twain was the popular and humorous American author, He was the most famous humorous novelist in America.
Edward Lear(1812-1888)Edward Lear was an artist and writer known for his funny poems. Charlie ChaplinHis charming character the Little Tramp is well known _______ the world.he played a poor and ______ person, who wore ____________ , _______ shoes and a ____ ______ _____hat and carried a ______ _____. This character was a social ______ but he was loved by all who watched the films for his ______ in _______ difficulties and being …..Comprehending Charlie Chaplin1889: born in ______ in _______
1977: he _____ and ______________
Type of acting:
character:
Reasons for success:
Costume: poverty Londonmime and farce without wordCharming, social failure with a determination to overcome difficulties and always kind. a poor and homeless person large trousers, worn out shoes and small round black hat died was buried Divide the text into four parts and tell the main idea of each part.
Skimming:Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4:
Paragraph 3-4Paragraph 5How Charlie Chaplin made a
sad situation entertaining.Charlie Chaplin was a great actor
in the world.Not all humour is kind. Some
humour can be cruel.
Charlie Chaplin’s information
and his acting style.
Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2 Read the passage and answer the following questions:
1. Why do people enjoy seeing other people’s bad luck?
2. Which film of Chaplin is referred to in this part? What’s Chaplin’s job in that film?
3. What does Chaplin eat in the film? How does he eat it?Why do people enjoy seeing other people’s bad luck? Because it makes people more content with their life.
2. Which film of Chaplin is referred to in this part? What’s Chaplin’s job in that film?
The Gold Rush.
His job is “panning for gold”.panning for
gold3. What does Chaplin eat in the film? How does he eat it?
A boiled shoe.
First he picks out the laces and eats them as if they were spaghetti.
Then he cuts off the leather top of the shoe, treating it as if it were the finest meat.
Finally he tries cutting and eating the bottom of the shoe.Homework Surf the Internet to find more information about Chaplin.
Finish Learning about Language: 1-3
阅读理解A B P36 (目标）DiscussionDo you think Chaplin’s eating boiled shoes funny? Why?
What can we learn from Chaplin’s film?
3. What does humour mean? Is humour always kind?
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