unit3 A healthy life-warming up & reading[上学期]
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课件25张PPT。Unit3 A healthy lifethe first periodAre you living a healthy life?What kind of life is a healthy life?Get up early. / Don't stay up.
Do enough exercises.
Eat healthy food./ No smoking.
Don't drink too much./ ……Warming upDrinking alcoholLack of sleepingDrug takingHealth issuesStaying upCigarette smokingDietHealth issues:
Cigarette smoking Drinking alcohol Drug taking Physical fitness Sexual health Stress Diet physical healthmentally healthA truly healthy
person is someone
who is healthy in
both body and mind.1. Why do you think some students start
smoking?2. In what ways is smoking harmful?3. What advice would you give to
someone who wanted to stop smoking?Fast-readingUnit 3 1. Why does James' grandad write to him?2. What are the suggestions James’ grandfather gives to quit smoking?Fast-reading Why does James' grandad write to him?
A. To ask him about his studies.
B. To communicate with him.
C. To encourage him to quit smoking by
his own experience.
D. To talk about giving up smoking and
his studies. What are the suggestions James’ grandfather
gives to quit smoking?Suggestions to quit smoking1. Prepare yourself
2. Be determined
3. Break the habit
4. Relax
5. Get help if you need it
6. Keep tryingPut the following sentences in the right order according
to the structure of the letter.
1. The writer leads to the topic of the letter by talking about James’ problem of smoking.
2. Introducing some different ways of becoming addicted.
3.Telling the writer’s hope for his grandson and advice on stopping smoking.
4. Telling the harmful effects of smoking.
5. From the life the writer is leading now, we can know the importance of healthy life.ABCDELanguage pointsUnit 3 Para 1 1. a long bike ride2. fit enough to cycle 20 kilometers3. It's my birthday in two weeks time ……4. I think my …… must be due to the
healthy life I live.Para 2 1. Your mother tells me that you have started smoking and that you are finding it difficult to give up.2. You see, when I was ……and I became addicted to cigarettes.3. By the way, …… Para 3 1. You can become physically addicted to nicotine, which is ……2. This means that after a while you body became accustomed to having nicotine…
you feel sick,…… 3. As you know, if you do the same thing over and over again,……4. But I did finally manage.Para 4 1. I didn't know it could do terrible damage to your heart and lungs or that it was more difficult for smoking couples to ……2. However, what I did know was that ……I smelt terrible.3. She said my breath and clothes smelt and that ……4. When I was taken off the school football team……I knew it was time to quit smoking.Para 51. I do hope so ……live as long and healthy a life as I have.1……but millions have managed to quit and so can you.2. Decide on3. At the end of the day before you plan to quit, throw away your last packet of cigarettes.4. Be determined.5. ……remind yourself that ……6. instead of & instead7. If you start to feel nervous or stressed, don't reach for a cigarette.8. Arrange to stop smoking ……, or join a stop-smoking group.9. Don't be ashamed. You will succeed eventually.physicallyhabitsmentallyheart and lungsbecoming pregnantrun fastdislike the smellother people near the smokerenjoy sportChoose the best answer.
1. What harmful effects of smoking does
he talk of ?
A. People can become addicted to
cigarettes in two different ways.
B. Smoking can do little harm to your heart
and lungs.
C. It can't affect the health of non-smokers.
D. Smokers smell terrible and their fingers
often turn yellow easily.2. In his girlfriend's eyes, what kind of person he was?
A. He was very handsome and neat.
B. He had bad habit of smoking and smelt
terrible.
C. He was warm-hearted and polite.
D. He was healthy and strong.3. According to the letter, which of the
following is true?
A. James' grandfather was a member of
the school football team.
B. James' grandfather knew that smoking
could affect the health of non-smokers
around him, but he still smoked.
C. It was his girlfriend that forced him to
give up smoking.
D. James' grandfather gave James some
good advice that he thought of.4. What can we know from the passage?
A. Quitting smoking is very easy of you
following the six advice.
B. It is very difficult to give up smoking,
and it needs great determination.
C. James' grandfather's girlfriend said
good bye to him.
D. James' grandfather ran faster after
smoking than before.
Do enough exercises.
Eat healthy food./ No smoking.
Don't drink too much./ ……Warming upDrinking alcoholLack of sleepingDrug takingHealth issuesStaying upCigarette smokingDietHealth issues:
Cigarette smoking Drinking alcohol Drug taking Physical fitness Sexual health Stress Diet physical healthmentally healthA truly healthy
person is someone
who is healthy in
both body and mind.1. Why do you think some students start
smoking?2. In what ways is smoking harmful?3. What advice would you give to
someone who wanted to stop smoking?Fast-readingUnit 3 1. Why does James' grandad write to him?2. What are the suggestions James’ grandfather gives to quit smoking?Fast-reading Why does James' grandad write to him?
A. To ask him about his studies.
B. To communicate with him.
C. To encourage him to quit smoking by
his own experience.
D. To talk about giving up smoking and
his studies. What are the suggestions James’ grandfather
gives to quit smoking?Suggestions to quit smoking1. Prepare yourself
2. Be determined
3. Break the habit
4. Relax
5. Get help if you need it
6. Keep tryingPut the following sentences in the right order according
to the structure of the letter.
1. The writer leads to the topic of the letter by talking about James’ problem of smoking.
2. Introducing some different ways of becoming addicted.
3.Telling the writer’s hope for his grandson and advice on stopping smoking.
4. Telling the harmful effects of smoking.
5. From the life the writer is leading now, we can know the importance of healthy life.ABCDELanguage pointsUnit 3 Para 1 1. a long bike ride2. fit enough to cycle 20 kilometers3. It's my birthday in two weeks time ……4. I think my …… must be due to the
healthy life I live.Para 2 1. Your mother tells me that you have started smoking and that you are finding it difficult to give up.2. You see, when I was ……and I became addicted to cigarettes.3. By the way, …… Para 3 1. You can become physically addicted to nicotine, which is ……2. This means that after a while you body became accustomed to having nicotine…
you feel sick,…… 3. As you know, if you do the same thing over and over again,……4. But I did finally manage.Para 4 1. I didn't know it could do terrible damage to your heart and lungs or that it was more difficult for smoking couples to ……2. However, what I did know was that ……I smelt terrible.3. She said my breath and clothes smelt and that ……4. When I was taken off the school football team……I knew it was time to quit smoking.Para 51. I do hope so ……live as long and healthy a life as I have.1……but millions have managed to quit and so can you.2. Decide on3. At the end of the day before you plan to quit, throw away your last packet of cigarettes.4. Be determined.5. ……remind yourself that ……6. instead of & instead7. If you start to feel nervous or stressed, don't reach for a cigarette.8. Arrange to stop smoking ……, or join a stop-smoking group.9. Don't be ashamed. You will succeed eventually.physicallyhabitsmentallyheart and lungsbecoming pregnantrun fastdislike the smellother people near the smokerenjoy sportChoose the best answer.
1. What harmful effects of smoking does
he talk of ?
A. People can become addicted to
cigarettes in two different ways.
B. Smoking can do little harm to your heart
and lungs.
C. It can't affect the health of non-smokers.
D. Smokers smell terrible and their fingers
often turn yellow easily.2. In his girlfriend's eyes, what kind of person he was?
A. He was very handsome and neat.
B. He had bad habit of smoking and smelt
terrible.
C. He was warm-hearted and polite.
D. He was healthy and strong.3. According to the letter, which of the
following is true?
A. James' grandfather was a member of
the school football team.
B. James' grandfather knew that smoking
could affect the health of non-smokers
around him, but he still smoked.
C. It was his girlfriend that forced him to
give up smoking.
D. James' grandfather gave James some
good advice that he thought of.4. What can we know from the passage?
A. Quitting smoking is very easy of you
following the six advice.
B. It is very difficult to give up smoking,
and it needs great determination.
C. James' grandfather's girlfriend said
good bye to him.
D. James' grandfather ran faster after
smoking than before.