Unit 1 The lion and the mouse Sound time , Culture time & Cartoon time 课件
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课件47张PPT。Unit 1 The lion and the mouse （Sound time , Culture time & Cartoon time）
I am the fox.
I jump highly!Welcome to our home!my best friendsI’d like to introduce my best friends to you.Read and feelWait! Wait!
I can help you!Ha! Ha!
How can it be?Help! Help!
Who can help me?Thanks! Thanks!
You’re really helpful!The mouse said quietly:
The lion laughed loudly:
The lion asked sadly:
The lion said happily:Grammar time The mouse said quietly.
The lion laughed loudly.
The lion asked sadly.
The lion said happily.adverbs
副 词What are the adverbs for?
They show the actions more vividly.
副词能更生动形象地表现动作。
Know morequiet →
loud →
sad →
excited →
worried →
fearful →
surprised →
happy →
angry →
quietlyloudlysadlyexcitedlyworriedlyfearfullyhappilyangrilysurprisedlyAdjectivesAdverbsImagine and sayGarfield is a happy boy.He often laughs happily.He … happily.He … happily.He reads happily.He … happily.He … happily.He … happily.James is a sad dog.James … sadly.James … sadly.James … sadly.James … sadly.James … sadly.Party time! At
a
party I am the fox.
I jump happily!
I am the .
I . stories around meJack has a big game today. HequicklyHis friends all come to cheer for him.loudlyCome on!Jack wins! about the great game!excitedlyThey go to a movie to celebrate.
What a funny movie! happilyHa! Ha!After the movie, they go home to tell Dad
about the great news. HequietlyWhat story is he reading? A woman gets hurt And sheWho can help me?sadlystories
about my friendWhat is Su Hai doing ?wentlookedwenthelpedaskedsaidtookgavebecamewassawSome information
about the lionThe Speaking ShadowHow did the mouse help me?What am I?Who is my friend?Where do I live?fallingrisingWhere are you going? What do you want to buy? Who is it for? What will he say? Wh –
questionsEat?
Who eats?
You?
Yes?
Where are you?
In the shop?
What are you eating?
How does it taste?
Can you buy me one?
Please! Please!Eat!
Who eats?
Me!
Yes!
In the shop!
Yes, I am.
A lollipop.
Sweet, sweet!
Well…Well…
OK! OK!A:B:What is the story about?A. About the winner of the table tennis match.B. About getting the ball out of the hole.C. About how to play table tennis.What is the story about?B1. What do Billy and Willy do ?2. How does the ball get lost ?3. How do they get the ball?Why do they use water?A.B.C.√The balls float on the water. Work in groups.A: Act out the story.
(Narrator, Sam, Bobby, Willy and Billy)B: Retell the story picture by picture.
(Four story tellers) ORDo you have any other
good ideas to get the ball out??This is
Aesop's Fables.This is a Chinese idiom book. a book from the Greek story teller, Aesop.GreeceThe Tortoise and the HareThe tortoise ran slowly but he still won the race.The Fox and the CrowAfter the crow sang loudly,
she dropped her meat to the fox.Chinese
idiomskill two birds with one stoneThey both teach us
something in each story.Aesop's FablesChinese idiomsThe Tortoise
and the HareThe Boy Who Cried WolfThe Fox and the CrowDrawing a Snake and Adding FeetKill Two Birds with One StonePutting
the Finishing
Touch to the Picture of a Dragon Stories are fun.
Stories make us wise.
We learn from stories.
Let’s go and read more.1.Read the story in the cartoon
time twice and recite it.
2.Read more animal stories
after class.
I am the fox.
I jump highly!Welcome to our home!my best friendsI’d like to introduce my best friends to you.Read and feelWait! Wait!
I can help you!Ha! Ha!
How can it be?Help! Help!
Who can help me?Thanks! Thanks!
You’re really helpful!The mouse said quietly:
The lion laughed loudly:
The lion asked sadly:
The lion said happily:Grammar time The mouse said quietly.
The lion laughed loudly.
The lion asked sadly.
The lion said happily.adverbs
副 词What are the adverbs for?
They show the actions more vividly.
副词能更生动形象地表现动作。
Know morequiet →
loud →
sad →
excited →
worried →
fearful →
surprised →
happy →
angry →
quietlyloudlysadlyexcitedlyworriedlyfearfullyhappilyangrilysurprisedlyAdjectivesAdverbsImagine and sayGarfield is a happy boy.He often laughs happily.He … happily.He … happily.He reads happily.He … happily.He … happily.He … happily.James is a sad dog.James … sadly.James … sadly.James … sadly.James … sadly.James … sadly.Party time! At
a
party I am the fox.
I jump happily!
I am the .
I . stories around meJack has a big game today. HequicklyHis friends all come to cheer for him.loudlyCome on!Jack wins! about the great game!excitedlyThey go to a movie to celebrate.
What a funny movie! happilyHa! Ha!After the movie, they go home to tell Dad
about the great news. HequietlyWhat story is he reading? A woman gets hurt And sheWho can help me?sadlystories
about my friendWhat is Su Hai doing ?wentlookedwenthelpedaskedsaidtookgavebecamewassawSome information
about the lionThe Speaking ShadowHow did the mouse help me?What am I?Who is my friend?Where do I live?fallingrisingWhere are you going? What do you want to buy? Who is it for? What will he say? Wh –
questionsEat?
Who eats?
You?
Yes?
Where are you?
In the shop?
What are you eating?
How does it taste?
Can you buy me one?
Please! Please!Eat!
Who eats?
Me!
Yes!
In the shop!
Yes, I am.
A lollipop.
Sweet, sweet!
Well…Well…
OK! OK!A:B:What is the story about?A. About the winner of the table tennis match.B. About getting the ball out of the hole.C. About how to play table tennis.What is the story about?B1. What do Billy and Willy do ?2. How does the ball get lost ?3. How do they get the ball?Why do they use water?A.B.C.√The balls float on the water. Work in groups.A: Act out the story.
(Narrator, Sam, Bobby, Willy and Billy)B: Retell the story picture by picture.
(Four story tellers) ORDo you have any other
good ideas to get the ball out??This is
Aesop's Fables.This is a Chinese idiom book. a book from the Greek story teller, Aesop.GreeceThe Tortoise and the HareThe tortoise ran slowly but he still won the race.The Fox and the CrowAfter the crow sang loudly,
she dropped her meat to the fox.Chinese
idiomskill two birds with one stoneThey both teach us
something in each story.Aesop's FablesChinese idiomsThe Tortoise
and the HareThe Boy Who Cried WolfThe Fox and the CrowDrawing a Snake and Adding FeetKill Two Birds with One StonePutting
the Finishing
Touch to the Picture of a Dragon Stories are fun.
Stories make us wise.
We learn from stories.
Let’s go and read more.1.Read the story in the cartoon
time twice and recite it.
2.Read more animal stories
after class.