模块5 Unit 1 Getting along with others Reading(1)：Secrets and lies课件（23张）
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课件23张PPT。M5 U1
Getting along with others
(Reading)Free talk:
Think of the most recent fight
with your friend. What caused it?Group discussion:
The reasons leading to
a broken friendship· Not trusting each other
· Misunderstanding
· Lacking communication
· There being conflicts in interest
· Not caring each other enough
……Group work:
What puzzle do you have in getting
along with you friends?
Write down the puzzles on a piece of
paper and then exchange the piece with
another group.Brainstorming:
Who can we turn to for help when
we have problems with our friends?
parents
teachers
……
magazine advice columnists
Secrets and liesRead the title of the passage and
the first sentence of the first
paragraph, and try to predict the
main idea of the letter.Secrets and liesFast reading:
Secret:______________________
Lie:_________________________Sarah got a D in a surprise Maths test.Hannah denied having let out the secret.Secrets and liesCareful reading:
Questions:
Why do you think Sarah and Hannah could
be good friends before ?
2. Why did Sarah tell Hannah that they
weren’t going to be friends any more?
3. What might have caused their friendship
to break?
Why do you think Sarah and Hannah could
be good friends before ?
They were like each other and had much in
common.2. Why did Sarah tell Hannah that they
weren’t going to be friends any more?
Because she thought Hannah had told
everyone how badly she had done in the
Maths test.3. What might have caused their friendship
to break?
Sarah didn’t trust her friend.
Hannah may have betrayed her friend.
Sarah and Hannah lacked communication.
Secrets and liesReading strategy: understanding feelings
A letter to a magazine advice columnist
usually includes:
Descriptions of problems
Descriptions of feelings
While reading such a letter, it’s important
to identify the writer’s feelings towards a
certain problem and then think about what
advice to give him/her.Let’s take Sarah’s letter for example:betrayed upset angry ashamedHow Sarah felt:Why?She thought her best friend Hannah
didn’t keep her secret.She scored the lowest mark in her
class.She found a piece of paper on her
desk that said “stupid Sarah got a D”.She thought Sarah didn’t keep
her word.Game:
Can you express different emotions
without actually mentioning the words?angry proud upset excited
surprised ashamed
sad puzzled worriedPractice of Reading Strategy:
Read A friendship in trouble, and try to
find out Andrew’s problem and how he
feels about it by filling in the blanks:angryguiltyawkwardin a dilemmaHe made some cruel remarks.His best friend Matthew has stopped talking
to him.Pair work:
In your own words, tell each other
what Andrew’s problem is and what
caused his friendship with Matthew
in trouble.
Andrew blamed the losing of the match on Matthew’s
bad performance and they had a bitter quarrel with
each other. Now they aren’t talking to each other any
more and Matthew seems to want to make friends with
another boy. Andrew really shouldn’t have blamed
Matthew without thinking twice.Group work: Problem solving (1) Suppose you are the advice columnist,
what advice will you give Sarah and what
to Andrew?
Choose one of the topics and try to
think of as much advice as possible.Finish Exercise E on page 5 and get
to know what advice it is that the
advice columnist actually gives
to Sarah and Matthew.Group work: Problem solving (2) Go through the puzzles your classmates
have about getting on with friends and
give useful advice to them by writing it
down on the back of the paper.
Then exchange the piece again.
Conclusion:
My advice to all of you on how to mend
a friendship:
1. You have to talk to your friend. When
there is no one around, have an honest
talk.
2. If your friend doesn’t want to talk, you
could write a letter.
3. Always remember there are three
steps to being friends again:
Tell your friend how you’re feeling;
Say what your friend has done wrong,
and explain why you did this or that;
Remember that friendship is the most
important thing in your life.Homework: write an essay
Requirements: Describe a recent quarrel with your parents or your friend, then how do you mend it ?
Getting along with others
(Reading)Free talk:
Think of the most recent fight
with your friend. What caused it?Group discussion:
The reasons leading to
a broken friendship· Not trusting each other
· Misunderstanding
· Lacking communication
· There being conflicts in interest
· Not caring each other enough
……Group work:
What puzzle do you have in getting
along with you friends?
Write down the puzzles on a piece of
paper and then exchange the piece with
another group.Brainstorming:
Who can we turn to for help when
we have problems with our friends?
parents
teachers
……
magazine advice columnists
Secrets and liesRead the title of the passage and
the first sentence of the first
paragraph, and try to predict the
main idea of the letter.Secrets and liesFast reading:
Secret:______________________
Lie:_________________________Sarah got a D in a surprise Maths test.Hannah denied having let out the secret.Secrets and liesCareful reading:
Questions:
Why do you think Sarah and Hannah could
be good friends before ?
2. Why did Sarah tell Hannah that they
weren’t going to be friends any more?
3. What might have caused their friendship
to break?
Why do you think Sarah and Hannah could
be good friends before ?
They were like each other and had much in
common.2. Why did Sarah tell Hannah that they
weren’t going to be friends any more?
Because she thought Hannah had told
everyone how badly she had done in the
Maths test.3. What might have caused their friendship
to break?
Sarah didn’t trust her friend.
Hannah may have betrayed her friend.
Sarah and Hannah lacked communication.
Secrets and liesReading strategy: understanding feelings
A letter to a magazine advice columnist
usually includes:
Descriptions of problems
Descriptions of feelings
While reading such a letter, it’s important
to identify the writer’s feelings towards a
certain problem and then think about what
advice to give him/her.Let’s take Sarah’s letter for example:betrayed upset angry ashamedHow Sarah felt:Why?She thought her best friend Hannah
didn’t keep her secret.She scored the lowest mark in her
class.She found a piece of paper on her
desk that said “stupid Sarah got a D”.She thought Sarah didn’t keep
her word.Game:
Can you express different emotions
without actually mentioning the words?angry proud upset excited
surprised ashamed
sad puzzled worriedPractice of Reading Strategy:
Read A friendship in trouble, and try to
find out Andrew’s problem and how he
feels about it by filling in the blanks:angryguiltyawkwardin a dilemmaHe made some cruel remarks.His best friend Matthew has stopped talking
to him.Pair work:
In your own words, tell each other
what Andrew’s problem is and what
caused his friendship with Matthew
in trouble.
Andrew blamed the losing of the match on Matthew’s
bad performance and they had a bitter quarrel with
each other. Now they aren’t talking to each other any
more and Matthew seems to want to make friends with
another boy. Andrew really shouldn’t have blamed
Matthew without thinking twice.Group work: Problem solving (1) Suppose you are the advice columnist,
what advice will you give Sarah and what
to Andrew?
Choose one of the topics and try to
think of as much advice as possible.Finish Exercise E on page 5 and get
to know what advice it is that the
advice columnist actually gives
to Sarah and Matthew.Group work: Problem solving (2) Go through the puzzles your classmates
have about getting on with friends and
give useful advice to them by writing it
down on the back of the paper.
Then exchange the piece again.
Conclusion:
My advice to all of you on how to mend
a friendship:
1. You have to talk to your friend. When
there is no one around, have an honest
talk.
2. If your friend doesn’t want to talk, you
could write a letter.
3. Always remember there are three
steps to being friends again:
Tell your friend how you’re feeling;
Say what your friend has done wrong,
and explain why you did this or that;
Remember that friendship is the most
important thing in your life.Homework: write an essay
Requirements: Describe a recent quarrel with your parents or your friend, then how do you mend it ?