Module 3 Unit 6 Detectives 课件（18张PPT）
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| 名称 | Module 3 Unit 6 Detectives 课件（18张PPT） |  | |
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| 更新时间 | 2019-10-30 20:15:31 | ||
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课件18张PPT。Unit 6 Detectivesa detective He can see a lot of crimesWhen you report the crime to the police or a detective, we call it case.a a thefta murdera robberya criminal crimes What is a detective good at ? Looking for cluessomething that helps us find the truthHow to deal with a case? 1.Know about the case. 2. Look for the clues. 3. Find the suspect. 4. Collect proof.5. Find the guilty
Protect the innocent. acbde
clues suspects the guilty/innocentproofjump to conclusions.We should notWhat will happen to the guilty?The guilty will be behind bars. =go to jail KenA recent case Let’s read the title, the introduction and the picture, and then try to guess the answers to the questions below.12safevaseJonesJenny and Jill 1.Was the crime a theft ,a murder or
a robbery?
2. Did the detective solve it?
3. What happened to the criminal?
KenLet’s read the whole text quickly, find the words in the text and answer the questions.
Strange?Whose vase was stolen?Who was free?Who was behind bars?JillMr JonesWho was the suspect at first?JillMr Jones’Read the text from Line 10-25. Underline the clues and proof.1.A black pearl earring near the open safea black pearl earring/necklace2.Jill was wearing a black pearl necklace---but no earrings.Why did Ken think Jill was the suspect?Clues:Ken thought Jill was innocent.Proof:Someone stole Jill’s earring from her house a month before. It was true.Read the text from Line26-37.Complete the sentences.Mr Jones lives alone.
No thief __________ Mr Jones’s house.
He had bought __________ for the vase.The ____ outside and the ________ carpet inside.Proof: Clues: Why did Ken think Mr Jones was guilty?muda spotless carpetinsurance broke intomudspotlessGroup work: Read the whole text again and put the sentence into correct order. 1)Mr. Jones purchased a vase for 300,000 dollars and bought insurance for it.
2)Mr. Jones reported the theft to Ken.
3)Someone stole the vase.
4)Mr. Jones was behind bars. Jill was free.
5)Ken thought Jill was the suspect.
6)Ken thought Mr. Jones was the suspect and found he was the guilty.
7)Ken found the clues in the room of Mr. Jones.
8)Ken checked Jill’s story and found it was true.13 2 7 5 8 6 4 Mr. Jones purchased a vase for 300,000 dollars and bought insurance for it. Someone stole the vase. Mr. Jones reported the theft to Ken.
Ken found the clues in the room of Mr. Jones. Ken thought Jill was the suspect. Ken checked Jill’s story and found it was true. Ken thought Mr. Jones was the suspect and found he was the guilty.
Mr. Jones was behind bars. Jill was free.
Summary of the storyWhat can you learn from the story?We should never jump to conclusions.We mustn’t do any crimes.We can understand the reading materials better with the help of the background knowledge and the pictures.
We can scan the whole text with some key words to get the main idea.Tips:Assignment1.Read the text and copy the new words.
2. Write a composition ‘A theft case ’.Thank you
Protect the innocent. acbde
clues suspects the guilty/innocentproofjump to conclusions.We should notWhat will happen to the guilty?The guilty will be behind bars. =go to jail KenA recent case Let’s read the title, the introduction and the picture, and then try to guess the answers to the questions below.12safevaseJonesJenny and Jill 1.Was the crime a theft ,a murder or
a robbery?
2. Did the detective solve it?
3. What happened to the criminal?
KenLet’s read the whole text quickly, find the words in the text and answer the questions.
Strange?Whose vase was stolen?Who was free?Who was behind bars?JillMr JonesWho was the suspect at first?JillMr Jones’Read the text from Line 10-25. Underline the clues and proof.1.A black pearl earring near the open safea black pearl earring/necklace2.Jill was wearing a black pearl necklace---but no earrings.Why did Ken think Jill was the suspect?Clues:Ken thought Jill was innocent.Proof:Someone stole Jill’s earring from her house a month before. It was true.Read the text from Line26-37.Complete the sentences.Mr Jones lives alone.
No thief __________ Mr Jones’s house.
He had bought __________ for the vase.The ____ outside and the ________ carpet inside.Proof: Clues: Why did Ken think Mr Jones was guilty?muda spotless carpetinsurance broke intomudspotlessGroup work: Read the whole text again and put the sentence into correct order. 1)Mr. Jones purchased a vase for 300,000 dollars and bought insurance for it.
2)Mr. Jones reported the theft to Ken.
3)Someone stole the vase.
4)Mr. Jones was behind bars. Jill was free.
5)Ken thought Jill was the suspect.
6)Ken thought Mr. Jones was the suspect and found he was the guilty.
7)Ken found the clues in the room of Mr. Jones.
8)Ken checked Jill’s story and found it was true.13 2 7 5 8 6 4 Mr. Jones purchased a vase for 300,000 dollars and bought insurance for it. Someone stole the vase. Mr. Jones reported the theft to Ken.
Ken found the clues in the room of Mr. Jones. Ken thought Jill was the suspect. Ken checked Jill’s story and found it was true. Ken thought Mr. Jones was the suspect and found he was the guilty.
Mr. Jones was behind bars. Jill was free.
Summary of the storyWhat can you learn from the story?We should never jump to conclusions.We mustn’t do any crimes.We can understand the reading materials better with the help of the background knowledge and the pictures.
We can scan the whole text with some key words to get the main idea.Tips:Assignment1.Read the text and copy the new words.
2. Write a composition ‘A theft case ’.Thank you