模块4 Unit 10 Money Lesson 1 A Material World 课件（28张PPT）
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课件28张PPT。Unit 10Unit 10 MoneyLesson 1
A Material World Is money everything?Money talks. 金钱万能
Money makes the mare go. 有钱能使鬼推磨。Do you think so?What money can’t buy?Money is the root of all evil.
金钱乃万恶之源。Should we be like him?love, happiness, friendship, life, time, youthWould you like to be a millionaire?
Why or why not?Pre-readingA millionaire can live a comfortable life.How do people become millionaires?Born into a rich family.
Win the lottery(彩票).
Marry a rich person.
Be a successful businessman.
Invent something that everybody wants.
Become a sports/ film/ music star.What can money buy?Money can buy too many things.● What kind of life do they live?
● Do they have any worries?
● Do they all feel happy?Charles GrayHe looks like a poor man. But he is a famous ex-millionaire. Charles’ Daily lifea small dormitory
some second-hand furniture
lives an ordinary and simple life"Who wants to be a Millionaire?
I don't," says Charles Gray.Fast ReadingRead the article to know something about Charles Gray. Decide if the statements below are true (T), false (F) or there is no information (NI).Charles Gray was a rich
businessman.
2. He hasn’t got a stove in his dormitory.
3. He has got a vegetable garden.FTNI4. Charles gave his money away to poor people.
5. People thought he was drunk when he gave away small bank notes in the street.
6. He was happier when he was rich.NITFCareful Reading Compare Charles’ life in the past and at present. collegeprofessor 2 millionhugesmallsecond-handsmallothercharityshops1. Why didn’t Charles want to be a rich
man?
2. How did he deal with his money?
3. How about his life now?
4. How does he feel now? Good or bad?Read the text again, and answer the following questions.1. Why didn’t Charles want to be a rich man?
He was tired of being a person who has everything in a world where many people had nothing.2. How did he deal with his money?
He gave away all his money to charities. When he had two thousand dollars left, he gave away small bank notes in the streets of local poor areas. 3. How about his life now?
He lives in a small domitory with only second-hand furniture. A small garden outside with a few fruit trees. Charles grows some vegetables and a few lowers. He gets his daily goods from charity shops.
4. How does he feel now? Good or bad?
He is much happier now. Contrast: life in the past and nowa small dormitory room; second-hand furniture
a small garden; a few trees, flowers, grow vegetablesPost-reading$2000 left, and give away small bank notes to the local poor areas.appreciate / pleased / happier /
feel like Father Christmas feel freeDiscussion
People often think that money talks. What do you think of that? Can money bring us everything? No, we do need money in the material world, but sometimes there is something that money can’t bring us. Such as, happiness, kindness, help, etc. Money is not everything. HomeworkWrite a passage about what you get from Charles after you learned this lesson.
A Material World Is money everything?Money talks. 金钱万能
Money makes the mare go. 有钱能使鬼推磨。Do you think so?What money can’t buy?Money is the root of all evil.
金钱乃万恶之源。Should we be like him?love, happiness, friendship, life, time, youthWould you like to be a millionaire?
Why or why not?Pre-readingA millionaire can live a comfortable life.How do people become millionaires?Born into a rich family.
Win the lottery(彩票).
Marry a rich person.
Be a successful businessman.
Invent something that everybody wants.
Become a sports/ film/ music star.What can money buy?Money can buy too many things.● What kind of life do they live?
● Do they have any worries?
● Do they all feel happy?Charles GrayHe looks like a poor man. But he is a famous ex-millionaire. Charles’ Daily lifea small dormitory
some second-hand furniture
lives an ordinary and simple life"Who wants to be a Millionaire?
I don't," says Charles Gray.Fast ReadingRead the article to know something about Charles Gray. Decide if the statements below are true (T), false (F) or there is no information (NI).Charles Gray was a rich
businessman.
2. He hasn’t got a stove in his dormitory.
3. He has got a vegetable garden.FTNI4. Charles gave his money away to poor people.
5. People thought he was drunk when he gave away small bank notes in the street.
6. He was happier when he was rich.NITFCareful Reading Compare Charles’ life in the past and at present. collegeprofessor 2 millionhugesmallsecond-handsmallothercharityshops1. Why didn’t Charles want to be a rich
man?
2. How did he deal with his money?
3. How about his life now?
4. How does he feel now? Good or bad?Read the text again, and answer the following questions.1. Why didn’t Charles want to be a rich man?
He was tired of being a person who has everything in a world where many people had nothing.2. How did he deal with his money?
He gave away all his money to charities. When he had two thousand dollars left, he gave away small bank notes in the streets of local poor areas. 3. How about his life now?
He lives in a small domitory with only second-hand furniture. A small garden outside with a few fruit trees. Charles grows some vegetables and a few lowers. He gets his daily goods from charity shops.
4. How does he feel now? Good or bad?
He is much happier now. Contrast: life in the past and nowa small dormitory room; second-hand furniture
a small garden; a few trees, flowers, grow vegetablesPost-reading$2000 left, and give away small bank notes to the local poor areas.appreciate / pleased / happier /
feel like Father Christmas feel freeDiscussion
People often think that money talks. What do you think of that? Can money bring us everything? No, we do need money in the material world, but sometimes there is something that money can’t bring us. Such as, happiness, kindness, help, etc. Money is not everything. HomeworkWrite a passage about what you get from Charles after you learned this lesson.