Unit 6 Sunshine for all Welcome to the unit(共18张PPT无素材)

课件18张PPT。Unit 6 Sunshine for all
Welcome to the unit
译林版八年级下册 英语Is it meaningful to be a volunteer to help others?v. 接受训练；培训 adj. 有意义的 vt. 支持Are you willing to train to be a volunteer?Are you willing to support volunteers?1. What is Hobo doing ?2. Will Eddie support Hobo? Why?He is training to be a volunteer for the Olympic Games.Yes, because it’s meaningful to do something for the Olympics.3. How does Hobo want Eddie to help? He needs Eddie to carry some food for him to eat at work.4312the Olympic Gamesthe OlympicsPractise readingHobo, what are you doing?I’m training to be a volunteer for the Olympic Games.Will you support me, Eddie?Sure. It’s meaningful to do something for the Olympics. Here you are.No, I don’t need money. I want you to help me.How can I help then?I need some more food to eat at work.train to do sth. The girl is training to be a nurse. It is +adj.+to do sth. It’s not meaningful to wait here. Pair workAct it out Complete and discuss Hobo is exercising at home. Eddie asks w___ he is doing. Hobo says that he is t______ to be a volunteer for the Olympic Games. Eddie thinks it is m________ to do something for the Olympic Games, so he wants to s______ Hobo. However, when he takes out some m____ , Hobo says what he really needs is some more f___ to eat at work instead of money. What a lovely dog Hobo is!hatrainingeaningfulupportoney oodWhat do you think of Eddie? kindIt’s support his friend. Good
job! generous donate money for the Olymics. of him to Group work People who need help can't perform a certain action can’t seehave little moneycan’t hearhave no homepeople who are olddisabledblindelderlyhomelessdeafpoorMatch and discuss a blind person a person who is old
a homeless person a person who has little money
a poor person a person who can’t see
a deaf person a person who can’t hear
a disabled person a person who has no home
an elderly person a person who can't perform a
certain action
A: What are homeless people?
B: Homeless people don’t have their own places to live. Disabled people can’t perform a certain action.Pair workA: What are … people?
B: … people… . Poor people have little money.Deaf people can’t hear anything or can’t hear well. The elderly are the people who are old. Blind people can’t see anything.Make dialoguesdisabledpoorblindelderlyhomelessdeaf People who need helpdisabledblindelderlyhomelessdeafpoor How can we help homeless people? We can give them food and clothes.We can write to the local government to provide special places for them to stay.provide sth. for sb. =
provide sb. with sth.help them cross the road
help treat their eye problemsdonate money
teach them ways to get richnever laugh at them
help them go upstairshelp them learn sign languagehelp them do housework
look after themA: What are blind (deaf ...) people?
B: Blind people can’t ….
A: How can we help them?
B: We can help them ....
A: Are there any other ways to help them?
B: Yes. We can ....Make a conversationPair workDear all,
There are some people who need our help around us. Some of them can’t walk, hear or see as well as us. They are d______ , d___ or b___ . Some are e_____. Some h_______ people even have nowhere to live. Most of them live a p___ life, so we should try our best to help them.
When we see these people, we should never l_____ at them. We should help them c____ the road or go upstairs. It’s nice of us to d_____ some money to them. If we can t____ them to get some living skills, that would be better.
It’s m_________ to give a helping hand to others. We hope you can join us. We need your s______.
Volunteers' Club
lderlyomeless ooraughrossonateraineaningfulisabledeaflindupport Make a proposalAs you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands,
one for helping yourself, and the other for helping others.
—Audrey HepburnHelping others is helping ourselves. Homework 1. Recite Comic strip and Part B.
2. Talk about the good ways of helping others.
3. Preview Reading. Goodbye !
Thank you !