Lesson 14 combination and review

Unit 3 Body Parts and FeelingsLesson 14 Colours and Feelings1.能够掌握课标要求的“四会”词汇：question，sick，smile，mean。

2.让学生了解如何用颜色表达情感。

3.让学生了解如何对一般疑问句和特殊疑问句进行回答。

1.掌握一些与介绍颜色和情感有关的重点词汇：blue，green，yellow，red，sad，sick，cared，angry，happy。

2.激发学生兴趣，让他们询问家人或朋友当时的情感态度。

掌握以下重点句子：①I feel blue.②In English，we use many colours for our feelings.③Blue can mean “sad”.Green can mean “sick”.Yellow can mean “scared”.And red can mean “angry”.④In China，red is a happy colour.⑤Don’t feel bad.Step 1：Lead－inLead－in by discussing the following questions：1.What is Li Ming doing？2.What does blue mean？3.What does red mean in China？Show some pictures of different feelings to the students. Let the students discuss the questions in groups. Then present their results in class. The styles can be dialogues or reports.Step 2：ListeningListen to the tape and fill in the blanks with the words you hear.1.The singer says he feels________.2.In English，we use many colours for________.3.Red can mean________in English.Finish the task in class orally.Step 3：ReadingRead the text and answer the following questions：1.What does blue mean in English？2.What does yellow mean in English？3.What does red mean in China？Finish the task in class orally.Step 4：PracticeMake sentences with the language points：1.listen toS1：He listens to the radio every morning.e...for...S2：We can use colours for feelings.Step 5：ActivitiesIntroduce your favourite colour and how you feel. Work in groups. At the same time，the teacher can walk around the classroom to see if they have any questions.Discuss for a while，and then let some students come to the front to show their introductions.Step 6：Come to “Let’s Do It！”Listen to the tape，and finish Exercise 1.Read the passage again，and ask the students to do Exercise 2 in class.Work in groups and learn your classmates. Discuss for a while.Questions for you：1.What is your favourite colour？2.How do you feel then？1.Finish Exercises 3—4 in “Let’s Do It！”.2.Write a short passage about your favourite colour and feeling.。

学校教师备课笔记学校教师备课笔记head ,arm , leg , footStep 2: Presenta tion 1.Learn the new wordsLook at my face andlearn the new words.Point to my face:“face” Read afterme 5 times please.The same method tolearn: hair, eye,nose, mouth, ear.2.Read the new wordsShow the word cardsand then show thepictures and say outthe words.3.Practice the newwordsGive the students 3miuntes to practicereading the words.4.Play “point andsay” gameGive students 3minutes to practice“point and say”。

Then ask somestudents to describetheir face inEnglish.5. Left or right?First use hands andfeet to learn newwords“left,right”.Then show the cardsto read them.6.Practice:Point to the eyes:What is it?1. Ss learn to read.2. Ss say out the wordsafter the pictures.3. Ss practice.4. Ss describe theirface.5. Read the new words.6.Ss:This is myleft/right eye.实物教学使内容更直观。

新概念英语第三册课文翻译及学习笔记：Lesson14【课文】There was a time when the owners of shops and businesses in Chicago had to pay large sums of money to gangsters in return for 'protection.' If the money was not paid promptly, the gangsters would quickly put a man out of business by destroying his shop. Obtaining 'protection money' is not a modern crime. As long ago as the fourteenth century, an Englishman, Sir John Hawkwood, made the remarkablediscovery that people would rather pay large sums of money than have their life work destroyed by gangsters.Six hundred years ago, Sir Johan Hawkwood arrived in Italy with a band of soldiers and settled near Florence. He soon made a name for himself and came to be known to the Italians as Giovanni Acuto. Whenever the Italian city-states were at war with each other, Hawkwood used to hire his soldiers to princes who were willing to pay the high price he demanded. In times of peace, when business was bad, Hawkwood and his men would march into a city-state and, after burning down a few farms, would offer to go away if protection money was paid to them. Hawkwood made large sums of money in this way. In spite of this, the Italians regarded him as a sort of hero. When he died at the age of eighty, the Florentines gave him a state funeral and had a pictured painted which was dedicated to the memory of 'the most valiant soldier and most notable leader, Signor Giovanni Haukodue.'【课文翻译】以前有一个时期,芝加哥的店主和商行的老板们不得不拿出大笔的钱给歹徒以换取"保护"。

Lesson 14 Do you speak English?Teaching Aims and demands:1.Review the usage of General Question.2.Master the usage of past perfect , and the word “except”.3.Grasp the following words and phrases: amusing, experience, village, wave, lift, reply,reach, language, journey, drive on to, wave to sb., ask for a lift, apart from, neither of , not at all, on the way, as soon as.4.Learn a kind of word—adverb “-ly”.Teaching Content: Text ; Exercises (from V ocabulary to Writing)Teaching key points points:1.the usage of past perfect.2.amusing, experience, ask for a lift, apart from, on the wayTeaching difficult points:the usage of past perfect.Teaching Periods: 2 periodsTeaching Procedures:Period 1:. Step one Lead inIntroduce the text by asking some questions.Questions:1.Do you remember the first English word you can speak? “Yes” “No”?2.Do you think speaking English is difficult? Why?3.Who is the first person you spoke to in English? Your teacher or your classmate?4.What did you talk about when you spoke English at the first time?5.How many years have you been learning English?6.How do you think your oral English now?7.Do you often make mistakes when you speak English? What are they?8.Have you ever talked with foreigners in English? When and where?9.Do you know how to greet when you meet foreigners?10.Can you recognize a person who is an English or French?Step two ReadingAsk students to go through the text and finish the pre-class work to get the main idea of the text. Then analyze the general idea of the text.Step three ExplanationExplain the text in details.1. amusing adj. causing laughter or smiles; enjoyable; funny and entertaininge.g. * an amusing story/anecdote/incident* Our visit to the theatre made the holiday more amusing.a highly amusing (=very amusing) filmmildly/vaguely amusing (=a little amusing , but not very )a mildly amusing spectacleamusingly adv.※amusing/amusedamused adj.e.g. If you are amused by something, you think it is funny and you smile or laugh..amused at / byEllen seemed amused by the whole situation.I could see she was highly amused (=very amused).The man looked a little amused.He won’t be very amused (=he will be annoyed) when he finds out what’s happened to his garden.An amused smile / look / expressionkeep sb. amused -to entertain or interest someone for a long time so that they do not get borede.g. There were puzzles and games to keep the children amused.2. experience n.1). [U] (process of gaining) knowledge or skill acquired from seeing and doing things 经验; 体验e.g. *We all learn by experience.* Does she have much experience of teaching?* He hasn't had enough work experience (ie experience of work) for the job.* I know from experience that he'll arrive late.2). [C] event or activity that affects one in some way; event or activity that has given one experience 经历; 阅历; 感受; 体会*an unpleasant, a trying, an unusual, etc experience* You must try some of her home-made wine it's quite an experience! ie it's very unusual.* He had many interesting experiences while travelling in Africa.3).experience v.have experience of (sth); feel 有（某事物）的经验; 经历; 感觉; 感受; 体验e.g. *experience pleasure, pain, difficulty, great hardships, etc 体验到愉快、痛苦、困难、苦难等* The child had never experienced kindness..* I don't think I've ever experienced real depression.4).experienced adj. having experience; having knowledge or skill as a result of experience有经验的; 有阅历的; 有见识的; 熟练的*an experienced nurse* He's experienced in looking after children.3. village n. a very small town in the countrysidea little fishing villagevillage school / shop / churchthe villagen. the people who live in a villagee.g. The whole village came to the meeting.4. After I had left a small village in the south of France, I drove on to the next town.As soon as he had got into the car, I said good morning to him in French and he replied in the same language.I had nearly reached the town, when the young man suddenly said, very slowly, ‘Do you speak English?’5.drive on to the next town: continually drive the car to the next townOn: continually; no stopping6.﹡as soon as: once; on condition that7.﹡r eply v. give one’s ans wers; respondreply to :He did not reply to her question right away8. on the way: on a route to s ome placee.g. I met an old friend on the way to work this morning.Go right home at once, don’t stop off anywhere on the way.I unluckily had a flat tire on the way here.9. wave to sb.: make a signal with the handse.g. She waved to her friendsJessica caught sight of Lois and waved to her.10. ask sb. for a lift: ask sb. to drive him/her for a distancee.g. I lent him his bus fare and then he had the brass neck to ask me for a lift home.11. not at all : in no way; to be far from; not a bit ; not nearly / it doesn’t mattere.g. The pilots respectfully represented that they were not at all tired.Such attitudes were not at all uncommon thirty years ago.It's not at all certain whether I'll come tomorrow.His illness is not at all serious.12. reach: arrive at/in; get to / catch / touche.g. The book's too high -- I can't reach it.He who doesn't reach the Great Wall is not a true man.reach an agreementIt is very important to reach an agreement with this big company.13. Do you speak English? (a general question) auxiliaries+subject+verb+…Answer such questions: yes/no.e.g.. Are you a student?----Yes, I am./No, I’m not.Can you write it down?----Yes, I can./No, I can’t.May I ask you some questions?----Yes, please.Step four Grammar1.past perfect tense﹡Had left/had got into/had reached: had done→past perfect tense:usually means two actions happened in the past,one of which happened before the other.e.g. He finished work. He we n t home. (We can join these two sentences together with the word after)We can say: After he had finished work ,he went home.◆Note how these sentences have been joined. Pay close attention to the words in italics.a.The children ran away. They broke the window.→The children ran away after they had broken the window.b.The sun set. We returned to our hotel.→As soon as the sun had set we returned to our hotel.c.He finished lunch. He asked for a glass of water.→When he had finished lunch he asked for a glass of water.d.I did not understand the problem. He explained it.→I had not understood the problem until he explained it.2. Word formation-----affixationAdv. –ly(the suffix –ly ,from Middle English, is added to adjectives to form adverbs.)Noun adj. Adv.Suddenness sudden suddenlySlowness slow slowlyQuickness quick quicklyNotice: -ness is add to adjectives to form nouns.3. apart from: except; except for ; besidese.g. Apart from some spelling mistakes, the composition is fairly good.I have nothing more to ask you about apart from these questions.Apart from that, all goes well.＊except / except for / besides(Besides is used to emphasize an additional point that you are making, especially one that you consider to be important.)e.g. I wouldn't have accepted anything except a job in Europe.I don't take any drugs whatsoever, except aspirin for coldsYour composition is good except for the spelling mistakes. (=apart from)Everything is satisfactory except for the light.The house was too expensive and too big. Besides, I'd grown fond of our little rented house.•Usage Note:Do not confuse besides, except, except for, and unless. You use besides to introduce extra things in addition to the ones you are mentioning already.Fruit will give you, besides enjoyment, a source of vitamins. However, note that if you talk about 'the only thing' or 'the only person' besides a particular person or thing, besides means the same as 'apart from'. He was the only person besides Gertrude who talked to Guy. You use except to introduce the only things, situations, people, or ideas that a statement does not apply to. All of his body relaxed except his right hand...Travelling was impossible, except in the cool of the morning.You use except for before something that prevents a statement from being completely true. The classrooms were silent, except for the scratching of pens on paper... I had absolutely no friends except for Tom. Unless is used to introduce the only situation in which something will take place or be true. In the 1940s, unless she wore gloves a woman was not properly dressed... You must not give compliments unless you mean them.4.neither of : both don’te.g. Neither of you believes one word that you are saying.I know neither of them.Neither of my parents is a teacher.Neither / nore.g. He does not like that doll . Neither ( nor ) do you.They are not going to learn Russian. Neither ( nor ) are we.Neither…nor / either…ore.g. Neither volleyball nor basketball is what she likes..It is neither hot nor cold in winter.You cannot have it both ways. You must either stay home or come with us.Every Sunday, they relax themselves either in the parks or in the mountains.★Which of ,either of , neither of ,both of, neither of … we use these words when we refer to two persons or things.Which of the two do you want?Either of them will do.I like neither of them.I bought both of them.HomeworkRecite the text.Write a short summary of the story.Period 2Teaching aims1.Practice oral English with the topic “An amusing experience you have at shoo l”.2.review the text.Step one .Oral practice.1.Ask students to retell the story based on the following questions by using the expressions inthe text.Questions concerned:a.Whom did the writer give a lift to in the south of France last year?b.Did they greet each other in English or in French?c.Does the writer speak any French or not?d.Did they sit in silence, or did they talk to each other?e.What did the young man say at the end of the journey?f.Was he English himself, or was he French?2.Topic: My amusing experience at primary schoolExpressions for reference:(surroundings, campus, dormitory, roommates, classmates, teachers, class, subjects,etc.)(unforgettable, amusing, surprised, vivid, various, colorful etc.)Step two. WritingAsk students to write a summary about this text in not more than 55 words.Step three. ConclusionAsk some students to read their summaries and evaluate the best one. Analyze the reasons why his/hers is the excellent.(talk about the skills)Step four Exercises. Do some exercises in class and check the answers.1. These question are about the passage. Write a complete sentence in answer to each question.a. When did you drive on to the next town?b. When did you say good morning to him in French?c. When did the young man say ‘Do you speak English?’?2. Join these sentences together. Do not refer to the passage until you finish the exercise.a. I left a small village in the south of France. I drove on to the next down.b. He got into the car. I said gook morning to him in French.c. I nearly reached the town. The young man said. ‘Do you speak English ?’3. Join these pairs of sentences with the words given in parentheses.a. (after) She wrote the letter. She went to the post office.b. (after) He had dinner. He went to the cinema.c. (when) I fastened my seat belt. The plane took off.d. We did not disturb him. (until) He finished work.e. (as soon as) He left the room. I turned on the radio.f. He was very ill. (before) He died.4. Give the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.a. The moment he had said this, he (regret) it.b. It (begin) to rain before she took a taxi.c. When all the guests had left, Derek (arrive). Assignments :1. test sheet2. Writing: How to speak English well?。

Lesson 14 People and Plant人与植物◆课文英汉对照THINK ABOUT IT! 想一想！●Which do you eat more, plants or meat? 你吃什么多一些，植物还是肉？●Can we live without plants? Why or why not? 没有植物我们能生存吗？为什么能或为什么不能？●What do people use plants for? 人们用植物做什么？图片译文：Are you hungry? These apples look good!你饿了吗？这些苹果年上去挺不错的！People use plants in many ways.人们在许多方面都用到植物。

●For food. 用作食物。

There are about eighty thousand different plants in the world that people can eat. But half of the world’s food es from only three plants.在世界上人们可以吃的不同植物大约有8万种。

但是世界上一半的食物只来源于三种植物：水稻、玉米和小麦。

图片译文：rice 米饭（大米）corn 玉米wheat 小麦●For shelter 用作住处We use wood from trees to bund house and furniture. Tables, chairs and beds are help sick people.我们用木材造房子和家具。

桌子、椅子和床都是家具。

你的书桌也是家具。

●For medicine. 用作药品。

We make many medicines form plants. What’s medicine? Doctors use medicine to help sickLET’S DO IT! 做一做！●In a small group, make a list o the plants you eat every day. What would happen to uw if there were no plants? Try using this phrase: “If we had no plants,_______.”分成小组，列一下你们每天吃的植物。

Step 2 Warm-up: Brainstorm:Write down as many words about colours and feelings as they can. (写出关于颜色、感觉的词汇)［设计思路：利用头脑风暴让学生以最短的时间写出关于颜色和感觉的词汇，利于后面的新知学习。

］Step 3 Learn the new words.Show the students some pictures and sentences and help them to learn how to use the words and phrases correctly and freely.singer [ˈsɪŋə]] n. 歌手Michel Jackson is one of my favorite singers. He sang a lot of songs, like The earth song, Thriller, We are the World and so on.feeling [ˈfi:lɪŋ] n 感觉；情感（常用作复数）—What’s your feeling?—I feel hot and I want to eat an ice cream.question[ˈkwestʃən] n. 问题The girl wants to answer the teacher’s question. She is really active.sick [sik] adj. 病的；生病的The child feels sick. He has a bad stomachache.scared [skeəd] adj. 恐惧的---What are you scared of?---I’m scared of scary animals.smile [smail] n. &v. 微笑A girl shows a board with a smiling face during an activity to celebrate the upcoming World Smile Day at No. 10 Middle School in Xingtai, north China's Hebei Province, May 7, 2009. The World Smile Day falls on May 8.wave [weiv] v. 挥手；招手Santa Claus is waving his hand to us. He is saying hello.mean [mi:n]] v. 意思是adj.刻薄的1. What do you mean by saying that?2. Don’t be so mean to others, or you’ll lose friendship.* What’s the meaning of this word?(设计意图：通过图片展示新词，突出重点、突破难点；通过语篇进行解释，使学生利用语境记单词和短语的含义。

英语14课课文冀教版五年级The English language has become an integral part of our lives in the modern world. As a global lingua franca, it has opened up countless opportunities for communication, education, and personal growth. In the Jiedu Edition Grade 5 English textbook, Lesson 14 delves into the fascinating aspects of this dynamic language.One of the key focuses of Lesson 14 is the importance of vocabulary development. The lesson emphasizes the need to continuously expand one's word knowledge in order to communicate more effectively. It introduces a variety of strategies for learning new vocabulary, such as using context clues, breaking down words into their root, prefix, and suffix components, and creating visual associations. By mastering these techniques, students can not only improve their reading comprehension but also enhance their ability to express themselves with greater precision and nuance.Another crucial aspect of Lesson 14 is the exploration of grammatical structures. The lesson covers essential elements of English grammar, such as verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, and sentence structure.Through a combination of explanations, examples, and practice exercises, students are guided to develop a deeper understanding of how the language functions. This knowledge not only enables them to construct grammatically correct sentences but also helps them to better interpret and analyze the language they encounter in various contexts.In addition to vocabulary and grammar, Lesson 14 also delves into the importance of developing strong listening and speaking skills. The lesson highlights the need for active listening, encouraging students to pay attention to both the content and the delivery of spoken messages. It also provides guidance on effective communication strategies, such as asking clarifying questions, rephrasing, and using appropriate body language. By mastering these skills, students can become more confident and proficient in their oral communication, which is essential for success in academic, professional, and social settings.Furthermore, Lesson 14 emphasizes the significance of cultural awareness in language learning. The lesson explores how language and culture are closely intertwined, and it encourages students to develop a deeper appreciation for the cultural nuances that shape the way English is used around the world. This understanding can help students navigate cross-cultural interactions more effectively and avoid potential misunderstandings.One of the key highlights of Lesson 14 is the inclusion of engaging and thought-provoking reading passages. These texts not only expose students to a variety of writing styles and genres but also provide opportunities for critical thinking and analytical skills development. The lessons guide students in analyzing the main ideas, identifying supporting details, and drawing inferences from the reading materials. This approach not only enhances their reading comprehension but also fosters their ability to think critically and engage with the content on a deeper level.In addition to the core content, Lesson 14 also features a range of supplementary activities and resources. These include interactive exercises, audio recordings, and multimedia presentations that cater to different learning styles and preferences. The lesson also encourages students to explore additional resources, such as online dictionaries, grammar guides, and language-learning websites, to further reinforce and expand their knowledge.Overall, Lesson 14 of the Jiedu Edition Grade 5 English textbook represents a comprehensive and well-designed approach to language learning. By focusing on vocabulary, grammar, communication skills, cultural awareness, and critical thinking, the lesson equips students with the necessary tools to become proficient and confident users of the English language. As students progressthrough the lesson and engage with the various activities and resources, they will not only improve their language skills but also develop a deeper appreciation for the richness and complexity of the English language.。