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八年级英语下册unit7课件(一)Unit 7: The WeatherTeaching Content•Vocabulary related to weather•Sentence structures for describing weather•Listening and speaking activities related to weather •Reading and writing activities related to weather Teaching Preparation•Prepare flashcards or visual aids for weather vocabulary •Prepare listening materials or videos related to weather •Prepare reading materials or texts related to weather •Prepare writing activities or prompts related to weather Teaching Objectives1.To introduce and practice weather vocabulary2.To provide opportunities for students to practicedescribing weather using appropriate sentence structures3.To improve students’ listening and speaking skillsthrough weather-related activities4.To enhance students’ reading comprehension skillsthrough weather-related texts5.To develop students’ writing skills by engaging them inweather-related writing tasksDesign ExplanationThe design of this lesson aims to engage students in various activities related to weather, allowing them to actively practice and consolidate their understanding of the vocabulary and sentence structures. The lesson includes a combination of listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities to cater to different learning preferences and skills.Teaching Process1.Warm-up activity:–Show pictures of different weather conditions and ask students to describe them using the appropriatevocabulary.–Play a short video or audio clip of different weather conditions and ask students to identifythem.2.Vocabulary introduction and practice:–Present weather vocabulary using flashcards or visual aids.–Drill the pronunciation and spelling of the weather words.–Engage students in various vocabulary practice activities such as matching, fill in the blanks, orword association games.3.Sentence structure practice:–Introduce sentence structures for describingweather (e.g., “It’s sunny today,” “It’sraining heavily”).–Provide examples and model the sentence structures.–Ask students to practice forming sentences to describe different weather conditions.4.Listening and speaking activities:–Play a weather-related listening activity or video.–Ask comprehension questions to check understanding.–Engage students in speaking activities such as pair or group discussions about their favorite weatheror their experiences in different weatherconditions.5.Reading activity:–Provide students with a short passage or text about different weather conditions.–Ask students to read the text and answercomprehension questions.–Discuss the main points and key details in the text.6.Writing activity:–Assign a writing task related to weather, such as writing a weather forecast or describing amemorable weather experience.–Provide prompts or guiding questions to helpstudents structure their writing.–Collect and review students’ written work,providing feedback and suggestions for improvement.Post-lesson ReflectionThis lesson successfully engaged students in various interactive activities related to weather. The use of visual aids, listening materials, reading texts, and writing tasks provided students with different opportunities to practice and apply their understanding of weather vocabulary and sentence structures. The lesson could be further improved by incorporating more group activities and opportunities for student interaction. Additionally, providing students with real-life weather scenarios or dialogues could make the lesson more practical and relatable.Unit 7: The Weather (Continued)Teaching Content•Vocabulary related to weather•Sentence structures for describing weather•Listening and speaking activities related to weather •Reading and writing activities related to weather Teaching Preparation•Review flashcards or visual aids for weather vocabulary•Prepare additional listening materials or videos related to weather•Find more reading materials or texts related to weather •Prepare more writing activities or prompts related to weatherTeaching Objectives1.To reinforce weather vocabulary and sentence structures2.To provide extended opportunities for students topractice describing weather in speaking and writingactivities3.To further improve students’ listening and speakingskills through weather-related activities4.To deepen students’ reading comprehension skillsthrough additional weather-related texts5.To expand students’ writing skills by engaging them inmore challenging weather-related writing tasksDesign ExplanationContinuing from the previous lesson, this lesson builds upon the students’ existing knowledge of weather vocabulary and sentence structures. The focus of this lesson is toprovide additional practice and extension activities to further develop their proficiency in describing weather. The lesson includes more listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities to reinforce their understanding and skills.Teaching Process1.Warm-up activity:–Review the weather vocabulary by playing aflashcard game or a quick vocabulary quiz.–Ask students to describe the weather conditions outside the classroom at that moment.2.Vocabulary and sentence structure reinforcement:–Review the sentence structures for describing weather.–Provide additional examples and ask students to create their own sentences using different weathervocabulary.3.Listening and speaking activities:–Play a weather-related dialogue or conversation.–Ask comprehension questions and engage students in discussions about the dialogue.–Arrange pair or group activities where students role-play different weather scenarios.4.Reading activity:–Provide students with an extended reading passage about weather phenomena or climate change.–Ask students to read the text and answer more in-depth comprehension questions.–Encourage students to share and discuss their opinions on the topic.5.Writing activity:–Assign a more advanced writing task related to weather, such as writing a persuasive essay on theimpact of weather on daily life.–Provide prompts and encourage students to conduct research or gather information to support theirarguments.–Provide feedback on students’ writing and guide them in improving their critical thinking andpersuasive writing skills.Post-lesson ReflectionBuilding upon the previous lesson, this lesson successfully reinforced students’ understanding of weather vocabulary and sentence structures. The additional listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities provided opportunities for students to apply these language skills in various contexts. Students were able to engage in more in-depth discussions and express their opinions on weather-related topics. To further enhance the lesson in the future, incorporating real-life weather data, multimedia resources, or interactive online platforms relating to weather could make the learning experience more dynamic and captivating.。
Would you mind turning down the music?请您/您介意把音乐声关小些吗？Would you mind doing sth.•表示礼貌的请求得到许可的用语。
“请你做…你是否介意？”、“请你做…...好吗？”，是一种比较客气的表达方式。
eg. Would you mind opening thewindow?你介意打开窗户吗？•如果要表示“请你不要做…你是否介意？”、“请你不要做…好吗？”，只需在doing 前面加not。
eg. Would you mind not sitting infront of me?请你不要坐在我前面好吗？•Would you mind (not) doing…•Could you ( please ) …•Will you …do…•Would you …A: Would you mind doing the dishes? B: No, not at all.不，一点也不。
应答用语：•如果同意表示不介意时，可用如下用语来表达：Certainly. / Of course not. / Not at all. / No, not at all.A: Would you mind cleaning the floor? B: No, not at all. I’ll do it.A: Would you mind taking out the trash?B: No, not at all. I’ll do it right away.立刻A: Would you mind turning down the music?B: I ’m sorry. I ’ll do it right away.A: Would you mind getting up?B: I’m sorry. I’ll get up in a minute.B: I’m sorry. I’ll do in a minute.1turning off the light 2closing the window3not playing basketball here 4cooking for me56not talking not smoking78not walking on the grass not cutting the lineac b24 354 23b ceaWould you mind…? Would you mind not…?Dear larry ,Your father is at a meeting and I ’m going shopping.I need your help. 1.Would you mind ___washing the dishes _____? 2.Could you please ? 3.Would you mind ? 4.Please .5.Also, you have to .If you finish these tasks , we can go to a movie tonight.love,Mom feed the dog cooking dinner go to the library do your homework情景交际选择A.Would you mind my smoking here?B.Would you mind cleaning your bike now?C.Would you mind waiting in line?D.Would you mind standing straightly?E.Would you mind not talking so long in a telephone?F.Would you mind not talking so loudly?G.Would you mind not smoking here?1. In the library, if someone is talking so loudly, you will say, ______?2.If he is a gentleman, before smoking, he usually asks, __?3.If someone cuts in line, you should say, _______?4.If you don ’t stand well, your teachers or parents will say, _____5.Your mother will say, ______? if you often chat with your friends in a phoneF A C D E1a. Have you ever complained about these things?His barber gave his a terriblehaircut.The store clerk gave her thewrong size.Her friends were late.He said the movie was terrible, but his best friend said it was great.The waitress broughthim the wrong food.The pen he bought didn’t work.——Your barber gave you a terrible haircut.——The store clerk gaveyou the wrong size.——Your friends were late.——The movie was terrible. Your best friend said it was great.——The waitressbrought youthe wrong food.——The pen youbought didn’t work. 1_23PlacesProblems Solution sclothing store ordered a hamburger with French fries, butonly got ahamburger will get a new pengot the wrong size shirt will get a smaller shirt restaurant will get some French friesstore got a pen that doesn ’t workWhat happened to them?When it happens, what would you do?What would you say?3a. Listen to the tape, then try to answer questions below.I can’t stand it!We asked some people what annoyed them. Here’swhat they said:I don’t like waiting in line when a shop assistant has a long telephone conversation. When that happens, I usually say, “Would you mind helping me?”And I don’like it when shop assistants follow me around. Then I say, “Could you please not follow me around? I’ll ask you if need some help.”Usually the shop assistants say they are sorry, but sometimes they get mad. If that happens, I won’t go back to that store again.wait in line排队等候get mad生气(=get angry)I get annoyed when someone talks to me while I’m reading. This happens to me all the time in the school library. When it happens, I usually talk to the person because I want to be polite. But because I’m polite, people don’t know I’m annoyed. So they do the same thing again. Perhaps in the future I should try not tobe polite.annoyed adj. 恼怒的; 生气的polite adj. 有礼貌的; 客气的get annoyed=get angryperhaps adv. 或许; 大概all the time 总是; 一直try to do sth. 尽力去做某事try not to do sth. 尽力不做某事try sth. 尝试某事物try doing sth. 尝试着去做某事I get annoyed when someone stands in the subway door.When this happens, I _______________________________________________________.“Would you mind standing a little inside?”3b. Look at the pictures. Imagine you are the people in the pictures. Complete the sentences.would sayI get annoyed when people cut in line . When this happens, I __________________________________________________________.“Would you mind waiting in a line?”插队n.排;队;列usually sayHow many rules of etiquette are broken?eat in publicsmoke in publicspit everywheretalk loudly in publicSection 2 While You ReadReading strategy:As we read, we need to find “topic sentence”. These sentences usually give us a “summary”, or overall meaning of each paragraph and help us understand what the paragraph is about. After the topic sentence comes more detail and explanation.阅读时需要找到关键句子。
