新目标英语七年级上U6 Do you like bananas SectionB( 2a-2c)精品PPT课件
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For breakfast, Cindy loves…, because she thinks ….
lunch
=What do you have for lunch?
David: What about lunch? Do you like salad? Cindy: Yes, I really（真正地） like it.
Let’s predict
Sports Star Eats Well!
What is the article about?
（文章写了什么？）
I think it’s about ….
Cindy Smith
Fast reading
main idea (主旨)
2b Read the magazine article and circle the food words. How many parts are there in the interview? 分段
B: What do you like for lunch? A: How about rice and chicken?
B: Well, I like rice and chicken, I think it’s healthy. A: So let’s have them then.
Pair work
2. Written work: Finish exercise books. Health = Wealth
健康 = 财富
Thank you !
A. 语气词，好吧。 B. 副词，好地。
Cindy: I love fruit. I think it’s healthy. David: OK. So what fruit do you like? Do you like bananas? Cindy: Well, I don’t like bananas. But I like oranges and apples.
I find ….
Careful reading
Meals Likes for breakfast Food doesn’t like Reason (理由)
for lunch
for dinner
after dinner
Careful reading
Sports star eats well! breakfast
It’s
difficult
for me to make them.
After dinner, I don’t eat anything. I want to be nice.
I want to be healthy.
Pair work
A: Let’s think about the food for lunch.
For …, I like …(s), but I don’t like …(s).
…
I like porridge and eggs for breakfast.
For lunch, I like rice and chicken.
It’s healtபைடு நூலகம்y for me.
/helθi/
I don’t like hamburgers for dinner.
For lunch, Cindy ….
dinner
David: Hmm…and do you like
hamburgers for dinner?
Cindy: Oh, no, they’re not
healthy. I like chicken for dinner.
For dinner, Cindy …, because she thinks ….
Say something about yourself
breakfast lunch rice, eggs, oranges, carrots, vegetables, tomatoes, milk, chicken, salad, after dinner …
eating habits dinner ...
健康 = 财富
Hello, boys and girls, I have a good friend, xxx and my friend has/ likes….I think He/ She is healthy.
Homework
1. Oral work:
Read the passage aloud after class.
A: Let’s think about the food for ….
B: What do you like for …? A: How about …?
B: Well, I like …. I think it’s healthy. but I don’t like …. I think it’s not healthy. A: So let’s have it/them then.
after dinner
David: OK, well, one last question – do you eat ice-cream after dinner? Cindy: Err…I like ice-cream…but I
don’t eat it. I don’t want to be fat.
Let’s retell
For breakfast bananas but
oranges and apples
salad hamburger
Cindy’s eating habits
For lunch
For dinner After dinner Cindy
but chicken ice-cream Why? fat? healthy?
Sports Star Eats Well!
Cindy: Yes, I really like it. David: Hmm… and do you like hamburgers for dinner? Cindy: Oh, no, they’re not healthy. I like chicken for dinner. David: OK, well, one last question – do you eat ice-cream after dinner? Cindy: Err…I like icecream…but I don’t eat it. I don’t want to be fat.
David asks the volleyball star, Cindy Smith, about her eating habits. David: Hello, Cindy. What do you like for breakfast? Cindy: I love fruit. I think it’s healthy. David: OK. So what fruit do you like? Do you like bananas? Cindy: Well, I don’t like bananas. But I like oranges and apples. David: What about lunch? Do you like salad?
eats well
Post reading
Let’s do a survey with your partner and make a report.
What do you like for …? What fruit do you like? Do you like … for …? What about …? …
After dinner, Cindy …, because ….
Let’s read aloud
Sports Star Eats Well! David asks the volleyball star, Cindy Smith, about her eating habits. David: Hello, Cindy. What do you like for breakfast? Cindy: I love fruit. I think it’s healthy. David: OK. So what fruit do you like? Do you like bananas? Cindy: Well, I don’t like bananas. But I like oranges and apples. David: What about lunch? Do you like salad? Cindy: Yes, I really like it. David: Hmm… and do you like hamburgers for dinner? Cindy: Oh, no, they’re not healthy. I like chicken for dinner. David: OK, well, one last question – do you eat icecream after dinner? Cindy: Err…I like icecream…but I don’t eat it. I don’t want to be fat.
Go for it! 7A
Unit 6
Do you like bananas?
Ask and answer
A: Do you like …(s)? B: Yes, I do. I like …(s). But I don’t like …(s). /No, I don’t. I don’t like …(s). But I like …(s).
lunch
=What do you have for lunch?
David: What about lunch? Do you like salad? Cindy: Yes, I really（真正地） like it.
Let’s predict
Sports Star Eats Well!
What is the article about?
（文章写了什么？）
I think it’s about ….
Cindy Smith
Fast reading
main idea (主旨)
2b Read the magazine article and circle the food words. How many parts are there in the interview? 分段
B: What do you like for lunch? A: How about rice and chicken?
B: Well, I like rice and chicken, I think it’s healthy. A: So let’s have them then.
Pair work
2. Written work: Finish exercise books. Health = Wealth
健康 = 财富
Thank you !
A. 语气词，好吧。 B. 副词，好地。
Cindy: I love fruit. I think it’s healthy. David: OK. So what fruit do you like? Do you like bananas? Cindy: Well, I don’t like bananas. But I like oranges and apples.
I find ….
Careful reading
Meals Likes for breakfast Food doesn’t like Reason (理由)
for lunch
for dinner
after dinner
Careful reading
Sports star eats well! breakfast
It’s
difficult
for me to make them.
After dinner, I don’t eat anything. I want to be nice.
I want to be healthy.
Pair work
A: Let’s think about the food for lunch.
For …, I like …(s), but I don’t like …(s).
…
I like porridge and eggs for breakfast.
For lunch, I like rice and chicken.
It’s healtபைடு நூலகம்y for me.
/helθi/
I don’t like hamburgers for dinner.
For lunch, Cindy ….
dinner
David: Hmm…and do you like
hamburgers for dinner?
Cindy: Oh, no, they’re not
healthy. I like chicken for dinner.
For dinner, Cindy …, because she thinks ….
Say something about yourself
breakfast lunch rice, eggs, oranges, carrots, vegetables, tomatoes, milk, chicken, salad, after dinner …
eating habits dinner ...
健康 = 财富
Hello, boys and girls, I have a good friend, xxx and my friend has/ likes….I think He/ She is healthy.
Homework
1. Oral work:
Read the passage aloud after class.
A: Let’s think about the food for ….
B: What do you like for …? A: How about …?
B: Well, I like …. I think it’s healthy. but I don’t like …. I think it’s not healthy. A: So let’s have it/them then.
after dinner
David: OK, well, one last question – do you eat ice-cream after dinner? Cindy: Err…I like ice-cream…but I
don’t eat it. I don’t want to be fat.
Let’s retell
For breakfast bananas but
oranges and apples
salad hamburger
Cindy’s eating habits
For lunch
For dinner After dinner Cindy
but chicken ice-cream Why? fat? healthy?
Sports Star Eats Well!
Cindy: Yes, I really like it. David: Hmm… and do you like hamburgers for dinner? Cindy: Oh, no, they’re not healthy. I like chicken for dinner. David: OK, well, one last question – do you eat ice-cream after dinner? Cindy: Err…I like icecream…but I don’t eat it. I don’t want to be fat.
David asks the volleyball star, Cindy Smith, about her eating habits. David: Hello, Cindy. What do you like for breakfast? Cindy: I love fruit. I think it’s healthy. David: OK. So what fruit do you like? Do you like bananas? Cindy: Well, I don’t like bananas. But I like oranges and apples. David: What about lunch? Do you like salad?
eats well
Post reading
Let’s do a survey with your partner and make a report.
What do you like for …? What fruit do you like? Do you like … for …? What about …? …
After dinner, Cindy …, because ….
Let’s read aloud
Sports Star Eats Well! David asks the volleyball star, Cindy Smith, about her eating habits. David: Hello, Cindy. What do you like for breakfast? Cindy: I love fruit. I think it’s healthy. David: OK. So what fruit do you like? Do you like bananas? Cindy: Well, I don’t like bananas. But I like oranges and apples. David: What about lunch? Do you like salad? Cindy: Yes, I really like it. David: Hmm… and do you like hamburgers for dinner? Cindy: Oh, no, they’re not healthy. I like chicken for dinner. David: OK, well, one last question – do you eat icecream after dinner? Cindy: Err…I like icecream…but I don’t eat it. I don’t want to be fat.
Go for it! 7A
Unit 6
Do you like bananas?
Ask and answer
A: Do you like …(s)? B: Yes, I do. I like …(s). But I don’t like …(s). /No, I don’t. I don’t like …(s). But I like …(s).