牛津译林初中英语七下Unit 6 Outdoor fun Integrated skills课件2 .ppt
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swim in the lake. Shirley: I see. Remember to take your
m__o_b_i_le_ _p_h_o_n_e_, Amy. Amy: OK. Now everything is _r_ea_d__y. Shall
we go?
Example: A: We’re … today. I’m so ... B: Me too. It’ll be a great day. A: What can we do there? B: We can ... A: Good. Can we … too? B: Yes, … / No, … A: I see. Remember to take your … B: OK. Now everything is ready. Shall
Lu Ban
b found a new way to make paper
Cai Lun
c used bamboo to make kites
d make a bird out of Marco Polos talk again. Help Millie write down what he said. You can use the information in Part A2. Kites have a long history in China. The Chinese began to make kites over _2_0_0_0_ years ago. In the Warring States period, a famous man, _M__o_z_i_, made a bird out of _w_o_o_d__. That was the first kite in history. His student _L__u_B__a_n_ used bamboo to make kites.
Shirley: We’re having a _p_i_c_n_ic_ today. I’m so e_x_c_i_te_d_.
Amy: Me too. It’ll be a _g_r_ea_t_ day. Shirley: What can we do there, Amy? Amy: We can _f_ly_ _k_it_e_s. Shirley: Good. Can we go _sw__im__m__in_g_ too? Amy: No, I’m _a_fr_a_i_d not. It’s dangerous to
about a day out.
Integrated skills
The students are going to fly kites this weekend. Mr Wu is asking about their kites. Listen to their conversation. Write the students’ names under their kites.
We’re having a picnic.
Amy and her cousin Shirley are going for a picnic. Work in pairs and talk about a day out. Use the conversation below as a model.
we go?
To preview Study skills on Page 77 To preview Task on Pages 78 and 79 To preview the new words in Unit 7
Homework
1. Read the conversation twice. 2. Write a new conversation
In the Eastern Han dynasty, _C_a_i_L__u_n_ found a new way to make paper, and then people began to use paper to make kites. In the __1_3_th___ century, an Italian man called M__a_r_c_o__P_o_lo_ visited China. He told people in the _W__e_s_t_ all about kites. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, kite flying became a very popular _o_u_t_d_o_o_r_ activity. Weifang, a city in Shandong Province, has become famous for making __k_it_e_s_ from then on.
Millie Amy
Simon Daniel
Mr Wu is telling the students about the history of kites. Listen to his talk. Match each person with the correct event.
Mozi
a told people in the West all about kites
m__o_b_i_le_ _p_h_o_n_e_, Amy. Amy: OK. Now everything is _r_ea_d__y. Shall
we go?
Example: A: We’re … today. I’m so ... B: Me too. It’ll be a great day. A: What can we do there? B: We can ... A: Good. Can we … too? B: Yes, … / No, … A: I see. Remember to take your … B: OK. Now everything is ready. Shall
Lu Ban
b found a new way to make paper
Cai Lun
c used bamboo to make kites
d make a bird out of Marco Polos talk again. Help Millie write down what he said. You can use the information in Part A2. Kites have a long history in China. The Chinese began to make kites over _2_0_0_0_ years ago. In the Warring States period, a famous man, _M__o_z_i_, made a bird out of _w_o_o_d__. That was the first kite in history. His student _L__u_B__a_n_ used bamboo to make kites.
Shirley: We’re having a _p_i_c_n_ic_ today. I’m so e_x_c_i_te_d_.
Amy: Me too. It’ll be a _g_r_ea_t_ day. Shirley: What can we do there, Amy? Amy: We can _f_ly_ _k_it_e_s. Shirley: Good. Can we go _sw__im__m__in_g_ too? Amy: No, I’m _a_fr_a_i_d not. It’s dangerous to
about a day out.
Integrated skills
The students are going to fly kites this weekend. Mr Wu is asking about their kites. Listen to their conversation. Write the students’ names under their kites.
We’re having a picnic.
Amy and her cousin Shirley are going for a picnic. Work in pairs and talk about a day out. Use the conversation below as a model.
we go?
To preview Study skills on Page 77 To preview Task on Pages 78 and 79 To preview the new words in Unit 7
Homework
1. Read the conversation twice. 2. Write a new conversation
In the Eastern Han dynasty, _C_a_i_L__u_n_ found a new way to make paper, and then people began to use paper to make kites. In the __1_3_th___ century, an Italian man called M__a_r_c_o__P_o_lo_ visited China. He told people in the _W__e_s_t_ all about kites. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, kite flying became a very popular _o_u_t_d_o_o_r_ activity. Weifang, a city in Shandong Province, has become famous for making __k_it_e_s_ from then on.
Millie Amy
Simon Daniel
Mr Wu is telling the students about the history of kites. Listen to his talk. Match each person with the correct event.
Mozi
a told people in the West all about kites