"The lion and a mouse" PPT (first lesson)

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"The lion and a mouse" PPT (first lesson)

Part One: Introduce

A: Hello, boys and girls!

B: Hello, Miss Tang.

A: Nice to see you.

B: Nice to see you, too.

The lion and a mousePPT, Part 2: Words

lollipop [ˈlɒlipɒp]

As a noun, it means: "lollipop".

eg: If you'll be making lollipops, remember to buy some lollipopsticks as well.

If you want to make lollipops, don’t forget to buy some lollipop sticks.

Small exercise: fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the given word:

He wants to buy some _______ (lollipop).

Extension: sweets also means candy, and sweet means sweet.

eg: I love sweet sweets but Mum doesn’t let me have them.

I like to eat very sweet candies, but my mother doesn't let me eat them often.

(2) I love sweet foot. I like sweets.

buy [baɪ]

As a verb, it means "to buy".

eg: He buys a toy car. He bought a toy car.

Fixed collocation: buy something for someone: buy sb sth =buy sth for sb

eg: He buys a book for me. He bought me a book.

He buys me a book. He buys me a book.

Small exercise: Complete the sentences according to the Chinese prompts: He _____(buy) a pie every morning.

The lion and a mousePPT, Part 3: Expressions

What will he say? What will he say?

As a modal verb, it means "will", followed by the base form of the verb.

eg: He will buy a new car. He will buy a new car.

Small exercise: Single choice: ( ) He will ____ (go) to the playground.

A: go B: go

Expansion: "be going to + verb base form" means something that is about to happen or is planned to be done recently.

eg: He is going to play basketball.= He will play basketball.

What do you want to buy? What do you want to buy?

want to do sth. means wanting to do something

eg: I want to play cards. I want to play cards.

Small exercise: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the given word: Helen wants ____ (be) a doctor.

Extension: would like also means wanting to do something.

eg: He would like some apples. He would like some apples.

He’d like to have a PE lesson. He’d like to have a PE lesson.

The lion and a mousePPT, Part 4: Dialogue

What are you going? To the sweet shop.

Where are you going? Go to the dessert shop.

What do you want to buy? A lollipop.

What do you want to buy? A lollipop.

Who is it for? The boy over there.

Who is it for? The boy there.

What will he say? It doesn’t matter.

What will he say? It doesn't matter.

The lion and a mousePPT, Part 5: Exercise

Write the appropriate form of the following words

1.happy (adverb) ________

2.sad (adverb) ________

3.quiet (adverb) ________

4. bite (past tense) ________

5.say (past tense) ________

6.let (past tense) ________

7.wake (past tense) ________

8.catch past tense) ________

The lion and a mousePPT, Part 6: Homework

Name the animals.

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