"What Strange Weather!" Seasons PPT courseware

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"What Strange Weather!" Seasons PPT courseware

Part One: Aims

1. Master the words: strange, notice, wake, become, dark

Phrases: wake up, go away, go swimming/skiing/skating, have snowball fights, good/great work

2. Master and use sentence patterns to describe weather and activities:

3. Be able to use the vocabulary and sentence patterns of this lesson to describe the four seasons and corresponding activities.

4. Able to understand conversations about seasons and corresponding activities.

What Strange Weather! PPT, part 2 content: Lead in

Free talk

What do you wear on a cold day?

What does your mother say to you on a cold day?

New words

strange adj. strange; peculiar; unfamiliar

notice v. notice; see n. notice; notice

wild adj. Weird; absurd; wild

surprised adj. surprised

ski v. ski

snowball n. snowball

What Strange Weather! PPT, part 3: Language points

1.Did you notice the wild weather today?

notice is used as a verb in the sentence, meaning "to notice; to see".

Did you notice Jack’s new jacket?

Did you notice Jack's new jacket?

notice is also used in the following ways: "notice sb.do sth." means to notice that someone has done something, emphasizing the result; and "notice sb.doing sth." means to notice that someone is doing something, emphasizing that it is in progress.

Did you notice Tom come in?

When I closed the door, I noticed a student doing his homework in the classroom.

2.I woke up this morning and I was surprised!

Wake up means "wake up; wake up". When connected to a noun, the noun can be placed in the middle or at the back; when connected to a pronoun, the pronoun can only be placed in the middle.

We have to wake up Tom right now.

Please wake me up at 6:00 tomorrow.

3.What a snowy day!

This is an exclamation sentence guided by what. Structure: What+a/an+adjective+countable noun singular+subject+predicate! The subject and predicate of the exclamatory sentence can be omitted at the same time.

What a good girl she is!

What a good girl she is!

What a beautiful flower!

What a beautiful flower!

What Strange Weather! PPT, Part 4: Homework

1.Review and recite the important points of this lesson.

2.Preview the next lesson.

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Update Time: 2024-11-22

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