資源簡介 (共32張PPT)D Writing & DiscoveryE Project滬教版(五四)2024 英語 八年級 第一學期Unit 3 Curious MindsObjectives 教學目標: 通過本節(jié)課的學習,學生1. 能夠習得基本詞匯,例如:does, ruin, now and then 等等;閱讀和掌握生動有趣的敘事故事的結構和基本內容,了解身邊、歷史名人和自己身上發(fā)生的好奇心故事。(學習理解)2. 能夠根據寫作樣例,結合好奇心的主題,并運用生動有趣的方式來表達事件和自己的情感。(應用實踐)3. 能夠了解不同古今中外名人的好奇心故事和他們各自不同的成就,查閱更多的資料,與同學們一起合作學習,創(chuàng)建自己的“好奇心”歷史人物冊,并深刻體會好奇心的多重含義,以及它帶給人類的利弊。(遷移創(chuàng)新)D. A healthy dose of curiosity/d s/ n. 劑量、一份Lead-inThe school newspaper is collecting students’ stories about their experiences of being curious. You want to have a try.Read Wang Yiming’s story. What happened as a result of his curiosity Read the sampleThe night before my seventh birthday, I couldn’t sleep. Every now and then I heard a little yap. “What can that be ” I wondered. Driven by curiosity, I decided to have a look. Following the sound, I came to the kitchen. I saw a box shaking on a shelf. I reached up for it with the help of a chair./na nd en/ 時而、有時/j p/ v. 吠叫、胡扯/ w nd / v. 想知道、琢磨伸手去拿;伸手去夠Read the sampleAs I was climbing down, the box suddenly fell out of my hands. A puppy jumped out and started barking loudly --- in the middle of the night! This is how my curiosity ruined a birthday surprise!/ ru n/ v. 破壞、毀滅Tips: Describe your thoughts and feelings. Add some sensory details. Make your readers wonder what’s going to happen next.Read Dr Hu’s tips. How does Yiming make his story vivid Teen skills: Making your writing vivid/ v v d/ adj. 生動的、鮮明的/ sens ri/ adj. 感覺的、感官的Plan What were you curious about _______________________________________________ What did you do or what happened _______________________________________________ How did you feel _______________________________________________Plan your story by making notes about the following questions.I was curious about insects, like butterflies and ants.One day, I observed ants and did some experiments.I felt amazed, a sense of accomplishment and marveled at their teamwork.Write your storyOne sunny afternoon, while playing in the schoolyard, I noticed a long line of ants marching towards a tiny hole. My curiosity piqued 突然激起興趣, and I decided to follow these tiny creatures on their mysterious journey.SAMPLEWrite your storyI crouched down 蹲下 low, my eyes level with the ground與地面齊平, and observed them closely. Each ant carried a burden, some food scraps, others carrying leaves much larger than themselves. It was like watching a well-organized army, each ant knowing exactly what to do. I wondered, where were they going What were they doing SAMPLEWrite your storyMy curiosity got the better of me, and I decided to do a little experiment. I placed a small leaf in front of their path, blocking 阻礙 their way. To my surprise, instead of giving up, the ants worked together. Some went around the leaf, while others lifted it, making a new path. It was amazing to see how they communicated without words, using touch and smell.SAMPLEWrite your storyBut I wasn’t done yet. I wanted to know more. I remembered reading somewhere that ants leave a scent trail 氣味的痕跡 for others to follow. To test this, I gently washed a part of their path with water. The confused ants stopped, looked around, and then started moving in different directions, as if they were lost. This made me realize the importance of their scent trails.SAMPLEWrite your storyThis experience taught me that even the smallest creatures have big secrets, and being curious can lead to wonderful discoveries. I can’t wait for my next adventure filled with curiosity and exploration!SAMPLEChecklistRequirements Tick(s)1 share the thing(s) you are curious about2 tell what you did to it/ them3 show your strong feelings and curiosity4 write at least 3 paragraphs5 use past tenseDiscoveryCurious minds in historyDiscoveryIt is said that one day, Isaac Newton was sitting under a tree. An apple fell and hit the ground beside him. (Some people say the apple fell on his head, but who knows ) He then wondered why things fall down, not up or sideways.That’s how he came up with the idea of gravity./ sa dwe z/ adv. 側著/ ɡr v ti/ n. 重力、地球引力DiscoveryLegend has it that Archimedes noticed that when he got out of his bath, the water in it went down. He then found that the level of the water in the bath was related to how much of his body was in the water! This was a very important discovery in physics./ ɑ k mi di z//r le t/ v. 涉及、與... 相關DiscoveryWhen young, Qian Xuesen was curious about why paper planes could fly and how to make them go faster. Driven by this curiosity, he worked hard and became a pioneer in aerospace. His research laid the groundwork for the technology used in Shenzhou spacecraft./ pa n / n. 先驅、帶頭人/ e r spe s/ n. 航空航天/ ɡra ndw k/ n. 基礎工作DiscoveryWhat can you learn from them First, we should work hard and never give up on our dreams.Second, we need to be curious and always ask questions to understand things better.Third, we can learn to combine different areas of knowledge, like science and math, to solve big problems.Fourth, we should love our country and use our skills to help it grow and improve.Fifth, we can share what we know with others and work together as a team.By following these lessons, we can become better students and people who make a difference.E. Stories of curious mindsMaking a leaflet of stories about curious mindsProjectYou need to work in groups to collect stories of curious minds and make a leaflet.Work in a group and choose the field you want to explore,e.g. sports, art, farming, business, science, etc.ProjectStep 1: PrepareStep 2: Gather informationSearch for information about curious minds in the field you have chosen.Share your findings in the group. Discuss and decide which curious mind(s) to include in your group’s leaflet.ProjectStep 3: DiscussStep 4: CreateOrganise the information you have collected and make your leaflet. Add pictures to make it look better.Present your leaflet in class.ProjectStep 5: Present/ st k / n. 長筒襪ProjectSampleA famous Polish - born scientist in France.ProjectSampleMarie CurieA famous Polish-born scientist in France.She was curious about radioactive substances and carried out hard research under poor conditions. She discovered two radioactive elements, polonium and radium, and studied the properties of radioactivity in depth.ProjectSampleMarie CurieHer curiosity made her ignore the harm of radiation to her health and insist on exploring the mysteries of radioactive substances. She won the Nobel Prize twice and became an outstanding woman in the history of science.ProjectSampleProjectSampleLi Shizhen- A medical scholar in the Ming Dynasty.He was curious about the medicinal properties and effects of various herbs. In order to compile “Compendium of Materia Medica”, he personally collected herbs, visited different places, tasted various herbs and distinguished the authenticity and characteristics of the medicines.ProjectSampleLi ShizhenThis curiosity drove him to spend a lot of time and energy on studying medical knowledge, and ultimately achieved this highly valuable pharmaceutical work.Which leaflets/stories impressed you most What have you learned from them ProjectLeonardo da Vinci is the historical figure with a curious mind that impresses me most.From him, I learned the quality of relentless curiosity. He didn’t just stop at one field. Whether it was art or science, he always kept asking questions and exploring. His curious mind made him a true Renaissance man, and I try to be more curious and creative in my own learning and hobbies.----- TiffanyHomework1. 基礎作業(yè):完成教材配套的練習冊內容;根據checklist和課堂教學要求,在作文本上完成好奇經歷故事的書寫。2. 進階作業(yè):根據Discovery,上網搜索其他的富有好奇心的歷史名人,并用英語摘錄和分享。3. 拓展作業(yè):根據Project,結合自己搜索摘錄的“好奇心”歷史名人的素材資料,和組員們一起繪制一份“人物信息”小冊子,并談談自己所學所得體會。 展開更多...... 收起↑ 資源預覽 縮略圖、資源來源于二一教育資源庫