資源簡介 (共18張PPT)Unit3 Food mattersDeveloping ideas—Listening&SpeakingLearning ObjectivesAfter learning this lesson, students can......get some information about healthy diet by listening.read the words with /p/ /b/ /t/ /d/ loud and correctly.know the importance of balanced diets and develop healthy eating habits.If you are having a meal in the restaurant./ rest r nt/What would you like to eat Where are they In the restaurant.salad/ s l d /hamburgerchipsnack/sn k/I would like to eat.../ h mb ɡ (r)//t p/What foods can you see in the picture Pre-listeningAround 2,ooo years ago, Huangdi Neijing mentioned the importance of a balanced diet. The book suggested people eat different foods. In modern times, the world’s first dietary goal was put forward by Sweden in 1968.diet / da t/ n. 節食; 規定飲食a balanced diet 均衡飲食Phonetics in use/p//b//t/complete important plantbe vegetable back blueorder salad second friend/d/get important teaWhere are they And do you know what are they talking about While-listeningListen to the conversation and choose the main idea.The girl and the boy...a. want to have healthier diets.b. disagree about what makes a healthy meal.c.think that restaurant food is not healthy..Before you are listening, circle the key words.Tip:Jason: Corn isn't just food. People use it in many ways. It's also part of Mexican culture.While-listening1.Why does the girl choose the green salad 2. What does the boy think about the hamburger 3.What does the boy suggest at last A.Because it is cheap B.Because it has vegetables C.Because it tastes goodA. It's unhealthy because it only has vegetables.B. lt's junk food, and it's high in salt and fat.C. It's a complete meal with meat, bread and vegetables.A.Ordering a dessert.B.Sharing their dishes.C.Going to another restaurant.While-listeningIt’s the healthiest _______because vegetables are always good for _______.It’s junk food. It’s highin _______ and ______.It only has vegetables. You need more than that to be _______.It has ____, bread and vegetables. It’s a complete meal.Girl’s opinionBoy’s opinionfoodour bodieshealthyfatsaltmeatLearning to learnSpeakers do not always agree. When they have different opinions, they may use expressions such as Hold on, I don’t agree or That’s not true, followed by their own opinions.Girl’s opinionBoy’s opinionListening for disagreeing:I don’t agree with the boy. That’s not true, because...Who do you agree with Do you agree with the boy While-listeningWe should eat as many fruit and vegetables as possible.You can’t _______ eat fruit and vegetables. It’s important to eat ______ foods.All snacks are unhealthy.It’s OK to eat snacks. But don’t eat _____. Even chips are _____.Fat and salt are always _____ for us.Too much fat and salt is bad. But _____ is also dangerous. We need fat and salt for our bodies to _____.Is it true?Listen to the interview and complete the chart.onlyothertoo manyfinebadtoo littlework wellFurther-thinkingHow does Dr Yi correct false information In a discussion or presentation, we can use expressions such as In fact or Actually to introduce the correct information. We usually say these expressions in a positive tone.Write down useful expressions.Correcting false informationPost-listeningWork in pairs. Choose a healthy eating tip and talk about it.Keep a balanced diet. 養成均衡的飲食習慣。Checklist ScoresDid you tell what kinds of food we can get from wheat, rice and corn Did you ask for and give permissions appropriately and politely (e.g., "Could you tell me..." or “Of course.”) Did you provide clear and accurate information when giving responses Did you pronounce /e / /a / / / loud and correctlyExcellentGreatGoodThank you 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