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(共27張PPT)
Developing ideas
Unit 1
A new start
Period 4
Lead- in
Think & Predict
Think & Share
Giving a Welcome Speech
Welcome Speech Template
Summary
Homework
Content
Lead-in
What do you want to achieve in senior high
Q1: What are your goals in senior high school
Q2: Which one is the most important to you Why
Pair Share
join a school club
take a trip with your classmates
get the highest score in a test at least once
get to know all the schoolmates in your grade
stand on stage at least once
win an award
read as many books as possible
learn a new skill
other: __________
Rank
Your
Goals
Think & Predict
Look at the picture and word cloud. Predict what is talked about in the interview.
Now read the interview and check your prediction.
What did Lisa find most helpful when she started high school
How did she deal with new challenges
How did she handle disappointments
scanning
High School Hints---Lisa’s Suggestions
While scanning the interview,
answer the following questions:
Learning to learn
When scanning a text, you read
it quickly in order to find a specific
piece of information.
Think & Share
What do you think Lisa means by “If you fail, no problem – next time you can fail better”
Think about the words from Maya Angelou: “Be a rainbow in somebody else’s cloud.” Do you know of any similar sayings
Which piece of Lisa’s advice is the most helpful to you Why
What else would you like to ask Lisa about starting high school
Giving a Welcome Speech
Step 1: Brainstorm
Problems the new students may face
Your advice
Nervous about new classmates
Fail a test
Not selected for a competition
Feel stressed
Can’t manage time
Share with the class
Step 2: Structure Your Speech
Hello everyone! Welcome to our school!
I’m ___ from Class ___.
I’d like to share some tips with you.
Opening
Step 2: Structure Your Speech
Body: Problems & Advice
One common problem is ___.
Don’t worry. My advice is ___...
Another challenge is ___. You can ___...
Step 2: Structure Your Speech
I hope my advice helps you feel better and enjoy high school life!
Good luck to all of you!
Conclusion
Step 3: Give Your Speech
In groups or in front of the class
Peer feedback encouraged
Welcome Speech Template for New Students
Opening
Hello everyone!
Welcome to our school! I’m …, a student from Class …. Today, I’d like to share some advice that might help you as you start your high school journey.
Welcome Speech Template for New Students
Body
First, you may feel nervous about meeting new classmates.
Don’t worry! Try to take part in Orientation Day and talk to others. It’s a great chance to make new friends.
Welcome Speech Template for New Students
Body
Second, some of you may fail a test or not do well at first. That’s okay. If you fail, no problem — next time you can fail better! Keep trying and don’t give up.
Welcome Speech Template for New Students
Body
Third, some of you may feel sad if you are not chosen for a club or team. But remember, you can still support your friends and enjoy what you love.
Welcome Speech Template for New Students
Body
Lastly, if you feel stressed or confused, please talk to your teachers or classmates. You are not alone, and we’re here to help each other.
Welcome Speech Template for New Students
Conclusion
To end my speech, I want to share a piece of advice from a famous writer, Maya Angelou: “Be a rainbow in somebody else’s cloud.” So be kind and help others — it will make you feel happy too.
Thank you, and I hope you all enjoy your time in our school!
Summary
Summary
Discourse skills
Scanning for specific information（快速掃描細節）
Predicting from context（上下文預測）
Structuring a speech or journal entry（結構化表達）
Summary
Attitude
Orientation Day → Helpful
Keep an open mind → Try new things
Fail No worries! → Try again
Support others → You’ll feel better
Be confident → Join clubs, speak up
Reflect and write → Keep a journal
STATE OF MATTER DISTANCE BETWEEN PARTICLES DENSITY EXAMPLE
Solid Closely packed High Solid gold, ρ = 19,300 kg/m
Liquid Slightly further apart than a solid Slightly less than the solid Molten gold, ρ = 18,300 kg/m
Gas Very far apart than a solid or liquid Much less than the solid or liquid Carbon dioxide, ρ = 1.98 kg/m
Density
Different materials have different densities. Density (ρ, Greek letter rho) depends on the mass of an object (m) and the volume (V) occupied by it and can be expressed as ρ = m/V.
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3
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Step 3: Give Your Speech
Changes of State
Changes of state occur through processes like melting, evaporation, and sublimation, which are reversible changes.
They can regain or lose energy again, allowing them to return to their previous state.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
The total mass of the material does not change during a change of state.
Interview Retelling
Please complete the content based on Lisa's interview in class, retelling her suggestion in the third person. (not less than 80 words)
Homework
Lisa said that Orientation Day was really helpful because...
She suggested that new students should...
She also shared that failing a test is...
Speaking Assignment
For the class exercise, please prepare a short welcome speech (about 1 minute)
Homework
Hello everyone, I’m … . Welcome to our school! I’d like to give you some tips for your first week here...
Writing Assignment
Write a journal entry about your first week at senior high(using the words and expressions of this lesson).
Homework
My impression of the first week
An enjoyable class
After-school activities
How I made a new friend

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