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课件网) Sports and Fitness listening and talking All sports for all people -Pierre de Coubertin Outcomes: 1.Students will understand the meaning of sportsmanship. 2.Students will listen for the main idea and specific information in listening text. 3.Students will voice their opinions on sportsmanship. school sports meeting athletes audience As a player,... As an audience, ... As a member of Class 2, ... Sportsmanship is the soul of a sportsman! prelistening what is sportsmanship Sportsmanship is behavior or attitudes that show respect for the rules of a game and for the other players. Three students(Cao Jing, Lily and Max) are talking about sportsmanship. Listen to the first part of the conversation and find what happened in the race. Listening: Activity 1(listen for the main idea) Two girls _____ _____ were on the final lap. They had nearly finished the race when one of the girls fell and couldn’t stand up. The other girl stopped and helped her finish the race Listen to the conversation and match each opinion with the right speaker. Who do you agree with Why C. An athlete should think about honour and his/her fans if he/she is competing for his/her country. A. An athlete should do his/her best to win. B. The girl should stop and help the other girl. Good sportsmanship is more important than winning! Cao Jing Lily Max Listening: Activity 2(listen for the opinion) Listening: Activity 3 M:What Why did she do that？ C：I think she thought it was the right thing to do. It’s more important to help each other than to win. L:_____. If someone falls during a race, that’s too bad. It’s just part of the race. M: _____. If you practice hard for the race, you should do your best to win. C:_____. Winning isn’t always the most important thing. L:But _____. When an athlete’s competing for her country, she should think about the fans and honor. C:_____, _____I still don’t think that’s right. Helping others should always comes first. Listen for expressions showing agreeing and disagreeing I don’t agree Exactly I don’t think so I see what you mean but that doesn’t make any sense Listen again and circle the expressions that you hear in the conversation. Disagreeing I'm sorry, but I disagree/don't agree. I don't think so. That's not right. That doesn't make any sense! That's not how I see it. I see what you mean, but ... I agree. So do I. Exactly! All right. Good idea. Yes, I think so. Me too. Sure./Certainly./ Of course. You're right/correct. I guess so. Agreeing situation 1:pretend to fall down situation 2: In school teams, everyone should get a chance to play not only the best players. Proposition Reasons for agreement Reasons for disagreement A soccer player should not pretend to fall down even if it helps his/her team. In school teams, everyone should get a chance to play, not only the best players. honesty is more important people care about fair play winning is more important good for the tea ... ...
