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课件网) Unit 4 Lesson 22 We will learn The new words: giant, loud, frightened, lie, awake, musician Important and difficult points: 1) Its trees were filled with singing birds. 2) One day as the children were playing, a giant appeared. 3) The green grass was covered with snow. 4) He thought it must be the king’s musicians passing by. Do you like reading fairy tales Do you know any famous fairy tales What are they Lead in Learning Tip A fairy tale is a story that often has characters like fairies，dwarfs，giants or mermaids. This fairy tale is adapted from The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde. He was one of London's most popular playwrights in the early 1890s. New words Linda sings in a loud voice. adj. 大声的；喧哗的 adj. 惊吓的；受惊的；害怕的 The man was frightened to speak. n. 板；木板 There is a notice on the board: No Smoking. adj. 醒着的 He is awake now. n. 音乐家；乐师 I want to be a musician when I grow up. adv. 也许；可能 Perhaps it will rain tomorrow. loud frightened board awake musician perhaps adj. 大声的；喧哗的 adj. 惊吓的；受惊的 n. 板；木板 adj. 醒着的 n. 音乐家；乐师 adv. 也许；可能 Read the words in groups. Language points 1.Once upon a time,there was a large,lovely garden. once upon a time“从前,很久以前”, 也可以说:long ago/long,long ago 或者a long time ago 2.How happy they were! 本句为感叹句, 其构成为:How+形容词/副词+主语+谓语! 3.“What are you doing here ”the giant cried in a loud voice. in a loud voice=in a high voice“大声地” in a low voicev“低声地” 4.They ran away and dared not come back. ◆run away“逃跑,走掉,逃脱”。 ◆dare在这里作情态动词,通常用于疑问句或否定句中。dare not意为“不敢”,后接动词原形。在肯定句中常用其实义动词的用法,后常接动词不定式。 5.The children were frightened. frightened adj.“害怕的”,与afraid同义,常用来修饰人。 frightening adj.“令人害怕的,吓人的,可怕的”,常用来修饰物。 6.The poor children no longer had a place to play. no longer=not…any longer “不再”,常用来修饰延续性动词,位于be动词、情态动词或助动词之后,实义动词之前 no more=not …any more也可表示“不再”,指做事的次数或事物在数量上不再增加,一般与非延续性动词连用。 7.The green grass was covered with snow,and the cold winds kept the birds away. ◆grass在本句中意为“草地”。 ◆be covered with…意为“被……覆盖”,其主动形式为cover…with…,意为“用……覆盖……”。 ◆keep away意为“(使)离开(或不靠近)”。 This fairy tale is adapted（改编） from The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde. He was one of London's most popular playwrights in the early 1890s. Do you know the story Post-reading The Selfish Giant Read the lesson quickly and match. Post-reading part 1 part 2 part 3 The children played in the gardern happily. Para 1 Para 2 and 3 Para 4 and 5 The giant didn’t let the children enter the garden. The garden lost spring. A tale should include the beginning ,the middle and the end. Tell the story of The Giant to your classmates. Retell Post-reading the beginning Once upon a time,there was a… Every aft ... ...
