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课件网) B1 Unit1 A new start Writing a journal entry Do you have a habit to write diaries What will you write down on your diary Pre-writing: Skimming a journal When skimming a text, you read it quickly in order to find the main ideas or facts of it, or a particular point. Look for titles/ headings and topic sentences. For example, to find out the answer to the quesiton “What is the passage about ”, you would look through it quickly and find out the general idea. For example, to find out the answer to the quesiton “What is the passage about ”, you would look through it quickly and find out the general idea. 快速阅读 Read the journal entry and answer the questions. 1. What's the passage about 2. What happened in her physics class 3. What did she do after class main idea Text analysis: Her impression of the first week over something is coming An enjoyable class struggle : ~ (for sth)to try very hard to do sth when it is difficult or when there are a lot of problem so that 以便，所以 so... that... 如此，以至于 struggle for... 为......而奋斗 struggle with 与......争斗（征服对方） struggle against... 同......作斗争（在艰苦环境下奋起反抗） write bump into sb.: hit sb. by accident /run into After-school activities & How she made a new friend went quickly to Weekend plan look forward to sth./doing sth. : to wait with pleasure for sth. to happen 1. What's the passage about It's about the author's experiences during the first week at senior high. 2. What happened in her physics class She couldn't take notes of everything the physics teacher said, but the teacher told her to stop taking notes and just listen. He said that thinking was more important than note-taking and memorising. 3. What did she do after class She hurried to the school skateboard club, and bumped into a girl on the way. Then she tried skateboarding at the club and made friends with the girl she bumped into earlier. Beginning: her impression of the first week Main body: an enjoyable class after-school activities how she made a new friend Conclusion: weekend plan How to write a journal entry 1. Write the date at the top of your journal. 3. Use the timeline as a journal frame to record what happened, such as ‘at junior high’, ‘after class’. 2. Write your journal in the first person. 4. Record details like the time, location, who you were with, what you were feeling. 人称(person): _____ 时态(Tense): _____ 结构(Format): _____ _____ _____ 第一人称 一般过去时为主 Beginning/Introduction Ending/Conclusion Experiences, Feelings... 时间、地点、人物、事件 Body 总结感受及收获,或对未来的期待或规划。 开门见山 介绍主要讲述的事情。 How to write a journal What is your first impression of the first week How do you feel about it？ Which class is the most enjoyable What happened What activities did you do after school Which club did you join Why Who is your new friend How did you become friends Think of your own experiences of the first week at ... ...
