2023學(xué)年完整公開課版《Module4FineArts》

Module4FineArts-Western,ChineseandPopartsCulturalCorner&TaskCulturalCornerCulturalcorner–1.Warmingup1-Tellwhatyouhaveknown.WhatdoyouknowaboutPabloPicassoandhispaintings?WhathavewelearntaboutinreadingandvocabularyandwhatarewegoingtolearninCultralCorner:1.Picasso’sblueperiod2.Picasso’spinkperiod3.PicassoandCubismCulturalcorner–1.Warmingup-2ReadthetextandanswerthefollowingquestionsCulturalcorner–2.FastReadingReadthetextandguessinwhichperiodwerethefollowingpicturespainted.BlueperiodpinkperiodCulturalcorner–3.CarefulReading1-

ReadthetextandwritedownthefactsaboutPicassoaccordingtothetimeclues1.In1881_________________________2.Attheageoften_________________________________.3.Attheageof16___________________hewasborninSpain.hewasalreadyanhisfirstexhibition.excellentartist4.Inhisearlytwenties_____________5.From1902to1904_______________6.From1904to1906________________7.In1937__________________________________________________.8.in1973_________________________movedtoFrancePicasso’sblueperiodPicasso’spinkperiodhisgreatestCubistpaintinghedied.GUERNICAwaspaintedNameCountryPeriodWorksandWorks’StyleCulturalcorner–3.CarefulReading2-Readthetextandfillinblanks.

PicassoSpainblueperiodshowedpoor,unhappypeoplepinkperiodpaintedmuchhappierpicturesIn1937Guernica,showedhisfeelingsaboutwhathadhappenedtothetown10LanguagePoints

PicassostudiedartinSpain,butmovedtoFrance,

inhisearlytwenties.年齡表示法(1).表示某人幾歲的確切年齡，用“基數(shù)詞＋yearsold”或“基數(shù)詞＋ofage”或者“attheageof＋基數(shù)詞”，也可直接用基數(shù)詞。如：孩子們通常7歲開始上學(xué)。Childrenusuallystartschoolat(theageof)seven.她70歲了。She’sthirtyyearsold.=She’sthirtyyearsofage.(2).表示某人幾十多歲這樣的大約年齡，用“inone’s+基數(shù)詞的復(fù)數(shù)(如tens,twenties,thirties等)”來表達(dá)。如：他30多歲時(shí)去了美國。HewenttoAmericainhisthirties.他在五十歲出頭、接近六十歲時(shí)開始有規(guī)律的進(jìn)行體育鍛煉。Hestartedtotakeregularexerciseinhisearly/latefifties.(3).表示年代表示在某個(gè)世紀(jì)的幾十年代，用“inthe+基數(shù)詞的復(fù)數(shù)”?；鶖?shù)詞的復(fù)數(shù)若用阿拉伯?dāng)?shù)字表示，可直接加s，也可加’s。如“在20世紀(jì)80年代”是inthe1980’s或inthe1980s，讀作inthenineteeneighties。注意：不要漏掉the。這條鐵路建于20世紀(jì)70年代。Therailwaywasbuiltinthe1970s.

2.From1902to1904hepaintedaseriesofpictureswherethemaincolorwasblue.aseriesof一系列，一連串如：廠方的態(tài)度可能會(huì)引起一系列的罷工。Themanagement’sattitudemaysparkoffaseriesofstrikes.宇航員在太空期間將進(jìn)行一系列的實(shí)驗(yàn)。

Astronautswillcarryoutaseriesoftestswhiletheyareinspace.3.PeopleagreedthatPicasso’sgreatestCubistpaintingisGuernica,whichwaspaintedinMadridin1937.agreevt.＆vi.(1)單獨(dú)使用，表示同意、答應(yīng)等。①如：我請求他幫忙，他答應(yīng)了。Iaskedhimtohelpmeandheagreed.

②經(jīng)過了短暫的討論，這項(xiàng)計(jì)劃大家都同意了。

Afterashorttimeofdiscussion,theprogramwasagreed.(2)跟介詞with連用.表示“同意；贊成”；“與……一致；(氣候，食物)適合”。例如：①我很同意你說的。Iquiteagreewithwhatyousaid.②我不太同意他所說的話。Idon’tquiteagreewithwhathesaid.

③動(dòng)詞在人稱和數(shù)上應(yīng)與主語一致。Theverbmustagreewiththesubjectinpersonandnumber.④敵軍將領(lǐng)意見不一致，爭吵了一整夜。Theenemygeneralscouldnotagreewithoneanotherandtheyquarreledthewholenight.(3)跟介同to連用，表示“同意；贊成(表示提議、安排、計(jì)劃等的名詞)”。例如：①我同意這個(gè)提議(計(jì)劃)。Iagreetotheproposal(theplan).②贊成這個(gè)安排嗎？Doyouagreetothisarrangement？③我很同意他們的建議。Iquiteagreetotheirsuggestions.(4)與介詞on連用，表示“對……取得一致意見”(主語往往是協(xié)商一件事的人們或單位，后面常接表示具體協(xié)議的文件、計(jì)劃、行動(dòng)等名詞)。例如：①下次會(huì)議的日期達(dá)成了一致的協(xié)議。Thedateforthenextmeetingwasagreedon.②他們一致同意第二天到那里去。Theyagreedongoingtherethefollowingday.

(5)跟不定式作賓語，表示“同意做某事”。例如：①他同意找人來幫我們的忙。Heagreedtogetsomeonetohelpus.②她同意在我到來之前把一切都準(zhǔn)備好。SheagreedtogeteverythingreadybeforeIcome.

(6)跟從句，表示“一致認(rèn)為、同意”。例如：大多數(shù)科學(xué)家一致認(rèn)為，計(jì)算機(jī)不能完全代替人。Mostscientistsagreedthatcomputerscannotcompletelytaketheplaceofhumanbeings.

TaskPrepareaclassquestionnaireonstudents’likesanddislikesinarts1.Whatkindofartdoyouknow?2.Whichkindofartdoyoulikemost?Why?3.Whydon’tyoulikeotherformsofarts?4.Doyouusuallygototheartgalleries?5.Howlongdoyouusuallyspentyourtimeonartactivities?

GroupworkNowworkingroupsofsix.Askthequestionsandwritedowntheanswers.Youmaywanttoaskthemtosaysomethingmoreabouteachquestion.

Writing1.

Writeaparagraphabouteachopinion.

2.Writeashortparagraphaboutyouropinion.3.

Showyourreporttootherstudentsintheclass.HomeworkStudentsinourcountryhaveverylittleaccesstoallformsofarts