新視野視聽(tīng)說(shuō)教程2- 課件 Unit 3 Parentslove

新視野英語(yǔ)教程視聽(tīng)說(shuō)教程2第四版CONTENTSTellingapart?Testingyourears?Openingyourmouth?Viewingtogether?VoiceofChina?Wrap-up?Parents’loveUnit3Fivegroupsofsounds/e//a?/,/u://??/,/??//a?/,/pl//bl/,/gr//gl/Listentothesentencesandcirclethewordyouhearineachofthem.2.Theprice/pressistoomuchforme.3.Iconsiderthefolds/foodstobeveryimportant.4.I’minaverybadmood/mold.11.Theyescapedfromthenight/net.5.Shealwayssaysno/nowtotheboy’srequest.6.Itisreallyabeautifultone/town.7.Heisinterestedincollectingmaples/marbles.8.Thecouple/cablegreetedeveryoneonthestreet.9.Theapplesonthetreeareglowing/growingunderthesun.10.Hehidhimselfbehindthelonggrass/glass.Vowels[e]VS[a?]net/nightpress/pricewet/whitebed/bidered/ride[u:]VS[??]food/foldmood/moldcoot/coatwhom/hometool/toll

Readthesoundsandwordsaftertherecording,thencomparethem.2[??]VS[a?]no/nowtone/townshowed/shoutsew/sow(n.)low/loud[pl]VS[bl]maple/marblecouple/cableapple/ablesimple/symbolample/amble

Readthesoundsandwordsaftertherecording,thencomparethem.2Consonantblends[gr]VS[gl]grow/glowgrass/glassgrew/gluegrace/glacégrand/glandPracticemore!1.let/light,met/might,set/sight,head/hide,mess/mice,tell/tile,said/side,well/while2.stool/stole,moon/moan,coop/cope,fool/foal3.load/loud,hole/how,coat/cow,boat/bout4.nipple/nibble,topple/table,temple/gamble,people/feeble5.groom/gloom,grade/glade,green/glean,graze/glazePROVERBS&SAYINGSNosweetwithoutsweat.苦盡甘來(lái)。Observationisthebestteacher.觀察是最好的老師。Farfromeye,farfromheart.離遠(yuǎn)而情疏。Thereisnofriendsofaithfulasagoodbook.好書(shū)勝益友。Nothingisimpossibletoawillingheart.有志者事竟成。3Readtheproverbsandsayingsaftertherecording,thenpracticebyyourself.TonguetwisterAshegobbledthecakesonhisplate,Thegreedyapesaidasheate:Thegreenergreengrapesare,Thekeenerkeenapesaretogobblegreengrapecakes.They’regreat!4Readthetonguetwisteraftertherecording,thenpracticebyyourself.Wordbankdoublebedat(the)mostfieldtripprogrammerWashington,D.C.shoppingmall進(jìn)入測(cè)試e.g.Theyliveinoneroom,withadoublebedfortheparentsandasinglebedforthechild.doublebedn.

雙人床Backe.g.Teachershaveorganizedafieldtriptoarecyclingfactory.fieldtripn.實(shí)地調(diào)查旅行Backe.g.Tomakethecomputerworkatfullcapacity,theprogrammerhastothinklikethemachine.programmern.程序員Backe.g.Myfriendwashungry,sowedrovetoashoppingmalltogetsomefood.shoppingmalln.大型購(gòu)物廣場(chǎng)Backe.g.Theycansleepatmost8hoursaday.at(the)most?至多，不超過(guò)Backe.g.JoinaguidedbiketourandviewsomeofthemostpopularmonumentsinWashington,D.C.Washington,D.C.?華盛頓哥倫比亞特區(qū)（美國(guó)首都）BackListeningstrategyWhenyouarelisteningtoanarrative,it’sagoodideatokeepinmindthequestionwordslikewho,what,when,where,why,howandmakenotesontheanswertoeach.YouwillhearYouwillreadScripts1.HowdidyourfathergotoFrance?Byplaneorbyship?2.Couldyoupossiblycomehomeearly,honey?A.Idon’tknow.B.Whynot?C.ToFrance.D.Togosightseeing.?A.Don’tbelate,please.B.Ioftencomehomefromworklate.C.I’mafraidIcan’t.D.I’llstayathome.?Listentothequestionsanddecideonthebestanswers.Thequestionswillbespokentwice.QUESTIONS1YouwillhearYouwillreadScriptsA.Sheis12.B.Shecanhelpyou.C.Sheisincollege.D.Shefailedtheexam.?A.Yes,shehasmanychildren.B.Shehasfourchildren.C.Sheishappywithherchildren.D.Theygohometogether.?3.What’swrongwithyourdaughter?4.HowmanychildrendoesMrs.Turnerhave?YouwillhearYouwillreadScripts5.Isanyoneinyourfamilytravelingrightnow?6.Wheredoyourparentslive,Judie?A.When?B.Therearethree.C.Theyareatthetable.D.Yes,mymotheris.?A.Noone.B.That’sallright.C.TheyliveinSydney.D.WelcometoParis.?YouwillhearYouwillreadScripts7.Nancy,howlongwillyourmotherstaywithyou?8.Whatisyourfatherdoingthesedays?A.Forjustthreedays.B.I’llstaywithher.C.Itislong.D.Itisnotlong.?A.Heiswell.B.Heisintrouble.C.Helikesfootball.D.Heisworkingonaprogram.?YouwillhearYouwillreadScripts1M:Excuseme.I’dliketosendsomeflowerstomywife.Whatdoyourecommend?W:Letmesee.Thesefreshrosesareverynice.Q:Whatdoesthemanwanttogivehiswife?2W:Myfatherownsafarm.Youcanhavesomeofhisfreshfruitandvegetablesifyoulike.M:Thankyouverymuch.Q:What’sthewoman’sfather?A.Somepictures.B.Awatch.C.Someflowers.D.Anecklace.A.Afarmer.B.Afruitseller.C.Avegetabledealer.D.Agardener.??Listentotheshortconversationsanddecideonthebestanswers.Boththeconversationsandthequestionswillbespokentwice.SHORTCONVERSATIONS2YouwillhearYouwillreadScripts3W:Mrs.Johnsontoldmethathersonwouldbe20onthe20th.M:Really?Ithoughthewas18atthemost.Q:HowoldisMrs.Johnson’ssonnow?4W:Whilethechildrenareatthemovies,I’llgototheshoppingmall.M:Willyoupickupacoupleofwhiteshirtsforme?AndIneedsomesocks,too.Q:Whatisthewomangoingtobuyforherself?A.18.B.19.C.20.D.21.A.Someshirts.B.Somesocks.C.Somedresses.D.Shedoesn’tsay.??YouwillhearYouwillreadScripts5M:Isanyoneinyourfamilylookingforajob?W:Yes,mysisteris.Sheislookingforajobintheatercompaniesbecauseshelovesacting.Q:Whatdoesthewoman’ssisterwanttobe?6M:MyfamilyisvisitingWashington,D.C.forseveraldays.We’dliketwosingleroomsandonelargeroomwithadoublebed.W:OK,sir.Thesingleroomcosts25dollarsadayandthedoublebedroomcosts30dollarsaday.Q:Whereistheconversationmostprobablytakingplace?A.Aboss.B.Anactress.C.Asinger.D.Acleaner.A.Atasupermarket.B.Atacinema.C.Atanairport.D.Atahotel.??YouwillhearYouwillreadScripts7M:TheGreensaregoingonafieldtripthisweekend.W:I’dlovetojointhem,butIhavetoprepareformytest.Q:Whatwillthewomanprobablydo?8W:Istheboystillinaseriouscondition?M:I’mafraidso,butthey’vekeptthebadnewsfromhismother.Q:Whatdoweknowabouttheboy’smother?A.Shewillstudy.B.ShewillvisittheGreens.C.ShewilljointheGreens.D.Shewillgoonafieldtripwithherfamily.A.Sheisseriouslyill.B.Sheknowsasecret.C.Sheisafraidforherson.D.Shedoesn’tknowthebadnews.??HobbyReadingnovels1)2)3)

dancing4)HusbandWifeListentotheconversationandcompletethetable.Theconversationwillbespokentwice.CONVERSATIONS31.listeningtomusicdrawingskatingbowlingJobA.acollegestudentB.acomputerprogrammerC.ateacherD.apainterName1)Matthew2)Matthew’sbrother3)Matthew’sfather4)Matthew’smotherListentotheconversationandmatchtheinformationinthetwocolumns.Theconversationwillbespokentwice.CONVERSATIONS32.Mygrandmotherwas88yearsoldwhenIwas18.Shewastallandthin.Shehadsmallbrighteyes.Shewaskindandgoodattellingstories.All1)

people,youngandold,richandpoor,lovedher.Childrencametoherforstoriesandcandy.Youngwomencametoherforadviceabouttheir2)

.Shewasalwayssmiling.Sheoftensaid,“Wehaveonlyonelifetolive.Weshouldfaceitwithsmiles.Itis3)

tobehappythantobesad.”Whensomeofherfriendswerebusyorhadto4)

forafewhours,mygrandmotheralwaysvolunteeredto5)

theirchildrenandthechildrenwerealwayshappytobewithher.kindsofListentothepassageandfillintheblanks.Thepassagewillbespokenthreetimes.PASSAGE4problemseasiergoouttakecareofLet’swatchavideo!?1.Thespeaker’sparentshavebeenmarriedformorethan60years.?2.Undertheinfluenceofherparents,thespeakerlearnttheimportanceofrelationships.?3.Whenthespeakerwasyoung,shedidnotliketotalk.Andherparentstriedtheirbesttohelpher.?4.Thespeaker’schildrenarenotinterestedinherjob.?5.Wemayinferfromthevideothatthespeaker’sprofessionisaboutdoingresearchonfamilyrelationshipandhelpingpeoplesolvetheirfamilyproblems.TTWatchthevideoanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F).FTFWordbankcabbagekiloripe進(jìn)入測(cè)試cabbagen.卷心菜e.g.Twooftheirfavoritesarecabbagesoupandbeefsoup.Backkilon.公斤，千克e.g.Itweighsakilo,orjustovertwopounds.Backripeadj.熟的，成熟的e.g.Whencropsripeinautumn,fieldsturnentirelygolden.BackM:Doyoufeellikesomethingtoeat?W:Somenoodles,please.M:Wouldyoulikesomeiceinyourcola?W:Yes,please.M:What’syourfavoritefood?W:Chicken.123Readtheshortconversationsaftertherecording,thenpracticethemwithyourpartner.EXCHANGES1M:Whatdidyouhaveforlunchtoday?W:Somericeandfish.M:Wouldyoulikesomecoffeeorfruitjuice?W:Someorangejuice,please.45M:Hi,Amy.HaveyouevertriedtheChineserestaurantatthecorner?W:Yeah!M:Whatdoyouthinkofit?W:Excellent!IlikeChinesefoodverymuch.M:Me,too.IlikePekingRoastDuck.W:Oh,butIlikechicken.IlikeKungPaoChicken.M:What’sthat?W:It’shardtosay.It’smadeofchickenanyway.M:Isitalittlehot?W:Yes,butIlikeitalot.1Readtheconversationsaftertherecording.Payattentiontotheexpressionsfortalkingaboutfood.CONVERSATIONMODELS2M:Doyouhaveanyplansforthisevening?W:No,notyet.M:Howaboutdiningouttonight?W:Goodidea.Wherewouldyouliketogo?M:Well,howaboutKoreanfood?W:It’sOK,butIdon’tfeellikehavingKoreanfoodtoday.M:ThenhowdoyoulikeItalianfood?W:Hm,Ilikeitalot.M:Me,too.AndIknowagoodItalianrestaurantnearby.W:Great!Let’sgo.2W:Whatdoyouusuallyhave1)

?M:Well,Ioftenhaveeggs,somebread,andmilk.W:Isee.Doyoueatbreakfast2)

?M:No,butsometimesIhavelunchatmydesk.W:Doyou3)

forbreakfast?M:No,Iseldomhaverice.W:Iguess4)

.M:Ilikerice,butIusuallyhaveitforlunch.forbreakfastTokeepaconversationgoing,youcanusesomefeedbackexpressionstoshowthatyouareactiveandinterested.Forexample,inthisconversation,therearefeedbackexpressionslike“Isee.”and“Iguess…”.Otherusefulfeedbackexpressionsinclude“Isthatright?”and“Oh,really?”.TipCompletetheconversation,thenlistentotherecordingandcheckyouranswers.CONVERSATION11atworkhavericeyoudon’tlikericeAdditionalmaterialsapplepie:蘋(píng)果餡餅 bagel:面包圈bakedbeans:（豆子加番茄汁烹制成的）烘豆beefstew:燉牛肉casserole:燉鍋菜，炒鍋菜

cheeseburger:干酪漢堡包c(diǎn)hickensalad:雞肉沙拉 cornbread:玉米面包c(diǎn)ornonthecob:玉米棒子 friedchicken:炸雞hotdog:熱狗 macaronicheese:干酪通心粉mashedpotato:土豆泥 meatloaf:肉糕pancake:薄煎餅 jellysandwich:果醬三明治It'syourturn!

?SITUATIONLanguagenotes?formal/informaldinner,main/sidedish?Couldyoucometomyhomefordinner??What’syourfavoritefood??Whatdoyouusuallyhaveforlunch/dinner??I’mnotveryparticularaboutfood.Youwanttoinviteyourfriendtodinner.Askhim/herwhathe/sheusuallyhassothatyoucanpreparesomethingthathe/shelikes.MakeupyourownconversationfollowingCONVERSATION1.Thelanguagenotesareforyourreference.CONVERSATION11SampleconversationA:Hi,Mary.AreyoufreethisSaturdayevening?B:Yes,Idon’thaveanythingparticulartodothisSaturday.A:Great!Iwanttoinviteyouandseveralofmyfriendstomyhousetohavedinner.It’sinformal.B:Thankyouforinvitingme.IthinkIcancome.A:That’sgreat.Bytheway,whatdoyouusuallyhavefordinner?B:You’resoconsiderate.Actually,I’mnotveryparticularaboutfood.A:OK.ThenIcangoshoppingtomorrowtogetprepared.B:Ifyouneedanyhelp,justcallme.A:OK,seeyouthisSaturday.B:Seeyou.M:Hi,Nancy.Whereareyougoing?W:I’m1)

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?W:Somevegetables,suchaspotatoes,carrots,andcabbages.M:Willyoubuysomefruit?W:Yes.I’d3)

someapplesandpears.M:4)

wouldyouliketobuy?W:Somemilkandbread.M:Ialsoneedtodosomeshopping.CanI5)

?W:Withpleasure.Completetheconversation,thenlistentotherecordingandcheckyouranswers.CONVERSATION22goingshoppingbuylikeWhatelsegowithyouIt'syourturn!

?SITUATIONLanguagenotes?cola,coffee,tea,milk,yogurt,juice?Largeorsmall??Whataboutsomeice/milk/sugarinit?Youareatafriend’shome.Yourfriendisaskingyouwhatyouwouldliketodrink.MakeupyourownconversationfollowingCONVERSATION2.Thelanguagenotesareforyourreference.CONVERSATION22SampleconversationA:Wouldyoulikesomethingtodrink?B:OK.Whatdoyouhave?A:Wehavecola,coffee,andgreentea.B:I’dlikeacola.A:Largeorsmall?B:Large,please.A:Howaboutsomeiceinit?B:OK.A:Hereyouare.B:Thanksalot.A:You’rewelcome.□?□?□?□?□?□?□?□815641.Goodmorning,madam.CanIhelpyou?2.Sure.Hereyouare.Twokilosofgrapes.3.Wehavesomegoodonesoverthere.Theyareripeandfresh.4.Yes.I’dlikesomegrapes,buttheydon’tlooksogood.5.Fifty-sixyuan.Anythingelse?6.Great.CanIhavetwokilos?7.Howmuchdotheycost?8.No,thankyou.That’sall.3Rearrangetheorderofthesentencestoformaconversation,thenlistentotherecordingandcheckyouranswers.CONVERSATION3372It'syourturn!

?SITUATIONLanguagenotes?apple,pear,peach,plum,watermelon,abunchofgrapes/bananas?richinvitamins,tastesweet/sour/good?Whatkindoffruitdoyourecommend??Howmuchdoyouwant??Iwanttobuy…Youwanttobuysomefruitinthesupermarket.Youaretalkingwiththesalespersonthere.MakeupyourownconversationfollowingCONVERSATION3.Thelanguagenotesareforyourreference.CONVERSATION33SampleconversationA:WhatcanIdoforyou,madam?B:Iwanttobuysomefruit.Whatdoyourecommend?A:Thegrapesarereallysweet,andtheorangesareveryfresh.B:Thegrapeslookgood.Iwantabunchofthem.A:OK.Anythingelse?B:Aretheorangessour?A:Justalittlebitsour,buttheyarerichinvitaminC.Theytastebestatthistimeoftheyear.B:OK.Iwanttwopoundsoforanges.A:Hereyouare.B:Thankyou.A:You’rewelcome.C1NameFavoritefoodC2C3Sally1）

hamburgers,2)

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andvegetablesMr.andMrs.JohnsonpotatochipsdumplingsfishABCListentotheconversations.Matcheachconversation(shortenedas“C”)withapicture,thenlistenagainandcompletethetable.Finally,practicetheconversationswithyourpartner.LISTENING1JackicecreamWorkingroups.First,tellyourgroupmemberswhatyoueatinatypicaldayandcompletethetable.Thendiscusswhetheryourdietishealthyornotandhowtoimproveyourdiet.SPEAKING2NameBreakfastLunchSupperSampleconversationA:Whatdoyouusuallyhaveforbreakfast?B:IoftenskipbreakfastbecauseIfindittroublesome.A:Aren’tyouhungryinthemorning?B:Notreally.A:Evenifyou’renothungry,Ithinkyou’dbettereatsomethinginthemorning,orit’sbadforyourstomach.Youcaneatbreadoreggsanditwon’tcausemuchtrouble.B:You’reright.Idogetastomachachesometimes.Thanksforyouradvice.Wordbank進(jìn)入測(cè)試argumentgettherawendofthedealcherishhangonto?diagnoseingoodhandsinvisiblementorPhilippinespositivityrayargumentn.爭(zhēng)論，爭(zhēng)吵e.g.Adecisionwasfinallymadeaftersomeheatedargument.Backcherishv.珍愛(ài)，鐘愛(ài)e.g.Freedomofspeechisacherishedinthiscountry.Backdiagnosev.診斷（病癥）e.g.Hisconditionwasdiagnosedassometypeofblooddisorder.Backinvisibleadj.看不見(jiàn)的e.g.Thesebacteriaareinvisibleunlessviewedwithamicroscope.Backmentorn.導(dǎo)師，指導(dǎo)者e.g.Mr.Smithwasmymentorandmyfriend.Backpositivityn.積極e.g.Positivityopensupaworldofoptionsandopportunities.Backrayn.光線，光束e.g.Arayofsunshineshonethroughagapintheclouds.Backgettherawendofthedeal受到不公平的待遇e.g.Hecomplainedbitterlythathegottherawendofthedealatthatjob.Backhangonto保留，保存e.g.Thedriverwasunabletohangontohislead.Backingoodhands?被好好照顧e.g.Hesaidhealwaysfeltlikehewasingoodhandswithallofus.BackPhilippines?菲律賓（東南亞島國(guó)）e.g.InthePhilippines,peopleeatroundfruitstobringgoodfortune.BackCheck(?)thewordswhichyouwouldusetodescribeyourmother.Youcanalsouseotherwordstodescribeher.1WARM-UP?

gentle?

kind?

strict?

patient?

friend?

thoughtful?

loving?

generous?

selfless?

cheerful?

mentorWorkinpairsandexplainwhyyouhavechosenthesewordstodescribeyourmother.Watchthevideoclipandfillintheblankstocompletetheinterviewees’descriptionsoftheirmother.UNDERSTANDING2DescriptionofMomMymomis1)

tome.Shejustisthisrayofenergyand2)

andpositivity.Mymomwas...basicallythegluethat3)

metogether.I’mprobablygoingtosaytomymom,“You’rea4)

person...and...you’remymentor.”Itieaninvisiblestringtomyheart,andshe5)

thesameonetoherheart.Andit’salways6)

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together.Youknow,youhave7)

,youhavefriends,youhavekids,butthereisnobodyelsewhowillever8)

youasmuch.careaboutpartnersattachedtieswonderfulheldsunlighteverything1.Whatthemedidthepoetwanttoconveythroughthepoem?2.Howdoyoufeelafterreadingit?Shareyourfeelingswithyourgroupmembers.SongofaRoamerbyMengJiaoThethreadsinakindmother’shand—Agownforhersonboundforfar-offland,SewnstitchbystitchbeforeheleavesForfearhisreturnbedelayed.SuchkindnessasyounggrassreceivesFromthewarmsuncan’tberepaid.Readthepoem,thendiscussthequestionsingroups.Thelanguagenotesareforyourreference.CRITICALTHINKING3Languagenotes?takecareof/lookafter/carefor?greatnessandselflessnessofmaternallove?deeploveandrespectfor…?Thepoemrecallsaseeminglyordinarysceneof…?Thepoemhighlights/emphasizes/describes/shows/displays/expresses…?Thepoemremindsmeof…?…h(huán)avemadesomanysacrificesfor…Readthepoem,thendiscussthequestionsingroups.Thelanguagenotesareforyourreference.CRITICALTHINKING3Wordbankconservativesubtletyfinanciallytight-knitgigantictuitionindividuallyverballylayeroutwardsaveup進(jìn)入測(cè)試conservative

adj.保守的e.g.Olderpeopletendtobemoreconservativeandabitsuspiciousofanythingnew.Backfinanciallyadv.財(cái)政上，金融上e.g.He’sstillfinanciallydependentonhisparents.Backgiganticadj.巨大的e.g.Themonumentconsistsofacircleofgiganticstones.Backindividuallyadv.個(gè)人地，各自地e.g.We’dbettergoinagroup,notindividually.Backlayern.（衣服等的）層，疊層e.g.Howmanylayersofclothingareyouwearing?Backoutwardadj.外表的，表面的e.g.Ifheissuffering,hecertainlyshowsnooutwardsignofit.Backsubtletyn.微妙之處e.g.Allthesubtletiesofthemusicareconveyedinthisnewrecording.Backtight-knitadj.親密的，緊密的e.g.Theseguysareoneofthemosttight-knitbandsaround.Backtuitionn.學(xué)費(fèi)e.g.Doparentshavetobearthewholecostoftuitionfees?Backverballyadv.口頭地e.g.Noticehowthestudentrespondsverballyandthroughbodylanguage.Backsaveup儲(chǔ)蓄，貯存e.g.Juliewantedtoputsomeofhermoneyasideforholidaysorsaveupforsomethingspecial.BackWatchthevideoclipandcheck(?)thestatementsmentionedinit.UNDERSTANDING1ReasonswhyAsianparentsrarelysay“Iloveyou”totheirkids:?1.Asianshaveatight-knitfamily,butareindividuallyconservative.?2.“Iloveyou”arewordsusedmorebycouplesinarelationshipthanbetweenparentsandfamilymembersinChina.?3.Becauseoftheirgenes,Asianparentsrarelysay“Iloveyou”totheirkids.?4.ThecultureinAsiaismorereserved,sosuchanoutwarddisplayofemotionisnotreallyencouragedinAsianculture.?5.Asiansaretooshytosay“Iloveyou”inperson.????Watchthevideoclipandcheck(?)thestatementsmentionedinit.UNDERSTANDING1WaysAsianparentsshowtheirlovetotheirkids:?6.Theyshowtheirlovethroughsubtletiesandthroughthethingstheydo.?7.Theyarewillingtospendmoneyontheirkids’tuition.?8.Theyshowlovethroughprovidingphysicalthingsratherthanverballytellingtheirkidshowmuchtheylovethem.?9.Theyarewillingtolistentotheirkidstoshowtheirlove.???Languagenotes?Ithinkparentsshould/shouldn’tsay“Iloveyou”totheirkidsbecause…?…dependingonkids’characteristics.?Parentalloveissupposedtobecharacterizedbywarmth/affection/care/support/acceptance.?Parentsshould…whentheirkids…1.Howdoyourparentsshowtheirlovetoyou?Doyouthinkparentsshoulddirectlysay“Iloveyou”totheirkids?Whyorwhynot?2.Whatistheidealparentallovelikeinyoureyes?Discussthequestionsingroups.Thelanguagenotesareforyourreference.CRITICALTHINKING2UnderstandingWatchthevideoclipandanswerthefollowingquestions:1.Whataretheeventsrecordedinthefather’sdiary?2.Whatchangesinthespeaker’sfamilyarementionedinthisvideoclip?3.Haveyouevertalkedwithyourparentsabouttheiryoungerdays?Whatdoyoulearnfromthem?AppreciationWatchthefollowingvideoclipandanswerthefollowingquestions:1.Whatisthepoemabout?Whatanalogies(比喻)areused?2.Canyouthinkofotherpoemsincelebrationofmothers’love?Imitatethisvideotoshareitwithyourpartner.DiscussionWatchthefollowingvideoclipandanswerthefollowingquestions:1.Whatarethe“l(fā)ies”ofdaddymentionedinthisvideoclip?2.Therearemanythingsthatourparentsdoforusthatwedidn’tevennotice.Doyouknowanystoriesofparents’love?Sharethemwiththeclass.謝謝THANKSScriptsM:Whatdoesyourhusbandusuallydoinhissparetime?W:Well,hespendsmostofhistimeathome,readingnovels,listeningtomusic,drawing,andthingsalike.M:Doyouhavethesamehobbies?W:No.Ilikeskating,dancing,andbowling.BackScriptsW:Whatdoesyourbrotherdo,Matthew?Ishealsoincollege,justlikeyou?M:No,heisapainter.W:Whataboutyourparents?M:Myfatherworksforacomputercompany.Heisacomputerprogrammer.Mymotherteachesatauniversity.BackScriptsFamilyrelationshipIamoriginallyfromtheMidwest,grewupinMichigan,er...withafairlybigfamily.Actually,Ihave,er...twosistersandabrother,er...MomandDad.Grandparentsliveddownthestreet.Mymomanddadhavebeenmarriedforover60years.Bothsetsofgrandparentshavebeen...weremarriedforover60yearsaswell.SoIcomefromaveryclose-knitfamilyandalotoflongevityintermsofrelationships.Uhm...IthinkIlearnedtovaluerelationshipsbecauseofsortofwatchingmyparents.Forexample,youknow,andthey’reintheirearlyeighties,andthey’restillmadlyinlove.Uhm...theyspentalotoftimeandattentionwithus,askids.Wedidalotof,uhm...familytrips,likewe’dgouptonorthernMichigan,andgohiking.Uhm...absolutely(we)lovedthewater.Soanythingthatyoucoulddo,eitheronthewaterorswimminginthewater,youwouldseeourfamilydoingthatkindofthing,uhm,andmygrandparentswerealwaysinvolvedas...aswell.Youknow,weknewthemas...asapartofourfamily.I’mthemiddlechild,andso,Iwassortofthemediatorinmyfamily.Ilovedtolaugh,andIlovedtotalk.AndIfoundthatalmostatavery,veryyoungage,thatIwas,youknow,abletodothat,andthatwaskindofmyrole.And...andmyparentsactuallychampionedthat.Theywerelike,youknow,“she’stheonethatmakeseverybodyelselaugh”,and,uhm,youknow,“alwaysneverforlackingforsomethingtosay”,thatkindofthing.AfterIdeliveredmyfirstchild,er...Icalledmymomintotheroom.Shewasthere.Shewasn’tactuallyatthebirth,butshewasinthehallway.ShecameinandIlookedather.Isaid,“Mom,youknowwhat?Fromnowon,thisisthedeal.Onmybirthday,I’mgonnagiveyouapresent,nomorepresentsforme.You’regonnagetapresentnowonmybirthdaybecausewhatIrealized,ofcourse,asIwentthroughthislaborious,butalso,youknow,mind-bogglingexperienceofbirthingababy,wasthat,youknow,Ihadthistotalnewappreciationformymomthat...“Wow!Shewasn’tjustmymom,shewassomeonewhoworkedh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