初中英语新人教版八年级下册Unit 7 A Good Read第7课时教学课件（2026春）

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R·八年级下册第7课时(Project & Reading Plus)Unit 7Free talk What books did we learn about in this unit?What’s your favourite English book? Why do you like it? Tasks:Write a reading log to record our favourite English books.Introduce your group’s reading log with the knowledge we have learnt.What does a reading log look like?TitleMain charactersSummaryMy opinionQuote from the bookWriterType of bookREADING LOGGroup:Name:Date:*Project Work in groups to brainstorm English books to include in a reading log. Explain your book choices.Think and discussUseful Expressions... is a ... book written by...The story is about... / It tells the story of...The main character is... / ... is a ... person.I like this book because... / It’s full of...My favourite part is... / One of the best quotes is...Write about your favourite book for the reading log. You can use the example of an entry in a reading log below to help you.A sampleFor my favourite English book, I’ve chosen Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. Shakespeare wrote the play around 1600. The story is about...Share your favourite books with the class as a group. Answer your classmates’ questions.Can you tell others about what you think about a great book?Do you know how to talk about recent events and experiences that are still relevant today?Can you write a book report about a book you have read?Which great books from this unit would you like to read?ReflectingWhy should we read good books? Discuss: A good book is a friend that never leaves you. It can take you to new worlds, introduce you to interesting characters, and teach you important lessons about life. Keep reading, keep sharing, and let books light up your world.The Boy and the Elf(Adapted from Selma Lagerlöf’s The Wonderful Adventures of Nils)改编自塞尔玛·拉格洛夫的《尼尔斯骑鹅旅行记》Read the play and complete the summary. 1The Boy and the Elf(Adapted from Selma Lagerlöf’s The Wonderful Adventures of Nils)[Nils, a young Swedish boy, is standing next to a desk. His parents are by the door, ready to leave.]Mother: Nils, we’re going out. Make sure you study, and don’t be mean to the farm animals.Nils: I haven’t been mean to the animals in ages.Father: Yesterday you pulled the cat’s tail.Mother: And you ran after the hens.Father: And we’ve just caught you throwing shoes at the cow.Nils:   [Laughing.] Okay. I promise to be good!adj.瑞典的；瑞典语的；瑞典人的靠近；在……旁边对……刻薄/不好很久；很长时间追赶……catch sb doing sth 发现（撞见，逮住）某人正在做某事throw... at... 向……扔……[Nils’s parents shake their heads and leave. Nils sighs and sits down.]Nils: Reading is so boring! I haven’t had any fun for so long. I wish something would happen.[An elf enters quietly through the front door. Nils sees it.]Nils: An elf! I’ve never seen one of those before ... I’m going to catch it![Nils catches the elf.]Elf: [Screaming.] Let me go! I’ll give you an old coin.Nils: I’m not sure ... What else have you got?shake one’s head 摇头v. 叹气；叹息Elf: A silver spoon ... and a big gold coin!Nils: Okay ... I could let you go.Elf: Thank you!Nils: But actually, I don’t think I will. Come here![There is a loud BANG, and Nils falls over. When he gets up, the elf has disappeared, and Nils has become smaller. The elf has turned him into another elf!]Nils: Where has that elf gone? And why has the desk got bigger?n. 突然的巨响摔倒；跌倒turn... into... 把……变成[He walks outside and sees a cat, a hen, and a cow. All are now bigger than him.]Nils: Wow, the animals have grown bigger too.Cat: We haven’t got bigger, Nils. You’ve got smaller.Hen: You’re smaller than us now, actually.Cow: You’ve been mean to us, Nils. And now you’re going to pay the price.Nils: Oh, I’m really sorry about all that. But look, could you help me find that elf? I need him to turn me back into a boy.Cat: Get him![The animals chase after Nils.]承担后果；付出代价turn... back into... 把……变回……追赶；追逐Check your answers.going outfarm animalscatcheslet it goanother elfsmallerchase aftermeanDiscuss the questions. What do you think will happen to Nils next?Do you think Nils will be able to turn back into a boy? I think Nils will say sorry to the animals, and the animals will help him find the elf later.Yes. If Nils learns to be kind and say sorry to all the animals, the elf may turn him back.Read the proverbs and choose the best match for the play. Discuss whether the other proverbs match any stories you know.Slow and steady wins the race.Be happy with what you have.No act of kindness is ever wasted.Little by little does the trick.Do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you.Our greatest weaknesses can also be our greatest strengths.谚语；格言稳扎稳打，无往而不胜。知足常乐。善行永远不会白费。积少成多。己所不欲，勿施于人。我们最大的弱点也可能成为我们最大的优势。Read and master the key vocabulary and language points in this Unit.Finish the related exercise after class.Preview the content of the next unit.