Unit3Topic3SectionD课件英语八年级上册

Unit3OurHobbiesTopic3Whatwereyoudoingatthistimeyesterday?SectionD

Task1

Reviewthetense:thePastContinuuous

1.Getthesstoreadaloud,experiencing

theusageofthePastContinuuous

2Whatwasthelittlegirldoing?She__________matchesinthestreet.Whatwereotherpeopledoing?1.Manypeople___________________intheirwarmhomes.2.Lights____________fromeverywindows.Whatabouttheweather?1.Itwas________________.2.Thewind____________stronglyandthesnow______________onherhair.wassellingweregettingtogetherwereshiningsnowyanddarkwasblowingwasfallingdown议Grammar2.FillintheblanksaboutthePastContinuousI___________ashoweratthistimeyesterday.Manypeoplewere_______togetherintheirwarmhomes.________youplayingcomputergames?Yes,Iwas./No,Iwasn’t.What_______you________atthistimeyesterday?I_____________someclothes.wastakinggettingWereweredoingwaswashing3.Lead-infreetalk:Iagree./Iagree______you./Idon’tagree.Ithink___./Idon’tthink____.Ithinkitisjust______.Ithinkheisvery______[breɪv].______theline,please.Youarequite_______.4.FillintheblanksaboutFunctions

withsososo-soHoldright基督教的《圣经》第一章《创世纪》。大意是：上帝thefirstday创造了天地，

thesecondday创造了水和空气，

thethirdday创造了植物，

thefourthday创造了日月，

thefifthday创造了鱼、鸟等生物，

thesixthday牲畜、昆虫、野兽以及管理这一切的人。

theseventhday休息时，人类为了感谢上帝，纷纷向他朝拜。此后人类制定历法时，sevendaysaweek，theseventhday休息，但必须朝拜上帝。

这就是“Sunday”的来历。Background2.GetthesstolearntherelatedbackgroundTask2Pre-reading

felttootiredtoworkwereclosedalldayrestedandprayedmadeSaturdayafternoonaholidayTheanswers:

C

ADB录音1-P77aholydayWhen:Where：Who:

What:before1800atchurchmanypeoplerestandpray2.ReadParagraph1andfillintheblanks.RetellParagraph1accordingtotheinformationabove.While-reading:

aholy（朝圣）dayoneandahalfdays’holiday(weekend)alldayonSaturdaysatwo-dayweekendAShortHistoryoftheWeekend视频1-P77Before

Intheearly

,

manypeoplespentonedayatchurch,restingandpraying

,theEnglishstoppedworking

,mostAmericanofficeswereclosed

,American

officesandfactorieswereclosedonSaturdays3.FillinhistorytimeBy194018001800sin1874by19301.Readthepassageagainandfindoutthephrases.atchurchintheearly1800splaygameshavefunsolvetheproblemstopdoingsth.thebeginningofby1930beclosedtwo-dayweekendPost-reading:

intheearly1800s在十九世纪初读作:

intheearlyeighteenhundreds也可以表达为intheearly1800’sinthe1920s(1920’s)在20世纪20年代

读作:

inthenineteentwenties2.ReadandWritePost-reading:

inthe1790sinthe1350sinthe1420sinthe1980sinthe1970’sinthe1480’sinthe1670’sinthe1720’sReadandWriteintheeighteenseventies

3.小结（短文填空）

AShortHistoryoftheWeekend

Before1800,manypeople1-----[spent]onedayaweekatchurch.2-----thatdaytheyrestedandprayed.

3-----theearly1800s,peoplewenttochurchonSundays.However,manyworkersplayedgamesandhadfunonthatday.Andthentheyfelttoo4----[ˈtaɪəd]toworkonMondaymornings.IntheUSA,workers--------5（call）them"blueMondays?Tosolvetheproblemof"blueMondays",theEnglish

madeSaturdayafternoonaholiday6-----1874.Atoneo'clock,everyonestopped7-----（work）.Thiswasthebeginningofthe

ideaoftheweekendinEngland.By1930,8-----[məʊst]AmericanofficeswereclosedonSaturdayafternoons.By1940,officesand9-----（factory）

intheUSAwereclosedalldayonSaturdays,andthetwo-dayweekend10----（begin）.DidyouhaveagoodtimelastSunday?Whatwereyoudoingatdifferenttimes?Writeapassageaboutit.Thefollowingwordsandphrasesmayhelpyou.Activity

Feelingwatchamoviewashone’sclothesplaybasketballvisitfriends…happyexcitedtired…Task3Readthepassagequicklyandcirclethewordsbelow.spentrestedprayedplayedhad

feltcalledmadestoppedPayattentiontothesewords’pronunciation.

短文填词：

AShortHistoryoftheWeekendBefore1800,manypeople1—（spend）onedayaweek

at

church.Onthatdaytheyrestedandprayed.

2—theearly1800s,peoplewenttochurchonSundays.3—[haʊ'evə]，manyworkersplayedgamesandhadfunthatday.Andthentheyfelt4—tiredtoworkonMondaymornings.IntheUSA,workerscalledthem"blueMondays?To5—[sɒlv]theproblemof"blueMondays",theEnglish6—（make）Saturdayafternoona7—['hɒlɪdeɪ]

in1874.

8—oneo'clock,everyonestopped9—（work）.Thiswasthebeginningofthe10—[aɪ'dɪə]oftheweekendinEngland.By1930,mostAmericanofficeswere11—（close）onSaturdayafternoons.By1940,officesand12—（factory）

intheUSAwerenotopenalldayonSaturdays,andthetwo-dayweekend13—（begin）.

AShortHistoryoftheWeekendBefore1800,manypeoplespentonedayaweekatchurch.Onthatdaytheyrestedandprayed.

Intheearly1800s,peoplewenttochurchonSundays.However,manyworkersplayedgamesandhadfunonthatday.Andthentheyfelttootiredtowork

onMondaymornings.IntheUSA,workerscalledthem"blueMondays?

Tosolvetheproblem

of"blueMondays",theEnglishmadeSaturdayafternoonaholiday

in1874.Atoneo'clock,everyonestoppedworking.ThiswasthebeginningoftheideaoftheweekendinEngland.By1930,mostAmericanofficeswereclosed

onSaturdayafternoons.By1940,officesandfactories

intheUSAwereclosedallday

onSaturdays,andthe

two-dayweekendbegan.oneandahalfday’sholidayintheearly1800stheUSAin1874Englandin1930AmericablueMondaysworkerstoo…toSaturdayafternoonholidaythebeginningoftheweekend0fficeswereclosedonSaturdayafternoonReadtherestparagraphsandfindouttheinformationaboutoneandahalfdays’holiday.thetwo-dayweekendby1940intheUSAfactoriesandofficeswereclosedalldayonSaturdays

Lookattheinformationaboutthetwo-dayweekendandtrytoretellitandthencheck.

atwo-dayweekend

一个两天的周末

Example:

athree-legtableaseven-dayholidayaneight-year-oldgirl

atwo-floorbuildingCanyoulistmore?KeypointsRead1aagainandmatchthefollowingsentences.Workalone1.Before1800,people 2.Intheearly1800s,manyworkers3.In1874,Englishworkers4.By1930,mostAmericanwor