英语人教PEP版八年级（上册）Unit10Section B 2a-2e (共25张)

Unit10Ifyougototheparty,you’llhaveagreattime!SectionB2a-2eworries…toomuchhomework…toomanyexamsBrainstormingWhowillyouaskforadviceifyouhaveworries?Freetalkadviceteachers…Laurab.Ifpeoplehaveproblems,theyshouldtalktootherpeople.c.Ifpeoplehaveproblems,theyshouldkeepthemtothemselves.Readthepassagequicklyandfindoutthemainideaa.Ifpeoplehaveproblems,theyshouldgetadvicefromanexpert.2bMainideaReadfastandmatchthemainideaforeachparagragh.Para.1Para.2Para.3Laura’sstoryRobertHunt’sadviceLaura’sideasaboutworriesReadParagraph1andwriteTfortrueorFforfalseStudentsthesedaysdon’thavemanyworries.Problemsandworriesarenormalinlife.3.Laurathinksifwekeeptheproblemstoourselves,we’llfeelbetter.TFFReadParagraph2carefullyandfillinthechart.Atfirst,she________________andwasafraidoftellingherparentsaboutit.Soshewalked3milestoschool,becauseshehad_______________.Then,shekeptthinking.“IfItellmyparents,they’llbeangry.”Intheend,shetalkedtoherparentsandthey__________________.Theygotheranewwalletandaskedhernottobe_________anymore.Shesays_________alwaysremembertoshareherproblemsinthefuture.lostherwalletnomoneywerereallyunderstandingcarelessshewillReadParagraph3andanswerthequestions.1.Whatisthefirstthingyoushoulddowhenyouwanttosolveaproblem?Thefirstthingyoushoulddoistofindsomeoneyoutrusttotalkto.2.Whycanourparentsgiveusgoodadviceaboutourproblems?Becauseourparentshavemoreexperienceandarealwaystheretohelpus.IfpeoplehaveproblemstheyshouldtalktootherpeopleLaura’sideasaboutworriesLaura’sstoryRobertHunt’sadviceStudentAhassomeproblems.1.Idon’twanttowearschooluniforms….2.Iwantmorepocketmoney,butmyparentsdon’tgiveme….3.Idon’twanttolistentomyparents.Becausetheytalktoomuch….groupworkA:Ihaveaproblem….B:Maybeyoushould….C:Youcan….D:Ifyou…,youwill….A:IthinkIshould…

IfI…,Iwill…groupworkHomeworkWriteashortpassageAboutyourworriesandtheadviceyourclassmatesgiveyou.Studentsthesedaysoftenhavealotofworries.Sometimestheyhaveproblemswiththeirschoolwork,andsometimeswiththeirfriends.Whatcantheydoaboutthis?Somepeoplbelievetheworstthingistodonothing.LauraMills,ateenagerfromLondon,agrees.“Problemsandworriesarenormalinlife,”saysLaura.“ButIthinktalkingtosomeonehelpsalot.Unlesswetalktosomeone,we’llcartainlyfeelworse.”Studentsthesedaysoftenhavealotofworries.Sometimestheyhaveproblemswiththeirschoolwork,andsometimeswiththeirfriends.Whatcantheydoaboutthis?Somepeoplbelievetheworstthingistodonothing.LauraMills,ateenagerfromLondon,agrees.“Problemsandworriesarenormalinlife,”saysLaura.“ButIthinktalkingtosomeonehelpsalot.Unlesswetalktosomeone,we’llcartainlyfeelworse.”Studentsthesedaysoftenhavealotofworries.Sometimestheyhaveproblemswiththeirschoolwork,andsometimeswiththeirfriends.Whatcantheydoaboutthis?Somepeoplbelievetheworstthingistodonothing.LauraMills,ateenagerfromLondon,agrees.“Problemsandworriesarenormalinlife,”saysLaura.“ButIthinktalkingtosomeonehelpsalot.Unlesswetalktosomeone,we’llcartainlyfeelworse.”Lauraoncelostherwallet,andworriedfordays.Shewasafraidtotellherparentsaboutit.Sheevenwalkedthreemilestoschooleachdaybecauseshedidn’thaveanymoney.Shejustkeptthinking,“IfItellmyparents,they’llbeangry!”Intheend,shetalkedtoherparentsandtheywerereallyunderstanding.Herdadsaidhesometimesmadecarelessmistakeshimself.Theygotheranewwalletandaskedhertobemorecareful.“Iwillalwaysremembertosharemyproblemsinthefuture!Laurasays.RobertHuntadvisesstudentsaboutcommonproblems.HefeelsthesamewayasLaura.“It’sbestnottorunawayfromourproblems.Weshouldalwaystrytosolvethem.”Hethinksthefirststepistofindsomeyoutrusttotalkto.Thispersondoesn’tneedtobeanexpertlikehimself.Studentsoftenforgetthattheirparentshavemoreexperience,andarealwaystheretohelp.InEnglish,wesaythatsharingaproblemislikecuttingitinhalf.Soyou’rehalfwaytosolveaproblemjustbytalkingtosomeoneaboutit.RobertHuntadvisesstudentsaboutcommonproblems.HefeelsthesamewayasLaura.“It’sbestnottorunawayfromourproblems.Weshouldalwaystrytosolvethem.”Hethinksthefirststepistofindsomeyoutrusttotalkto.Thispersondoesn’tneedtobeanexpertlikehimself.Studentsoftenforgetthattheirparentshavemoreexperience,andarealwaystheretohelp.InEnglish,wesaythatsharingaproblemislikecuttingitinhalf.Soyou’rehalfwaytosolveaproblemjustbytalkingtosomeoneaboutit.RobertHuntadvisesstudentsaboutcommonproblems.HefeelsthesamewayasLaura.“It’sbestnottorunawayfromourproblems.Weshouldalwaystrytosolvethem.”Hethinksthefirststepistofindsomeyoutrusttotalkto.Thispersondoesn’tneedtobeanexpertlikehimself.Studentsoftenforgetthattheirparentshavemoreexperience,andarealwaystheretohelp.InEnglish,wesaythatsharingaproblemislikecuttingitinhalf.Soyou’rehalfwaytosolveaproblemjustbytalkingtosomeoneaboutit.RobertHuntadvisesstudentsaboutcommonproblems.HefeelsthesamewayasLaura.“It’sbestnottorunawayfromourproblems.We