典范英语72吵闹的邻居1st课堂PPT.ppt

1Who are the people on the front cover?Mr. Flinch,Carl, a mechanicPoppy, possibly a musician.23Read Chapter 1 and answer—Who is Mr. Flinch?—What is he like?—What was his problem?41 Mr Flinch —What is he like?In a grim, grey house in a grim, grey town lived an unhappy man.(P3)He was a miser (P4)He was mean and miserable (P4)5He got two noisy neighbours. So he tried everything to keep out the noise. (P10)What was Mr. Flinch’s problem? 6What were the nasty tricks?Did the tricks end in success or failure?How did Carl and Poppy deal with them?71. What were the nasty tricks? Tricks to Carl: dead rat; (p12) Tricks to Poppy: ghost (p13-14)2. Did the tricks end in success or failure?They ended in failure.3. How did Carl and Poppy deal with them? Carl’s mother cleaned up the house, and he ate his breakfast outside. (P16) Poppy thought it was angles who sang down her chimney.(P18)8What was the new plan?9What did Mr. Flinch do to solve the problem this time? He decided to give them each some money. They had to move house in return. 10Has the problem solved? What did the neighbours do?11No. The two neighbours swapped their houses.12Mr Flinchunfriendly(p12-13)meanmiserable(p4)unhappy(p3)upset(p11)angry(p10)Character Analysispitiful(p30)Find out the sentences that support your ideas.13Reading AloudTips:  Try to imitate the recording.Pay attention to your pronunciation and intonation.Use your voice and expression to tell what is happening.1415Group work: DiscussionWhy was Mr Flinch unhappy and the two neighbours far too happy? (p21-22)Do you feel any sympathy for Mr Flinch? ? Why or why not? ?If you were Mr Flinch, what would you do to your noisy neighbours? ?16What can we learn from the story?Wishes can come true in unexpected ways.Happiness comes from your heart.He can communicate with the neighbours, and try to understand and forgive them.17New Words (Chapter 1)grim grey misergave awaygave-away a penny gave-away a smile meanmiserableon one side of…belong towoke up难看的难看的灰灰 守财奴守财奴赠品赠品捐一个便是捐一个便是露一个笑容露一个笑容吝啬的吝啬的悲惨的悲惨的在在….的一边的一边属于属于醒来醒来18New wordsshook with the noisebright bluegrand tune drums thundered shutcame thought跟着噪音摇晃跟着噪音摇晃天蓝色的天蓝色的壮丽的壮丽的/重大的重大的曲子曲子鼓声隆隆鼓声隆隆关上关上透过透过......传来传来19shook and shivered rapfar too making music wound old towels round his headtore them all up keep out震动颤抖起来震动颤抖起来轻敲轻敲太太演奏音乐演奏音乐曾用旧毛巾把头曾用旧毛巾把头包起来包起来把它们全撕碎了把它们全撕碎了遮挡遮挡20filling Shouted it out loud nasty trick sneak intocrawlget rid ofgrimgrin馅馅大声喊出大声喊出恶劣的诡计恶劣的诡计偷偷溜进偷偷溜进爬行爬行  摆脱摆脱冷酷的冷酷的 残忍的残忍的露齿而笑露齿而笑 咧着嘴咧着嘴笑笑New Words (Chapter 2)21a loaf ofsmugsmirkbeam with joy promisetake away nice and loudIt was too much for…一条一条 一块一块自鸣得意的，自以为是自鸣得意的，自以为是的的傻笑，假笑，得意地笑傻笑，假笑，得意地笑眉开眼笑，眉开眼笑， 笑逐颜开笑逐颜开许诺，允诺，保证许诺，允诺，保证外卖外卖又好听又热闹又好听又热闹对对…来说简直受够了来说简直受够了22a fistful of any thing you saywipeas long as move out as soon as offereda hatful of if that is what you want一把一把怎么说都行怎么说都行擦掉（除）擦掉（除）只要；既然；由于只要；既然；由于搬出去；搬出去；一一…就；一经就；一经提供；提议提供；提议一帽子的；（一帽子的；（hatful:很多）很多）如果你想这么办的如果你想这么办的话话New Words (Chapter 3)23as happy as a man like Mr Flinch can ever be felt in his empty pockets gulped in a few dayssold upat lastpeace and quietnothing but scratching 一个像弗林奇先生一个像弗林奇先生这样的人还从来没有这样的人还从来没有这么高兴过这么高兴过把手伸进空空的口把手伸进空空的口袋里摸了摸袋里摸了摸深吸一口气；哽住深吸一口气；哽住几天后几天后把把…卖了出去卖了出去 终于终于除了除了…什么都没有了什么都没有了宁静宁静搔抓着搔抓着;刮痕刮痕24wave up atagreedswapstruggle withall sethouse-warming partythere’s no place like home向上朝向上朝…挥了手挥了手同意同意交换交换与与…挣扎挣扎准备好了准备好了乔迁派对乔迁派对在没有比家里更在没有比家里更好的地方了好的地方了New Words (Chapter 4)25HomeworkFind out atn least 10 good sentences, and write down the Chinese meaning.26。