Unitwisdomofbearwood熊樹林的智慧PPT課件

1、Warm-upWarm-upIntroduce one of your best friends to your classmates.Are there things in common that lead to your friendship?Why do we need friendship? What can we get from it?Can you give me some tips to better cultivate friendship?List out the ingredients you think of importance to true friendship.

2、第1頁/共56頁第2頁/共56頁第3頁/共56頁第4頁/共56頁Robin HoodRobin Hood is a legendary hero of a series of English ballads, some of which date from at least the 14th century. He was a rebel, and many of the most striking episodes in the tales about him show him and his companions robbing and killing representatives of

3、 authority and giving the gains to the poor. Their most frequent enemy was the Sheriff of Nottingham, a local agent of the central government. Others included wealthy ecclesiastical land owners.第5頁/共56頁第6頁/共56頁-shire: county e.g. Berkshire Lancashire Shropshire第7頁/共56頁第8頁/共56頁第9頁/共56頁第10頁/共56頁第11頁/共

4、56頁第12頁/共56頁第13頁/共56頁第14頁/共56頁第15頁/共56頁第16頁/共56頁第17頁/共56頁Detailed Discussion of the text1) What is the theme of the story ?The theme is summed up at the very end.2) Why can they become good friends?Differences old 12 English American woman boy lost her separated husband from friendsSimilarities1. lo

5、nely2. common interestnature and knowledge3. true lovegiving not taking第18頁/共56頁Structure of the TextPart 1 (paras. 1 ):3In his first six months in England, the 12-year-old American boy enjoyed the woods and farmsthere, but avoided making friends for fear that he would have to say good-bye too soon.

6、 Part 2 (paras. 4- ):37The boy made the best friend in the world.Part 3 (paras.36- ):35 Friendship is possible between very differentPeople.第19頁/共56頁Further Discussion About the Story How did the boy come to live in England? What did he usually do to amuse himself? Why did Bear Wood become his favor

7、ite? How did the boy come to meet Mrs. Robertson-Glasgow? Why did they enjoy each others company so much? What did the boy discover about the elderly woman? Can you imagine what kind of life she had had? How did the boy suddenly lose his dear friend? Retell the story in your own words. 第20頁/共56頁 A f

8、riend is, as it were, another self. Old friends and old wines are best. Everything is good when new, but friends when old. A friend to all is a friend to none. A friend without faults will never be found. A man cannot be said to succeed in his life who does not satisfy one friend. Be slow in choosin

9、g a friend, slower in changing. Better alone than have a false friend for company. Better an intelligent enemy than an ignorant friend. Translations:第21頁/共56頁 可以說，朋友是自己的化身。 陳酒味醇，老友情深。 東西新的好，朋友老的佳。 濫交者無友。 人無完人。 不能使一個朋友滿意的人，不能說是一個成功者。 擇友不宜快，絕交更須慢。 交損友不如無友。 寧樹聰明敵，不交無知友。 第22頁/共56頁1) to go overseas to go

10、 to the foreign countries 去國外去國外 -As a Prime Minister, he has a lot of opportunities to go overseas. 作為作為首相首相,他有很多出國的機會。他有很多出國的機會。Vocabulary第23頁/共56頁2) every few years sth. will happen regularly after a few years 每隔幾年 They come to visit China every few years. 他們每隔幾年訪問一次中國。第24頁/共56頁3) to be used to s

11、th./doing sth. to have learned to accept sth ; to be accustomed to sth( 對某事物)已適應;已習慣 After three weeks she had got used to the extreme heat 三個星期以后她就適應酷熱的環(huán)境了。第25頁/共56頁4) to wrench yourself away from to twist and pull yourself away(or free)from 痛苦地離別或分開 Its really difficult to wrench yourself away fro

12、m your beloved relatives.與你摯愛的親人痛苦的別離實在很難。第26頁/共56頁5）to verge against to be close to ; to be at the edge or border of 靠近邊緣;構成的邊沿 -This narrow strip verges against the road. 這條狹長的地帶構成了公路的邊沿。第27頁/共56頁6) to rocket off into to go off like rockets into 像火箭一樣飛進 -The birds rocketed off into the woods when

13、people earn 有人來時 , 鳥兒們迅速飛進了樹林。第28頁/共56頁7) to keep to oneself to live a very quiet and private life and not do many things involving other people 獨居 -Nobody knows much about him; he keeps himself (very much)to himself.誰都不太了解他 , 因為他很少與人來往。第29頁/共56頁8) to give sb. Permission to do sth. to allow sb. to d

14、o sth. 允許某人做某事 -She has already given me permission to leave 她已經準許我離開了。第30頁/共56頁9) to roam about to walk or travel without any definite aim or destination 漫無目的地走動漫步 -He used to roam about the streets for hours on end. 他過去常逛大街 , 一逛就是幾個小時。第31頁/共56頁10) to creep into to move slowly, quietly or stealthil

15、y into 悄悄溜進 -The cat crept into her room- 那只貓悄悄地溜進了她的房間。第32頁/共56頁11) to warn sb. Do sth. To advise sb.to do sth 建議或勸告某人做某事 -She warned them to be careful. 她告訴他們務必小心。第33頁/共56頁12) to run into to meet sb. by chance 偶然遇見某人 -Guess who I ran into today. 你猜我今天碰見誰了。第34頁/共56頁13) to catch ones breath to stop

16、breathing for a moment (because of fear, shock, etc.)( 因恐懼、震驚等)一時停止呼吸;屏息 -He caught his breath in surprise. 他驚奇得屏住了呼吸。第35頁/共56頁14) to put sb. at ease to make sb. feel relaxed 使某人感到舒適、不拘束等 -He had been dreading their meeting but her warm welcome soon put him at his 四比他對彼此相見 一直忐忑不安,可是她的熱情相迎使他很快就無拘無束了。

17、第36頁/共56頁15) to be on ones way to be in the process of going or coming 在來與去的行進中;在路上 -Ill buy some bread on my way home. 我要在回家的路上買些面包。第37頁/共56頁16) to point toward to aim or direct sth. 用手指著某物 -He is pointing a telescope toward the moon. 他正用望遠鏡對著月亮。第38頁/共56頁17) to be about to do sth. to intend to do s

18、th. immediately; to be on the point of doing sth將;正要 -As I was about to say when you interrupted me. 我正要說的時候 , 你插嘴了。第39頁/共56頁18) to care to do sth. to be willing or agree to do sth ; to wish or like to do sth 愿意或同意做某事 ; 希望或喜歡做某事 -Would you care to go for a walk? 你愿意散散步嗎 ?第40頁/共56頁19) to want sb. aga

19、inst sth. /doing sth. to put sb. on his guard against sth. 讓某人警惕或提防某人做某事 The doctor warned us against overtiring the patient- 醫(yī)生讓我們注意病人不可過度操勞。第41頁/共56頁20) set off to begin (a journey, race,etc. 開始 ( 旅行、賽跑等 -What time are you planning to set off tomorrow? 你打算明天幾點鐘啟程 ?第42頁/共56頁21) to pass away (euph.)

20、to die 死 -His mother passed away last year- 他母親去年去世了。第43頁/共56頁22) a dozen of a lot of 很多 -She has a dozen of friends. 她的朋友多極了。第44頁/共56頁23) to glance at to take a quick look at 瞥一眼 p 看一下 -She glanced shyly at him and then lowered her eyes- 她羞怯地偷看了他一下 , 隨即垂下眼簾。第45頁/共56頁24) to ask(sb.)about sth/sb. to

21、request information (about sth/sb.)(from sb. )問 : 詢問 -Ask (him) about the ring you lost-he my have found it. 問問(他)你丟的戒指也許他撿到了。第46頁/共56頁25) to go by (of time)to pass ; to elapse ( 指時間 ) 過去對消逝 -As time goes by my memory seems to get worse. 隨著時間的流逝 , 我的記憶力似乎越來越差。第47頁/共56頁26) to promise to do sth. to as

22、sure that one will do sth 許諾 ; 答應做某事 -Do you promise faithfully to pay me back? 你能切實保證把錢還給我嗎 ? -Yes, I promise.是的 , 我保證。 第48頁/共56頁27) look forward to sth./doing sth. to anticipate sth with pleasure 欣然期待某事物 -Were SO much looking forward to seeing you again. 我們非常盼望再見到你。第49頁/共56頁28) brim over (with sth.) to overflow 溢出;洋、溢 to brim over with excitement, happiness, joy, etc. 洋溢著興奮、幸福、歡樂等第50頁/共56頁29) to be inclined to do sth. to want to behave