初中 初三 英語(yǔ)滬教牛津版9A U8-4 More Practice 課件

1、Unit 8 More Practice - The Last Leaf 教師：鄒婧珺 深圳中學(xué)Things you need to have at handA pen The 9A textbookA notebook pre-reading activity Think about the questions below. 1) Have you met any difficulties and want to give up? 2) What made you stick to hard work?The Gift of Magi Cabbages and KingsThe Last L

2、eaf pre-reading activity Match the words or expressions below with the correct explanation. 1) studio 2) ivy vine 3) go upstairs 4) blow 5) out of danger 6) fall a) will not die b) to send an air c) to drop down from a higher level to a lower level d) a green climbing plant e) a room where artists w

3、ork f) go to an upper floor of a building while-reading activity Read the passage on p. 125 quickly and answer the questions. 1) How many characters are there in the story? Who are they? The last leaf At the top of a house Sue and Johnny had their studio. In November, Johnsy became very ill, and was

4、 lying on her bed and looking through the window at the wall of the next house. “Her only chance,” the doctor said , “is for her to want to live.”After the doctor had gone, Sue came into Johnsys room. Johnsy was looking out of the window and counting.“Six,” said Johnsy. “There goes another one. Ther

5、e are only five left now.”“Five what, dear?”“Leaves. On the ivy vine. I want to see the last one fall. Then Ill die.”“Johnsy, dear,” said Sue, “try to sleep. I must go and ask Behrman to be my model.” Old Behrman was a painter. He was past 60 and earned a little money by being a model. Sue found Beh

6、rman and told him what Johnsy had said. Johnsy was sleeping when they went upstairs. They looked out of the window at the ivy vine. A cold rain was falling. The next morning, there stood one ivy leaf. “its the last one,” said Johnsy. “itll fall today, and Ill die.”At night, the wind began to blow. T

7、he next morning, the leaf was still there. “Something has made that last leaf stay there. Its wrong to want to die,” said Johnsy to Sue. “Please bring me a little soup now.”A few days later, the doctor said to Sue, “shes out of danger.”That afternoon, Sue came to the bed where Johnsy lay.“Mr. Behrma

8、n died today,” she said. “He was wet nd icy cold from being out all night. Do you know why the leaf never moved? Behrman painted it on the wall the night that the last leaf fell.” while-reading activity 1. 1) How many characters are there in the story? Who are they?Four characters. They are Sue, Joh

9、nsy, the doctor and Mr. Behrman. while-reading activity Read the passage on p. 125 quickly and answer the questions. 2) put the correct order before each sentence: _ Johnsy looked out of the window and believed she would die when the last leaf fell. _ The last leaf fell and Mr. Behrman painted the l

10、ast leaf on the wall. _I_ Johnsy was very ill. The doctor told Sue that Johnsy could live only if she wanted to. _ Johnsy began to get well but Mr. Behrman died. _ Sue found Mr. Behrman and told him what Johnsy said. _ Johnsy found that the last leaf was still there and cheered up. while-reading act

11、ivity The last leaf At the top of a house Sue and Johnny had their studio. In November, Johnsy became very ill, and was lying on her bed and looking through the window at the wall of the next house. “Her only chance,” the doctor said , “is for her to want to live.”After the doctor had gone, Sue came

12、 into Johnsys room. Johnsy was looking out of the window and counting.“Six,” said Johnsy. “There goes another one. There are only five left now.”“Five what, dear?”“Leaves. On the ivy vine. I want to see the last one fall. Then Ill die.”“Johnsy, dear,” said Sue, “try to sleep. I must go and ask Behrm

13、an to be my model.” Old Behrman was a painter. He was past 60 and earned a little money by being a model. Sue found Behrman and told him what Johnsy had said. Johnsy was sleeping when they went upstairs. They looked out of the window at the ivy vine. A cold rain was falling.The next morning, there s

14、tood one ivy leaf. “its the last one,” said Johnsy. “itll fall today, and Ill die.”At night, the wind began to blow. The next morning, the leaf was still there. “Something has made that last leaf stay there. Its wrong to want to die,” said Johnsy to Sue. “Please bring me a little soup now.”A few day

15、s later, the doctor said to Sue, “shes out of danger.”That afternoon, Sue came to the bed where Johnsy lay.“Mr. Behrman died today,” she said. “He was wet nd icy cold from being out all night. Do you know why the leaf never moved? Behrman painted it on the wall the night that the last leaf fell.” wh

16、ile-reading activity while-reading activity Read the passage on p. 125 quickly and answer the questions. 2) put the correct order in front of each sentence: _ Johnsy looked out of the window and believed she would die when the last leaf fell. _ The last leaf fell and Mr. Behrman painted the last lea

17、f on the wall. _ Johnsy was very ill. The doctor told Sue that Johnsy could live only if she wanted to. _ Johnsy began to become well but Mr. Behrman died. _ Sue found Mr. Behrman and told him what Johnsy said. _ Johnsy found that the last leaf was still there and cheered up.123456Plots of the story

18、 Johnsy was very ill. The doctor told Sue that Johnsy could live only if she wanted to.Johnsy looked out of the window and believed she would die when the last leaf fell.Sue found Mr. Behrman and told him what Johnsy said.The last leaf fell and Mr. Behrman painted the last leaf on the wall.Johnsy fo

19、und that the last leaf was still there and cheered up.Johnsy began to become well but Mr. Behrman died. while-reading activity Read the passage again carefully and answer the following questions. 1) Why did Johnsy think that she was going to die? 2) What made Johnsy decide to live? 3) What did Behrm

20、an do that cost him his life? while-reading activity The last leaf At the top of a house Sue and Johnny had their studio. In November, Johnsy became very ill, and was lying on her bed and looking through the window at the wall of the next house. “Her only chance,” the doctor said , “is for her to wa

21、nt to live.”After the doctor had gone, Sue came into Johnsys room. Johnsy was looking out of the window and counting.“Six,” said Johnsy. “There goes another one. There are only five left now.”“Five what, dear?”“Leaves. On the ivy vine. I want to see the last one fall. Then Ill die.”“Johnsy, dear,” s

22、aid Sue, “try to sleep. I must go and ask Behrman to be my model.” Old Behrman was a painter. He was past 60 and earned a little money by being a model. Sue found Behrman and told him what Johnsy had said. Johnsy was sleeping when they went upstairs. They looked out of the window at the ivy vine. A

23、cold rain was falling.The next morning, there stood one ivy leaf. “its the last one,” said Johnsy. “itll fall today, and Ill die.”At night, the wind began to blow. The next morning, the leaf was still there. “Something has made that last leaf stay there. Its wrong to want to die,” said Johnsy to Sue

24、. “Please bring me a little soup now.”A few days later, the doctor said to Sue, “shes out of danger.”That afternoon, Sue came to the bed where Johnsy lay.“Mr. Behrman died today,” she said. “He was wet nd icy cold from being out all night. Do you know why the leaf never moved? Behrman painted it on

25、the wall the night that the last leaf fell.” while-reading activity while-reading activity Read the passage again carefully and answer the following questions. 1) Why did Johnsy think that she was going to die? 2) What made Johnsy decide to live? 3) What did Behrman do that cost him his life?Because

26、 the leaves on the ivy vine kept on falling and became fewer and fewer. She believed she would die when the last leaf fell. The last leaf was still on the ivy vine after a windy night. Johnsy believed something had made the last stay there and found it wrong to want to die. He was out all night to p

27、aint the leaf on the wall the night that the last leaf fall. post-reading activity What have you learnt from this story? Both The Gifts and The Last Leaf are about people sacrificing for others. Can you think of any other similar stories?sacrifice: give up something valuable for other persons or things. post-reading activity What have you learnt from this story and characters in the story?The value of self-sacrifice: Old Behrman sacrificed his own life to save Johnsy. He is a hero! In real