外研版九年级英语下册 （They don't sit in rows）Education 课件.pptx

Unit 2 EducationThey don't sit in rows What words can you think of when we talk about your school?campushomeworksubjectschoolclassroomexamclubteacherfriendinterestingtoo muchlargeboringbuildingsmany treescampushomeworksubjectschoolclassroomexamseriousclubteacherfriendhonestpatientkindhappylibraryplaygroundlaboratorycomputer roommeeting roomclassroomWhat can we do in our school?have classeshave a sports meetingwatch a matchhave a partyWhat is life like in a British school?Background Knowledge 在英国, 中等教育通常在11-16岁, 并按照year划分（Years7-12）。Year 8相当于中国的８年级。学生16岁时要参加普通教育证书（GCSE）的考试。通过后才能在学校或私立中学接受两年的中等教育，之后要参加Ａ级考试。In the United Kingdom, there are rows of lockers by the classrooms for students to put their stationery, books, exercise-books and other belongings.In the United Kingdom, there are fewer students in a class — no more than 30 per class.In the United Kingdom, when classes are over in the afternoon, students take part in different outdoor activities, which makes their school life more interesting. They can enjoy nature, play ball games or do what else they like. They don’t have to hurry home to do homework.After school, some may read or study in the library. Some may discuss with their classmates about the lessons.DiscussionIs school fun?What’s your school like?What do you like best about your school?Listen and complete the sentences. niceThe weather was ________ when Tony was in London.Tony played football with ________.Daming is surprised to hear that Tony ___________.Tony didn’t go to lessons. He was ___________.Susie’s classmateswent to school on his holiday just visiting Listen and ask the question.What is the conversation about?It’s about a school in England.Read and answer the questions.1.Who did Tony visit in London?Tony visited his friend Susie in London.2. How did Tony get the photos of Susie’s school?Tony took the photos of Susie’s school.3. Which class is a bit bigger, Susie’s or Daming’s?Daming’s class is bigger than Susie’s school.4. What does Betty hope