Unit8

OnceUponaTimeSectionA2a-2eAStorySharingFestival!Whichstorywouldyouliketoshare?Let’schoosestoriesfromtwogroups:

Westernfables(寓言故事)Chineseidiomstories(成語故事)WhatmakesastorygoodforsharinginEnglish?Part1LearningandUnderstanding-RulesofChoosingaStoryRememberthreerules:

Chooseasimplestory

–thinkaboutthecharacters(角色)

andplot(情節(jié))2.Clearitsbigidea

–thinkaboutitsmoral(寓意)3.Markthehardwords

–usestrategytoworkitoutstoriescanholdideasbigshortTheChineseFarmerWhoLostHisHorsePainttheDragon,DottheEyesLuckyorUnluckyMakethefinishingpoints畫龍點(diǎn)金塞翁失馬Calling

aDeeraHorseTwistingTruthwithPowerChineseidiomstoriesTip1:Createthetitlebythinkingaboutitscharacter(角色),plot(情節(jié))

ormoral(寓意).指鹿為馬Part1LearningandUnderstanding-TitleCreationWhat’sthedifferencebetweentwoEnglishtitles?directnamesmeaningfultitlesCallingBlackWhiteSettingTip2:Learntosettheframeworkbyusing

5-fingerstrategy.5-FingerStrategyCharactersProblemEvents(事件)SolutionWhenandwheredoesthestoryhappen?Who

are

thestoryabout?Whatwentwrong?Whathappenedinthestory?Howwastheproblemworkedout?nameidentity(身份)personality(性格)AVSB

(conflict沖突)beginning-middle–endaction&sayingtime&placeendMoral

(寓意)Part1LearningandUnderstanding-Framework

(框架)SettingPart2Applying&Practicing-AddingDetails(細(xì)節(jié))要

素文本細(xì)節(jié)語言特點(diǎn)SettingCharactersEventsTip3:

Adddetailsbylistingaformordrawingastorymap.ProblemSolutionlievstruthadultvschildtellthetruthMoral

(寓意)Onceuponatime故事開頭：Onceuponatimeanemperor;twobrothers;theemperor’sofficial;peopleinthestreet;aboy人物設(shè)定：differentidentitiesBeginning:①anemperor:likedclothes,wantedtobuy②twobrothers:came,lied,pretended

“Onlycleverpeoplecanseethem!”

Middle:theemperor,officials:couldn’tsee,didn’twanttolooksilly,praised

“Whatlovelyclothes!”End:①theemperor:decidedtoshow;people:praised②aboy:suddenly,shouted;everyone:lookedat,startedlaughing“Look!Theemperorhasnoclotheson!”故事情節(jié)由人物的行為和話語共同推動(dòng)行為：一般過去時(shí)(動(dòng)詞過去式)，副詞(suddenly)話語：直接引用，一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)，感嘆句，形容詞Part2Applying&Practicing-MoralDiscoveryandExpressionShowthePointFindLinkTranslate堅(jiān)守誠信謊言終將被揭穿

獨(dú)立思考

從眾心理隱患多別讓虛榮心支配你Alwaystellthetruth.Liesdon’tlastforever.

Thinkforyourself.Followingthecrowd

is

dangerous.Don’tletpridecontrolyou.Tip4:Findthemoralbyfocusingonproblemsandsolutions.title(故事標(biāo)題):_____________________characters(主要角色)：__________________problem(關(guān)鍵沖突)：______vs______solution(最意外情節(jié))：____________________Part2Applying&Practicing-Actingout開場Hi,everyone!I’dliketosharemyfavouritestorywithyou.Itsnameis...Doyouknowthestory...?講述故事once,onceuponatime,longago,longagopast-tenseverbs:liked,wanted,came,lied,pretendedwhatthecharacterssaid:“…can/are/has...”he/shesaid.connecting

words:oneday,then,next,theend…Thestoryteachesus:

結(jié)尾Theend!Didyoulikethestory?Pleasetellmewhatyouthink!Tip5:Speakloudlyandconfidentlywithfacialexpressionsandbodymovements.Part3Transferring&Innovating-

StorySharingCallingaDeeraHorseTwistingTruthwithPower指鹿為馬CallingBlackWhiteCharactersBeginningMiddleProblemEnd(Solution)ZhaoGao(apowerfulminister),anemperor,officialsZhaoGaowantedtoknowifofficialswouldfollowhim.Hebroughtadearbutcalledithorse.

Theemperorthoughtitmustbeadearandaskedtheofficials.Somelied,sometoldthetruth,otherssaidnothing.Zhaohurtthetruth-tellers,theneveryoneactedliketheliewastrue!Itisadearorahorse?Totelltruthorlie?TofollowZhaoornot?Moral

Whenpowerfulpeoplemakeotherslie,truthneedscourage.Checklist(評價(jià)表)IcantellastoryContent(內(nèi)容)beginthestorywithitsnametellthedevelopmentofthestorywithproperverbstelltheendandthemoralofthestoryLanguage(語言)usethesimplepresenttenseandthesimplepasttensecorrectlyuseconnectingwordsuseadjectivesandadverbstogivedetailsPerformance(表現(xiàn))speakloudlyandconfidentlyactwithfacialexpressionsandbodymovementsPart3Transferring&Innovating-

SharingHieveryone!LetmetellyouaChinesestorycalled

CallingaDeeraHorse.Onceuponatime,therewasapowerfulministernamedZhaoGao.Hewantedtoknowifofficialswouldfollowhim.Oneday,hebroughta

deer

totheemperorandsaid,“YourMajesty,I’mgivingyouthiswonderful

horse.”Theemperorlaughed,“Butthisisadeer!”ThenZhaoGaoaskedtheotherofficials,“Isthisadeerorahorse?”Someofficialswerescared.Theylied,“Yes,it’sahorse!”Somestayedquiet.Afewbraveonessaid,“It’sadeer!”Later,ZhaoGaohurtthetruth-tellers.Finally,everyoneactedliketheliewastrue.Whenevertheysawadeer,theycalleditahorse!Thestoryteachesus:

Whenpowerfulpeoplemakeotherslie,