北师大版高二英语必修5《Unit13 Warm-up》教案

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1、Warm-up In this unit you willRead a magazine article and a literature extract.Talk about peoples personalities; describe people and speculate about photographs.Listen to a description of people, a class discussion and a dialogue.Write a description of a person.Learn and use Past Participles and moda

2、l verbs for speculation.Warmup.Add these words to the Key Words box.beard, blond, curly, elderly, long, overweight, slim, wavy, wrinklesKEY WORDSHair: bald, dark, fair, red, shoulderlength, straight, short blond, curly, long, wavyAge: in her/his (early/mid/late)teens/twenties/thirties, middleaged el

3、derlySpecial features: eyebrows, moustache, ponytail beard, wrinklesfive-year- old girl in his fifties middle-aged womanlong hair short hair wavy hair blond hairGeneral: goodlooking, short, tall, wellbuilt overweight, slimAdd more words to the lists.Listen to the police description. Which people in

4、the photo below are the police looking for?TapescriptAnnouncer: Police are looking for four people in connection with a robbery. They were last seen in the London area. The first is a white man. He is quite tall with short, dark hair. He was last seen wearing a black baseball cap, a blue shirt and s

5、unglasses. The second is a white man wearing glasses. He is bald and was last seen wearing a white shirt and holding books under his arm. The third is a black woman. She has short hair and was last seen wearing a black and white striped top with a gold chain around her neck. The fourth per son is an

6、 old white man. He has grey hair and a gray beard and was last seen wearing glasses with red frames and a blue, white and red checked shirt, If you see any of these people, please contact good-lookingoverweight slimwrinkles ponytail moustacheWork in pairs. Take turns to describe people in the photos above. Your partner guesses who it is.Example Shes got long blond hair and shes smiling.WritingTry to describe one of your friends, then write it down in your exercise books.