初一英语Healthy food教案

picture 1→noodles picture 2→ice cream picture 3→fish picture 4→hamburger picture 5→Coke picture 6→rice picture 7→ candy

Now match these words with the pictures.

These are pictures of food and drink. Which is the food for eating? Which is the drink for drinking? Please match the words, eat and drink, with the pictures.

eat noodles / ice cream / fish / hamburger / rice / candy

drink Coke

3 Work in pairs. Read the text and check(√)the true sentences.

On page 29 there is a passage about healthy food and drink. It tells us fruit and vegetables are healthy food. It also tells us what to drink to keep healthy. Some of the following sentences are true. And some are not true. Please read the text and check (√) the true sentences.

Pork is healthy food. (√)

Tomatoes aren’t healthy food.

Apples are healthy food. (√)

Fish isn’t healthy food.

Rice and carrots are healthy food. (√)

Beef and noodles aren’t healthy food.

Hamburgers and Coke are healthy food and drink.

Candy isn’t healthy food. (√)

Now correct the false:

Tomatoes are healthy food.

Fish is healthy food.

Beef and noodles are healthy food.

Hamburgers and Coke aren’t healthy food and drink.

On page 29 is a passage about healthy food and drink. Read the passage carefully. While reading try to cut(断句)/ the sentences into parts, blacken(涂黑)the predicates, shade(加影) the connectives and underline(划线)the expressions.

Now write all the expressions in your Expression Book.

healthy food, healthy drink, to be healthy, eat noodles, drink juice，eat some meat，eat some fruit，eat ice cream,

What’s one’s favourite food and drink?

■Speaking and writing

4 Work in pairs. Talk about your answers.

At the end of the above passage, there are two questions for you. What’s your favourite food and drink? Are they healthy food and drink? Do you have the answers now? Please discuss with your partners and talk about your answers. You can make as many sentences as you like. Try to use as many new words of food and drink as possible.

What’s your favourite food and drink? → Meat and milk are my favourite food.

Are they healthy food and drink? → Yes, they are. They are healthy food and drink.

What’s your favourite food and drink? → Fish and water are my favourite food and drink.

Are they healthy food and drink? → Yes, they are. They are healthy food and drink.

What’s your favourite food? → Noodles and rice are my favourite food.

Are they healthy food? → Yes, they are. They are healthy food.

What’s your favourite food? → Hamburgers and candy are my favourite food.

Are they healthy food? → No, they aren’t. They aren’t healthy food.

What’s your favourite food and drink? → Fruit and juice are my favourite food and drink.

Are they healthy food and drink? → Yes, they are. They are healthy food and drink.

What’s your favourite food and drink? → Vegetables and Coke are my favorite food and drink.

Are they healthy food and drink? → No, vegetables are healthy food but Coke isn’t healthy drink.

5 Look at these sentences.

First look at the following example. Do you know how to join the two sentences now? Yes, use the word but. Try to join the sentences below with but. Do you know what is the meaning of the new sentence?

Meat and fish are healthy food.

Hamburgers and candy aren’t healthy food.

→Meat and fish are healthy food but hamburgers and candy aren’t healthy food.

Now join these sentences with but

1 Juice and water are healthy drinks but Coke isn’t a healthy drink.

2 Apples are healthy food but candy isn’t healthy food.

3 Noodles are healthy food but hamburgers aren’t healthy food.

4 Meat, vegetables and fruit are healthy food but Coke, ice cream and hamburgers are unhealthy food and drink.

6 Complete this sentence for you.

This time complete the sentence with your own words.

Vegetables and fruit are healthy food but ice cream and hamburgers are my favourite food.

Unit 3 Language in use

■Warming up

Hello, class. Language is something for use, for communication. And language can be learned in use, in communication.

Today we will learn about the English language in use. We will learn about English Grammar and English Vocabulary.

■Grammar

Have we got any fruit?

Yes, we have. / No, we haven’t.

We’ve got some oranges and some apples.

We haven't got any melons.

1 Work in pairs. Talk about the fridge.

What do you see on this page? Yes, a fridge with food and drink. Can you tell us the names of the food and drink? Have we got any fruit in the fridge? Yes, we have. We’ve got some bananas and some apples in the fridge. Have we got any drink in the fridge? Yes, we have. We’ve got some juice and some milk. We haven’t got any beers in the fridge. Please work with your partner and talk about the fridge. Use the following sentence patterns.

---Have we got any meat in the fridge?

---Yes, we have.

Have we got any meat in the fridge? → Yes, we have. We have got some meat in the fridge.

Have we got any fish in the fridge? → Yes, we have. We have got some fish in the fridge.

Have we got any vegetables in the fridge? → Yes, we have. We have got some vegetables in the fridge.

Have we got any eggs in the fridge? → Yes, we have. We have got some eggs in the fridge.

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