牛津译林版英语7BUnit5welcometotheunit课件（共14张PPT）(1).ppt

Unit 5 Amazing things! Comic strip Welcome to the unitPage 2What do you think of it?Enjoy a videoPage 3There are many amazing things in the world. Page 4The Sun is about 1,300,000 times larger than the Earth. Do you know?Which one is bigger?Page 5There are no bones in the back of elephants feet-only fat. Do you know?Are there any bones in elephants feet?not anyPage 6Our eyes are the same size from birth,but our nose and ears never stop growing. Do you know?Page 7Fish sleep with their eyes open. Do you knowHow do fish sleep in water? with +n./短语短语+adj ，作伴随状语。，作伴随状语。Page 8 The Sun is about 1,300,larger than the Earth.There are no bones in the back of elephants feet-only fat. Our nose and ears never stop growing , but our eyes are the same size from birth.Fish sleep with their eyes open. 1234abcdPage 9Eddie found an amazing thing, too. Whats it? Lets go and see. Page 101. Do Eddie and Hobo see a UFO?2. What do they see in fact (事实上事实上)?3. Did you see a plane in the past? Was it small?No, they dont. They see a plane. Look at the video and answer the questions.Yes, I did. No. It was very big. The amazing world We live in a w world with a lot ofamazing things. There is a book about fun f in the world.A man is so c that he can write with onehand and draw with the other at the s time.It is really i that the giraffe, like aperson, has only 7 b in its long neck. And wealso know that the E never s runningaround the Sun. Elephants walk on tiptoe(脚尖).How f it is！ Dont you think theyre a ？ onderfulactsoolamenterestingonesarthtopsunnymazingWhat do you think of it?Enjoy a video from Americas Got Talent.(美国达人秀美国达人秀)It is cool /interesting/ strange that the man can sit in the air with a stick (棍子棍子)!A tortoise(乌龟乌龟) called Jonasson lives up to 176 years oldthis year.The world is full of amazing thingsA young man travelled around over 90 countries by bike.Bao Xishun, a Chinese, is 2.36 meters tall. An old man can write with one hand and draw with theother at the same time.7B Unit 5 Welcome to the unit