messysometimes,butfun!(forjunior3).pptVIP

Messy sometimes, but fun! (for Junior 3) 福建省泉州实验中学 谢培职 Pre-reading Answer the following questions: 1. What is your favorite food? 2. Who cooks food in your family? 3. Can you cook food by yourself? 4. Would you like to go to cooking class if your school offered one? 5. What other life skills do you think are important? While-reading 1. What special subject do British teenagers study at their schools? A. Computer and art. B. Piano lessons. C. Cookery classes. D. Growing plants. While-reading 2. Why do the British teenagers learn how to cook? A. Because they are interested in cookery. B. Because they have to face a test. C. Because people think they should learn some basic life skills. D. Because they don’t like KFC food. While-reading 3. What does the writer think of his cooking class? A. It makes him enjoy cookery. B. It means nothing to him. C. It is only part of childhood’s memory. D. It sounds strange to him. While-reading 4. How did the students deal with the dishes they cooked in class? A. They ate them in the classroom. B. They took them home. C. They left them in a big house. D. They throw them into trashcans. 将下列五句话重新排序，组成一段合乎逻辑的文字。 ? And, it’s difficult to carry around a meal in your school bag. ? When I got home there was sometimes not much left to eat! ? But we couldn’t leave our dishes in the cookery classroom. ? Sometimes the dish spills! ? Sometimes you get food on your homework! Useful words and phrases regular, technology, mixed, leave…in… , satisfy Post-reading For ________ teenagers, _______ class is one of their regular classes. Teachers teach them some _____ cooking skills. The students learn to cook food in ______. But they can’t ______ the food they cooked in the classroom. They usually take the food ______. When they grow up, many of them enjoy cooking. Some of them think cooking a dish for themselves or the people