高一英语牛津译林版必修一同步课件：Unit1SchoollifeWelcometotheunit（共35张幻灯片）.ppt

My ideal school life should be rich and colourful. We can not only enjoy the happiness of gaining knowledge but also take part in lots of after-class activities. Teachers and students can live in harmony,always friendly to each other. When we have difficulty with our studies,we can turn to our teachers at any time. I faithfully hope we can have less homework but more free time to develop our own interests. Besides, School should pay more attention to the students’ overall development rather than just focus on scores in exams . I dream of living in a harmonious and beautiful campus, full of challenges and discoveries. Unit 1 School life Which school did you graduate from? What’s your junior school like ? How did you use to spend your spare time ? What school activities did you often have ? What activities do you expect in your senior school ? military training theatrical performance What kind of school life do you expect in your senior school ? excitement challenges discoveries failures successes dreams joys sorrows laughter tears Do you know something about school life in other countries? Is it the same as that in China? List something different between them. Here are some pictures showing some parts of high school in the UK. Tell some differences between schools in China and in the UK according to the pictures. Huge campus and low buildings Lockers for every student Small class sizes A lot of outdoor activities Fill in the blanks according to what we discussed just now. In the UK, very _______ houses and huge campus can be seen. In China, each school also has a large campus, but the buildings are much _____. In the UK, there are _______for students outside the class- room, just like those in our _________. In the UK, the classroom is very big, with a few students in it. They’re usually low higher lockers bedrooms active _____ in class, eager to answer the teacher’s questions. In China, we always have a ______ number of students in each classroom and st