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Give a presentation of your favorite sport star.
1) Work in groups of 4, decide what your favorite sport is and who your favorite sport star(s) is / are. Our favorite sport is ________. Our favorite sport star(s) is / are _______.
2) Think about the information you know about the star(s), try to find some pictures and introductions of the sport star(s) from magazines, books or the Internet.
3) Work in groups and put all your materials together. Select the most suitable ones for your presentation.
4) Work in groups and make a poster to introduce your favorite sport star(s) to your classmates.
5) Choose one group member to introduce your favorite sport star(s) to the whole class. Hello, I’m in Group ________. We all like ________ (sport) and this is our poster. ________ is our favorite sport star. In this picture, he / she is ________. 6) Students vote to choose the best poster and presentation. Listen and repeat. 听录音跟读，并注意以下发音。
All my friends are doing sports. Charles is jogging. George is shooting. Jane is swimming. But what am I doing? I am working in the garage (车库)! I learned: ( ) badminton ( ) foreign
( ) station
( ) information
( ) message ( ) volleyball ( ) volunteer
( ) service
( ) place
( ) translation ( ) provide
( ) baseball ( ) tennis ( ) housework ( ) poster I can: ( ) make phone calls in English. ( ) talk about sports. ( ) use present continuous tense to describe actions.
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volleyball n. 排球baseball n. tennis n. 网球message booklet n.
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棒球 badminton n. 羽毛球
信息housework n. 家务poster n. 海报
n. 志愿者information n. 信息
n. 服务
小册子volunteer
provide v. 提供translation n. 翻译service foreign adj.
外国的place v. 摆放，放置table tennis 乒乓球
take a message留信息，带口信put up张贴hand out 分发Hold on! 稍候！ look forward to期待，盼望the Olympic Games The Olympic Motto
The Olympic motto is made up of three Latin words, “Citius, Altius, Fortius”, which means “Swifter, Higher, Stronger”. These three
words encourage (鼓励) the athletes to do their best during the competition, and to view this effort as a victory (胜利) in itself. It can apply equally to athletes and to each one of us.
The three Latin words became the Olympic motto in 1894, the date of the IOC’s (International Olympic Committee, 国际奥委会) creation. To better understand the motto, we can
compare it with another well-known phrase — The most important thing is not to win but to take part. This idea was developed by Pierre de Coubertin (皮埃尔·德·顾拜旦) during the Games of London in 1908.
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