,UNIT 1,UNIT 1,Enjoy Your Feelings!,Lead-in Matching Game Brainstorming Watching &Discussing Role Playing Listening &Talking Acting It Out Fun Time Oral Assignment,Contents,Book 4 Unit 1,Lead-in,A. Answer the EQ question: When was the last time you Cried? Why?,Book 4 Unit 1,Lead-in,B. Work in groups, discuss the following questions and then share your answers with the whole class.,Book 4 Unit 1,Lead-in,Question 1 (for Group 1): What makes you happy? Are you happy when other people are happy?,Question 2 (for group 2) Do you often feel blue? What will you do if you are in low spirit?,Book 4 Unit 1,Lead-in,Question 3 (for Group 3): Why do people get angry? How do you control your anger?,Question 4 (for group 4) Can you define some of the most common kinds of emotion? What are they?,Book 4 Unit 1,For your reference:,Lead-in,For your reference :,Book 4 Unit 1,Lead-in,For your reference (continue):,Book 4 Unit 1,Matching Game,A. Work in pairs, try to match the names of the feelings with their definitions.,1. anger,2. frustration,3. excitement,4. shame,5. grief,6. surprise,a strong feeling of displeasure aroused by being injured or mistreated,a feeling of dissatisfaction,the feeling of lively and cheerful joy,an unpleasant feeling caused by awareness of guilt, fault, foolishness or failure,great sorrow or unhappiness caused by loss of a loved one (esp. by death),the feeling caused by sth. sudden or unexpected,Book 4 Unit 1,Matching Game,8. fear,12. confusion,9. guilt,10. disappointment,11. sadness,7.happiness,(continue):,feeling of great worry or anxiety caused by the knowledge of danger,a feeling of responsibility for having done wrong,a feeling of dissatisfaction that results when your expectations are not realized,feelings of enjoyment and satisfaction,emotions of feeling unhappy,Book 4 Unit 1,B. Look at these facial expressions. Tell the names of the feelings these images may be most likely to show.,Anger,Fear,Happiness,Sadness,Surprise,Matching Game,Book 4 Unit 1,Matching Game,confusion,shyness,disappointment,upset,embarrassment,Book 4 Unit 1,(continue):,B. Learn the following English idioms and guess what kind of feelings they may define.,Brainstorming,sadness,happiness,anger,anger,Book 4 Unit 1,Brainstorming,happiness,sadness,happiness,sadness,Book 4 Unit 1,(continue):,Brainstorming,happiness,excitement,anger,surprise,Book 4 Unit 1,(continue):,Listening & Talking,Listen to a BBC talk about happiness, then finish the tasks given below.,Task 1:,Book 4 Unit 1,Task 1: Listen to the talk and complete the sentences with the missing words.,If youre feeling happy, you could express it in these ways. “Im _.” “Im _.” “Im _.” And another word for “happiness” can be _,feeling quite cheerful today,content,feeling good,“well-being”,Book 4 Unit 1,Listening & Talking,_ is a word we sometimes use to describe someone whos not happy. We can also say. _ “Im_.” “Hes _today.”,Task 1: Listen to the talk and complete the sentences with the missing words.,In some countries, notably _, it appears that despite _ in their history, theyre getting slightly more _. And people in Britain are not happier than they were _, even though Britain is _.,“Miserable”,“Shes sad.”,feeling low,a bit down,the United States,being richer than ever,miserable,50 years ago,three times richer,Book 4 Unit 1,Listening & Talking,See You Next Time!,