M3 Unit 1Writing Your StoryLead-in:1. Do you like reading stories?2. What kind of stories do you like? 3. Can you tell your favorite story? Review:1. What does a story usually include? Characters, setting and plot.2. What is a plot? What does a plot consist of? The chain of events in a story is called the plot. A plot tells what happens to the characters in a story. It usually contains these parts: start, body and ending.3. How can we make a story more interesting and lively?By using adjectives and adverbs in stories.Reading: (P97 A)1.Who are the main characters in the story?2.When and where did the story happen?3.What happened to the writer in the story? Picture talking: (p97 B) (work in pairs)Ask and answer as many questions as you can about each picture. About Picture One:1.When and where did the story happen?2.What were they doing?3. What did they hear?4. About Picture two1. What did . do?2. What did see?3. What did think?4. How did feel?5. What did want to do?6. What? Picture talking: (p97 B) (work in pairs)Try to ask and answer as many questions as you can about each picture. Picture TalkingGroup A vs Group B?Writing: (P97 B)Suggestions:1.Youd better use the first person. (I, we)2.Youd better use the past tense. (went, were)3. Other things you should pay attention toSome useful expressionsn Somebody was doing whenn Seeing/ Hearing this, somebody n Someone was about to dowhenn After someone reached, somebody began to don at the same time; meanwhilePresentation:1. Check your story with your partner.2. Enjoy more stories.Homework: Make up your own stories.A story on our way home One day, Tony and I were walking home when we heard a loud shout behind us. _