牛津版 八年级 (8A) Unit 2
Integrated skills 广东 钟 聪
Comparing schools
Rocky School 1, h 12w Sunshine School 1, h 7w Woodland School h 6w
Number of students Number of teachers Number of classrooms Length of summer holiday (how long) Time spent 1 day on homework Do students wear uniforms? Do students go to morning assembly?
Daniel is finishing his article. There are _____ teachers and _____ students in Woodland School than in Beijing Sunshine Secondary School. Chinese students have ____ weeks off in the summertime than British students. fewer more fewer
British students spend ___ time doing their home work than Chinese students. American students spend ___ time doing their homework than British students. Rocky Mountain High School is ____________ Woodland School. less different from
Students at Rocky Mountain High School do not wear uniforms and do not have morning assembly. Students in the USA have _____ weeks off in summertime than British students, and they spend ____ time doing their homework. more less
I spend the most time doing my homework. Daniel: John: The morning assembly at my school is like the morning at Daniel’s school. 2. Daniel 3. Nancy 4. Daniel 5. John 6. Nancy
The length of the table is 1.15 meters M
summertime = the season of summer
have 8 weeks off = to be away from work or school for 8 weeks
J: How many Grade 8 classes are there in your school? D: There are six. J: In my school, there are only three Grade 8 classes. Your school has more Grade 8 classes than our Speak up
school. How many classmates do you have? D: I have 48. And you? J: 25. I have fewer classmates than you. How many computer lessons do you have each week?
D: I have three computer lessons. How about you? J: Four. But Nancy has five in her school. She has the most computer lessons.
Suppose you are the headmaster of Jiang Nan Middle School, and what do you want your school to be like in ten years? Free talk
1. Talk to your friend about your schools and school lives using John and Daniel’s conversation on P.29 as a model. 2. Write an article about your school using the information in the table. 1. Talk to your friend about your schools and school lives using John and Daniel’s conversation on P.29 as a model. 2. Write an article about your school using the information in the table. Homework