1、Unit 3 Getting along with others Welcome to the unit Book 1 Unit 3 Getting along with others Welcome to the unit What do(did) you usually do together? We met lots of people when we were in kindergartens, primary schools and junior high. Some of them became our _. We loved to stay with them, _ unforg
2、ettable moments with them and doing what we loved _. Yet, as we grow up, big changes are happening within us both physically and mentally. Meanwhile, _ will arise when we get along with each other. friends Our friends sharing problems together Friendship problems Bills problem We are at the _ high s
3、chool, but things have changed: We no longer share the same _. Past: We used to be crazy about comics, and we always read _ books together. Now: Whenever I suggest reading a comic book, he always _. same interests comic disagrees Bills problem Bill and his friend do not share the same interests now.
4、 Janes problem Harrys problem Problems they face Janes problem We are at _ high schools, and I _ my best friend from junior high. Past: We used to stick together, and _ everything with one another. Now: We dont see each other very _. different miss share often Bills problem Bill and his friend do no
5、t share the same interests now. Janes problem Jane misses her friend at junior high very much. Harrys problem Problems they face Harrys problem I _ my new school. My teachers and fellow students are fantastic. I have every hope of _ _with the other boys. But, I dare not. Im _ they dont like me, and
6、that they would laugh at me. love making friends afraid Bills problem Bill and his friend do not share the same interests now. Janes problem Jane misses her friend at junior high very much. Harrys problem Harry is too shy to make friends with other boys in his class. Problems they face _ friendship
7、Start a friendship Maintain a friendship Friendship problems Start a friendship Maintain a friendship Types of friendship problems End a friendship What leads to friendship problems? personality interest contact values respect care goal trust quality Who can give us help? sources of help parents tea
8、chers other friends experts doctors online friends Who would you like to turn to? What advice can we give? If I were, I would suggest that Bill should Bill and his friend Paul do not share the same interests now. rethink about their friendship sources of help parents teachers other friends experts d
9、octors online friends What advice can we give? If I were, I would suggest that Jane should Jane misses her friend at junior high very much. keep in touch(online, letter, etc.) sources of help parents teachers other friends experts doctors online friends What advice can we give? If I were, I would su
10、ggest that Harry should Harry is too shy to make friends with other boys in his class. be brave sources of help parents teachers other friends experts doctors online friends Growing up brings with it lot of pains, leading to various problems about how to get along with others, especially friends. Pr
11、oblems may come from the i_, goal and values we no longer _, the kindly smiles and sweet memories we no longer c_, the due r_ to each other in mind we fail to bear, and the companionship(陪伴) we treasured ending in nightmare. How to get along with others interest care respect share We learn from mist
12、akes and long for more chances. We turn to p_ and t_ for advice, finding answers on the _, even counting on cures from d_ and the like. When we look at friendship problems in another way, things may become as clear as day. Getting along with others need our study without delay, as friends are valuab
13、le and_ beyond compare. How to get along with others parents teachers Internet doctors important What can friends be compared to? Friends are like books. You dont need a lot of them as long as they are good. Friends are like stars. You dont always see them, but you know theyre always there. Friends
14、are like wine: the older, the better. Friends are like diamonds, precious and rare . Friends are like . The significance of Friends _ man is an island, entire of itself; _ man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main; John Donne （1572-1631） No Every never send to know for whom the bell tolls;
15、 it tolls for thee. The significance of Friends We all need friends. They define our true existence, They mean extended experiences, We cannot live without friends, be it peaceful days, times of war, or the end of the world. They shine through the clouds with its invisible power and infinite glory.
16、The glory of friendship The glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile, nor the joy of companionship; it is the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him. Ralph Waldo Emerson （1803-1882） The glo
17、ry of friendship Karl Marx Friedrich Engels The Great Friendship Blood Brotherhood The glory of friendship That day, we met each other. Sweet breeze and shining dust. That day, we knew each other, Reddish cheeks and open hearts. It was a brand-new start, as if nothing could set us apart. Of My Frien
18、ds and Friendship One day we seldom met. A bit strange, yet not paid much attention to. One day we ceased to care, A little worried, yet neither made the first move. Books folded on the shelf, stars shadowed in the cloud. Wine rid of its taste, diamonds sealed in the case. Of My Friends and Friendsh
19、ip Once, I failed to read you, to care about you, to show you the respect that was due, and to be grateful for everything for me you loved to do. Now, I have found a better me than I used to be, with every means that mean to me. I am not the stupid innocent of where our friendship leads. I am learni
20、ng to keep the bond between you and me. Of My Friends and Friendship Of My Friends and Friendship How I wish our friendship could shine as that of the greats, How I wish its glory could never fade with tolling bell, If not, I shall let it be, with my blessing imprinted, in the memory when our story did begin. If so, I shall value it, have faith in it, and never let it go. Homework Writing Your writing should cover: friendship problems you have/had, causes of the problems, people you will turn to for help, how to do with the problems, what friends and friendship mean to you.
