英语Unit 3 Fascinating Parks课堂教学ppt课件

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What kinds f parks have yu been t? What are they like?
City parks
Amusement parks
Ocean parks
Sprts parks
Histry parks
Functins f parks
Take exercise t strengthen ur bdy
Appreciate diverse culture
Enrich/braden ur knwledge
Relax urselves/ relieve pressure
Enjy the beautiful scenery/enjy the luxury f fresh air/have fun
When it cmes t natinal park, what cme t yur mind first?
Yellwstne Natinal ParkYellwstne Natinal Park (becme) America’s first natinal park in 1872.Yellwstne, is mstly in the state f Wyming(美国怀俄明州), (cnsider) an example f the success f the Natinal Park System. Humans have been present in Yellwstne fr mre than 11,000 years. The first rganized① explratin② f the area lies clse t the cntinental divide f Nrth America tk place in 1870.【1】Thse first rganized explrers must have seen right away hw special the land was. Yellwstne cntains beautiful muntains, deep canyns(峡谷), lakes and rivers. The name Yellwstne cmes frm③ the river running thrugh the area. At first (knw) as Rck Yellw River, it became knwn as the Yellwstne River. Yellwstne is hst t many different species f plants. Hwever, the park is mst special because f what lies underneath④ it. It sits n tp f an ancient super vlcan, (knw) as The Yellwstne Caldera(火山口). 【2】It is believed the last time the vlcan explded r erupted⑤ was ne half millin years ag. The area (have) three majr eruptins in the last three millin years. In additin t⑥ its beauty and wnders, Yellwstne is hme t⑦ the largest grup f wild animals in the lwer 48 United States. As yu travel thrugh the park, yu can smetimes see them in their natural habitat⑧ and hear their calls t mate and defend themselves.
is cnsidered
What can yu see in the vide?
streams
muntains
trees/frests
lakes
cliff
grass
Lush/dense
Natinal park is an area f land that is prtected by the gvernment fr peple t visit because f its natural beauty and histrical r scientific interest.
Lk at the title and the pictures n this page. Q: Where wuld yu mst likely read this passage?A science article B travel jurnal C travel brchure D news reprt Q: In what persn is the passage written?
Read fr text type
Read fr the structure
A Land f Adventure　　　　　
Man at Peace with Nature　
A Land f Muntain and Ice　　　　　
A Summer Where the Sun Never Sleeps 　　
Lk after……use….accmpany
Para. 1 A Summer Where the Sun Never Sleeps I wake up t the sund f the wind buffeting the clth f my tent. Even thugh the sun is brightly shining, telling whether it is mrning r night is impssible. I’m abve the Arctic Circle, where in summer the sun never sets. Checking my watch, I see that it is 7: 30 a.m. I leave my tent and walk ver t the muntain edge. Spreading ut befre me, branches f the Rapa River flw thrugh the valley belw. I’m in the remte far nrth f Sweden in Sarek Natinal Park, a place with n rads r twns.　
Read fr the details
Q：Hw many hurs a day des the sun shine in summer in Sarek?
Para. 2 A Land f Muntain and Ice　　　　Sarek’s muntains used t be cvered by vast sheets f ice. Arund 9, 000 years ag, this ice melted, leaving behind abut 100 glaciers. Sn after, reindeer began t arrive. Fllwing the reindeer were the Sami peple, wh made this territry their hme. Getting here is quite difficult, s apart frm the Sami very few peple have ever seen Sarek. In 1909, Sarek was made a natinal park in rder t keep the land in its natural state. Thugh the Sami are allwed t cntinue their traditinal way f life in the park, n ne else can live here, and all new develpment is banned within park bundaries. At the far side f the valley, an ancient Sami cttage is visible. Clse by, there are a few reindeer feeding n grass.
Make a timeline abut the histry f Sarek.Q: What steps has the Swedish gvernment taken t keep Sarek in its natural state?
used t be cvered by vast sheets f ice
Arund 9, 000 years ag, this ice melted
Sn after, reindeer began t arrive.
Fllwing the reindeer were the Sami peple
In 1909, Sarek was made a natinal park
Para. 3 Man at Peace with Nature　Fr hundreds f years, lking after reindeer was a way f life fr the Sami. They used the reindeer’s meat fr fd, their bnes fr tls, and their skin fr making clthes and tents. Since reindeer were always n the mve, the Sami wuld pick up their tents and accmpany them. Tday, mst Sami have huses in villages near Sarek and live a mdern life just like their neighburs. But every spring, a small number f Sami still fllw their reindeer int the valleys f Sarek, living in tents r ld cttages and enjying their traditins. I am nt a Sami, but in Sarek I’ve adpted sme f their habits. Fr example, this mrning my breakfast is flat bread warmed ver a fire, dried reindeer meat, and sme sweet and sur berries that I fund grwing near my tent.　
Draw a mind map t shw the changes f the Sami’s lifestyle.Q: Why might s few want t live in Sarek?
Fr hundreds f years
lking after reindeer
They used the reindeer’s meat fr fd, their bnes fr tls, and their skin fr making clthes and tents
the Sami wuld pick up their tents and accmpany them.
mst Sami have huses in villages near Sarek and live a mdern life
living in tents r ld cttages and enjying their traditins.
Para. 4 A Land f Adventure 　After breakfast, I pack my bag and set ut again. Since I must carry all f my fd and supplies with me, my bag weighs abut 30 kilgrams. If tday is anything like yesterday, it will be full f sweat and hard wrk as I hike ver this difficult land t my destinatin n the ther side f the valley. Hwever, I cannt cmplain. Being in such a beautiful and wild place makes me feel blessed t be alive. Here I am, alne under this brad sky, breathing the fresh air, and enjying this great adventure. What culd be better?
Q: Hw did the authr feel abut the adventure? Find the supprting details.
Para. 4 A Land f Adventure 　After breakfast, I pack my bag and set ut again. Since I must carry all f my fd and supplies with me, my bag weighs abut 30 kilgrams. If tday is anything like yesterday, it will be full f sweat and hard wrk as I hike ver this difficult land t my destinatin n the ther side f the valley. Hwever, I cannt cmplain. Being in such a beautiful and wild place makes me feel blessed t be alive. Here I am, alne under this brad sky, breathing the fresh air, and enjying this great adventure. What culd be better?
Read and think
Q: What are the purpses f using “hidden” and “treasure” in the title?Q: What’s the significance f building a natinal park?
Q: What are the purpses f using “hidden” and “treasure” in the title?
I’m in the remte far nrth f Sweden in Sarek Natinal Park, a place with n rads r twns.(para1)Getting here is quite difficult, s apart frm the Sami very few peple have ever seen Sarek. …n ne else can live here, and all new develpment is banned within park bundaries. (para2)　
Wild animals Histrical and scientific valueNatural and beautiful scenery Lcal cultures and custms Ideal habitats
Q: What’s the significance f building a natinal park?
Keep the land in its natural/pristine statePrmte eclgical prtectin Preserve the natural resurces fr future generatin Pursue the harmny between human and nature Preserve the land fr its histrical and scientific value
Read fr language features
1 A Summer Where the Sun Never Sleeps 　　I wake up t the sund f the wind buffeting the clth f my tent. Even thugh the sun is brightly shining, telling whether it is mrning r night is impssible. I’m abve the Arctic Circle, where in summer the sun never sets. Checking my watch, I see that it is 7: 30 a.m. I leave my tent and walk ver t the muntain edge. Spreading ut befre me, branches f the Rapa River flw thrugh the valley belw. I’m in the remte far nrth f Sweden in Sarek Natinal Park, a place with n rads r twns.　2 A Land f Muntain and Ice　　　　　Sarek’s muntains used t be cvered by vast sheets f ice. Arund 9, 000 years ag, this ice melted, leaving behind abut 100 glaciers. Sn after, reindeer began t arrive. Fllwing the reindeer were the Sami peple, wh made this territry their hme. Getting here is quite difficult, s apart frm the Sami very few peple have ever seen Sarek. In 1909, Sarek was made a natinal park in rder t keep the land in its natural state. Thugh the Sami are allwed t cntinue their traditinal way f life in the park, n ne else can live here, and all new develpment is banned within park bundaries. At the far side f the valley, an ancient Sami cttage is visible. Clse by, there are a few reindeer feeding n grass.3 Man at Peace with Nature　Fr hundreds f years, lking after reindeer was a way f life fr the Sami. They used the reindeer’s meat fr fd, their bnes fr tls, and their skin fr making clthes and tents. Since reindeer were always n the mve, the Sami wuld pick up their tents and accmpany them. Tday, mst Sami have huses in villages near Sarek and live a mdern life just like their neighburs. But every spring, a small number f Sami still fllw their reindeer int the valleys f Sarek, living in tents r ld cttages and enjying their traditins. I am nt a Sami, but in Sarek I’ve adpted sme f their habits. Fr example, this mrning my breakfast is flat bread warmed ver a fire, dried reindeer meat, and sme sweet and sur berries that I fund grwing near my tent.　　　　　4 A Land f Adventure　　　　　After breakfast, I pack my bag and set ut again. Since I must carry all f my fd and supplies with me, my bag weighs abut 30 kilgrams. If tday is anything like yesterday, it will be full f sweat and hard wrk as I hike ver this difficult land t my destinatin n the ther side f the valley. Hwever, I cannt cmplain. Being in such a beautiful and wild place makes me feel blessed t be alive. Here I am, alne under this brad sky, breathing the fresh air, and enjying this great adventure. What culd be better?
Smell/sight/feeling