英语选择性必修 第一册Unit 3 Fascinating Parks优秀ppt课件

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Learning ObjectivesBy the end f this class, yu will be able t1. skim the passage and read fr gist with the subheadings;2. experience Sarek Natinal Park and learn abut the Sami peple;3. learn t use different senses t describe a park r a place;4. Express persnal pinins n natinal parks.
1. Have yu ever been t a fascinating park?2. D yu happen t knw the place in the picture? What wrds can yu think f t describe it?The Grand Primatic Spring in Yellwstne.
Lead-in Activity: Lk at the pening page
A natinal park is nt a playgrund. It’s a sanctuary fr nature and fr humans wh will accept nature n nature’s wn terms.-Michael Frme
sanctuary: a place where smething r smene is prtected and can find refuge.
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Lead-in Activity: Lk at the qute
Pre-reading Activity 1: Discuss these questins
1. What kinds f parks have yu ever been t? What were they like? I have been t city parks. City parks are utdr places where peple relax. 2. When yu think f natinal parks, what cmes t yur mind first? I think f places f extreme natural beauty, usually far away frm any city. A 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.
Pre-reading Activity 2: Lk at the picture
1. Where wuld yu mst likely read this passage? In a travel jurnal.2. What d yu think will be talked abut in the text? Sarek Natinal Park and the peple wh live there.
Reading Activity 1: Skim the text. Match the subheadings with the paragraphs.
A Land f Muntains and Ice Man at Peace with NatureA land f AdventureA Summer Where the Sun Never Sleeps
Gd subheadings catch the reader’s eye and make him r her want t read mre. Wrking ut the idea behind the subheadings can help yu better understand the structure and the key pints f the text.
____________________________________________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.
A Summer Where the Sun Never Sleeps
Where was the authr and what did he see?
What’s the subheading f this paragraph?
The writer was in the remte far nrth f Sweden in Sarek Natinal Park, a place with n rads r twns.
2. ___________________________________Sarek's muntains used t be cvered by vast sheets f ice. Arund 9,000 years ag, this ice melted, leaving behind abut 100glaciers. 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.
A Land f Muntains and Ice
What steps has the Swedish gvernment taken t keep Sarek in its natural state?
3. ___________________________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.
Man at Peace with Nature
Hw has life changed fr the Sami?
4. _________________________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?
A Land f Adventure
Why des the writer think the sweat and hard wrk is wrth it?
It is a beautiful and wild place and the writer is enjying a great adventure。
Reading Activity 2: Find ut the structure f the passage.
Histry and traditins
Reading Activity 3: Read and answer these questins1. Hw many hurs a day des the sun shine in summer in Sarek?2. What steps has the Swedish gvernment taken t keep Sarek in its natural state?3. Hw has life changed fr the Sami?4.Why des the writer think the sweat and hard wrk is wrth it?5. Wuld yu like t visit Sarek? Why r why nt?
Reading Activity 3: Read and answer these questins
1. Hw many hurs a day des the sun shine in summer in Sarek?
24 hurs a day.
2. What steps has the Swedish gvernment taken t keep Sarek in its natural state?
2. ___________________________________Sarek's muntains used t be cvered by vast sheets f ice... 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...
It was made a natinal park, n ne besides the Sami can live there, and new develpment is banned.
3. Hw has life changed fr the Sami?
3. ___________________________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. ...
They n lnger herd reindeer-they live mdern lives in cities.
They might nt want t live in Sarek because life there is quite hard.
4.Why des the writer think the sweat and hard wrk is wrth it?
It is a beautiful and wild place, and the writer is enjying a great adventure.
5. Wuld yu like t visit Sarek? Why r why nt?
Are these senses used t describe Sarek in the text? If s, explain hw.
Sarek Natinal Park
Reading Activity 4:
I wake up t the sund f the wind buffeting the clth f my tent.(Para.1)
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. (Para. 3)
Spreading ut befre, branches f the Rapa River flw thrugh the valley belw… an ancient Sami cttage is visible. Clse by, there are a few reindeer feeding n grass. (para.2)
cmfrtableenjyablerelaxed
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.(Paragraph 4)
tiredexhausted
Here I am, alne… breathing the fresh air, and enjying this great adventure. (Paragraph 4)
Reading fr details —— Feelings
Pst Reading Activity 1
Sarek Natinal Park-Eurpe’s Hidden Natural Treasure
In the mrning I wake up t the sund f the wind buffeting the clth f my tent.
Arund 9,000 years ag
fr hundreds f years
After breakfast
Histry & traditin
Pst Reading Activity 2
1. Is it wrth making a place like Sarek a natinal park? Give yur reasns. Yes. Peple can g there and appreciate the beauty f nature, and therefre better understand the imprtance f nature pretectin.2. D yu think setting up natinal parks is an effective way t balance develpment and the prtectin f nature? Why r why nt? Yes, it is an effective way. Only a very small part f wrld has been set aside fr natinal parks, s there are still plenty f places that can be develped withut having t tuch the mst beautiful and interesting natural spts.