資源簡介 (共22張PPT)人教版 必修一 Unit 4 Natural disasters---Reading and thinkingPara1.Strange things were happening in the countryside of northeastern Hebei.Para3.Everywhere survivors looked, there was nothing but ruins.Para4. But hope was not lost.Para2.At 3:42,everything began to shake.Para5.Tangshan began to revive itself and get up on its feet again.Figure out the structure of the passage from topic sentence .In what order was the passage written Read the passage and complete mindmap in your handoutsor create your own mindmap.Find out some sentences which contains the following figures of speech,personification(擬人),repetition(重復)andsimile(比喻) and think about the author’s reasons for using them .presenter&organizerIdeas1.For three days, the water in the village wells rose and fell, rose and fell.Repetition2.Bricks covered the ground like red autumn leaves.Simile3.The city began to breathe again.PersonificationUsing figures of speech can make the passagevividand express somemeaningsconvincingly, clearly and easily.BeforeChange of people's feelingsignsbefore the earthquake.But the city's one million peoplewereasleepas usual.unconscious/unaware/ignorant...structurekey wordssupporting details1.What’s the main idea of the passage The passage mainly talks about a/an______________(what)that happened in ____________ (where)at _____________________________(when).earthquakeTangshan3:42 a.m. on 28 July 1976Task 1 Skimming2.Find out the topic sentence of each paragraph.2. Find out the topic sentence of each paragraph.Para.2Para.1Para.3Para.4Para.5Strange things were happening.At 3:42 a.m., everything began to shake.There was nothing but ruins.But hope was not lost.Tangshan started to revive itself.Note: The topic sentence is usually the firstsentence of each paragraph, sometimes themiddle or last sentence.later that afternoonsoon after the quakesFor several daysAt about 3:00 a.m.on 28 July 1976At 3:42 a.m.beforeduringafterTimeline:Task2 Reading for detailsuse one word to summarize each partPart 1para.1 ---- the ________before the earthquake.wellsanimalsLight and soundwater in the wells rose and fell,;deep cracksappeared in the well walls;smelly gas came outchickens and pigs didn’t eat ;dogs refused to go inside; mice ran out; fish jumped outbright lights could be seenand loud noises were heardWhat was the attitude of the people in the city towards those strange things unpepared /unawaresignsWhile-ReadingGroup game-Draw a question or answer cardTo help students in promoting understanding of the article through group collaborationThrough finding topic sentences and dividing the passage to help students to gradually understand the structure of the passage.Step4 Reading for detailed information and analysis of languageStep3 Reading for gistPost-ReadingTeacher will ask students to work in groups to complete a poster with the theme of earthquake preventionTo help students gain more knowledge about earthquake protection, achieve knowledge transfer and innovation, and cultivate students' high-level thinkingSuppose they are a team of docents in Tangshan EarthquakeTo create a real situation to help students to internalize the content of the article and apply it to real lifeStep 6 Further thinking and creatingStep5Language internalizeDivide groupsUsing the reward system to stimulate students'interest and motivation1. Fill in the blanks.But hope was not lost.RescueResultSlowly, the city began to _________ again.breatheThey felt __________ again.hopefulSoldiers __________________________________.dug out the trapped and buried the deadDoctors & nurses ____________________.provided medical careWorkers _________________________.built shelters for survivorsDetails about part 3--- rescue and revival after the earthquake1.The night the earth didn’t sleep2. It seemed as if the world were coming to an end!3.Bricks covered the ground like red autumn leaves.(L20)4. Hard hills of rock became riversof dirt.5. Slowly, the city began to breathe again.(L37)simile(明喻)personification(擬人)exaggeration(夸張)metaphor (暗喻)Explore the rhetorical device(修辭手法) in the following sentences.Further thinkingThe language features of the textDiscussionSupposing you are a student surviving from Tangshan earthquake, give us a report about :(1) how we can protect ourselves in an earthquake.(2) what lessons you learn from the earthquake.Discuss in your groups for 3 minutes and thenchoose a leader to present your report.Summarize with the help of the mindmap in groups.Name Unit4 The Night the Earth didn’t Sleep assessment contents scores 1 2 3 4 5I understood the basic information of Tangshan Earthquake after this class.I took active part in class activities by thinking and responding to the teacher’s questions.After this class, I firmly believe that Chinese people should unify to confront natural disasters.I agree that getting voluntarily and actively involved to get personalized understanding can increase my interest in the language.Reflection for further growth and developmentThe help from the whole nation Soldiers dug out those who were ⑦________ and buried the dead. Medical workers came to provide medical ⑧_______. Workers built ⑨________ for survivors.The great success people have achieved The new city has taken on a new look, with great⑩_______________ in transportation, industry, andenvironment.trappedcaresheltersimprovementsTask 4 Fill in the blanks according to the text.DiscussionSupposing you are a student surviving from Tangshan earthquake, give us a report about :(1) how we can protect ourselves in an earthquake.(2) what lessons you learn from the earthquake.Discuss in your groups for 3 minutes and thenchoose a leader to present your report.Don’t be nervous and keep calm.If you are in the classroom, sit down under your desk.Protect your head by putting your bag on your head.Don’t use lift.If you are out of the building, run to the schoolyard.What lessons can we learn from the text Disasters are powerful .We should take notice of the warning signs or the damage would be extreme.Disasters have no mercy but we humans do !unifystay positiverebuildTHANKS! 展開更多...... 收起↑ 資源預覽 縮略圖、資源來源于二一教育資源庫