Module 2 Unit 3 The environment P2 Listening 课件(共10张PPT)
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| 名称 | Module 2 Unit 3 The environment P2 Listening 课件(共10张PPT) |  | |
| 格式 | ppt | ||
| 文件大小 | 1.9MB | ||
| 资源类型 | 教案 | ||
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| 科目 | 英语 | ||
| 更新时间 | 2023-02-07 11:46:11 | ||
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(共12张PPT)
Module 2
Unit 3
Environmental problems
The environment
To learn about Caring for the environment by listening
To learn the new words:
solution, government
Objectives
How many kinds of pollution are there in our daily lives Can you name some
water pollution
air pollution
noise pollution
litter pollution
Good listeners usually make good notes. Making notes can help you find key points and facts.
Write down the key information.
It includes names, times, numbers,
thoughts and ideas.
Do not try to write down everything.
Do not use complete sentences. Instead,
you should write down the important
nouns and verbs.
When you make notes, you can use:
symbols: e.g. +, , and .
short forms, e.g. a.m., p.m., Sat. and
Sun.
2
2
3
1
3
1
Listen to two women calling into a radio programme to talk about environmental problems. Arrange the pictures below in the correct order by writing the numbers 1-3 in the boxes. (P 38)
A
underground
station
pick up
put up
Do not litter
Noise
building manager
Contact
Listen to the recording again and fill in the table below. Write one word in each blank. (P 38)
B
Tapescript:
Radio host: Our next caller is Tammy. Tammy, you’re on the air.
Tammy: I live near an underground station. This morning, the ground outside the station was clean. But in the afternoon, some people started giving out advertisements outside the station. Many people threw these advertisements on the ground. Now the road is full of litter. What can we do
Radio host: Well, you can go out with your friends and help pick up the litter. You can also ask the workers at the underground station to put up a sign saying, “Do not litter.”
Tammy: Thanks. That sounds great.
Radio host: I’m glad to help. Now we have Louise. How can we help you, Louise
Louise: My family has a lot of problems with noise pollution. First, our neighbour plays the drums and we cannot sleep at night! Next is the awful noise from cars. That goes on all day. Finally, next year, there’ll be a building site nearby. It’ll be noisy. What can we do
Radio host: Well, when you have a noisy neighbour, you need to talk to the building manager. As for the cars and building site, you can contact the city government and see if that helps.
1. Finish the exercises in Learning
English.
2. Preview Grammar on page 39.
Module 2
Unit 3
Environmental problems
The environment
To learn about Caring for the environment by listening
To learn the new words:
solution, government
Objectives
How many kinds of pollution are there in our daily lives Can you name some
water pollution
air pollution
noise pollution
litter pollution
Good listeners usually make good notes. Making notes can help you find key points and facts.
Write down the key information.
It includes names, times, numbers,
thoughts and ideas.
Do not try to write down everything.
Do not use complete sentences. Instead,
you should write down the important
nouns and verbs.
When you make notes, you can use:
symbols: e.g. +, , and .
short forms, e.g. a.m., p.m., Sat. and
Sun.
2
2
3
1
3
1
Listen to two women calling into a radio programme to talk about environmental problems. Arrange the pictures below in the correct order by writing the numbers 1-3 in the boxes. (P 38)
A
underground
station
pick up
put up
Do not litter
Noise
building manager
Contact
Listen to the recording again and fill in the table below. Write one word in each blank. (P 38)
B
Tapescript:
Radio host: Our next caller is Tammy. Tammy, you’re on the air.
Tammy: I live near an underground station. This morning, the ground outside the station was clean. But in the afternoon, some people started giving out advertisements outside the station. Many people threw these advertisements on the ground. Now the road is full of litter. What can we do
Radio host: Well, you can go out with your friends and help pick up the litter. You can also ask the workers at the underground station to put up a sign saying, “Do not litter.”
Tammy: Thanks. That sounds great.
Radio host: I’m glad to help. Now we have Louise. How can we help you, Louise
Louise: My family has a lot of problems with noise pollution. First, our neighbour plays the drums and we cannot sleep at night! Next is the awful noise from cars. That goes on all day. Finally, next year, there’ll be a building site nearby. It’ll be noisy. What can we do
Radio host: Well, when you have a noisy neighbour, you need to talk to the building manager. As for the cars and building site, you can contact the city government and see if that helps.
1. Finish the exercises in Learning
English.
2. Preview Grammar on page 39.