Unit 2 Fire and safety 教学课件

课件34张PPT。Unit 2 Fire and safetyA fire can happen when you’re sleeping at home.When you … You should …hear the alarm/ get up quicklyWhen you … don’t …leave the room/ not take your thingsWhen you … don’t … You should …not take the lift/ walk down the stairs quicklyWhen you … You should …get out of the building/ call 119a firemantwo firemenWhen … They …firemen come/
put out the fireWhen you/they … don’t … You should …hear the fire alarm/get up quicklyleave the room/not take your thingsnot take the lift/walk down the stairs quicklyget out of the building/call 119firemen come/put out of the fireMake a report on “Fire and safety”.Listen and chant.Turn off the TV
And hang up your clothes.
Don’t play with matches
Or near the stove.Call 119
When you get out.
Try not to run
Scream or shout.If there’s a fire,
Get up and go.
But don’t take the lift
And don’t be slow.Wait for the firemen.
They know what to do.
Soon the fire will be out
And you can say “Thank you.”When I … I …heard the alarm/ got up quicklyWhen I … didn’t …left the room/ not take my thingsWhen I … didn’t … not take the lift/ walked down the stairs quicklyWhen I … I …got out of the building/ called 119When … They …firemen came/ put out the fireVerbs in the past tense:hear —
walk —
talk —
call —
happen —
wait —
visit —heardwalkedtalkedcalledhappenedwaitedvisitedgotlefttookcamebecameputcouldWhen I /they … didn’t …heard the fire alarm/got up quicklyleft the room/not take your thingsnot take the lift/walked down the stairs quicklygot out of the building/called 119firemen came/put out of the fireWhen I was young, I couldn’t play with …When I was young, I couldn’t play with …When I was young, I couldn’t …play in the kitchencookWhen I was young, I didn’t …put clothes on lamps or heatersShare
your
memory
of
childhoodWhat were your safety rules when you were young? When I was young,
one/ two…years old,
I could/ couldn’t …
did/ didn’t …How old were you when you became a fireman?
When do you usually work?
What do you do when there are no fires?
When we call 119, do you answer the phone?
When there’s a fire, what do you do?I was 21 when I became a fireman.We usually work from 7 am to 7 pm or from 7 pm to 7 am.We clean and fix our equipment. We also train for about one hour each day.No, when you call 119, someone else answers the phone. They aren’t firemen.We quickly get into the fire truck. We want to stop the fire when it’s small.Learn the new words, phrases and sentence patternsquestion: ask sb. some questions
become — became: became a fireman
from … to … : from 7 am to 7 pm
fix our equipment
train: We train for about one hour each day.
someone else
get into the fire truck
want to do sth.
stop the fire
thank sb. for doing sth. This is Bob.
Wearing his socks.
Here’s his cock.
Sitting on a clock.
The boy is tall.
The socks are long.
The cock is small.
But it’s very strong.
Can you say it?Further reading1. What is the text about?
2. When did people start to use fire?
3. Why is fire useful?
4. Why is fire dangerous?
5. What should we do with fire?Further readingstart to do sthbegin to do sthat firstraw meata good firekeep sth awaychange our futurebe usefulcook sth on a firehunt at nightWhen a typhoon comes,
we should/ shouldn’t …Typhoon safety— when/ typhoon comes/ go inside/ safe— when/ typhoon comes/ not go outside/ dangerous— when/ typhoon comes/ put plants/ pets inside/ not/ leave outside— when/ typhoon comes/ close windows/ doors— not stand near windows— use mobile phone/ not use home phoneFire safety at schoolFire safety at home— When/ science class/ be careful
— When/ fire drill/ watch and listen carefully
— when/ leave school/ turn off all lights, fans or heaters
— not bring/ candles/ lanterns
— not put/ clothes or bags/ on lamps, fans or heaters— When/ young cousins visit/ not let them see candles or matches
— When/ kitchen/ not stand near the stove
— turn off the stove/ when/ not in the kitchen
— keep the stove clean
— when/ cook/ not have towels near the stoveThank you!