Module 1 Geniuses Unit 1 Wise men in history Listening and speaking 课件(共25张PPT)

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9AU1 Wise men in history
Listening and Speaking
The ancient Olympics
Look at the pictures below. Can you name the sports
athletics 田径
cycling
sailing
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volleyball
basketball
baseball
Look at the pictures below. Can you name the sports
tennis
hockey
table tennis
Look at the pictures below. Can you name the sports
football
shooting
fencing击剑
Look at the pictures below. Can you name the sports
/'fens /
badminton
swimming
weightlifting举重
Look at the pictures below. Can you name the sports
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taekwondo跆拳道
judo柔道
wrestling摔跤
Look at the pictures below. Can you name the sports
/ ta kw nd /
/'d u d /
/'resl /
These pictures are from the Beijing Summer Olympics in 2008.
Do you know when the first ancient Olympics was held
The first ancient Olympics (Olympic Games) dates back to776 BC. It began as part of a religious festival(宗教庆典) to honor the Great God Zeus(宙斯).
/r 'l d s/
/zju:s/
A wreath of olive leaves(橄榄圈) stands for peace, while the fire stands for brightness, peace, friendship, unity(团结) and justice(正义).
/ri θ/
/'ju n ti/
/'d st s/
The winners of the games were offered a wreath of olive leaves(橄榄圈). The winners were called heroes.
The Ancient Olympics ended in 391 AD for some reasons，but its spirit remained.
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In 1896, the Olympic Games came back to our lives. This time, it was not a religious festival, but a sport meeting to honor the spirit of Olympics. It is held every four years from 1896.
The Olympic Motto is: faster, higher and stronger.
In ancient times, it is called citius, altius, fortius.
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A Listen to a radio programme about sports in the ancient Olympics. Match the descriptions with the pictures by writing the numbers 1-4 in the boxes. (Page 6)
You may check your answers.
4
3
1
2
B Listen to the recording again and then complete the notes below. Write one word to each blank. (Page 6)
You may check your answers.
own
fast
throw
horses
quickly
each other
=by oneself
=touch sb./sth. with strength
e.g. I finish cleaning the classroom on my own.
e.g. The boy hits the ball with a baseball bat.
Do you know that women have no right to take part in the ancient Olympics
Helen at the Olympics
In ancient Greece, women were not allowed to watch the Olympics. However, Helen, a brave woman, wanted to watch her son, Rodus, run.
“I’m going to see you at the Olympics tomorrow,” said Helen.
“But Mum, the king will be angry,” said Rodus.
“Don’t worry. I’ll think of a way,” replied Helen.
The next day, Helen dressed as a soldier to attend the Olympics. She was soon caught.
“Take her to prison,” said the king.
Speak up
B1 Read the following story and complete the notes below. Then retell the story on you own. (Page 11)
not afraid
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notes: next slide
Who
What
Why
Where
Helen at the
Olympics
Helen
When
Who
What
Why
Where
Helen at the
Olympics
Helen dressed as a soldier to attend the Olympics and watch her son run, but she was caught and sent to prison by the king.
Helen
at the Olympics
When
in ancient Greece
In ancient Greece, women were not allowed to watch the Olympics. But Helen wanted to watch her son run.
Who
What
Why
Where
Helen at the
Olympics
Helen dressed as a soldier to attend the Olympics and watch her son run, but she was caught and sent to prison by the king.
Helen
At the Olympics.
When
In ancient Greece.
In ancient Greece, women were not allowed to watch the Olympics. But Helen wanted to watch her son run.
Retell the story in your own words. (Page 11)
someone has done an exciting thing
someone has seen or done something unusual
an animal or a pet can do unusual things
B2 Look for a story in a book or on the internet. Write notes about the story. Then retell the story in your own words. Think about the following ideas. (Page 11)
Homework