牛津译林版八年级上册 Unit 5 Wild animals 第2课时 课件 (共18张PPT)

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Unit 5 Wild animals
Reading (I)
Animal World
Say their names
Warming-up
We need your support!
A leaflet
World Wildlife Fund
World Wildlife Fund is a nonprofit (非盈利) organization dedicated to (致力于) environmental protection through science.
Pre-reading
Read and understand
Brainstorm
What do you know about giant pandas
live mainly on …
face serious problems
be in danger
take action right away…
cute, lovely
weight
Pre-reading
Read and find out
What’s the main idea of the article
Title
Pictures
The first or the last paragraph
It wants us to protect pandas by introducing
a story of a baby panda called Xi Wang.
While-reading
When Xi Wang was born, she
weighed just 100 grams and
looked like a white mouse.
At four months old, she weighed about eight kilograms and started to go outside for the first time. Eight months later, she was not a small baby any more and weighed over 35 kilograms.
In the beginning, Xi Wang drank her mother’s milk. When she was six 10 months old, she began to eat bamboo. When she was 20 months old, she learnt to look after herself.
Sadly, giant pandas face serious problems in the wild. For example, it is very difficult for pandas to have babies, and many baby pandas die when they are very young. Also, giant pandas live mainly on a special kind of bamboo. However, the bamboo forests are becoming smaller
and smaller. As a result, pandas may not have a place to live or food to eat.
Giant pandas are now in danger. We should take action right away. Here are some ideas.
help pandas have more babies
build more panda reserves
make laws to protect pandas
Read and circle. Then find out what paragraphs 2—5 are about.
food
weight
problems
solutions
topic sentence
While-reading
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
While-reading
Read and learn the structure
The growth of Xi Wang Age Weight Looks/Activity Food
At birth
At 4 months At 6 months
At 12 months At 20 months
100g
8kg
over 35kg
look like a white mouse
go outside for the first time
learn to look after herself
her mother’s milk
bamboo
not a baby any more
food she likes
While-reading
Read and complete
Read and find out the problems and the solutions.
It is difficult for giant pandas to have baby pandas and baby pandas are easy to die.
Help pandas have more babies
Build more panda reserves
…
Make laws to protect pandas
…
They may not have a place to live or food to eat.
Problems
Solutions
While-reading
Listen and read
Listen and read the passage loudly.
Post-reading
What’s the purpose of this passage
Encourage people to take action to protect giant pandas.
Post-reading
Think about the question according to the passage.
Discuss
What other actions can we take to protect giant pandas
Post-reading
1. Make giant panda reserves bigger.
2. Don’t kill giant pandas for their fur.
3. Plant more bamboo for giant pandas to eat.
4. Don’t take baby pandas away.
5. Write a report on giant pandas and put it on the Internet for everyone to learn about.
…
Retell the story
Useful phrases:
look like a white mouse weigh just 100 grams
at four months old eight months later
not … any more in the beginning
look after herself face serious problems
It is difficult for … to … live mainly on
become smaller and smaller as a result
be in danger take action
Post-reading
Now, you are a member of the WWF. Please design a leaflet to ask people to care about giant pandas.
Post-reading
Design your leaflet and do a report
A leaflet
Introduction
Problems&solutions
Body
Conclusion
Encouragement
Brief information
Post-reading
100 grams
8 kilograms
35 kilograms
weight
food
action
problems
mother’s milk
bamboo
Help pandas have
more babies
Build more reserves
Make laws
It is hard to have babies and
they die easily.
Bamboo forests are becoming
smaller and smaller.
Summary
Save Xi Wang
1. Read the passage and retell it with your own words.
2. Look for more information about wild animals in the
library or on the Internet.
3. Perfect your leaflet.
Homework
Thank you!