牛津译林版八年级上册Unit 6 Bird watching 第1课时教学课件(共26张PPT，内嵌音频)

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Unit 6 Birdwatching
Comic strip &
Welcome to the unit
Task 1
a birdwatcher
birdwatching
go birdwatching
Warming-up
What can you see in the picture
Look and answer
1. Where does Eddie watch birds
2. What “birds” does he like
3. Why does Eddie like the “birds”
Listen and answer
At the market.
Because they are yummy.
Hens and ducks.
Presentation
Practice
Listen and repeat
Task 2
Go birdwatching
Presentation
Enjoy the pictures
ostrich
about 2 metres tall
150 kilograms in weight
cannot fly
Presentation
Look and learn
The biggest bird in the world
hummingbird
2 grams
2cm long
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The smallest bird in the world
long legs
long thin neck
crane
What do you know about birds
Presentation
brown feathers
broad wings
eagle
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swan
white feathers
a long thin neck
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small
sparrow
brown and grey feathers
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Match the birds with the descriptions.
1. crane
3. sparrow
4. swan
2. eagle
A. broad wings and brown feathers
B. long thin neck and white feathers
C. small, brown and grey feathers
D. tall, long legs and long thin neck
Presentation
It has white feathers.
Play a guessing game
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It has broad wings.
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It has brown and grey feathers.
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It has long legs and a long thin neck.
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Listen and answer
1. What’s Simon’s favourite bird
Cranes.
2. What do they look like
They are tall and they have long legs and a long thin neck.
3. How many types of cranes are there in the world
There are only 15 types of cranes in the world.
Presentation
Annie: What’s your favourite bird, Simon
Simon: I like cranes.
Annie: What do cranes look like
Simon: Cranes are tall. They have long legs and a long thin neck.
Annie: How many types of cranes are there in the world
Simon: There are only 15 types of cranes. They’re rare birds.
Listen and repeat
Practice
A: Which is your favourite bird
B: I like … best.
A: Why do you like …
B: Because they’re … and they
have … What about yours
A: I like … best because …
Make a new dialogue
Practice
How can we protect wild birds
If more and more people hunt wild birds, there will be no wild birds in the future.
Extension
How can we protect wild birds
Make bird reserves bigger.
Build more nature reserves.
Plant more trees and forests for wild birds to live in.
Encourage people not to hunt birds.
Don’t eat birds.
Encourage our government to make laws to punish bird hunters.
…
Extension
Summary
A: Which is your favourite bird
B: I like … best.
A: Why do you like …
B: Because they’re … and they have …
What about yours
A: I like … best because …
Homework
1. Read and recite the dialogues in Part B.
2. Search the Internet for the information
about Zhalong to preview Reading.
Thank you!