人教版（2019）选择性必修第二册Unit 4 Journey Across a Vast Land Reading and Thinking课件(共20张PPT)
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(共20张PPT)
Reading & Thinking
Read for the title
Where:
How:
Canada
By train
what can you learn from the title
What:
A journey
“The true north”
What do you know about Canada
1. Which continent is Canada in ___________
2. Canada is the ______ largest country in the world.
3. What is the capital of Canada ___________
4. What language(s) do Canadians speak ___________
5. What is the national animal of Canada ___________
What do you know about Canada
1. Which continent is Canada in ___________
2. Canada is the ______ largest country in the world.
3. What is the capital of Canada ___________
4. What language(s) do Canadians speak ___________
5. What is the national animal of Canada ___________
North America
second
Ottawa
English&French
Beaver
Ottawa
1. What is the genre(体裁) of
this text
2. What’s the writing order of
this passage
Skimming
1.What is the genre of this text
A. Exposition
B. Travel journal
C. Practical writing
D. Argumentation
2. What’s the writing order of
this passage
Time order
space order
Use discourse markers to show relationships
Discourse markers are also known as “linking words”. They are used to show relationships between ideas. Relationships can range from ①adding sth. ( also, besides, additionally...), to ②showing contrast (however, on the other hand...), to ③explaining a reason (because, since...), or to ④showing a result (therefore, as a result...). Without discourse markers, the connections between sentences and paragraphs in a text would be less obvious.
语篇标记词
Scanning: Circle the discourse markers.
Reading strategy
Discourse markers
Adding: in addion to
Contrast: rather than
Reason: since
Result: eventurally, finally
Emphasis: in fact
Order of events: then, first, later, next
Time: before, when, after, until
Transition: despite, however
Concluding: all in all
Summary
1. however A. to add something
2. since B. to show contrast
3. when C. to explain a reason
4. in addition to D. to show an end point in time
5. in fact E. to show time
6. later F. to emphasise
7. eventually G. to describe the order of events
Match each of these discourse markers with the correct purpose. (P39, EX. 4)
Dtailed reading Para.1
What information can we get from Para.1
who
where
what
how
feeling
the first stop
the destination
Halifax
China
Vancouver
Para.2
where
what they did
what they saw
feeling
pleased
Para.3
where
what they did
what they saw
feeling
amazed
Lake Louise
Vancouver
Jasper
Para.4
What information can we get from Para.4
Edmonton
Jasper
Para.5
What information can we get from Para.5
Canadian Prairie
Edmonton
where
what they saw
feeling
Para.6
Ontario
Winnipeg
What information can we get from Para.6
Toronto
where
what they saw
Draw the mind map of the travel route
Vancouver
China
Lake Louise
Jasper
Ontario
Winnipeg
Canadian
Prairie
Edmonton
Toronto
Complete the table with information from the article.
place information
often rains; a harbour; beautiful mountains looking out over the city; a forest just a short distance away
the Canadian Rockies
Centre of Canada’s huge oil and gas industry; cold in winter, with daily temperatures averaging -10℃; home to one of the largest shopping malls in North America
the Canadian Prairie
a land of forests, lakes, and rolling hills; four Great Lakes on its southern border; capital is Toronto
Edmonton
an open country; two wheat-growing provinces; a bunch of farms that covered a very large area
Ontario
Vancouver
blue water of Lake Louise; spectacular mountain peaks and forests; different creatures such as deer, mountain goats, grizzly bears, and eagles
Would you be interested in taking the same trip as Li Daiyu and Liu Qian Why or why not
2. How is a rail journey different from other forms of
travel, such as by plane or car
Discussion
I would love to take such a journey. It seems so wonderful
and relaxing, and I would get to see so many beautiful sites.
A rail journey is different from other forms of travel, such as by plane or car. A journey by plane will get you to your destination much faster than a trip by train. However, usually you cannot see much interesting things from a plane window, and a plane gives much less space and fewer opportunities to get up and walk around than a train. Besides, if you see something interesting, you can stop and take a look with a car journey.
Reading & Thinking
Read for the title
Where:
How:
Canada
By train
what can you learn from the title
What:
A journey
“The true north”
What do you know about Canada
1. Which continent is Canada in ___________
2. Canada is the ______ largest country in the world.
3. What is the capital of Canada ___________
4. What language(s) do Canadians speak ___________
5. What is the national animal of Canada ___________
What do you know about Canada
1. Which continent is Canada in ___________
2. Canada is the ______ largest country in the world.
3. What is the capital of Canada ___________
4. What language(s) do Canadians speak ___________
5. What is the national animal of Canada ___________
North America
second
Ottawa
English&French
Beaver
Ottawa
1. What is the genre(体裁) of
this text
2. What’s the writing order of
this passage
Skimming
1.What is the genre of this text
A. Exposition
B. Travel journal
C. Practical writing
D. Argumentation
2. What’s the writing order of
this passage
Time order
space order
Use discourse markers to show relationships
Discourse markers are also known as “linking words”. They are used to show relationships between ideas. Relationships can range from ①adding sth. ( also, besides, additionally...), to ②showing contrast (however, on the other hand...), to ③explaining a reason (because, since...), or to ④showing a result (therefore, as a result...). Without discourse markers, the connections between sentences and paragraphs in a text would be less obvious.
语篇标记词
Scanning: Circle the discourse markers.
Reading strategy
Discourse markers
Adding: in addion to
Contrast: rather than
Reason: since
Result: eventurally, finally
Emphasis: in fact
Order of events: then, first, later, next
Time: before, when, after, until
Transition: despite, however
Concluding: all in all
Summary
1. however A. to add something
2. since B. to show contrast
3. when C. to explain a reason
4. in addition to D. to show an end point in time
5. in fact E. to show time
6. later F. to emphasise
7. eventually G. to describe the order of events
Match each of these discourse markers with the correct purpose. (P39, EX. 4)
Dtailed reading Para.1
What information can we get from Para.1
who
where
what
how
feeling
the first stop
the destination
Halifax
China
Vancouver
Para.2
where
what they did
what they saw
feeling
pleased
Para.3
where
what they did
what they saw
feeling
amazed
Lake Louise
Vancouver
Jasper
Para.4
What information can we get from Para.4
Edmonton
Jasper
Para.5
What information can we get from Para.5
Canadian Prairie
Edmonton
where
what they saw
feeling
Para.6
Ontario
Winnipeg
What information can we get from Para.6
Toronto
where
what they saw
Draw the mind map of the travel route
Vancouver
China
Lake Louise
Jasper
Ontario
Winnipeg
Canadian
Prairie
Edmonton
Toronto
Complete the table with information from the article.
place information
often rains; a harbour; beautiful mountains looking out over the city; a forest just a short distance away
the Canadian Rockies
Centre of Canada’s huge oil and gas industry; cold in winter, with daily temperatures averaging -10℃; home to one of the largest shopping malls in North America
the Canadian Prairie
a land of forests, lakes, and rolling hills; four Great Lakes on its southern border; capital is Toronto
Edmonton
an open country; two wheat-growing provinces; a bunch of farms that covered a very large area
Ontario
Vancouver
blue water of Lake Louise; spectacular mountain peaks and forests; different creatures such as deer, mountain goats, grizzly bears, and eagles
Would you be interested in taking the same trip as Li Daiyu and Liu Qian Why or why not
2. How is a rail journey different from other forms of
travel, such as by plane or car
Discussion
I would love to take such a journey. It seems so wonderful
and relaxing, and I would get to see so many beautiful sites.
A rail journey is different from other forms of travel, such as by plane or car. A journey by plane will get you to your destination much faster than a trip by train. However, usually you cannot see much interesting things from a plane window, and a plane gives much less space and fewer opportunities to get up and walk around than a train. Besides, if you see something interesting, you can stop and take a look with a car journey.