外研版选修六Module6 War and Peace Period2 Reading-D-Day landing 课件(40张ppt)
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WAR and PEACE
Module 6
What do you know about WWII
fascism
anti-fascist countries
Germany
Japan
Italy
USA
Britain
the Soviet Union
China
invade
Nazi ['nɑ:tsi] Germany
What do you know about WWII
World War II
轴心国
同盟国
Axis Powers: The alliance of Germany, Italy, and Japan.
Allies: Countries that fought against the Axis Powers.
Allied Expeditionary Force (AEF): Twelve nations supplied troops and material for it, including the United States, Canada, France and the United Kingdom.
协约国远征军
The Second World War
Normandy Landings
English Channel
Great Britain
France
Normandy
Where is Normandy
D-Day / H-Hour: The terms D-Day and H-Hour are used for the day and hour on which an attack or operation is to be launched.
“D” is for the day of the invasion
“H” for the hour the operation actually begins.
D-Day landings: D-Day Invasion or Invasion of Normandy.
a. The contribution to D-day made by a particular group.
b. Survivors of D-day returned to France to remember their lost comrades.
c. The introduction of D-day Landings.
Passage 1
Passage 2
Passage 3
Match the main idea with each passage.
Passage 1:
The introduction of D-Day Landings.
Where do you think the first passage is taken from
A history book
A newspaper article
√
Read Passage 1 and complete the table.
D-Day Landings Date
Place
Code name
Reason
Joining countries
Troops
Most dangerous place
Result
1944
Normandy, France
Operation Overload
Germany occupied many countries including France
Poland
The US
Britain
Canada
Germany
France
(invade)
(invade)
to attack
to help？
to attack to help？
to attack
to help
Why did these countries launch the Normandy landings
Map of D-Day Landings
English Channel
Great Britain
France
Fance is invaded(侵略) and
occupied (占领)by Germany
Read Passage 1 and complete the table.
D-Day Landings Date
Place
Code name
Reason
Joining countries
Troops
most dangerous place
Result
1944
Normandy, France
Operation Overload
The USA, Britain, Canada
5,000 ships carrying 130,000 troops
Omaha beach
Successful
Germany occupied many countries including France
English Channel
Great Britain
France
Omaha beach
Operation Overlord started as a story of danger and confusion but ended as a story of bravery and acts of heroism.
______
_________
Analyze the sentence:
A situation with a lot of noise and action and difficult to control.
extremely dangerous…, even…,
so bad that …
______
_______
Passage 2:
The contribution to D-Day made by a particular group.
In what way did the writer show Passage 2 is a story of bravery and heroism
Using examples
Using arguments
√
Able Company
Passage 2:
The contribution to D-Day made by a particular group.
Finish Activity 6 on Page 73.
Passage 2: Read it and choose the best answers.
(Page73 Activity6)
When the Germans started firing at the boats, ______.
a. the boats were so far from the
beach that they weren’t hit.
b. the boats were one kilometer
from the beach.
2. When Boat 5 was hit by a shell, ___.
a. everyone was killed.
b. most of the men were rescued
from the water.
3. The men from Boat 3 had problems
in the water because______.
a. their backpacks were too heavy.
b. The water was too deep.
4. Six men tried to climb up the cliff and___. a. some of them managed to reach the top.
b. all of them reached the top.
5. Two of the soldiers from Able Company___. a. stayed on the beach. b. Met some other soldiers.
about ___ joined
_ fought
100
2
Able Company’s Contribution
Some were wounded or killed
Some were drowned because
of___________________
The survivors were too
_________
to clime up the cliff.
exhausted
the deep water
Some missed the fighting on
the beach because _________
________________________
their boat
was hit by the Germans .
World War II Cemetery
World War II Memorial In U.S.A.
Who are they
They are survivors of D-Day Landings.
Why did they come here
It is the 60th anniversayof D-Day landing. They came to remember their lost comraders.
Read and answer the questions:
1. Where are the cemetery and memorial
2. How many graves of Americans who died does the cemetery contain
3. How many names of the men who were never found does the memorial contain
They are situated on a cliff overlooking the beach and the English Channel.
9386.
More than 1500.
Why do you think so many soilders were never found
They fell with their faces to the foe.
They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them. ……
To the inner most heart of their own land they are known;
As the stars are known to the Night;
As the stars that shall be bright when we are dust;
As the stars that are starry in the time of our darkness,
To the end, to the end, they remain.
For the Fallen
Post-reading：Discussion
If you were a survivor from the D-Day Landings, what do you want to say to the people today
We must cherish the peace acquired at the cost of blood and life!
战争是一面镜子，能够让人更好的认识和平的珍贵。经历了战争的人们，更加懂得和平的宝贵 。让我们共同铭记：正义必胜！和平必胜！人民必胜！
War is like a mirror. Looking at it helps us better appreciate the value of peace. The experience of war makes people value peace. Let us bear in mind: Justice will prevail! Peace will prevail! The people will prevail!
1. 向…宣战
declare war on
2. 军事行动
military operation
3. 在海滩上登陆
land on the beach
4. 试图做某事
attempt to do sth.
7. 对…做出贡献
make contributions to
8. 坐落在悬崖上
be situated on a cliff
9. 从…中被救起
be rescued from
5. 取得重大突破
make a breakthrough
6. 救起
pick up
Underline the phrases:
10. 向…开火
fire at
During the war, Germany occupied many countries, including France.
occupy v. 占领，占据；使从事/忙碌
occupy oneself with sth./ (in) doing sth. 从事于/忙于某事
occupied adj. 已占用的；使用中的；忙的
be occupied with sth./ (in) doing sth. 从事于/忙于某事
occupation n. 职业；占据
with
occupation
in→with
Occupying myself with/in preparing for the coming examination
Occupied with/in preparing for the coming examination
When Boat 5 was hit by a shell, most of them were rescued from the water.
rescue v./n. 营救，救援
rescue sb. from… 从… 救出某人
come to one’s rescue 进行营救；营救某人
make a rescue 实施营救
a
to be rescued
of→from
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
condemn v. 责难；谴责；判刑
condemn sb. for sth. 因为某事谴责某人
e.g. 他因为离弃自己的孩子而受到谴责。
condemn sb. to sth. 判处某人…
He is condemned for leaving his children.
e.g. 法官判处他死刑。
The judge condemned him to death.
1.The boy picked up the hat for the old man.
2.Twenty men fell into the water and were picked up by other boats.
3.My radio can pick up BBC very clearly.
4.I picked up some French while I was away on a business trip in Paris.
5.I’ll drive over and pick you up at the weekend.
6.Sales are picking up.
7.You’ll soon pick up health when you get to the seaside.
8.They’ve picked up a really nasty infection from something they’ve eaten .
9.I hurried into the store to pick up some flowers.
pick up
捡起
救起
收听
学会
搭载；接
好转
改善；回升
染上（疾病）
采摘
Thanks!
WAR and PEACE
Module 6
What do you know about WWII
fascism
anti-fascist countries
Germany
Japan
Italy
USA
Britain
the Soviet Union
China
invade
Nazi ['nɑ:tsi] Germany
What do you know about WWII
World War II
轴心国
同盟国
Axis Powers: The alliance of Germany, Italy, and Japan.
Allies: Countries that fought against the Axis Powers.
Allied Expeditionary Force (AEF): Twelve nations supplied troops and material for it, including the United States, Canada, France and the United Kingdom.
协约国远征军
The Second World War
Normandy Landings
English Channel
Great Britain
France
Normandy
Where is Normandy
D-Day / H-Hour: The terms D-Day and H-Hour are used for the day and hour on which an attack or operation is to be launched.
“D” is for the day of the invasion
“H” for the hour the operation actually begins.
D-Day landings: D-Day Invasion or Invasion of Normandy.
a. The contribution to D-day made by a particular group.
b. Survivors of D-day returned to France to remember their lost comrades.
c. The introduction of D-day Landings.
Passage 1
Passage 2
Passage 3
Match the main idea with each passage.
Passage 1:
The introduction of D-Day Landings.
Where do you think the first passage is taken from
A history book
A newspaper article
√
Read Passage 1 and complete the table.
D-Day Landings Date
Place
Code name
Reason
Joining countries
Troops
Most dangerous place
Result
1944
Normandy, France
Operation Overload
Germany occupied many countries including France
Poland
The US
Britain
Canada
Germany
France
(invade)
(invade)
to attack
to help？
to attack to help？
to attack
to help
Why did these countries launch the Normandy landings
Map of D-Day Landings
English Channel
Great Britain
France
Fance is invaded(侵略) and
occupied (占领)by Germany
Read Passage 1 and complete the table.
D-Day Landings Date
Place
Code name
Reason
Joining countries
Troops
most dangerous place
Result
1944
Normandy, France
Operation Overload
The USA, Britain, Canada
5,000 ships carrying 130,000 troops
Omaha beach
Successful
Germany occupied many countries including France
English Channel
Great Britain
France
Omaha beach
Operation Overlord started as a story of danger and confusion but ended as a story of bravery and acts of heroism.
______
_________
Analyze the sentence:
A situation with a lot of noise and action and difficult to control.
extremely dangerous…, even…,
so bad that …
______
_______
Passage 2:
The contribution to D-Day made by a particular group.
In what way did the writer show Passage 2 is a story of bravery and heroism
Using examples
Using arguments
√
Able Company
Passage 2:
The contribution to D-Day made by a particular group.
Finish Activity 6 on Page 73.
Passage 2: Read it and choose the best answers.
(Page73 Activity6)
When the Germans started firing at the boats, ______.
a. the boats were so far from the
beach that they weren’t hit.
b. the boats were one kilometer
from the beach.
2. When Boat 5 was hit by a shell, ___.
a. everyone was killed.
b. most of the men were rescued
from the water.
3. The men from Boat 3 had problems
in the water because______.
a. their backpacks were too heavy.
b. The water was too deep.
4. Six men tried to climb up the cliff and___. a. some of them managed to reach the top.
b. all of them reached the top.
5. Two of the soldiers from Able Company___. a. stayed on the beach. b. Met some other soldiers.
about ___ joined
_ fought
100
2
Able Company’s Contribution
Some were wounded or killed
Some were drowned because
of___________________
The survivors were too
_________
to clime up the cliff.
exhausted
the deep water
Some missed the fighting on
the beach because _________
________________________
their boat
was hit by the Germans .
World War II Cemetery
World War II Memorial In U.S.A.
Who are they
They are survivors of D-Day Landings.
Why did they come here
It is the 60th anniversayof D-Day landing. They came to remember their lost comraders.
Read and answer the questions:
1. Where are the cemetery and memorial
2. How many graves of Americans who died does the cemetery contain
3. How many names of the men who were never found does the memorial contain
They are situated on a cliff overlooking the beach and the English Channel.
9386.
More than 1500.
Why do you think so many soilders were never found
They fell with their faces to the foe.
They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them. ……
To the inner most heart of their own land they are known;
As the stars are known to the Night;
As the stars that shall be bright when we are dust;
As the stars that are starry in the time of our darkness,
To the end, to the end, they remain.
For the Fallen
Post-reading：Discussion
If you were a survivor from the D-Day Landings, what do you want to say to the people today
We must cherish the peace acquired at the cost of blood and life!
战争是一面镜子，能够让人更好的认识和平的珍贵。经历了战争的人们，更加懂得和平的宝贵 。让我们共同铭记：正义必胜！和平必胜！人民必胜！
War is like a mirror. Looking at it helps us better appreciate the value of peace. The experience of war makes people value peace. Let us bear in mind: Justice will prevail! Peace will prevail! The people will prevail!
1. 向…宣战
declare war on
2. 军事行动
military operation
3. 在海滩上登陆
land on the beach
4. 试图做某事
attempt to do sth.
7. 对…做出贡献
make contributions to
8. 坐落在悬崖上
be situated on a cliff
9. 从…中被救起
be rescued from
5. 取得重大突破
make a breakthrough
6. 救起
pick up
Underline the phrases:
10. 向…开火
fire at
During the war, Germany occupied many countries, including France.
occupy v. 占领，占据；使从事/忙碌
occupy oneself with sth./ (in) doing sth. 从事于/忙于某事
occupied adj. 已占用的；使用中的；忙的
be occupied with sth./ (in) doing sth. 从事于/忙于某事
occupation n. 职业；占据
with
occupation
in→with
Occupying myself with/in preparing for the coming examination
Occupied with/in preparing for the coming examination
When Boat 5 was hit by a shell, most of them were rescued from the water.
rescue v./n. 营救，救援
rescue sb. from… 从… 救出某人
come to one’s rescue 进行营救；营救某人
make a rescue 实施营救
a
to be rescued
of→from
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
condemn v. 责难；谴责；判刑
condemn sb. for sth. 因为某事谴责某人
e.g. 他因为离弃自己的孩子而受到谴责。
condemn sb. to sth. 判处某人…
He is condemned for leaving his children.
e.g. 法官判处他死刑。
The judge condemned him to death.
1.The boy picked up the hat for the old man.
2.Twenty men fell into the water and were picked up by other boats.
3.My radio can pick up BBC very clearly.
4.I picked up some French while I was away on a business trip in Paris.
5.I’ll drive over and pick you up at the weekend.
6.Sales are picking up.
7.You’ll soon pick up health when you get to the seaside.
8.They’ve picked up a really nasty infection from something they’ve eaten .
9.I hurried into the store to pick up some flowers.
pick up
捡起
救起
收听
学会
搭载；接
好转
改善；回升
染上（疾病）
采摘
Thanks!