北师大版（2019必修第二册Unit 5 Humans and nature Lesson3 Race to the Pole Reading课件(共19张PPT)

(共19张PPT)
Sea at stories
The Race to the Pole
South Pole / the Antarctic
How much do you know about it
the Antarctic
the southernmost continent
14 million sq km (280,000 sq km ice-free, 13.72 million sq km ice-covered)
What's the area of it
mostly uninhabitable
the coldest, windiest, and driest continent
If you have a chance to go there, would you enjoy going there
What difficulties do you encounter
What preparations do you need to make
What aspects will be mentioned in the race
Activity1.Free Talk
The race to the pole
Activity1 Read & match
Para.1-2 Cause and preparations for the race
Para.3 Arrival at the destination
Para. 4-5 The return journey
Para. 6-10 Other people’ comments.
Para.11 Race to the destination
Why did the author write about the return journeys
Time order
Activity2 Read &collect(para1-para5)
Amundsen
Scott
Sept.8,1911
Sledges
Dogs
Dec.14,1911
winning the game
Nov.1,1911
Sledges
Horses
Jan.17,1912
losing the game
Time to start
Preparations
Time to arrival
Result
Q： Why did Scott lose the race
What about their return journey
It was one of the worst in the history of exploration.
Why
The Return Journey
(1) The process of their return journey:
Their first hopeless situation:
The men were______________________________________ and the weather conditions were ________.
Then came a disaster: Edgar Evans___________________.
Another disaster: Captain Oates_______________________.
The last disaster: Scott and his members couldn’t leave their
tent to their food bases because__________________________.
The ending of the return journey:______________________
soon very tired and were running out of food
terrible
had a terrible disease
and died after a bad fall
had great difficulty walking
and died
a terrible storm started
Scott died
Scott recorded his death
one of their food bases was only within 11 miles away
their return journey is full of sadness
Challenges
Feelings
Losing the race
Being tired
Running out of food
Terrible weather
Terrible diseases
Far from the food bases
hopeless
discouraged
depressed
disappointed
calm
proud
regretful
heart-broken
sorrowful
desperate
Activity3 Read &infer
The return journey
(para6-para9)
Putting on our shoes in the morning is getting slower and slower
I am just going outside and may be
but what a price to pay
and goodbye to most of our dreams
Q： Why did author use the quotes from Scott’s diary
1.Why did author write about the return journey
how do you understand the word “race” in the title
2.Why didn’t Scott's team survive Is Scott loser in
your opinion Why
3.Why does the text feature Scott’s team
Activity4 think and share
Things I learned from the race to the pole
The most impressive sentences I’d like to remember and use from this class
Self -assessment
HOMEWORK
Compulsory: If you were Scott who had the second chance to explore Antarctica, what would you do for the exploration
Optional: Write a short story to introduce the Scotts’ journey.