人教版（2019）选择性必修第四册Unit 2 Iconic Attractions Listening and Speaking听说课件(31张PPT)
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(共31张PPT)
ICONIC ATTRACTIONS
Using Language
Listening and Speaking
听说
At the end of the class, you will be able to:
get the different point of views and reasons through listening to the dialogue about what best represent New Zealand.
learn to figure out the structure of listening texts through paying attention to some summary phrases.
introduce and present what best represents China using the structure and expressions we learnt today, such as my vote has to be, all in all, in conclusion, it‘s one of the most..., there are..., to explore sth. and so on.
Learning Objectives
Warm-up
part 1
What do you see in the picture
The Bay of Islands
a geyser
What do you see in the picture
a sulphuric pool
the haka
What do you see in the picture
manuka honey
a kiwi bird
What do you see in the picture
bungee jumping
a flock of sheep
Pre-listening
part 2
Know more about them and share which attracts you most Why
Know more about them and share which attracts you most Why
reasons
conclusion
your choice
Prediction
What can you see Who are they What will they talk about
Three interviewees are talking about what they believe to best represent New Zealand.
While-listening
part 3
Listen for the structure
Listen to a radio programme. Three speakers are talking about what
they believe to best represent New Zealand.
This is an/a________
interview
Dave
Felicity
Jane
Job
Choice
Job
Choice
Choice
Job
business journalist
the Bay of Islands
editor of World Nature magazine
the geothermal parks
writer of the Fantastic Life blog
the New Zealand experience
How do they show their opinions
Listen for the structure
your choice
reasons
conclusion
Use this structure to make your point more clear.
Pay attention to some key words to help you figure out the structure.
Listen for the content
Dave Edmonds (business journalist)—the Bay of Islands
Reasons:
__________ cruises or __________ tours to __________ the small towns and their _______________, as well as tours to ____________ and ___________ Maori culture.
be ____________________ the haka on site.
boat
hiking
explore
rich history
observe
experience
astonished to see
Listen for the content
Felicity James (editor of World Nature magazine)
—the geothermal parks
Reasons:
The hot __________, geysers, bubbling ________, and sulphuric ______ make that area one of the most amazing places you'll ever see.
The scenery there ________________ New Zealand.
springs
mud
pools
is truly unique to
Listen for the content
Jane Smith (writer of the Fantastic Life blog)
—the New Zealand experience
Reasons:
I think that if someone left New Zealand without seeing a KiWi ______ or ________________, they haven't truly experienced the country.
Try some Manuka _______. ________ the haka. Go bungee ________! In short, I would like to suggest that tourists not just _________________ in New Zealand-they should ______________________.
bird
a flock of sheep
honey
See
jumping
visit iconic places
experience its culture
Listen for the language
Dave Edmonds (business journalist)—the Bay of Islands
Expressions:
_________________ the Bay of Islands. ___________________________________________ in New Zealand. But, of course, _______________________________________ make the Bay of Islands _________________________________.
____________, the Bay of Islands is really what best represents New Zealand.
My vote has to be
It’s one of the most beautiful places you’ll find
it’s the beaches and water activities that
such a popular tourist destination
All in all
Summaries often begin with phrases such as In summary, To sum up, All in all, In short, On the whole, As a whole and so on.
Listen for the content
Felicity James (editor of World Nature magazine)
—the geothermal parks
Expressions:
______ the Bay of Islands is a great place too, but ____________________________
______________, _________________________ New Zealand are the geothermal parks, such as in the North Island area.
The hot springs, geysers, bubbling mud, and sulphuric pools __________________________________________________.
I think
I have a different place in mind.
In my opinion
the places that best represent
make that area one of the most amazing places you’ll ever see
Listen for the content
Jane Smith (writer of the Fantastic Life blog)
—the New Zealand experience
Expressions:
Well, ____________________ a particular place. _____________________ New Zealand _______________ a KiWi bird or a flock of sheep, ___________________________________.
_____________________________what best represents New Zealand is not necessarily a place, ___________________________________.
_________, _____________________________tourists not just visit iconic places in New Zealand-they should experience its culture.
I wouldn’t choose
I think that if someone left
without seeing
they haven’t truly experienced the country
What I’m trying to say is that
but rather the experiences you get there
In short
I would like to suggest that
Post-listening
part 4
Critical thinking
Are the three people talking about New Zealand from the same perspective Find examples in your notes.
How do our careers affect our thinking and talking
Which recommendation do you prefer and why (open question)
No, for instance, Dave is a business journalist, so he focuses on some relaxing activities and enjoys local culture.
Because of carees, we may choose different kinds of destination and activities related with our job content and working environment. If we are busy in our daily life, we may want to go to experience some relaxing activity.
(Possible Answer) My vote has to be geothermal Parks, because I’m always a fan of fascinating scenery and geography. I’m dying to enjoy the beauty of nature.
Talking Activity
part5
Facetime
Six foreigners of different occupations will come to China.
Please choose what best represent China for everyone.
Jasper：As a fashion designer, my job is to design visually appealing clothes.
Sophie：I work as a chef, creating delicious and innovative dishes.
Susan：As a history teacher, I’m responsible for educating and inspiring my students to achieve their full potential.
David：I work as a software engineer at a tech company in Silicon Valley.
Mark：As an architect, I design and oversee construction projects.
Jennie：I’m a nurse who works in a busy hospital.
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Brainstorm
Use following structure and expressions to help you
I think... / In my opinion.../ My vote has to be.../ I have...in mind. / I would/wouldn't choose.../In my view…/ As far as I am concerned…
It’s one of the most.../ There are...to explore sth. / You will be astonished to do./ It is...that...make +some place one of the most....area you’ll ever see./ ...is truly unique to.../ what I’m trying to say is that.../ but...if someone left without...they haven't truly experienced...
All in all/ In short/ In summary/ To sum up/ On the whole/ As a whole, Briefly/ In brief/ In a word/ In conclusion/ As I have said above
your choice
reasons
conclusion
Presentation
Four students a group. One is for your choice, two students present
reasons and the last is for conclusion.
your choice
reasons
conclusion
Presentation
Sample
your choice
reasons
conclusion
Hello Mark, I’m glad to hear that you’ll come to visit China. Well, concerning what best represent China, my vote has to be the Forbidden City.
It's one of the most significant well-preserved imperial residence in China. There are many historical palaces and Buddhist buildings to explore. You will be astonished to see the amazing architectual art beauty of it.
To sum up, I’ll be your guide and I bet you won’t regret visiting it.
Homework
part 5
Homework
Write s short passage to introduce what best represent China in your mind.(Use at least five expressions.)
Shoot a short video to introduce it and we’ll enjoy it next week.
I think... In my opinion...My vote has to be...I have...in mind. I would/wouldn't choose...In my view…,as far as I am concerned…
It's one of the most...there are...to explore sth. You will be astonished to do.It is...that...make +some place one of the most....area you'll ever see. ...is truly unique to...what i'm trying to say is that...not but...if someone left without...they haven't truly experienced...
All in all, in short, in summary, to sum up, on the whole, as a whole, briefly, in brief, in a word, in conclusion,as I have said above
Homework
The Forbidden City, also known as the Palace Museum, is an imperial palace located at the heart of Beijing, China. It was constructed during the Ming Dynasty and served as the imperial residence for the emperors of China for over 500 years. The Forbidden City is one of the largest and best-preserved ancient palaces in the world.
The palace consists of 980 buildings and covers an area of 180 acres. There are many historical palaces and Buddhist buildings to explore. You will be astonished to see the amazing architectual art beauty of it. Many of the buildings are decorated with intricate carvings, paintings, and exquisite furnishings, showcasing the beauty of ancient Chinese architecture. The Forbidden City is surrounded by a 52-meter wide moat and a 10-meter high wall, providing an extra layer of protection for the palace.
Homework
It is many interesting stories behind each building and artifact that makes the Forbidden City truly unique. For example, there is a well-known story about the Nine-Dragon Screen, which protected the palace from evil spirits. It is said that the screen was built with 424 seven-color glazed tiles, forming nine flying dragons. It is a marvel of ancient Chinese architecture and craftsmanship.
In short, the Forbidden City is a symbol of China's rich cultural heritage and a testament to the skill of ancient Chinese artisans. It is a must-visit destination for those who want to experience the grandeur of the past and the splendor of Chinese civilization.
ICONIC ATTRACTIONS
Using Language
Listening and Speaking
听说
At the end of the class, you will be able to:
get the different point of views and reasons through listening to the dialogue about what best represent New Zealand.
learn to figure out the structure of listening texts through paying attention to some summary phrases.
introduce and present what best represents China using the structure and expressions we learnt today, such as my vote has to be, all in all, in conclusion, it‘s one of the most..., there are..., to explore sth. and so on.
Learning Objectives
Warm-up
part 1
What do you see in the picture
The Bay of Islands
a geyser
What do you see in the picture
a sulphuric pool
the haka
What do you see in the picture
manuka honey
a kiwi bird
What do you see in the picture
bungee jumping
a flock of sheep
Pre-listening
part 2
Know more about them and share which attracts you most Why
Know more about them and share which attracts you most Why
reasons
conclusion
your choice
Prediction
What can you see Who are they What will they talk about
Three interviewees are talking about what they believe to best represent New Zealand.
While-listening
part 3
Listen for the structure
Listen to a radio programme. Three speakers are talking about what
they believe to best represent New Zealand.
This is an/a________
interview
Dave
Felicity
Jane
Job
Choice
Job
Choice
Choice
Job
business journalist
the Bay of Islands
editor of World Nature magazine
the geothermal parks
writer of the Fantastic Life blog
the New Zealand experience
How do they show their opinions
Listen for the structure
your choice
reasons
conclusion
Use this structure to make your point more clear.
Pay attention to some key words to help you figure out the structure.
Listen for the content
Dave Edmonds (business journalist)—the Bay of Islands
Reasons:
__________ cruises or __________ tours to __________ the small towns and their _______________, as well as tours to ____________ and ___________ Maori culture.
be ____________________ the haka on site.
boat
hiking
explore
rich history
observe
experience
astonished to see
Listen for the content
Felicity James (editor of World Nature magazine)
—the geothermal parks
Reasons:
The hot __________, geysers, bubbling ________, and sulphuric ______ make that area one of the most amazing places you'll ever see.
The scenery there ________________ New Zealand.
springs
mud
pools
is truly unique to
Listen for the content
Jane Smith (writer of the Fantastic Life blog)
—the New Zealand experience
Reasons:
I think that if someone left New Zealand without seeing a KiWi ______ or ________________, they haven't truly experienced the country.
Try some Manuka _______. ________ the haka. Go bungee ________! In short, I would like to suggest that tourists not just _________________ in New Zealand-they should ______________________.
bird
a flock of sheep
honey
See
jumping
visit iconic places
experience its culture
Listen for the language
Dave Edmonds (business journalist)—the Bay of Islands
Expressions:
_________________ the Bay of Islands. ___________________________________________ in New Zealand. But, of course, _______________________________________ make the Bay of Islands _________________________________.
____________, the Bay of Islands is really what best represents New Zealand.
My vote has to be
It’s one of the most beautiful places you’ll find
it’s the beaches and water activities that
such a popular tourist destination
All in all
Summaries often begin with phrases such as In summary, To sum up, All in all, In short, On the whole, As a whole and so on.
Listen for the content
Felicity James (editor of World Nature magazine)
—the geothermal parks
Expressions:
______ the Bay of Islands is a great place too, but ____________________________
______________, _________________________ New Zealand are the geothermal parks, such as in the North Island area.
The hot springs, geysers, bubbling mud, and sulphuric pools __________________________________________________.
I think
I have a different place in mind.
In my opinion
the places that best represent
make that area one of the most amazing places you’ll ever see
Listen for the content
Jane Smith (writer of the Fantastic Life blog)
—the New Zealand experience
Expressions:
Well, ____________________ a particular place. _____________________ New Zealand _______________ a KiWi bird or a flock of sheep, ___________________________________.
_____________________________what best represents New Zealand is not necessarily a place, ___________________________________.
_________, _____________________________tourists not just visit iconic places in New Zealand-they should experience its culture.
I wouldn’t choose
I think that if someone left
without seeing
they haven’t truly experienced the country
What I’m trying to say is that
but rather the experiences you get there
In short
I would like to suggest that
Post-listening
part 4
Critical thinking
Are the three people talking about New Zealand from the same perspective Find examples in your notes.
How do our careers affect our thinking and talking
Which recommendation do you prefer and why (open question)
No, for instance, Dave is a business journalist, so he focuses on some relaxing activities and enjoys local culture.
Because of carees, we may choose different kinds of destination and activities related with our job content and working environment. If we are busy in our daily life, we may want to go to experience some relaxing activity.
(Possible Answer) My vote has to be geothermal Parks, because I’m always a fan of fascinating scenery and geography. I’m dying to enjoy the beauty of nature.
Talking Activity
part5
Facetime
Six foreigners of different occupations will come to China.
Please choose what best represent China for everyone.
Jasper：As a fashion designer, my job is to design visually appealing clothes.
Sophie：I work as a chef, creating delicious and innovative dishes.
Susan：As a history teacher, I’m responsible for educating and inspiring my students to achieve their full potential.
David：I work as a software engineer at a tech company in Silicon Valley.
Mark：As an architect, I design and oversee construction projects.
Jennie：I’m a nurse who works in a busy hospital.
点击左下角人物图片可播放电话音效
Brainstorm
Use following structure and expressions to help you
I think... / In my opinion.../ My vote has to be.../ I have...in mind. / I would/wouldn't choose.../In my view…/ As far as I am concerned…
It’s one of the most.../ There are...to explore sth. / You will be astonished to do./ It is...that...make +some place one of the most....area you’ll ever see./ ...is truly unique to.../ what I’m trying to say is that.../ but...if someone left without...they haven't truly experienced...
All in all/ In short/ In summary/ To sum up/ On the whole/ As a whole, Briefly/ In brief/ In a word/ In conclusion/ As I have said above
your choice
reasons
conclusion
Presentation
Four students a group. One is for your choice, two students present
reasons and the last is for conclusion.
your choice
reasons
conclusion
Presentation
Sample
your choice
reasons
conclusion
Hello Mark, I’m glad to hear that you’ll come to visit China. Well, concerning what best represent China, my vote has to be the Forbidden City.
It's one of the most significant well-preserved imperial residence in China. There are many historical palaces and Buddhist buildings to explore. You will be astonished to see the amazing architectual art beauty of it.
To sum up, I’ll be your guide and I bet you won’t regret visiting it.
Homework
part 5
Homework
Write s short passage to introduce what best represent China in your mind.(Use at least five expressions.)
Shoot a short video to introduce it and we’ll enjoy it next week.
I think... In my opinion...My vote has to be...I have...in mind. I would/wouldn't choose...In my view…,as far as I am concerned…
It's one of the most...there are...to explore sth. You will be astonished to do.It is...that...make +some place one of the most....area you'll ever see. ...is truly unique to...what i'm trying to say is that...not but...if someone left without...they haven't truly experienced...
All in all, in short, in summary, to sum up, on the whole, as a whole, briefly, in brief, in a word, in conclusion,as I have said above
Homework
The Forbidden City, also known as the Palace Museum, is an imperial palace located at the heart of Beijing, China. It was constructed during the Ming Dynasty and served as the imperial residence for the emperors of China for over 500 years. The Forbidden City is one of the largest and best-preserved ancient palaces in the world.
The palace consists of 980 buildings and covers an area of 180 acres. There are many historical palaces and Buddhist buildings to explore. You will be astonished to see the amazing architectual art beauty of it. Many of the buildings are decorated with intricate carvings, paintings, and exquisite furnishings, showcasing the beauty of ancient Chinese architecture. The Forbidden City is surrounded by a 52-meter wide moat and a 10-meter high wall, providing an extra layer of protection for the palace.
Homework
It is many interesting stories behind each building and artifact that makes the Forbidden City truly unique. For example, there is a well-known story about the Nine-Dragon Screen, which protected the palace from evil spirits. It is said that the screen was built with 424 seven-color glazed tiles, forming nine flying dragons. It is a marvel of ancient Chinese architecture and craftsmanship.
In short, the Forbidden City is a symbol of China's rich cultural heritage and a testament to the skill of ancient Chinese artisans. It is a must-visit destination for those who want to experience the grandeur of the past and the splendor of Chinese civilization.