人教版(2019) 必修第二册Unit 2 Wildlife protection Video Time 课件(共31张PPT)
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| 名称 | 人教版(2019) 必修第二册Unit 2 Wildlife protection Video Time 课件(共31张PPT) |  | |
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| 科目 | 英语 | ||
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(共31张PPT)
Wildlife protection
Unit 2
Video Time
1. Learn to get information from watching a video;
2. Learn to guess what the video is about by getting information from the questions;
3. Learn to collect characters’ opinions in a video;
4. Learn to express your opinion on wildlife protection.
Lead-in
There are 3 different kinds of elephant species.
the African bush elephant, the African forest elephant, and the Asian elephant
1
An elephant’s trunk is an all-purpose tool.
Elephants use their trunks not only to breathe, smell and eat, but to grasp the trees, pick up objects weighing as much as 700 pounds, dig for water, and give themselves showers.
2
An elephant’s ears help to dissipate heat (散热).
The large surface area of its ears is lined with many blood vessels, which take heat away and thus help to cool the temperature down in the hot sun.
3
Elephants are extremely intelligent animals.
Not only can elephants use tools with their trunks, but they also display a high degree of self-awareness (for example, recognizing themselves in mirrors) and empathy(同感) towards other members.
4
Elephant groups are dominated by females.
Elephants have a unique social structure: males and females live apart. Three or four females, together with their young, live together in groups of up to a dozen, while males either live alone or form smaller groups with other males.
5
Pregnancy(孕期) of the elephant lasts almost two years.
About 22 months, African elephants have the longest gestation period of any land mammal (陆地哺乳动物). Newborn elephants weigh about 110kg, and they usually have to wait at least four or five years with their mother.
6
Elephants evolved(进化) over 50 million years.
Elephants used to be a lot more common than they are today. From the fossil evidence, the progenitor(始祖) of all elephants was tiny, pig-like, which lived in northern Africa about 50 million years ago.
7
Elephants are important parts of their ecosystems(生态系统).
Elephants have an great influence on their habitats, trees, etc. Their behaviors benefit not only the elephants themselves, but also other animals, which take advantage of these environmental changes(for example, African elephants have been known to dig caves, which are then used as shelter by bats, insects and smaller mammals).
8
Elephants continue to be endangered by the ivory trade.
While elephants are subject to the same environmental pressures as other animals—pollution, habitat destruction and human civilization, they are especially valuable to poachers(偷猎者), who value them for the ivory trade.
9
Before you watch
What do you think elephant whisperers do
Who they might be
What’s the relationship between elephants and elephant whisperers
The elephant whisperers are the elephant keepers who work for a programme in Kenya.
The organization aims to rescue and raise orphan elephants, and then return them to the wild. So far, it has helped hundreds of baby elephants.
who
where
why
Look at the title, introduction, and picture on page 24. Then guess whether the statements are true (T) or false (F).
1. The elephants’ mothers left them alone.
2. The baby elephants all come from different areas of Kenya.
3. The native environment of the elephants is the forest.
4. The keepers have to feed the elephants every four hours, day and night.
5. The keepers have to sleep with the elephants.
Tips
Before watching the video, you can read and circle the key points in each sentence so that when you are watching, you can catch the useful information easily.
While you watch
Check your answers.
1. The elephants’ mothers left them alone.
2. The baby elephants all come from different areas of Kenya.
3. The native environment of the elephants is the forest.
4. The keepers have to feed the elephants every four hours, day and night.
5. The keepers have to sleep with the elephants.
F
T
T
F
T
1. The elephants’ mothers left them alone.
F
2. The baby elephants all come from different areas of Kenya.
T
3. The native environment of the elephants is the forest.
T
4. The keepers have to feed the elephants every four hours, day and night.
F
5. The keepers have to sleep with the elephants.
T
Watch again. Arrange the following items in the order you see them in the video. Write the numbers 1-7 on the lines.
A Two elephants make friends. ____
B The elephant keepers lead the elephants into the forest. ____
C A keeper sings to the elephants. ____
D The elephants play football. ____
E An elephant keeper feeds an elephant some leaves. ____
F The keepers put the elephants to bed. ____
G The keepers feed the elephants milk using bottles. ____
3
2
7
4
1
6
5
Answer the questions using information from the video.
1. According to the elephant keeper, in what way are elephants like people
They are like people because if you love them, they will love you too.
2. What is the most important thing elephants must learn at the center
The most important thing they must learn is to make friends, so they can survive together.
Complete the passage with the words in the box.
because of no food from the world country sleep with them
take the elephants to the bush feed them every 3 hours
leave them alone have been killed by people because of diseases
Elephant are…like humans. If you love them，they love you too. They live on Zahim because they don’t have their mothers. Their mothers ______________. Others have been, died _____________，not food for them—others ______________.
because of no food from the world country sleep with them
take the elephants to the bush feed them every 3 hours
leave them alone have been killed by people because of diseases
Elephant…they love each other, yah. They are like… like, our elephants here，they are not from the same area. They are __________. But when they come here，they make friends.
We _______________.
We stay with them because we have to __________, day and night. Because the elephants—when they come they don't have their mothers, and we have to do the work that their mothers do. We have to ___________… because when we ___________, they cry.
because of no food from the world country sleep with them
take the elephants to the bush feed them every 3 hours
leave them alone have been killed by people because of diseases
Read together
Elephant are…like humans. If you love them，they love you too. They live on Zahim because they don’t have their mothers. Their mothers have been killed by people. Others have been, died because of no food，not food for them—others because of diseases.
Elephant…they love each other, yah. They are like… like, our elephants here，they are not from the same area. They are from the whole country. But when they come here，they make friends.
We take the elephants to the bush.
We stay with them because we have to feed them every 3 hours, day and night. Because the elephants—when they come they don’t have their mothers, and we have to do the work that their mothers do. We have to sleep with them… because when we leave them alone, they cry.
Discuss the questions in groups.
1. Why is this programme important for elephants and for the world
The programme is important because it protects elephants in danger and will stop them becoming endangered, which is good for the world because it protects the diversity of nature.
2. Have you ever taken care of a baby animal In what ways is it similar to or different from taking care of a human baby
I took care of a kitten once. It was like a human baby because it could not look after itself and needed help with feeding. However, it could walk quickly unlike a human baby!
After you watch
Homework
Finish the exercise that is given today.
Wildlife protection
Unit 2
Video Time
1. Learn to get information from watching a video;
2. Learn to guess what the video is about by getting information from the questions;
3. Learn to collect characters’ opinions in a video;
4. Learn to express your opinion on wildlife protection.
Lead-in
There are 3 different kinds of elephant species.
the African bush elephant, the African forest elephant, and the Asian elephant
1
An elephant’s trunk is an all-purpose tool.
Elephants use their trunks not only to breathe, smell and eat, but to grasp the trees, pick up objects weighing as much as 700 pounds, dig for water, and give themselves showers.
2
An elephant’s ears help to dissipate heat (散热).
The large surface area of its ears is lined with many blood vessels, which take heat away and thus help to cool the temperature down in the hot sun.
3
Elephants are extremely intelligent animals.
Not only can elephants use tools with their trunks, but they also display a high degree of self-awareness (for example, recognizing themselves in mirrors) and empathy(同感) towards other members.
4
Elephant groups are dominated by females.
Elephants have a unique social structure: males and females live apart. Three or four females, together with their young, live together in groups of up to a dozen, while males either live alone or form smaller groups with other males.
5
Pregnancy(孕期) of the elephant lasts almost two years.
About 22 months, African elephants have the longest gestation period of any land mammal (陆地哺乳动物). Newborn elephants weigh about 110kg, and they usually have to wait at least four or five years with their mother.
6
Elephants evolved(进化) over 50 million years.
Elephants used to be a lot more common than they are today. From the fossil evidence, the progenitor(始祖) of all elephants was tiny, pig-like, which lived in northern Africa about 50 million years ago.
7
Elephants are important parts of their ecosystems(生态系统).
Elephants have an great influence on their habitats, trees, etc. Their behaviors benefit not only the elephants themselves, but also other animals, which take advantage of these environmental changes(for example, African elephants have been known to dig caves, which are then used as shelter by bats, insects and smaller mammals).
8
Elephants continue to be endangered by the ivory trade.
While elephants are subject to the same environmental pressures as other animals—pollution, habitat destruction and human civilization, they are especially valuable to poachers(偷猎者), who value them for the ivory trade.
9
Before you watch
What do you think elephant whisperers do
Who they might be
What’s the relationship between elephants and elephant whisperers
The elephant whisperers are the elephant keepers who work for a programme in Kenya.
The organization aims to rescue and raise orphan elephants, and then return them to the wild. So far, it has helped hundreds of baby elephants.
who
where
why
Look at the title, introduction, and picture on page 24. Then guess whether the statements are true (T) or false (F).
1. The elephants’ mothers left them alone.
2. The baby elephants all come from different areas of Kenya.
3. The native environment of the elephants is the forest.
4. The keepers have to feed the elephants every four hours, day and night.
5. The keepers have to sleep with the elephants.
Tips
Before watching the video, you can read and circle the key points in each sentence so that when you are watching, you can catch the useful information easily.
While you watch
Check your answers.
1. The elephants’ mothers left them alone.
2. The baby elephants all come from different areas of Kenya.
3. The native environment of the elephants is the forest.
4. The keepers have to feed the elephants every four hours, day and night.
5. The keepers have to sleep with the elephants.
F
T
T
F
T
1. The elephants’ mothers left them alone.
F
2. The baby elephants all come from different areas of Kenya.
T
3. The native environment of the elephants is the forest.
T
4. The keepers have to feed the elephants every four hours, day and night.
F
5. The keepers have to sleep with the elephants.
T
Watch again. Arrange the following items in the order you see them in the video. Write the numbers 1-7 on the lines.
A Two elephants make friends. ____
B The elephant keepers lead the elephants into the forest. ____
C A keeper sings to the elephants. ____
D The elephants play football. ____
E An elephant keeper feeds an elephant some leaves. ____
F The keepers put the elephants to bed. ____
G The keepers feed the elephants milk using bottles. ____
3
2
7
4
1
6
5
Answer the questions using information from the video.
1. According to the elephant keeper, in what way are elephants like people
They are like people because if you love them, they will love you too.
2. What is the most important thing elephants must learn at the center
The most important thing they must learn is to make friends, so they can survive together.
Complete the passage with the words in the box.
because of no food from the world country sleep with them
take the elephants to the bush feed them every 3 hours
leave them alone have been killed by people because of diseases
Elephant are…like humans. If you love them，they love you too. They live on Zahim because they don’t have their mothers. Their mothers ______________. Others have been, died _____________，not food for them—others ______________.
because of no food from the world country sleep with them
take the elephants to the bush feed them every 3 hours
leave them alone have been killed by people because of diseases
Elephant…they love each other, yah. They are like… like, our elephants here，they are not from the same area. They are __________. But when they come here，they make friends.
We _______________.
We stay with them because we have to __________, day and night. Because the elephants—when they come they don't have their mothers, and we have to do the work that their mothers do. We have to ___________… because when we ___________, they cry.
because of no food from the world country sleep with them
take the elephants to the bush feed them every 3 hours
leave them alone have been killed by people because of diseases
Read together
Elephant are…like humans. If you love them，they love you too. They live on Zahim because they don’t have their mothers. Their mothers have been killed by people. Others have been, died because of no food，not food for them—others because of diseases.
Elephant…they love each other, yah. They are like… like, our elephants here，they are not from the same area. They are from the whole country. But when they come here，they make friends.
We take the elephants to the bush.
We stay with them because we have to feed them every 3 hours, day and night. Because the elephants—when they come they don’t have their mothers, and we have to do the work that their mothers do. We have to sleep with them… because when we leave them alone, they cry.
Discuss the questions in groups.
1. Why is this programme important for elephants and for the world
The programme is important because it protects elephants in danger and will stop them becoming endangered, which is good for the world because it protects the diversity of nature.
2. Have you ever taken care of a baby animal In what ways is it similar to or different from taking care of a human baby
I took care of a kitten once. It was like a human baby because it could not look after itself and needed help with feeding. However, it could walk quickly unlike a human baby!
After you watch
Homework
Finish the exercise that is given today.