人教版（2019）选择性必修 第二册Unit 4 Journey Across a Vast Land Video Time 课件(共24张PPT，内镶嵌视频)
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(共24张PPT)
Unit 4
Journey across a vast land
Video Time
Exploring Quebec
By the end of this period, students will be able to:
watch the video to know about Quebec;
compare Quebec with some places like it in China.
Lead-in
Can you describe the pictures
Where were the pictures taken
Can you see the things in the picture when you are on a train
Before you watch
Exploring Quebec
In this video, filmmakers Andy Maser and Tahria Sheather stop by Quebec during their trip across the vast country of Canada.
Discuss these questions with your partner.
1. Would you like to stop for an in-depth tour of a place during your journey across a vast land Why or why not
Of course! It seems such a waste to just pass by an interesting place and not find out about it.
2. If yes, what kind of place would you choose to tour
I would like to tour a place where people speak a different language than I do, and where their culture is different than my own, as that would be a more interesting experience and I would have more to learn.
Task 1 Choose the right description for each photo from the video.
___ Quebec city
___ the culinary scene
___ St Lawrence River
___ wilderness
While you watch
Check your answers of Task 1.
___ Quebec city
___ the culinary scene
___ St Lawrence River
___ wilderness
3
2
1
4
What can you learn from the introduction of this video
Where is Quebec on the map of Canada
What do these photos tell you about the city of Quebec
What kind of city do you think Quebec is
Task 2 Answer the questions using the information from the video.
1. What activities do you see in the video
__ having a barbecue __ building a fire
__ climbing __ camping
__ eating and drinking __ going to the beach
__ biking riding __ hiking
__ listening to music __ paddleboarding（浆叶式冲浪板）
__ playing tennis __ water skiing
2. What does Quebec City “bring to mind”
European vibe, history, and old architecture.
atmosphere that you sense with a person or in a place
Task 3 Complete the quotes with the words you hear in the video.
1. This city is old, __________________, actually.
2. After the long, cold winters, summer is ________________________.
3. Even in this old city, we were down to try something new... Maybe not __________________.
4. We ate some strange things, but it was ______________.
about 400 years old
the season of celebration
always successfully
all incredible
1. This city is old, __________________, actually.
about 400 years old
2. After the long, cold winters, summer is ________________________.
the season of celebration
3. Even in this old city, we were down to try something new... Maybe not __________________.
always successfully
4. We ate some strange things, but it was ____________.
all incredible
We can know the characteristics of the city from the four sentences.
Old and new
Urban and wild
Right on the water
Eat world-class cuisine in a small restaurant
Eat strange but incredible things
Outdoor adventures
Read together
Andy Maser: Even the oldest places can be seen through new eyes.
Tahria Sheather: Quebec city brings to mind European vibe, history and old architecture. This city is old, about 400 years old, actually.
Andy Maser: For just wandering each neighbourhood is an experience in itself. After the long, cold winters, summer is the season of celebration.
Tahria Sheather: Everyone’s out eating, drinking, and soaking up the sun.
Andy Maser: The city’s right on the water, so of course you want to get out and play in it.
Tahria Sheather: Even in this old city, we were down to try something new… Maybe not always successfully.
Andy Maser: Even when you’re eating, you can have an adventure. You can eat world-class cuisine in a restaurant the size of someone’s kitchen.
Tahria Sheather: The restaurants are so accessible, and it’s easy to feel like part of the family. We ate some strange things, but it was all incredible.
Tahria Sheather: While we loved exploring the city, we’re outdoor adventures at heart, so we wanted to get some fresh air and see what the wilds of the province had to offer.
Andy Maser: The city is surrounded by wilderness you can easily get out and play in, no matter your skill level or how much time you have.
Tahria Sheather: You don’t have to go very far to slow down and experience solitude. There are few places in North America where you can so easily combine the urban with the wild, outdoor adventure with cultural exploration, travel just around the corner to somewhere that feels so foreign. Yet we found it all, in Quebec City.
After you watch
1. If you were taking a journey across Canada, would you stop to explore Quebec Why or why not
Yes, I would. It seems like a fascinating place. I would love to stop and look at the old architecture and taste the food.
2. Are there any places in China like Quebec In what way are they similar How are they different
A place like Xiamen comes to mind. It is like Quebec City in that it is very old and has some interesting ancient architecture, but it also has many new areas and places outside the city which people can explore.
1. Voice the narration of the video.
2. Introduce a place you might want to explore in China.
Homework
Unit 4
Journey across a vast land
Video Time
Exploring Quebec
By the end of this period, students will be able to:
watch the video to know about Quebec;
compare Quebec with some places like it in China.
Lead-in
Can you describe the pictures
Where were the pictures taken
Can you see the things in the picture when you are on a train
Before you watch
Exploring Quebec
In this video, filmmakers Andy Maser and Tahria Sheather stop by Quebec during their trip across the vast country of Canada.
Discuss these questions with your partner.
1. Would you like to stop for an in-depth tour of a place during your journey across a vast land Why or why not
Of course! It seems such a waste to just pass by an interesting place and not find out about it.
2. If yes, what kind of place would you choose to tour
I would like to tour a place where people speak a different language than I do, and where their culture is different than my own, as that would be a more interesting experience and I would have more to learn.
Task 1 Choose the right description for each photo from the video.
___ Quebec city
___ the culinary scene
___ St Lawrence River
___ wilderness
While you watch
Check your answers of Task 1.
___ Quebec city
___ the culinary scene
___ St Lawrence River
___ wilderness
3
2
1
4
What can you learn from the introduction of this video
Where is Quebec on the map of Canada
What do these photos tell you about the city of Quebec
What kind of city do you think Quebec is
Task 2 Answer the questions using the information from the video.
1. What activities do you see in the video
__ having a barbecue __ building a fire
__ climbing __ camping
__ eating and drinking __ going to the beach
__ biking riding __ hiking
__ listening to music __ paddleboarding（浆叶式冲浪板）
__ playing tennis __ water skiing
2. What does Quebec City “bring to mind”
European vibe, history, and old architecture.
atmosphere that you sense with a person or in a place
Task 3 Complete the quotes with the words you hear in the video.
1. This city is old, __________________, actually.
2. After the long, cold winters, summer is ________________________.
3. Even in this old city, we were down to try something new... Maybe not __________________.
4. We ate some strange things, but it was ______________.
about 400 years old
the season of celebration
always successfully
all incredible
1. This city is old, __________________, actually.
about 400 years old
2. After the long, cold winters, summer is ________________________.
the season of celebration
3. Even in this old city, we were down to try something new... Maybe not __________________.
always successfully
4. We ate some strange things, but it was ____________.
all incredible
We can know the characteristics of the city from the four sentences.
Old and new
Urban and wild
Right on the water
Eat world-class cuisine in a small restaurant
Eat strange but incredible things
Outdoor adventures
Read together
Andy Maser: Even the oldest places can be seen through new eyes.
Tahria Sheather: Quebec city brings to mind European vibe, history and old architecture. This city is old, about 400 years old, actually.
Andy Maser: For just wandering each neighbourhood is an experience in itself. After the long, cold winters, summer is the season of celebration.
Tahria Sheather: Everyone’s out eating, drinking, and soaking up the sun.
Andy Maser: The city’s right on the water, so of course you want to get out and play in it.
Tahria Sheather: Even in this old city, we were down to try something new… Maybe not always successfully.
Andy Maser: Even when you’re eating, you can have an adventure. You can eat world-class cuisine in a restaurant the size of someone’s kitchen.
Tahria Sheather: The restaurants are so accessible, and it’s easy to feel like part of the family. We ate some strange things, but it was all incredible.
Tahria Sheather: While we loved exploring the city, we’re outdoor adventures at heart, so we wanted to get some fresh air and see what the wilds of the province had to offer.
Andy Maser: The city is surrounded by wilderness you can easily get out and play in, no matter your skill level or how much time you have.
Tahria Sheather: You don’t have to go very far to slow down and experience solitude. There are few places in North America where you can so easily combine the urban with the wild, outdoor adventure with cultural exploration, travel just around the corner to somewhere that feels so foreign. Yet we found it all, in Quebec City.
After you watch
1. If you were taking a journey across Canada, would you stop to explore Quebec Why or why not
Yes, I would. It seems like a fascinating place. I would love to stop and look at the old architecture and taste the food.
2. Are there any places in China like Quebec In what way are they similar How are they different
A place like Xiamen comes to mind. It is like Quebec City in that it is very old and has some interesting ancient architecture, but it also has many new areas and places outside the city which people can explore.
1. Voice the narration of the video.
2. Introduce a place you might want to explore in China.
Homework