外研版（2019）必修 第二册Unit 3 On the move Usinglanguage(2)：Listening 课件(共17张PPT,内镶嵌音频)
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(共17张PPT)
Using language(2)：Listening
Unit 3 On the move
By the end of this period, you will be able to:
get the main idea within the interviewee’s responses;
try to promote the development of Chinese traditional sports.
Exercise you can do anywhere
Pre-listening
pull-up
skipping
push-up
jogging
sit-up
plank
Read and match
You have to keep your body very still. This develops your core muscles and strengthens your lower back.
This develops your chest and shoulder muscles. Remember to keep your back completely straight.
Using only a rope, you can develop your footwork and balance. It’s good for your heart and you’ll burn a lot of calories without going anywhere!
plank
push-up
skipping
Find a bar that will support your weight. This builds strgenth in your upper body, especially in your arms and back.
This develops the muscles in your stomach region and improves the way you stand.
This gives you improved heart and lung function. It also helps build strong leg bones.
pull-up
sit-up
jogging
Modern sports
dragon boat racing
archery
martial arts
Tai Chi
Tradditional sports
pull-up
sit-up
jogging
push-up
skipping
Chinese martial arts are famous all around the world. Each year, tens of thousands of people from other countries come to China to learn Chinese martial arts. Tai Chi, which is a martial art with a long history, is usually a popular choice. It involves doing very slow physical exercises to relax your mind and calm your body.
Did you know
While-listening
Difficulties of studying in China.
A Tai Chi school in China.
First visit to China.
A great master of yoga.
Reasons for learning Tai Chi.
Reasons for keep going.
Reasons for choosing Yangshuo.
Task 1: Listen to the interview and choose the points mentioned.
√
√
√
√
√
Leah and Tai Chi
★loves watching 1.________ films and took 2._______________;
fell in love with tai chi due to the classes
★first went to China 3._______ years ago.
★reasons for choosing Yangshuo:
A 4. _________of tai chi lives there;
The beautiful 5.__________ views
★challenges: learning to use Chinese; practising
basic 6._______ ; getting up early
★benefits of tai chi: helps relax and brings 7._____________;
a simple way to 8.________________ ; improves 9.________________.
kung fu
kung fu classes
six
master
natural
skills
peace inside
deal with pressure
physical abilities
Task 2:Listen again and complete the journalist’s notes.
Journalist: Leah, you’ve been practising tai chi for more than 20 years and
now you’ve decided to set up a tai chi school here in the UK. What was it that
first attracted you to the sport
Leah: I love watching kung fu films, so I took kung fu classes. Through these
classes, I discovered tai chi and fell in love with it at once.
Journalist: You now visit China every year. Can you tell me something about your first trip here？
Listening text
Leah: That was six years ago. For me, visiting China was a dream
come true. On that first trip, I went to Yangshuo in Guangxi.
Journalist: Why did you choose Yangshuo
Leah: The main reason was that one of the greatest masters of tai chi
lives there. I’d also heard a lot about the beautiful natural views of
the area.
Journalist: What challenges did you face studying in China
Leah: The biggest challenge was learning to understand and speak Chinese.
Another was practising some of the basic skills that I thought I had learnt years
ago. Oh yes, and I wasn’t that fond of the early morning stars, either!
Journalist: What makes you not give up and keep going
Leah: Firstly, what I get from tai chi makes up for the hard work and chal-
lenges. It helps me relax and brings me peace inside, and is a simple way
to deal with pressure. As well as being good for your mind, tai chi can help im-
prove your physical abilities. That’s why I set up a tai chi school in the UK.
Post-listening
Student A
Student B
Work in pairs and act out the interview between a sports journalist and a member of a dragon boat team.
Student A
Why he/ she chose dragon boat racing
The best and worst things about the sport
The challenges he/ she faced
Why he/ she keeps going
His/ her plan for the future
You are a sports journalist and are about to interview a member of a dragon boat team. You want to find out the following information:
Student B
You were born in a city with a long history of dragon boat races.
Building a strong body is the best reward from the sport.
You once missed a national dragon boat race because of injuries.
How to keep going was the biggest challenge in the sport.
You enjoy and love the sport.
You hope to spread the Chinese dragon boat culture to the world.
You are a number of a dragon boat team and are about to be interviewed by a sports journlalist.Answer his/ her questions using the following information:
Show Time
Now work with your deskmate to act out the interview.
Using language(2)：Listening
Unit 3 On the move
By the end of this period, you will be able to:
get the main idea within the interviewee’s responses;
try to promote the development of Chinese traditional sports.
Exercise you can do anywhere
Pre-listening
pull-up
skipping
push-up
jogging
sit-up
plank
Read and match
You have to keep your body very still. This develops your core muscles and strengthens your lower back.
This develops your chest and shoulder muscles. Remember to keep your back completely straight.
Using only a rope, you can develop your footwork and balance. It’s good for your heart and you’ll burn a lot of calories without going anywhere!
plank
push-up
skipping
Find a bar that will support your weight. This builds strgenth in your upper body, especially in your arms and back.
This develops the muscles in your stomach region and improves the way you stand.
This gives you improved heart and lung function. It also helps build strong leg bones.
pull-up
sit-up
jogging
Modern sports
dragon boat racing
archery
martial arts
Tai Chi
Tradditional sports
pull-up
sit-up
jogging
push-up
skipping
Chinese martial arts are famous all around the world. Each year, tens of thousands of people from other countries come to China to learn Chinese martial arts. Tai Chi, which is a martial art with a long history, is usually a popular choice. It involves doing very slow physical exercises to relax your mind and calm your body.
Did you know
While-listening
Difficulties of studying in China.
A Tai Chi school in China.
First visit to China.
A great master of yoga.
Reasons for learning Tai Chi.
Reasons for keep going.
Reasons for choosing Yangshuo.
Task 1: Listen to the interview and choose the points mentioned.
√
√
√
√
√
Leah and Tai Chi
★loves watching 1.________ films and took 2._______________;
fell in love with tai chi due to the classes
★first went to China 3._______ years ago.
★reasons for choosing Yangshuo:
A 4. _________of tai chi lives there;
The beautiful 5.__________ views
★challenges: learning to use Chinese; practising
basic 6._______ ; getting up early
★benefits of tai chi: helps relax and brings 7._____________;
a simple way to 8.________________ ; improves 9.________________.
kung fu
kung fu classes
six
master
natural
skills
peace inside
deal with pressure
physical abilities
Task 2:Listen again and complete the journalist’s notes.
Journalist: Leah, you’ve been practising tai chi for more than 20 years and
now you’ve decided to set up a tai chi school here in the UK. What was it that
first attracted you to the sport
Leah: I love watching kung fu films, so I took kung fu classes. Through these
classes, I discovered tai chi and fell in love with it at once.
Journalist: You now visit China every year. Can you tell me something about your first trip here？
Listening text
Leah: That was six years ago. For me, visiting China was a dream
come true. On that first trip, I went to Yangshuo in Guangxi.
Journalist: Why did you choose Yangshuo
Leah: The main reason was that one of the greatest masters of tai chi
lives there. I’d also heard a lot about the beautiful natural views of
the area.
Journalist: What challenges did you face studying in China
Leah: The biggest challenge was learning to understand and speak Chinese.
Another was practising some of the basic skills that I thought I had learnt years
ago. Oh yes, and I wasn’t that fond of the early morning stars, either!
Journalist: What makes you not give up and keep going
Leah: Firstly, what I get from tai chi makes up for the hard work and chal-
lenges. It helps me relax and brings me peace inside, and is a simple way
to deal with pressure. As well as being good for your mind, tai chi can help im-
prove your physical abilities. That’s why I set up a tai chi school in the UK.
Post-listening
Student A
Student B
Work in pairs and act out the interview between a sports journalist and a member of a dragon boat team.
Student A
Why he/ she chose dragon boat racing
The best and worst things about the sport
The challenges he/ she faced
Why he/ she keeps going
His/ her plan for the future
You are a sports journalist and are about to interview a member of a dragon boat team. You want to find out the following information:
Student B
You were born in a city with a long history of dragon boat races.
Building a strong body is the best reward from the sport.
You once missed a national dragon boat race because of injuries.
How to keep going was the biggest challenge in the sport.
You enjoy and love the sport.
You hope to spread the Chinese dragon boat culture to the world.
You are a number of a dragon boat team and are about to be interviewed by a sports journlalist.Answer his/ her questions using the following information:
Show Time
Now work with your deskmate to act out the interview.