Unit6 At one with nature using language 教学课件-外研版高中英语（2019）必修一
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Unit 6 At one with nature
using language
Listening and Speaking
外研版高中英语（2019）必修一
外研版(2019) 必修一
Unit 6 At one with nature
Listening and Speaking
Learning Objectives
By the end of the class, you are able to:
1.identify key details about Venice's flood control, Inuit survival techniques, and British gardening culture by finishing the listening comprehension exercises;
2.analyze different approaches to environmental challenges by comparing adaptation strategies across cultures;
3.critically examine technology-tradition conflicts while proposing solutions through evaluating local ecological issues and designing coexistence proposals;
4.develop intercultural awareness and ecological perspective through familiarizing how people in different areas live in harmony with nature.
What do you think the three places have in common
Venice
Arctic
British Gardening
What do you think the three places have in common
Depend on nature!
Make good use of nature!
Venice
1
1.What is the most common way to travel in Venice today
A. Buses
B. Gondolas
C. Bicycles
2.What major problem is Venice facing
A. Earthquakes
B. Air pollution
C. Sinking buildings
3.How does the new project protect Venice from floods
A. By building higher walls
B. By using movable gates
C. By closing the lagoon gaps permanently
Located in the north-east of Italy, Venice is known as"The Floating City”. But Venice is not one single island. It is made up of over 100 small islands,which are connected by waterways and bridges.
Water has always been a big part of life in Venice. Even today, boats remain the most common way to travel around. Look anywhere in Venice, and you'll see a traditional boat called a“gondola".
Unfortunately, water is also putting Venice in great danger. Saltwater is slowly damaging the bases of Venice's buildings. The Floating City is, in fact, sinking.
More problems are caused by floods,which usually hit the city each winter.
_____________ greatly influences the lives of the local people in Venice.
Natural environment
But these floods could now be a thing of the past thanks to a new flood prevention project.
Venice lies in the middle of a lagoon（环礁湖）, with three natural gaps open to the sea. Rain and strong winds cause seawater to travel through the gaps to Venice. Dozens of gates have been built to hold back the sea. Each of these gates is 20 metres wide, with the longest about 30 metres long. In the event of a big rise in the water level, the gates will be raised to separate the city from the sea.
But only time will tell if this project is the right solution. The important thing is that action is being taken to protect this unique city for future generations. And if it works, it means a longer, drier future for Venice.
Arctic
Around four million people live in the Arctic region, of whom around 170,000 are Inuit.
In the Arctic, the temperature can reach as low as -70 C.
The Arctic includes parts of eight countries: Canada, Russia, the United States, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Sweden and Finland.
Did you know
igloo
1. When we talk about people’s life, which aspect will be referred to
what they wear
how they move from place to place
where they live
what they live on
2. What survival wisdom of the Arctic people can we learn from Marly’s description (at least three examples based on the text)
When you hear a word that you don’t recognise, don’t panic! Try to note down how it sounds, and keep listening. When you have finished listening, try to work out the meaning from the context of the word.
Listen for key words.
the sides
the good sides:
advantage
the best part is
upside
benefit
I love...
the bad sides:
disadvantage
the worse part is..
downside
i don’t like...
Inuit life Advantages Disadvantages
Housing Igloos are quite warm inside and it’s easy to find the 1___________________. Igloos can only 2_________ for around 50 days.
Food Eating a lot of fish and meat keeps our bodies strong so that we can 3____________. The 4____________ makes it difficult for us to grow enough vegetables and fruit.
Polar night It gives us more 5______ to be with our family and friends. Life can be 6________ sometimes.
Tourism It brings more money and 7________________. Our environment is being 8________.
building materials
be kept
fight the cold
cold weather
time
boring
job opportunities
polluted
Listen to a girl talking about Inuit life and fill in the blanks.
1.Now identify the language the girl uses to discuss advantages and disadvantages.
2.What survival wisdom of the Arctic people can we learn from Marly’s description
Adapting to the Environment
Dietary Resilience
Cultural Preservation
Balancing modernization with environmental protection
British
Gardening
1.What does the phrase "green fingers" imply about British gardening culture
A) It refers to people who paint their fingers green as a gardening tradition.
B) It describes people who are skilled and passionate about gardening.
C) It symbolizes the British love for wearing green-colored gloves.
1.What does the phrase "green fingers" imply about British gardening culture
A) It refers to people who paint their fingers green as a gardening tradition.
B) It describes people who are skilled and passionate about gardening.
C) It symbolizes the British love for wearing green-colored gloves.
2.How does the text connect gardening to the cultural message of The Secret Garden
A)It shows gardening is only for the wealthy, as in 1911 Britain.
B) It highlights gardening as a way to appreciate nature and create beauty, echoing the book's quote.
C) It suggests modern gardens must include roses to avoid thistles.
This is what started the British love of gardening!
a special ability to make plants grow
绿手指；园艺才能
For many people in the UK, their garden is their own private world.
1.What does the phrase "green fingers" imply about British gardening culture
A) It refers to people who paint their fingers green as a gardening tradition.
B) It describes people who are skilled and passionate about gardening.
C) It symbolizes the British love for wearing green-colored gloves.
But in cities, limited space has led to people looking for new solutions. Those without outside space can rent small pieces of land on which to grow things. Today, there are over 4,000 people in London waiting for such pieces of land. One recent idea has been to turn rooftops and walls into private gardens. These gardens have helped make the cities greener and improve air quality.
3.
4.
4.As well as being good for the environment, gardening is also good for the soul. What other free-time activity allows you to beat one with nature and create more beautiful living things And if you're in any doubt about this, take a moment to reflect on this line from The Secret Garden: “Where you tend a rose...A thistle cannot grow.”
Problem
Benefits
Solution
“Where you tend a rose... A thistle cannot grow.”
The Secret Garden
“If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.”
The Secret Garden
Ending Echo
回声
When there are beautiful and positive ideas in our minds, we will feel fulfilled, and won’t be easily influenced by negative thoughts and ideas.
Problem
limited space
Solutions
rent small pieces of land
turn rooftops and walls into private gardens
Benefits
make cities greener
How do Brits solve the problem of gardening in cities
What benefits can gardening bring to us？
improve air quality
be good for environment/ soul
create more beautiful living things
at one with nature
1.What does the phrase "green fingers" imply about British gardening culture
A) It refers to people who paint their fingers green as a gardening tradition.
B) It describes people who are skilled and passionate about gardening.
C) It symbolizes the British love for wearing green-colored gloves.
Role-Play:Global Eco-Summit and finish a Joint Eco-Agreement
Evaluation
Rate your or other groups’ performance ：excellent；good；in need of improvement.
Criteria Content Excellent Good In need of improvement
Language Use Fluent, accurate with target structures
Content Depth Detailed solutions with text evidence
Interaction Actively questions & responds
Cultural Insight Clear cross-cultural comparisons
Action Plan Practical, integrated rules
We have learnt
Venice
Arctic-Inuit
Appreciate the nature
British Gardening
At one with nature
Deal with the restriction of the nature
Adapt to the nature
I want to share with you
If you are tired of nature, you are tired of life. Please value the gift of nature and live in harmony with nature.
Assignment
Our school has been invited to participate in the Global Youth Sustainability Competition (GYSC), an annual event where student teams from 20+ countries submit proposals to solve local environmental issues. The winning team will present at the UN Youth Climate Summit. Please submit proposals addressing real campus issues in the form of a speech in 100 words.
THANK YOU
ENJOY YOUR LIFE
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Unit 6 At one with nature
using language
Listening and Speaking
外研版高中英语（2019）必修一
外研版(2019) 必修一
Unit 6 At one with nature
Listening and Speaking
Learning Objectives
By the end of the class, you are able to:
1.identify key details about Venice's flood control, Inuit survival techniques, and British gardening culture by finishing the listening comprehension exercises;
2.analyze different approaches to environmental challenges by comparing adaptation strategies across cultures;
3.critically examine technology-tradition conflicts while proposing solutions through evaluating local ecological issues and designing coexistence proposals;
4.develop intercultural awareness and ecological perspective through familiarizing how people in different areas live in harmony with nature.
What do you think the three places have in common
Venice
Arctic
British Gardening
What do you think the three places have in common
Depend on nature!
Make good use of nature!
Venice
1
1.What is the most common way to travel in Venice today
A. Buses
B. Gondolas
C. Bicycles
2.What major problem is Venice facing
A. Earthquakes
B. Air pollution
C. Sinking buildings
3.How does the new project protect Venice from floods
A. By building higher walls
B. By using movable gates
C. By closing the lagoon gaps permanently
Located in the north-east of Italy, Venice is known as"The Floating City”. But Venice is not one single island. It is made up of over 100 small islands,which are connected by waterways and bridges.
Water has always been a big part of life in Venice. Even today, boats remain the most common way to travel around. Look anywhere in Venice, and you'll see a traditional boat called a“gondola".
Unfortunately, water is also putting Venice in great danger. Saltwater is slowly damaging the bases of Venice's buildings. The Floating City is, in fact, sinking.
More problems are caused by floods,which usually hit the city each winter.
_____________ greatly influences the lives of the local people in Venice.
Natural environment
But these floods could now be a thing of the past thanks to a new flood prevention project.
Venice lies in the middle of a lagoon（环礁湖）, with three natural gaps open to the sea. Rain and strong winds cause seawater to travel through the gaps to Venice. Dozens of gates have been built to hold back the sea. Each of these gates is 20 metres wide, with the longest about 30 metres long. In the event of a big rise in the water level, the gates will be raised to separate the city from the sea.
But only time will tell if this project is the right solution. The important thing is that action is being taken to protect this unique city for future generations. And if it works, it means a longer, drier future for Venice.
Arctic
Around four million people live in the Arctic region, of whom around 170,000 are Inuit.
In the Arctic, the temperature can reach as low as -70 C.
The Arctic includes parts of eight countries: Canada, Russia, the United States, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Sweden and Finland.
Did you know
igloo
1. When we talk about people’s life, which aspect will be referred to
what they wear
how they move from place to place
where they live
what they live on
2. What survival wisdom of the Arctic people can we learn from Marly’s description (at least three examples based on the text)
When you hear a word that you don’t recognise, don’t panic! Try to note down how it sounds, and keep listening. When you have finished listening, try to work out the meaning from the context of the word.
Listen for key words.
the sides
the good sides:
advantage
the best part is
upside
benefit
I love...
the bad sides:
disadvantage
the worse part is..
downside
i don’t like...
Inuit life Advantages Disadvantages
Housing Igloos are quite warm inside and it’s easy to find the 1___________________. Igloos can only 2_________ for around 50 days.
Food Eating a lot of fish and meat keeps our bodies strong so that we can 3____________. The 4____________ makes it difficult for us to grow enough vegetables and fruit.
Polar night It gives us more 5______ to be with our family and friends. Life can be 6________ sometimes.
Tourism It brings more money and 7________________. Our environment is being 8________.
building materials
be kept
fight the cold
cold weather
time
boring
job opportunities
polluted
Listen to a girl talking about Inuit life and fill in the blanks.
1.Now identify the language the girl uses to discuss advantages and disadvantages.
2.What survival wisdom of the Arctic people can we learn from Marly’s description
Adapting to the Environment
Dietary Resilience
Cultural Preservation
Balancing modernization with environmental protection
British
Gardening
1.What does the phrase "green fingers" imply about British gardening culture
A) It refers to people who paint their fingers green as a gardening tradition.
B) It describes people who are skilled and passionate about gardening.
C) It symbolizes the British love for wearing green-colored gloves.
1.What does the phrase "green fingers" imply about British gardening culture
A) It refers to people who paint their fingers green as a gardening tradition.
B) It describes people who are skilled and passionate about gardening.
C) It symbolizes the British love for wearing green-colored gloves.
2.How does the text connect gardening to the cultural message of The Secret Garden
A)It shows gardening is only for the wealthy, as in 1911 Britain.
B) It highlights gardening as a way to appreciate nature and create beauty, echoing the book's quote.
C) It suggests modern gardens must include roses to avoid thistles.
This is what started the British love of gardening!
a special ability to make plants grow
绿手指；园艺才能
For many people in the UK, their garden is their own private world.
1.What does the phrase "green fingers" imply about British gardening culture
A) It refers to people who paint their fingers green as a gardening tradition.
B) It describes people who are skilled and passionate about gardening.
C) It symbolizes the British love for wearing green-colored gloves.
But in cities, limited space has led to people looking for new solutions. Those without outside space can rent small pieces of land on which to grow things. Today, there are over 4,000 people in London waiting for such pieces of land. One recent idea has been to turn rooftops and walls into private gardens. These gardens have helped make the cities greener and improve air quality.
3.
4.
4.As well as being good for the environment, gardening is also good for the soul. What other free-time activity allows you to beat one with nature and create more beautiful living things And if you're in any doubt about this, take a moment to reflect on this line from The Secret Garden: “Where you tend a rose...A thistle cannot grow.”
Problem
Benefits
Solution
“Where you tend a rose... A thistle cannot grow.”
The Secret Garden
“If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.”
The Secret Garden
Ending Echo
回声
When there are beautiful and positive ideas in our minds, we will feel fulfilled, and won’t be easily influenced by negative thoughts and ideas.
Problem
limited space
Solutions
rent small pieces of land
turn rooftops and walls into private gardens
Benefits
make cities greener
How do Brits solve the problem of gardening in cities
What benefits can gardening bring to us？
improve air quality
be good for environment/ soul
create more beautiful living things
at one with nature
1.What does the phrase "green fingers" imply about British gardening culture
A) It refers to people who paint their fingers green as a gardening tradition.
B) It describes people who are skilled and passionate about gardening.
C) It symbolizes the British love for wearing green-colored gloves.
Role-Play:Global Eco-Summit and finish a Joint Eco-Agreement
Evaluation
Rate your or other groups’ performance ：excellent；good；in need of improvement.
Criteria Content Excellent Good In need of improvement
Language Use Fluent, accurate with target structures
Content Depth Detailed solutions with text evidence
Interaction Actively questions & responds
Cultural Insight Clear cross-cultural comparisons
Action Plan Practical, integrated rules
We have learnt
Venice
Arctic-Inuit
Appreciate the nature
British Gardening
At one with nature
Deal with the restriction of the nature
Adapt to the nature
I want to share with you
If you are tired of nature, you are tired of life. Please value the gift of nature and live in harmony with nature.
Assignment
Our school has been invited to participate in the Global Youth Sustainability Competition (GYSC), an annual event where student teams from 20+ countries submit proposals to solve local environmental issues. The winning team will present at the UN Youth Climate Summit. Please submit proposals addressing real campus issues in the form of a speech in 100 words.
THANK YOU
ENJOY YOUR LIFE
https://www.21cnjy.com/help/help_extract.php
让备课更有效
www.21cnjy.com
Thanks!