Austrilia[上学期]
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课件27张PPT。课件名称：Austrilia
制 作 人：郭晓伟
学 科：英语
章 节：unit 3
运行环境：powerpoint
创作构思： 大量图片的运用能使学生对澳大利亚有一个直观的印象，再配上两段视频资料，把整篇课文的内容清晰的展现在学生的眼前，能加深他们对这个国家的了解。Unit3 The land
down under
AustraliaWelcome to Australiaemblem ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) ( 5 ) ( 6 )1. Which is Australia’s flag?2.What is the official name of AustraliaThe Commonwealth of Australia.3.When is Australia Day?January 264.What are the special animals
in Australia?Kangaroo, emu, koala, dingo ,wombat and so on.5.Which Olympic Games were held in Sydney?2000 Olympic Games. 6. Which country is the neighbor of Australia?New Zealand. Where do most of the Australians live?Grassland and desertWhich of them are mentioned?areapopulationflageducationsportsfestivalsclimatelanguageresources√√√√√ animals √Fast reading plants√Main idea for each paragraph. Para1
Para2
Para3
Para4
Para5
Animals Geography and population Resources Fence Climate and sports Why did Australians build a long fence across the country?(The purpose of the fence is to keep out dingo.)What do the farmers use motor bikes or helicopters do?(For rounding up the sheep or cattle.)Information about AustraliaAnimals:Geography:Population:Resources:Climate:Sports:platypus, kangaroo, koala, birds, snakesDistance:3,220km from north and south3,860km from east and westSize:The same size as USA (without Alaska)20 millionAgricultural:Natural:fruit, vegetables, wheat, grain, meat, winesmetals, precious stones, coal, iron minesSouth:
North:cool, wet winters/ warm,dry summerswarm,dry winters/ hot, wet summersTennis, sailing, swimming, walking and campingHow does it get and raise its young?Lays eggs and feeds its young on its milk.How do they get their young and raise them?Give birth to very small and weak young and then carry them in a pocket of folded skin on their stomach for several months while the young
feed on the mother’s milk and grow stronger.Where do the majority of the people live in Australia? Why? They live in the six major cities around the coast.
Two-thirds of the country is dry and desert.How many sheep and how much wool are there in Australia?Australia has about one sixth of the world’s sheep and produces almost one third of its wool.Beautiful scenery in AustraliaWhy does much of daily life happen outdoors?Because of the climate.If you are asked to an Australian home, what will you probably do?You will eat outside and cook meat or fish on an open fire.the only country
3,220km; 4,000km
85%; 20 million
2/3
1/6; 1/3
15 million tonswool; sheep
wheat
dry or desert
that covers an entire continent
north to south; east to west
living around the coastInformation about AustraliaAnimals:Population:Resources:One strange animal, platypus ____ eggs and ______its young ___ its milk. Kangaroos and koala bears ____________ very small and weak young.Geography:Australia is the only country, _________ an _____ continent. In area it is a______________ the same size as the USA.About ____ of the Australians of ____ million live
in the six …._____________ of the country is
________________.Australia is a w______ country….It has about __________ of the world’s sheep and produces almost ___________ of its wool.Fill in the blanks with the proper words in the text. lays feedson give birth to covering entire pproximately 85% 20 two-thirds dry and desert ealthy one-sixth one-thirdInformation about AustraliaClimate:Sports:Fence:A long fence r____ for hundreds of kilometres across Australia to ___________ a wild dog called ______.The climate is different ___________________ the area. The v_____ centre of Australia is hot and dry all the year round. The north has ______,_____ winters and ____, _____ summers. The south has ____,_____ winters and ______, ______ summers. Australians love sports and the country is the birthplace
of _______, _______, ________________________. At weekends many Australians ______________________
in the countryside. For holidays , many people visit ______________________ off the northeast coast. uns keep out ingo depending on/upon ast warm dry hot wet cool wet warm dry tennis sailing swimming champions go hiking and camping the Great Barrier Reef Basic information about Australiagoodbye
制 作 人：郭晓伟
学 科：英语
章 节：unit 3
运行环境：powerpoint
创作构思： 大量图片的运用能使学生对澳大利亚有一个直观的印象，再配上两段视频资料，把整篇课文的内容清晰的展现在学生的眼前，能加深他们对这个国家的了解。Unit3 The land
down under
AustraliaWelcome to Australiaemblem ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) ( 5 ) ( 6 )1. Which is Australia’s flag?2.What is the official name of AustraliaThe Commonwealth of Australia.3.When is Australia Day?January 264.What are the special animals
in Australia?Kangaroo, emu, koala, dingo ,wombat and so on.5.Which Olympic Games were held in Sydney?2000 Olympic Games. 6. Which country is the neighbor of Australia?New Zealand. Where do most of the Australians live?Grassland and desertWhich of them are mentioned?areapopulationflageducationsportsfestivalsclimatelanguageresources√√√√√ animals √Fast reading plants√Main idea for each paragraph. Para1
Para2
Para3
Para4
Para5
Animals Geography and population Resources Fence Climate and sports Why did Australians build a long fence across the country?(The purpose of the fence is to keep out dingo.)What do the farmers use motor bikes or helicopters do?(For rounding up the sheep or cattle.)Information about AustraliaAnimals:Geography:Population:Resources:Climate:Sports:platypus, kangaroo, koala, birds, snakesDistance:3,220km from north and south3,860km from east and westSize:The same size as USA (without Alaska)20 millionAgricultural:Natural:fruit, vegetables, wheat, grain, meat, winesmetals, precious stones, coal, iron minesSouth:
North:cool, wet winters/ warm,dry summerswarm,dry winters/ hot, wet summersTennis, sailing, swimming, walking and campingHow does it get and raise its young?Lays eggs and feeds its young on its milk.How do they get their young and raise them?Give birth to very small and weak young and then carry them in a pocket of folded skin on their stomach for several months while the young
feed on the mother’s milk and grow stronger.Where do the majority of the people live in Australia? Why? They live in the six major cities around the coast.
Two-thirds of the country is dry and desert.How many sheep and how much wool are there in Australia?Australia has about one sixth of the world’s sheep and produces almost one third of its wool.Beautiful scenery in AustraliaWhy does much of daily life happen outdoors?Because of the climate.If you are asked to an Australian home, what will you probably do?You will eat outside and cook meat or fish on an open fire.the only country
3,220km; 4,000km
85%; 20 million
2/3
1/6; 1/3
15 million tonswool; sheep
wheat
dry or desert
that covers an entire continent
north to south; east to west
living around the coastInformation about AustraliaAnimals:Population:Resources:One strange animal, platypus ____ eggs and ______its young ___ its milk. Kangaroos and koala bears ____________ very small and weak young.Geography:Australia is the only country, _________ an _____ continent. In area it is a______________ the same size as the USA.About ____ of the Australians of ____ million live
in the six …._____________ of the country is
________________.Australia is a w______ country….It has about __________ of the world’s sheep and produces almost ___________ of its wool.Fill in the blanks with the proper words in the text. lays feedson give birth to covering entire pproximately 85% 20 two-thirds dry and desert ealthy one-sixth one-thirdInformation about AustraliaClimate:Sports:Fence:A long fence r____ for hundreds of kilometres across Australia to ___________ a wild dog called ______.The climate is different ___________________ the area. The v_____ centre of Australia is hot and dry all the year round. The north has ______,_____ winters and ____, _____ summers. The south has ____,_____ winters and ______, ______ summers. Australians love sports and the country is the birthplace
of _______, _______, ________________________. At weekends many Australians ______________________
in the countryside. For holidays , many people visit ______________________ off the northeast coast. uns keep out ingo depending on/upon ast warm dry hot wet cool wet warm dry tennis sailing swimming champions go hiking and camping the Great Barrier Reef Basic information about Australiagoodbye