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课件47张PPT。WELCOMEGrade1 Class
Teacher: Wang XiumeiSenior English for China Student’s Book 1B National birdThe MaoriUnit 18 New Zealand
ReadingA test1.Which hemisphere（半球） does New Zealand lie in?
A. south hemisphere B. north hemisphere
2. Which country is near New Zealand?
A. Australia B.China
Map of the World Australia New Zealand
4. Which is the national flag of New Zealand?
3. Which is the capital city of New Zealand?
A. Auckland B. Wellington
AB5.What is the national bird of New Zealand?
kiwiI.Fast readingRead and match the main idea with each paragraph.Part A Para1 natural beauty
Para2 geography
Para3 history
Para4 climatePart BNew ZealandclimateGeographyhistoryNatural beautyII。Read each paragraph carefully and get the detailed information South IslandQueenstownAucklandNorth IslandWellingtonTASMAN SEAPACIFIC OCEANChristchurch1.Read para 1 and describe the location of following places in relation to New Zea-land :
Pacific Ocean Tasman Sea Wellington Auckland Christchurch QueenstownWellington, Capital of New Zealand.It’s a busy seaport and a center of culture.WellingtonAuckland, New Zealand’s largest city, is an important seaport and naval base（海军基地）。Auckland Harbor BridgeAuckland
UniversityChristchurch, the largest city on the South Island, is an important center of transportation, manufacture, and education. Several institutions of higher learning(高等学府） are located here.Christchurch Queenstown is not big but an important place for tourism and recreation.(休闲胜地）Queenstown a mild sea climatesubtropicalDecember to FebruaryJune to August2.Describe the climate of New Zealand1.The highest temperature in Christchurch in winter is about_______
A.9oC B. 11oC C.12 oC D. 16 oC
2.The city whose temperature changes from about 6 oC to 12 oC in winter is_____.
A. Auckland B.Wellington C.Christchurch D.Queenstown
BB3. From summer to winter the greatest change in temperature (between highest and lowest) is in ______
A. Auckland B.Wellington
C. Christchurch D.Queenstown
4. The cities whose rainfall changes least from winter to summer are___.
A.Queenstown and Wellington
B. Auckland and Christchurch
C. Auckland and Wellington D. Christchurch and Queenstown
DD3.List the natural beauty mentioned in this paragraph.ocean and seas
harborsand beaches
Mount CookMount TaranakiMitre Peak hills and mountainsDead volcanoHot springskiwi ---- national bird. The ocean and seas surrounding the islands are ____________. Many of New Zealand’s cities have a natural ______________. Some mountains in New Zealand are _______________. The North Island is famous for an area of _____________. Some of the heat near the earth’s surface is used to ______________.deep bluedeep harbordead volcanoeshot springsmake electricityThe Maori were the first people to come to New ZealandThe Maori were the First settlers of New Zealand. Maori society on the islands finally became organized into tribes.4.The main people and events at different timeChinese sailorsdiscovered the islands…EuropeansCaptain James CookAbel Tasmannamed the islandstook possession of the islands had settled in …and signed an agreement…III. Read and consolidate
Go over the text again and consolidate the text by filling in the blanks.
New Zealand ,which lies ____ the eastern coast of Australia, is ____ up of two large islands. The weather in New Zealand is neither too cold nor too hot. It has a _____ sea climate. And it ______quite a lot. New Zealand is __________ by seas and oceans. And many of its cities lie on a bay and have a natural deep ________. The _________in New Zealand is very beautiful with green hills and mountains. The North Island is famous for its hot _________. There are many plants and animals_______ only live in New Zealand. The earliest _______ in New Zealand were the Maori ,who traveled from other islands in the Pacific. Around the year 1421, Chinese sailors ________ the islands by chance ______one of their voyages. In 1769, Captain Cook took ___________ of the islands . By 1840, the Maori ______ an agreement with the British settlers. offmademildrainssurroundedharborlandscapespringsthatpeoplediscoveredonpossessionsignedIII Homework
Write a composition to introduce China or Fuzhou from the following parts:
1. Location 2. Climate 3. Natural beautyThank You !
Teacher: Wang XiumeiSenior English for China Student’s Book 1B National birdThe MaoriUnit 18 New Zealand
ReadingA test1.Which hemisphere（半球） does New Zealand lie in?
A. south hemisphere B. north hemisphere
2. Which country is near New Zealand?
A. Australia B.China
Map of the World Australia New Zealand
4. Which is the national flag of New Zealand?
3. Which is the capital city of New Zealand?
A. Auckland B. Wellington
AB5.What is the national bird of New Zealand?
kiwiI.Fast readingRead and match the main idea with each paragraph.Part A Para1 natural beauty
Para2 geography
Para3 history
Para4 climatePart BNew ZealandclimateGeographyhistoryNatural beautyII。Read each paragraph carefully and get the detailed information South IslandQueenstownAucklandNorth IslandWellingtonTASMAN SEAPACIFIC OCEANChristchurch1.Read para 1 and describe the location of following places in relation to New Zea-land :
Pacific Ocean Tasman Sea Wellington Auckland Christchurch QueenstownWellington, Capital of New Zealand.It’s a busy seaport and a center of culture.WellingtonAuckland, New Zealand’s largest city, is an important seaport and naval base（海军基地）。Auckland Harbor BridgeAuckland
UniversityChristchurch, the largest city on the South Island, is an important center of transportation, manufacture, and education. Several institutions of higher learning(高等学府） are located here.Christchurch Queenstown is not big but an important place for tourism and recreation.(休闲胜地）Queenstown a mild sea climatesubtropicalDecember to FebruaryJune to August2.Describe the climate of New Zealand1.The highest temperature in Christchurch in winter is about_______
A.9oC B. 11oC C.12 oC D. 16 oC
2.The city whose temperature changes from about 6 oC to 12 oC in winter is_____.
A. Auckland B.Wellington C.Christchurch D.Queenstown
BB3. From summer to winter the greatest change in temperature (between highest and lowest) is in ______
A. Auckland B.Wellington
C. Christchurch D.Queenstown
4. The cities whose rainfall changes least from winter to summer are___.
A.Queenstown and Wellington
B. Auckland and Christchurch
C. Auckland and Wellington D. Christchurch and Queenstown
DD3.List the natural beauty mentioned in this paragraph.ocean and seas
harborsand beaches
Mount CookMount TaranakiMitre Peak hills and mountainsDead volcanoHot springskiwi ---- national bird. The ocean and seas surrounding the islands are ____________. Many of New Zealand’s cities have a natural ______________. Some mountains in New Zealand are _______________. The North Island is famous for an area of _____________. Some of the heat near the earth’s surface is used to ______________.deep bluedeep harbordead volcanoeshot springsmake electricityThe Maori were the first people to come to New ZealandThe Maori were the First settlers of New Zealand. Maori society on the islands finally became organized into tribes.4.The main people and events at different timeChinese sailorsdiscovered the islands…EuropeansCaptain James CookAbel Tasmannamed the islandstook possession of the islands had settled in …and signed an agreement…III. Read and consolidate
Go over the text again and consolidate the text by filling in the blanks.
New Zealand ,which lies ____ the eastern coast of Australia, is ____ up of two large islands. The weather in New Zealand is neither too cold nor too hot. It has a _____ sea climate. And it ______quite a lot. New Zealand is __________ by seas and oceans. And many of its cities lie on a bay and have a natural deep ________. The _________in New Zealand is very beautiful with green hills and mountains. The North Island is famous for its hot _________. There are many plants and animals_______ only live in New Zealand. The earliest _______ in New Zealand were the Maori ,who traveled from other islands in the Pacific. Around the year 1421, Chinese sailors ________ the islands by chance ______one of their voyages. In 1769, Captain Cook took ___________ of the islands . By 1840, the Maori ______ an agreement with the British settlers. offmademildrainssurroundedharborlandscapespringsthatpeoplediscoveredonpossessionsignedIII Homework
Write a composition to introduce China or Fuzhou from the following parts:
1. Location 2. Climate 3. Natural beautyThank You !