高中英语人教版必修二Unit2The Olympic Games Warming up课件 （共18张PPT）
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课件18张PPT。Unit 2The Olympic Gamesflagoriginmottomedalhost
citystadiumeventsBrainstormingtorchmascotathleteThe five rings _________ the union of the five continents of the world and the meeting of athletes who __________ in the games.
The 6 colors were chosen because the flags of each participating country ________ at least one of the colors. Olympic Flagstand for participateincludeStadiums and gymnasiums Bird’s Nest London BowlWater CubeA large, open area with seats around it, used for playing and watching sports.
A building with equipment for doing exercisesstadiumgym Wenlock and Mandeville are the mascots for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games in London.Olympic Mascot A mascot can be any person, animal, or object _________ to bring luck. It can ________ a group with a common public identity, such as a school, a professional sports team or a nation.consideredrepresentSome of the host cities and their slogansBarcelonaAtlantaSidneyAthensBeijing London Rio De Janeiro Friends for lifeThe celebration of the centuryShare the spirit Welcome Home One world, one Dream Inspire a generationA new world Medals: gold, silver and bronzeThe winners of the matches or competitions ______ medals in _______ for their hard work and ________ performance.
In general, there are three types of medals: gold, silver and bronze.receivereturnamazingTorcha symbol of, light (vt.), put out, torch relay, Considered as a symbol of the Olympics, the torch is ______ when the games start and ______ when the games end. Before the games, there is a torch ______ around the host country and the rest of the world.lightedput outrelaythe Olympic mottoSwifterHigherStrongerThese three words encourage the athlete to give his or her best during the competition.“The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to ________, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the _______. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well.”
---Pierre de Coubertintake partstruggleAthletesAs the only man to have won 14 gold medals, he is more than a swimmer. He still holds an astonishing number of 39 world records.
He is considered as the fastest man on earth, who can complete 100 metres within 9.56 seconds.
With 10 Olympic medals, including 9 gold ones, he is probably one of the biggest names in the history of Track and Field.
He won China's first ever?Olympic?gold medal in Track and Field in?2004 in Athens. Hard as he tried, he failed to defend his title in 2008.Carl LewisUsain BoltMichael PhelpsLiu Xiang776 BC, Greece
four towns
take part in
every four years
men, allowed, compete, watch It was the year 776 BC that _______ the first Olympic Games _______ in Greece.
Only four countries took part in
the games held every four years.
Only men were allowed to compete and watch.OriginwitnessedheldCan you name some events in the Olympic Games?badmintonhockeyweightliftingboxingbasketballfencingCan you name some events in the Olympic Games?sailingequestrian
(horse-riding)volleyballswimmingrowinggymnasticsCan you name some events in the Olympic Games?divingtennisshootingpole vaultfootballwrestlingThe most challenging eventIt was included as an event in modern Olympics in memory of a person.
It got its name from a town in Greece.
The great person covered the distance just to send a message.
It takes mental will power and physical strength to finish such a long race. Listening P48 26 miles, which is the distance from Marathon to Athens.An ancient Greek soldier, who was often sent on long journey with important messages.The army from Athens won the battle.Athens is saved.His head was bursting and he could hardly breathe.Listening and answer Why did the Greek army go to Marathon?
Why was Phidippides sent on such a long race ?
What happened to him at last?They were sent there to fight their enemy.If not, the people of Athens would be wondering what had happened.He fell down dead.HomeworkRead the passage and finish Ex 1, 2 and 3 on Page 11.
Finish Passage 1 and 2 in Reading Practice.
citystadiumeventsBrainstormingtorchmascotathleteThe five rings _________ the union of the five continents of the world and the meeting of athletes who __________ in the games.
The 6 colors were chosen because the flags of each participating country ________ at least one of the colors. Olympic Flagstand for participateincludeStadiums and gymnasiums Bird’s Nest London BowlWater CubeA large, open area with seats around it, used for playing and watching sports.
A building with equipment for doing exercisesstadiumgym Wenlock and Mandeville are the mascots for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games in London.Olympic Mascot A mascot can be any person, animal, or object _________ to bring luck. It can ________ a group with a common public identity, such as a school, a professional sports team or a nation.consideredrepresentSome of the host cities and their slogansBarcelonaAtlantaSidneyAthensBeijing London Rio De Janeiro Friends for lifeThe celebration of the centuryShare the spirit Welcome Home One world, one Dream Inspire a generationA new world Medals: gold, silver and bronzeThe winners of the matches or competitions ______ medals in _______ for their hard work and ________ performance.
In general, there are three types of medals: gold, silver and bronze.receivereturnamazingTorcha symbol of, light (vt.), put out, torch relay, Considered as a symbol of the Olympics, the torch is ______ when the games start and ______ when the games end. Before the games, there is a torch ______ around the host country and the rest of the world.lightedput outrelaythe Olympic mottoSwifterHigherStrongerThese three words encourage the athlete to give his or her best during the competition.“The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to ________, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the _______. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well.”
---Pierre de Coubertintake partstruggleAthletesAs the only man to have won 14 gold medals, he is more than a swimmer. He still holds an astonishing number of 39 world records.
He is considered as the fastest man on earth, who can complete 100 metres within 9.56 seconds.
With 10 Olympic medals, including 9 gold ones, he is probably one of the biggest names in the history of Track and Field.
He won China's first ever?Olympic?gold medal in Track and Field in?2004 in Athens. Hard as he tried, he failed to defend his title in 2008.Carl LewisUsain BoltMichael PhelpsLiu Xiang776 BC, Greece
four towns
take part in
every four years
men, allowed, compete, watch It was the year 776 BC that _______ the first Olympic Games _______ in Greece.
Only four countries took part in
the games held every four years.
Only men were allowed to compete and watch.OriginwitnessedheldCan you name some events in the Olympic Games?badmintonhockeyweightliftingboxingbasketballfencingCan you name some events in the Olympic Games?sailingequestrian
(horse-riding)volleyballswimmingrowinggymnasticsCan you name some events in the Olympic Games?divingtennisshootingpole vaultfootballwrestlingThe most challenging eventIt was included as an event in modern Olympics in memory of a person.
It got its name from a town in Greece.
The great person covered the distance just to send a message.
It takes mental will power and physical strength to finish such a long race. Listening P48 26 miles, which is the distance from Marathon to Athens.An ancient Greek soldier, who was often sent on long journey with important messages.The army from Athens won the battle.Athens is saved.His head was bursting and he could hardly breathe.Listening and answer Why did the Greek army go to Marathon?
Why was Phidippides sent on such a long race ?
What happened to him at last?They were sent there to fight their enemy.If not, the people of Athens would be wondering what had happened.He fell down dead.HomeworkRead the passage and finish Ex 1, 2 and 3 on Page 11.
Finish Passage 1 and 2 in Reading Practice.