人教版英语Module5 Unit2 The United Kingdom Reading课件 （共24张PPT）
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课件24张PPT。Unit 2The United Kingdom
----Readingthe UKWhat would you like to know about the UK?Brainstorming:history……customsculturecurrencyclimate locationgeography Puzzles in Geography People may wonder why different words are used to describe these four countries: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. You can clarify this question if you study British history.a puzzle Para. 1clarifyEngland? the UK?
Great Britain? Para.2How the UK came into being
EnglandEnglandWales
in the 13th centuryScotlandin the 17th centuryEnglandWales
Great BritainIn the early twentieth century, the English
government tried to get Ireland connected.EnglandWales
ScotlandIrelandNorthern IrelandOnly Northern Ireland joined with “Great Britain” to become the United Kingdom.EnglandWales
Scotlandthe United Kingdomfirst only Englandthe 13th century, England + Walesthe 17th century, England + Wales + Scotland Great BritainLater, Great Britain + Northern IrelandEnglandthe United KingdomRetell the formation of the UKthe Union JackEnglandWales
ScotlandNorthern Ireland The Union Jack unites the flags of three countries in the United Kingdom. Which country is left out? Why?The country left out is Wales. It is usually considered to be part of England.Question:without conflictin a peaceful wayhoweverthe southern part
of Irelandunwillingbroke away form its own government EnglandWales ScotlandNorthern Irelandthe United KingdomThey are a family of nations.Para.3To their credit the four countries do work together in some areas(eg, the currency and international relations), but they still have very different institutions. For example, Northern Ireland, England and Scotland have different educational and legal systems as well as different football teams for competitions like the World Cup!currencyinternational relationsdifferent educational and legal systems different football teams SummaryPart 1: About ______Paragraphs 1-3
Paragraph 1 Introduce the topicParagraph 2 How the UK came into beingParagraph 3 How the four countries work togetherthe UKa puzzle of the UKEnglandPara.4the Souththe North the Midlandsthree zonesmost of the population most of the industrial cities Attract?not as large as…
world-famous football teamsolder and smaller townshistorical architecture
British history and culturea puzzleWestminster Abbey 威斯敏斯特教堂The Royal Observatory, Greenwich
格林尼治天文台 St. Paul’s Cathedral 圣保罗大教堂The British Museum 大英博物馆SummaryPart 1: About the UKPart 2: About ______Paragraphs 1-3Paragraph 4
Paragraph 1 Introduce the topicParagraph 2 How the UK came into beingParagraph 3 How the four countries work togetherParagraph 4 The geographical division of EnglandEnglanda puzzle of EnglandWhy did capital London become the
cultural centre of England?
There are a lot of historical treasures in
London.
Why are there so many historical
treasures in London?
London has been influenced by some
invaders.Para.5museums
art collections
theatres
parks
buildingsa puzzleThere have been four sets of invaders . They are: ___________,
_______________, __________, ___________.the Romans the Anglo-Saxonsthe Vikingsthe NormansWhat did they leave?Invadersvocabulary and place-names of the North of Englandthe Romansthe Anglo-Saxonsthe Vikingsthe NormansInvaderstowns and roads
(the oldest port)language and government
(the oldest building)castles and new words for food
(the oldest castle)invadersLondon—the centre of national government and its administration historical treasurescapitalEngland Great Britainthe UKcultural centrepolitical centreIf you look around the British countryside you will find evidence of all these invaders. You must keep your eyes open if you are going to make your trip to the United Kingdom_________ and__________.keep your eyes openenjoyableworthwhilePara.6SummaryPart 1: About the UKPart 2: About EnglandPart 3: About ______Paragraphs 1-3Paragraph 4Paragraphs 5-6
Paragraph 1 Introduce the topicParagraph 2 How the UK came into beingParagraph 3 How the four countries work togetherParagraph 4 The geographical division of EnglandParagraph 5-6 The history and culture of Londona puzzle of LondonLondonThinkingIf you have a chance to take a trip to the UK, where would you prefer to go?
Give your reasons.
Homework
----Readingthe UKWhat would you like to know about the UK?Brainstorming:history……customsculturecurrencyclimate locationgeography Puzzles in Geography People may wonder why different words are used to describe these four countries: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. You can clarify this question if you study British history.a puzzle Para. 1clarifyEngland? the UK?
Great Britain? Para.2How the UK came into being
EnglandEnglandWales
in the 13th centuryScotlandin the 17th centuryEnglandWales
Great BritainIn the early twentieth century, the English
government tried to get Ireland connected.EnglandWales
ScotlandIrelandNorthern IrelandOnly Northern Ireland joined with “Great Britain” to become the United Kingdom.EnglandWales
Scotlandthe United Kingdomfirst only Englandthe 13th century, England + Walesthe 17th century, England + Wales + Scotland Great BritainLater, Great Britain + Northern IrelandEnglandthe United KingdomRetell the formation of the UKthe Union JackEnglandWales
ScotlandNorthern Ireland The Union Jack unites the flags of three countries in the United Kingdom. Which country is left out? Why?The country left out is Wales. It is usually considered to be part of England.Question:without conflictin a peaceful wayhoweverthe southern part
of Irelandunwillingbroke away form its own government EnglandWales ScotlandNorthern Irelandthe United KingdomThey are a family of nations.Para.3To their credit the four countries do work together in some areas(eg, the currency and international relations), but they still have very different institutions. For example, Northern Ireland, England and Scotland have different educational and legal systems as well as different football teams for competitions like the World Cup!currencyinternational relationsdifferent educational and legal systems different football teams SummaryPart 1: About ______Paragraphs 1-3
Paragraph 1 Introduce the topicParagraph 2 How the UK came into beingParagraph 3 How the four countries work togetherthe UKa puzzle of the UKEnglandPara.4the Souththe North the Midlandsthree zonesmost of the population most of the industrial cities Attract?not as large as…
world-famous football teamsolder and smaller townshistorical architecture
British history and culturea puzzleWestminster Abbey 威斯敏斯特教堂The Royal Observatory, Greenwich
格林尼治天文台 St. Paul’s Cathedral 圣保罗大教堂The British Museum 大英博物馆SummaryPart 1: About the UKPart 2: About ______Paragraphs 1-3Paragraph 4
Paragraph 1 Introduce the topicParagraph 2 How the UK came into beingParagraph 3 How the four countries work togetherParagraph 4 The geographical division of EnglandEnglanda puzzle of EnglandWhy did capital London become the
cultural centre of England?
There are a lot of historical treasures in
London.
Why are there so many historical
treasures in London?
London has been influenced by some
invaders.Para.5museums
art collections
theatres
parks
buildingsa puzzleThere have been four sets of invaders . They are: ___________,
_______________, __________, ___________.the Romans the Anglo-Saxonsthe Vikingsthe NormansWhat did they leave?Invadersvocabulary and place-names of the North of Englandthe Romansthe Anglo-Saxonsthe Vikingsthe NormansInvaderstowns and roads
(the oldest port)language and government
(the oldest building)castles and new words for food
(the oldest castle)invadersLondon—the centre of national government and its administration historical treasurescapitalEngland Great Britainthe UKcultural centrepolitical centreIf you look around the British countryside you will find evidence of all these invaders. You must keep your eyes open if you are going to make your trip to the United Kingdom_________ and__________.keep your eyes openenjoyableworthwhilePara.6SummaryPart 1: About the UKPart 2: About EnglandPart 3: About ______Paragraphs 1-3Paragraph 4Paragraphs 5-6
Paragraph 1 Introduce the topicParagraph 2 How the UK came into beingParagraph 3 How the four countries work togetherParagraph 4 The geographical division of EnglandParagraph 5-6 The history and culture of Londona puzzle of LondonLondonThinkingIf you have a chance to take a trip to the UK, where would you prefer to go?
Give your reasons.
Homework