课件20张PPT。Unit 1 Friendship Period 1
Why are friends important?I Lead inBrainstormingWhat qualities (品质) should a good friend have?bravehonestresponsiblegeneroushumoroushelpfulpatientkindhearteddiligentopen-minded considerateselflessDo the survey on P1 by yourself. Then add up your score according to P8 and see how many points you get. Warming Up4-7points:
You are not a good friend. You either ignore your friend’s needs or just do what he/she wants you to do. You should think about what a good friend needs to do. Think more about this.Warming Up8-12 points:
You are a good friend but you sometimes let your friendship become too important, or you fail to show enough concern for your friend’s needs and feelings. Try to strike a balance between your friend’s needs and your own responsibilities.Warming Up13+ points:
You are an excellent friend who recognizes that to be a good friend you need to balance your needs and those of your friends. Well done!Warming UpObserve the text carefully to find out:
how many parts it contains
what the different parts are aboutIt contains two parts. One part is one page of Anne’s diary, the other one is the background knowledge about Anne and her diary.Pre-readingIn 1913, he volunteered for service in the German army.
In 1919, he joined the German Workers’ Party (later the National Socialist German Workers Party, that is, Nazi).
In 1921, he became the leader of Nazi Party. His brand of fascism combined several elements: nationalism, militarism, racism and anti-semitism(反犹太主义）.
In 1933, he became chancellor of Germany and quickly turned the nation’s fragile democracy into a one-party dictatorship.Adolf HitlerBackground: World War II In Nazi Germany, Jews were required to wear a yellow star of David on their clothing.Jews being rounded up by Nazi soldiers
and forced to leave home.A mass graveThe remains of Jews
（幸存者）The Holocaust （大屠杀）Victims
of the gas
chambers
（毒气室）In 1933, the Jewish population of Europe stood at over nine million. Many European Jews lived in countries that Nazi Germany would occupy or influence. By 1945, nearly two out of every three European Jews had been killed as part of the "Final Solution," which was the Nazi policy to murder all the Jews of Europe.
Recent research, by Professor Yisrael Gutman and Dr. Robert Rozett in the Encyclopedia of the Holocaust, estimates the Jewish deaths at 5.59–5.86 million, and a study headed by Dr. Wolfgang Benz presents a range from 5.29–6 million.
“A thousand years will pass and the guilt of Germany will not be erased.” – Oct 16, 1946
Hans Frank (Governor of occupied Poland, convicted as a major Nazi war criminal in 1945)
II Fast reading1. Read the first part of the reading section and answer these questions:Who was Anne’s best friend?
When did the story happen?
Her diary―Kitty.During World War II.Skimming2. Fill in the form below:Netherlands Anne Frank her diary--Kitty over two yearsFast readingScanningJuly 1942Fast reading3. Join the correct parts of the sentences.Anne kept a diary because
She felt very lonely because
They have to hide because
Anne named her diary
Kitty becauseshe couldn’t meet her friends.
Jews were caught by Nazis and put away.
she could tell everything to it.
she wanted it to be her best friend. Ⅲ Detail Reading I lived in ___________in the ______________ during _____________. My family were ______, so we had to ___________ for a year and a half in order ________________ by the German Nazis. During that time I wasn’t able to go ________ for so long that I had ______________ about everything to _______ nature. Once, I decided to look at the moon ___________ by myself. AmsterdamNetherlandsWorld War IIhide awayJewishnot to be caughtoutdoorsgrown so crazydo withat midnightFill in the blanks according to the passage.Detail Reading But I didn’t _______ open the window to see the night ___________ because I was afraid of being discovered by the Nazis.
I felt very _______ without seeing my old friends. So I had to make a new friend --_____________, whom I could tell _________ to. Sadly, at last my family was discovered and caught by _______________ sometime later.dare toface to facelonelymy diary Kittyeverythingthe German Nazis1. Read the text again and review the meaning and usage of the key words and phrases
2. Line out the difficult sentences, and try to find their meaning on your own with the help of your exercise books.
3. Retell the story yourself in the first person.Ⅳ Homework
