Unit 5 Active animals

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Task 1 Look and say
clever and interesting
Task 1 Look and say
bees and ants / amazing/
work very hard
cheetahs / exciting /
run very fast
turtles / interesting / walk very slowly
parrots / clever /
repeat well
eagles / great / see well
sharks / dangerous /
swim very quickly
whales / surprising /
get very old
fish
panda
flame
Tibet antelope
swallow
Task 2 Interview and report
If you are a reporter for the school newspaper, you can ask some questions
like this:
What’s your favourite animal
Which do you prefer,……
Do you like …… Why
……
Task 3 To deal with Part I
Step1 Look and say
What kind of animal can you see
Have you seen the film March of the Penguins
Step 2 Listen, read Part I and answer
some questions.
1. What are penguins good at in the sea
2. How deep can penguins dive
3. How high is the TV Tower in Shanghai
4. How long can penguins hold their breath
They are good at swimming.
swimmer : a person who can swim;
a person who is swimming
swim---swam---swum
The children swam across the lake.
I go swimming twice a week.
be good at : able to do sth
well; do well in
They are good at surfing.
swimming strokes 泳姿
the crawl 自由泳
breaststroke 蛙泳
butterfly蝶泳
backstroke 仰泳
Step 2 Listen, read Part I and answer
some questions.
1. What are penguins good at in the sea
2. How deep can penguins dive
3. How high is the TV Tower in Shanghai
4. How long can penguins hold their breath
They are good at swimming.
They can dive 500 metres.
a deep cut in deep trouble
The water is only a few inches deep.
dive: jump into water; underwater
We dived into the river to cool off.
They went diving last week.
Penguins can dive much deeper than people.
deep: front to back; serious
measurement
Step 2 Listen, read Part I and answer
some questions.
1. What are penguins good at in the sea
2. How deep can penguins dive
3. How high is the TV Tower in Shanghai
4. How long can penguins hold their breath
They are good at swimming.
They can dive 500 metres.
It is 468 metres high.
They can hold their breath for 20 minutes.
hold one’s breath :
to stop breathing
for a short time
Hold your breath
and count to ten.
We were out of breath
after only five minutes.
out of breath : having difficulty breathing
after exercise
breathe v. The air was so cold that we could hardly breathe.
Penguins can hold their breath _____________than people.
Whales can hold their breath
_______than penguins.
Some people can hold their breath ________than other people.
much longer
longer
longer
Step 3 Tell “True” or ”False”.
People can dive much deeper
than penguins.
2. Most people can dive 180 metres.
3. Penguins hold their breath for
20 minutes.
4. Many whales can hold their breath
longer than penguins.
Step 4 Filling in the form.
swimmers
How deep do they dive
How long can they hold their breath
penguins
some people
most people
whales
500 metres
180 metres
30 metres
very deep
20 minutes
5 minutes
1 or 2 minutes
2 hours
Task 4 Look and say
Can you tell us the other stories of animals
Task5 Have a discussion.
What should we do if we
want to protect the animals
Task 6 Post class extension
Surf on the Internet, try to know more information about animals.
Complete a composition :
My favourite animal