选修10 Unit 1 Nothing ventured Warming up 课件（30张）
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| 名称 | 选修10 Unit 1 Nothing ventured Warming up 课件（30张） |  | |
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课件30张PPT。Unit 1 Nothing Ventured, Nothing GainedBook 10Nothing ventured, nothing gainedOne cannot expect to achieve anything if one risks nothing．
不入虎穴，焉得虎子。
Nothing brave, nothing have.
Nothing seek, nothing find.
Nothing stake, nothing draw.
Nothing venture, nothing win (or have or gain).Warming upRead the stories on Page 1 and find out the similarities.King Bruce and the weaving spiderRobert Bruce is leader of the Scots in the 13th century. He was defeated and hiding in a hole on a hill from England.Helen Keller and her tutorHelen Keller, born a normal little girl, but in 1880, she had a fever that made her blind and deaf at the age of 19 months. She and her family was in despair until they met Anne Sullivan. Her work with Helen was very successful.Straw and Gall-baldderGou Jian was the ruler of the kingdom of Yue, conquered by the neighboring kingdom of Wu. He was made a slave and suffered many hardships. But his tolerance earned the trust of the King of Wu and eventually he was set free. Similarities of three storiesDefeated the king of Wudefeated and kept as a slaveGou Jiana famous writerblind, deaf, so simple-mindedHelen KellerNever give up, bear great determination, show great perseverance in the face of difficultyKing of Scottishdefeated King BrucehowlaterbeginningUnit 1 Nothing Ventured, Nothing GainedBook 10King BruceGou JianHelen KellerLife was a failure.
Great success was achieved.
Great determination and perseverance are shown.Reading: A successful failureSkimming:Title: A successful failure
Quote: If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again. ---- W C Fields
Introduction: Perce Blackborow joined an expedition with Sir Ernest Shackleton to Antarctica on the ship Endurance in August 1914. Shackleton was one of the most famous explorers of his day and it was considered a great honour to be part of any expedition he led.
Date: August 29th, 1916
Pictures: Pictures Pre-reading: How do we read a story?What happened?
Who is/are the hero/characters?
When did the story happen?
Where did the story happen?
Why did it take place?
How did the story develop?Find out the information missing in the chart and finish the chartsJuly, 1914Find out the information missing in the chart and finish the chartsJuly, 1914August, 1914January 18th, 1915April 9th, 1916 before the ship sankafter they settled on Elephant Island (5)after they settled on
Elephant Island (22)August 29th, 1916Find out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:July, 1914On landPerce
blackborowFound the advertisement of the expeditionFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:August,
1914EndurancePerce
Blackborowjoined the
expedition
to
AntarcticaFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the chartsJanuary
18th, 1915close to
Antarcticathe crew
of 28 got stuck
in pack iceFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:April 9th,
1916
before the
ship sankElephant
Islandthe crew
of 28moved and
camped
thereFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:after they
settled
on
Elephant
IslandSouth
GeorgiaSir Ernest
Shackleton
with five
menwent to
bring helpFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:after they
settled on
Elephant
IslandElephant
Island22 menwaited for
helpFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the chartsAugust
29th, 1916Elephant
IslandPerce
Blackborowwrote the
diaryScanning: work for “why”Why did they fail to get to the South Pole?
Got stuck in the ice.
Why did five others with the captain go to South Georgia while 22 were left on the Elephant Island?
To seek rescue.Scanning: work for “how”The ship was stuck and sank.
Set sail.
Moved to camp on Elephant Island; went to South Georgia to bring help.
Join in the expedition.
Self-rescue.Comprehension: divide the passage into four partsremainedbring help / seek rescuesailed to / went tocampedfought our way tocrushedstuckdesperatehookedstole onto / hid aboardaccepted1~23~45~6 7Comprehension: work out a summaryPerce Blackborow _____ an expedition with Sir Ernest Shackleton to __________ on the ship “__________” in August 1914. On January 18th, 1915, their ship became ____ in pack ice as they _________________________ their destination. Due to their ___________, they were able to ______________________ and ______ there before the ship sank. Captain Shackleton with __________ went to South Georgia to __________, leaving the rest 22 men, __________ on the island.joinedAntarcticaEndurancestuckapproached/ came near toperseverancemove to Elephant Islandcampfive menseek rescuewaitingA Successful FailureThe expedition that Shackleton led was a failure when they didn’t reach their goal.
They gained the great experience sailing in Antarctica and the knowledge of self-rescue and seeking rescue, which was a great success to them and us human beings.Homework:Finish Ex. 1, P4.
Read the passage again to make sure you’ve a good understanding of it.
Try to say a few words about what would happen next.A Successful FailureThe expedition that Shackleton led was a failure when they didn’t reach their goal.
They gained the great experience sailing in Antarctica and the knowledge of self-rescue and seeking rescue, which was a great success to them and us human beings.
不入虎穴，焉得虎子。
Nothing brave, nothing have.
Nothing seek, nothing find.
Nothing stake, nothing draw.
Nothing venture, nothing win (or have or gain).Warming upRead the stories on Page 1 and find out the similarities.King Bruce and the weaving spiderRobert Bruce is leader of the Scots in the 13th century. He was defeated and hiding in a hole on a hill from England.Helen Keller and her tutorHelen Keller, born a normal little girl, but in 1880, she had a fever that made her blind and deaf at the age of 19 months. She and her family was in despair until they met Anne Sullivan. Her work with Helen was very successful.Straw and Gall-baldderGou Jian was the ruler of the kingdom of Yue, conquered by the neighboring kingdom of Wu. He was made a slave and suffered many hardships. But his tolerance earned the trust of the King of Wu and eventually he was set free. Similarities of three storiesDefeated the king of Wudefeated and kept as a slaveGou Jiana famous writerblind, deaf, so simple-mindedHelen KellerNever give up, bear great determination, show great perseverance in the face of difficultyKing of Scottishdefeated King BrucehowlaterbeginningUnit 1 Nothing Ventured, Nothing GainedBook 10King BruceGou JianHelen KellerLife was a failure.
Great success was achieved.
Great determination and perseverance are shown.Reading: A successful failureSkimming:Title: A successful failure
Quote: If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again. ---- W C Fields
Introduction: Perce Blackborow joined an expedition with Sir Ernest Shackleton to Antarctica on the ship Endurance in August 1914. Shackleton was one of the most famous explorers of his day and it was considered a great honour to be part of any expedition he led.
Date: August 29th, 1916
Pictures: Pictures Pre-reading: How do we read a story?What happened?
Who is/are the hero/characters?
When did the story happen?
Where did the story happen?
Why did it take place?
How did the story develop?Find out the information missing in the chart and finish the chartsJuly, 1914Find out the information missing in the chart and finish the chartsJuly, 1914August, 1914January 18th, 1915April 9th, 1916 before the ship sankafter they settled on Elephant Island (5)after they settled on
Elephant Island (22)August 29th, 1916Find out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:July, 1914On landPerce
blackborowFound the advertisement of the expeditionFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:August,
1914EndurancePerce
Blackborowjoined the
expedition
to
AntarcticaFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the chartsJanuary
18th, 1915close to
Antarcticathe crew
of 28 got stuck
in pack iceFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:April 9th,
1916
before the
ship sankElephant
Islandthe crew
of 28moved and
camped
thereFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:after they
settled
on
Elephant
IslandSouth
GeorgiaSir Ernest
Shackleton
with five
menwent to
bring helpFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the charts:after they
settled on
Elephant
IslandElephant
Island22 menwaited for
helpFind out the information missing in the chart and finish the chartsAugust
29th, 1916Elephant
IslandPerce
Blackborowwrote the
diaryScanning: work for “why”Why did they fail to get to the South Pole?
Got stuck in the ice.
Why did five others with the captain go to South Georgia while 22 were left on the Elephant Island?
To seek rescue.Scanning: work for “how”The ship was stuck and sank.
Set sail.
Moved to camp on Elephant Island; went to South Georgia to bring help.
Join in the expedition.
Self-rescue.Comprehension: divide the passage into four partsremainedbring help / seek rescuesailed to / went tocampedfought our way tocrushedstuckdesperatehookedstole onto / hid aboardaccepted1~23~45~6 7Comprehension: work out a summaryPerce Blackborow _____ an expedition with Sir Ernest Shackleton to __________ on the ship “__________” in August 1914. On January 18th, 1915, their ship became ____ in pack ice as they _________________________ their destination. Due to their ___________, they were able to ______________________ and ______ there before the ship sank. Captain Shackleton with __________ went to South Georgia to __________, leaving the rest 22 men, __________ on the island.joinedAntarcticaEndurancestuckapproached/ came near toperseverancemove to Elephant Islandcampfive menseek rescuewaitingA Successful FailureThe expedition that Shackleton led was a failure when they didn’t reach their goal.
They gained the great experience sailing in Antarctica and the knowledge of self-rescue and seeking rescue, which was a great success to them and us human beings.Homework:Finish Ex. 1, P4.
Read the passage again to make sure you’ve a good understanding of it.
Try to say a few words about what would happen next.A Successful FailureThe expedition that Shackleton led was a failure when they didn’t reach their goal.
They gained the great experience sailing in Antarctica and the knowledge of self-rescue and seeking rescue, which was a great success to them and us human beings.