Module 6 War and Peace Listening and vocabulary 课件（31张PPT）

课件31张PPT。外研版
高二年级(选修6)
Module 6
War and peace
Listening and vocabulary
Pan sen Module 6War and Peace?Learning Aims
By the end of this class ,I will…
1.get information about the Blitz in London; extract the key points.
2.talk about the memories of the experience in Blitz with learnt words and phrases; get some daily expressions about describing memories.
3.develop a spirit of loving peace and study hard to enrich the mind.
Pre-listening
1. When and where did the German War planes begin to drop bombs?
At 4 p.m. on 7th September 1940 in London.
2. When did the second attack stop?
3. What were the attacks known as?
4:30 a.m. the following morning.The Blitz (lightning war).
4. What was the result of the war?
450 killed, up to 200,000 Londoners found shelter from the bombing in underground stations.4. What was the result of the war?
450 killed, up to 200,000 Londoners found shelter from the bombing in underground stations.Pre-listening
Activity 2
break-______ -______
fall –_______-______
feel- _______-_______
fly-______- _______
shake-______- _______
think- _______ - _______brokebrokenfellfallenfeltfeltflewflownshookshakenthoughtthought2. Complete the sentences with the verbs in the past simple.1. I remember that the house ______ during the bombing.
2. The planes ____ very low.
3. A lot of bombs ___ on the docks. break fall feel fly shake thinkshookflewfell4. A lot of people _______ the underground would be the safest place.
5. They _____ the chains on the doors.
6. You ___ much safer in the underground.thoughtbrokefelt
While -listening
Listen to the tape and answer the following questions.
How old were Alice and Henry when the bombing campaign started?
Where was Alice when she saw the bombing for the first time?
What did Henry and his brother do?
Where was Alice when a bomb fell on her street?
Who was Henry with on the night he remembers best?
While -listening
Listen to the tape and answer the following questions.
while -listeningHow old were Alice and Henry when the bombing campaign started?
Alice was 7 and Henry was 12.2) Where was Alice when she saw the bombing for the first time?
In her bedroom.
3) What did Henry and his brother do?
They went out into the street to watch the planes. 4) Where was Alice when a bomb fell on her street?
In the underground.
5) Who was Henry with on the night he remembers best?
His father.
Post -listening
Listen to the tape again and fill the blanks.
I: Alice ,what’s your strongest memory of it？
A: while， I was only 7years old and first bomb fell a long way from my house , but I remember her house shook and I looked through my bedroom ________,I remember seeing _________in the distance, I’ve never forgot that.
I： Unforgettable
A: yes，I did, I also remember that my parents were very ________with me.
windowfiresannoyedI: Why?
A: because I was looking through my bedroom window, you _______________ to do that, you had to keep your windows _________all the time at night.
I: Henry ,what’s your first memory of Blitz？
H：well，I am older than Alice , and I was12 when the bombing started, and the first thing I remember was?the _______of the planes. They flew very low.
wasn’t supposedcoveredsound
I: How did you feel when you went into the street? Were you afraid?
H: Well....Yes, I supposed I was, but I also remember felling very _______.
A: Actually, we would in the underground station. That right, the underground station. If I remember rightly ,We weren’t supposed to do that.
excitedI: Henry. What’s your strongest memory?
H: Oh, en..... one night, my father and me came out the house late. we had to run __________to the underground station and it was one of the worst night . The sky was full of planes and you would hear the sounds of the falling bombs, that was________ .I’ll never forget hearing that sound.
half a mileterribleI: How often did the bomb come?
H: _________.
I: Really?
H: Yes, And not just once at night. I remember counting the time between the raids one night there was a raid ________________for about an hour.
I : Thank you both for sharing your memories with us.
A: You’re welcome.
every nightevery two minutes Work in pairs:
Role-play
the conversationHome work:
1.Surf the internet to get more information about the Blitz.
2.Finish and polish your conversation War is as much a punishment to the punisher as it is to the suffer.
-Thomas Jefferson
There is nothing good in war. Except its ending.
-Abraham Lincon
The real and lasting victories are those of peace, and not of war.
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
If you don’t end war , war will end us.
-H.G WellsP: patience ; protect
E: energy
A: acknowledging
C: confidence
E: empathy