牛津八年级下册英语Unit 6 Sunshine for all Reading1课件（24张PPT）
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| 名称 | 牛津八年级下册英语Unit 6 Sunshine for all Reading1课件（24张PPT） |
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| 科目 | 英语 | ||
| 更新时间 | 2019-05-10 00:00:00 | ||
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Reading (1)
It’s meaningful to do something for the Olympics.
Lin Dan is my favorite athlete.
He is Lin Dan’s coach.
Lin Dan won a gold in the 2008 Olympics.
silver
gold
bronze
Paralympic Games
特殊奥林匹克运动会（Special Olympics），简称特奥会，是专门为智能低下，言语不清的神经和精神障碍患者甚至是生活不能自理的儿童和成人举办的国际性运动竞赛活动。
成立于1968年，其主要任务是帮助和推动世界各国开展智障人体育运动。上海举办了2007年第12届世界夏季特奥会。中国是亚洲第一个举办该项赛事的国家。
The Special Olympics World Summer Games
are similar to the Olympics.
All the athletes were children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
They are brave enough to achieve their dreams.
How confident they are!
Volunteering for the Special Olympic World Games
1. Who was the volunteer?
2.What did he volunteer for?
A. Liu Ming B. Li Hai C. Simon
The Olympics.
The Special Olympics.
The Youth Olympics.
Watch the video
3. Who was the athlete in the report?
A. Liu Ming B. Li Hai C. Simon
Read and match
An introduction to the Special Olympics World Games
Liu Ming’s experience
Liu Ming’s feeling about the event
What volunteers do for the event
Para 4
Para 2
Para 1,5
Para 3
Main points
Paragraphs
Fasting-reading
1. Who are the Special Olympics for?
2. What events do the Special Olympics include?
The children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
They include many events similar to those in the Olympics, such as basketball, football and swimming.
Detailed reading
Para 2
As volunteers, what should they do for the event?
give up
receive
provide
the spare time
training
athletes
Read Para.3 and find out the verbs(动词).
If you are a volunteer, use these words and phrases to tell your partner what to do.
support
help
make
a great success
Detailed reading
Para 3
As a volunteer, I should …
What did Liu Ming do in the Special Olympics?
He was the swimming coach for a young boy from North China called Li Hai.
Detailed reading
Para 4
1. What was wrong with Li Hai?
3.What was the most important thing to him ?
2. Was he brave? Why?
5.How does he feel now? Why?
4. Did Li Hai win a gold?
Liu Ming was the swimming coach for Li Hai.
He was born with intellectual disabilities.
It was very brave of him to join the competition.
To Li Hai, the most important thing is not to win a gold or a silver, but to take part.
Li Hai tried his best and finished fourth.
He feels more confident now because of the Special Olympics World Games.
Detailed reading
Para 4
Work in pairs, make a dialogue about Li Hai. One is Liu Ming, the other is the interviewer.
A: Hi, Liu Ming. What did you do in the Special Olympics?
B: I was …
A: What do you think of Li Hai?
B: He was …
A: Did he win a gold?
B: No, he … but to him, the most …
A: How does he feel now? why?
B: He feels…
Detailed reading
Para 4
amazing
fantastic
How did Liu Ming feel?
Find the sentences about his feeling.
The Special Olympics World Games also bring people together.
Athletes and volunteers from different backgrounds feel like part of one big family.
It’s great for us to work closely with these special athletes.
You get to help them achieve their dreams.
Detailed reading
Para1&5
Para1
Para5
after-reading
Choose T or F
Liu Ming was a volunteer for the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
Liu Ming knew what to expect before he became a volunteer.
There were only a few events in the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
There were over 40,000 volunteers for the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
Li Hai was born with intellectual disabilities.
Li Hai was sure to win the swimming competition.
Liu Ming was a volunteer for the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
Liu Ming knew what to expect before he became a volunteer.
There were only a few events in the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
There were over 40,000 volunteers for the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
Li Hai was born with intellectual disabilities.
Li Hai was sure to win the swimming competition.
T
F
F
T
T
F
Who has the best memories. T or F.
didn’t know
many
finished fourth
Amy: What are the Special Olympics World Games for?
Simon: They give (1)________ and (2)______ with intellectual disabilities a (3)_______ to show their skills to the world.
Amy: Where were the 2007 Special Olympics World Games held?
Simon: They were held in (4)_________.
children
adults
chance
Shanghai
Post reading---exercise
B4 P83
Amy: What events are included in the Special Olympics World Games?
Simon: They include many events (5)___________ those in the Olympic Games, such as basketball, football and swimming.
Amy: Are there any volunteers for the Special Olympics World Games?
Simon: Yes. They get to help those special (6)________ realize their dreams.
similar to
athletes
Amy: Is it interesting to become a volunteer?
Simon: Yes, of course. Being a volunteer for such an (7)________ is often an amazing (8)____________.
event
experience
1.If you have a chance to meet the people with intellectual disabilities, what will you do?
2.If you are able to help them, what will you do?
3.What will you get by helping the people
with intellectual disabilities?
Post reading---discussion
give them money,
give them a chance to show themselves,
give them a job …
Show your love to those people!
Helping others is helping ourselves.
Let our world be filled with love.
It’s meaningful to do something for the Olympics.
Lin Dan is my favorite athlete.
He is Lin Dan’s coach.
Lin Dan won a gold in the 2008 Olympics.
silver
gold
bronze
Paralympic Games
特殊奥林匹克运动会（Special Olympics），简称特奥会，是专门为智能低下，言语不清的神经和精神障碍患者甚至是生活不能自理的儿童和成人举办的国际性运动竞赛活动。
成立于1968年，其主要任务是帮助和推动世界各国开展智障人体育运动。上海举办了2007年第12届世界夏季特奥会。中国是亚洲第一个举办该项赛事的国家。
The Special Olympics World Summer Games
are similar to the Olympics.
All the athletes were children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
They are brave enough to achieve their dreams.
How confident they are!
Volunteering for the Special Olympic World Games
1. Who was the volunteer?
2.What did he volunteer for?
A. Liu Ming B. Li Hai C. Simon
The Olympics.
The Special Olympics.
The Youth Olympics.
Watch the video
3. Who was the athlete in the report?
A. Liu Ming B. Li Hai C. Simon
Read and match
An introduction to the Special Olympics World Games
Liu Ming’s experience
Liu Ming’s feeling about the event
What volunteers do for the event
Para 4
Para 2
Para 1,5
Para 3
Main points
Paragraphs
Fasting-reading
1. Who are the Special Olympics for?
2. What events do the Special Olympics include?
The children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
They include many events similar to those in the Olympics, such as basketball, football and swimming.
Detailed reading
Para 2
As volunteers, what should they do for the event?
give up
receive
provide
the spare time
training
athletes
Read Para.3 and find out the verbs(动词).
If you are a volunteer, use these words and phrases to tell your partner what to do.
support
help
make
a great success
Detailed reading
Para 3
As a volunteer, I should …
What did Liu Ming do in the Special Olympics?
He was the swimming coach for a young boy from North China called Li Hai.
Detailed reading
Para 4
1. What was wrong with Li Hai?
3.What was the most important thing to him ?
2. Was he brave? Why?
5.How does he feel now? Why?
4. Did Li Hai win a gold?
Liu Ming was the swimming coach for Li Hai.
He was born with intellectual disabilities.
It was very brave of him to join the competition.
To Li Hai, the most important thing is not to win a gold or a silver, but to take part.
Li Hai tried his best and finished fourth.
He feels more confident now because of the Special Olympics World Games.
Detailed reading
Para 4
Work in pairs, make a dialogue about Li Hai. One is Liu Ming, the other is the interviewer.
A: Hi, Liu Ming. What did you do in the Special Olympics?
B: I was …
A: What do you think of Li Hai?
B: He was …
A: Did he win a gold?
B: No, he … but to him, the most …
A: How does he feel now? why?
B: He feels…
Detailed reading
Para 4
amazing
fantastic
How did Liu Ming feel?
Find the sentences about his feeling.
The Special Olympics World Games also bring people together.
Athletes and volunteers from different backgrounds feel like part of one big family.
It’s great for us to work closely with these special athletes.
You get to help them achieve their dreams.
Detailed reading
Para1&5
Para1
Para5
after-reading
Choose T or F
Liu Ming was a volunteer for the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
Liu Ming knew what to expect before he became a volunteer.
There were only a few events in the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
There were over 40,000 volunteers for the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
Li Hai was born with intellectual disabilities.
Li Hai was sure to win the swimming competition.
Liu Ming was a volunteer for the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
Liu Ming knew what to expect before he became a volunteer.
There were only a few events in the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
There were over 40,000 volunteers for the 2007 Special Olympics World Games.
Li Hai was born with intellectual disabilities.
Li Hai was sure to win the swimming competition.
T
F
F
T
T
F
Who has the best memories. T or F.
didn’t know
many
finished fourth
Amy: What are the Special Olympics World Games for?
Simon: They give (1)________ and (2)______ with intellectual disabilities a (3)_______ to show their skills to the world.
Amy: Where were the 2007 Special Olympics World Games held?
Simon: They were held in (4)_________.
children
adults
chance
Shanghai
Post reading---exercise
B4 P83
Amy: What events are included in the Special Olympics World Games?
Simon: They include many events (5)___________ those in the Olympic Games, such as basketball, football and swimming.
Amy: Are there any volunteers for the Special Olympics World Games?
Simon: Yes. They get to help those special (6)________ realize their dreams.
similar to
athletes
Amy: Is it interesting to become a volunteer?
Simon: Yes, of course. Being a volunteer for such an (7)________ is often an amazing (8)____________.
event
experience
1.If you have a chance to meet the people with intellectual disabilities, what will you do?
2.If you are able to help them, what will you do?
3.What will you get by helping the people
with intellectual disabilities?
Post reading---discussion
give them money,
give them a chance to show themselves,
give them a job …
Show your love to those people!
Helping others is helping ourselves.
Let our world be filled with love.