Unit 1 Other countries, other cultures Reading(1)：Canada—land of maple trees课件（33张）

课件33张PPT。Unit 1高三英语 王君 Reading M9U1READING



译林牛津英语Canada—— land of maple treesCanada
land of the maple treesTeaching aims:1.Students are expected to gain some information about the geography, the history and four cities of Canada.
2.Students are expected to learn to sort information into sections on a variety of different subjects.
3. Students are expected to apply what they have learnt to practical use. Canada is in northern North Americapositionthe national flag of Canadathe national anthem of CanadaRead the brochure and answer the following questions.
1.What is the population of Canada?
2.Which Canadian cities are mentioned?
3.Why is Canada referred to as a ‘land of maple tree’?
Fast reading1.What is the population of Canada?
About 30 million people.
2.Which Canadian cities are mentioned?
Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Edmonton.Read the brochure and answer the following questions.Fast reading3.Why is Canada referred to as a ‘land of maple tree’?
Because there are many maple trees in Canada, and the maple leaf, which is on the Canadian flag, is considered Canada’s national symbol.Reading StrategySeparate all the information into groups
Make a table with different headings
Take notes as we read the test
Pay attention to the subtitleSorting out information Read paragraph 1~2 to sort out some information to fill in the following table.Detailed readingPara 1~2The Arctic is to the ______, the USA is to the ______, the _______Ocean is to the east and the _______to the west.second largest country in the world ______wastes; vast mountain ______; enormous open______; __________ rivers; ________ forestshike, sail, cross-country ski or travel by snowmobilesouthnorthAtlanticPacificfrozenrangesplainscountlessendless Read paragraph 3~7, compare the differences between the cities mentioned and fill in the following table.Reading ComprehensionSearch the information in paragraph 8~ 11.
Answer the following questions.Listening ComprehensionUnit 1 How wide are the Niagara Falls?
670 metres wide.
2. What is Canada’s national symbol?
The maple leaf.
Finish the tasks below to consolidate what you have learned about Canada in the text.ConsolidationWhich is the national flag of Canada?
A. B.
C. Q D.
Quiz 2. Which is the national flower of Canada?
A. B.
cherry rose
C. Q D.
maple daffodil （水仙花）3. What language(s) do Canadians speak?
A. English
B. English and German
C. English and French
D. English and Spanishthe French-speaking
province ----QuebecOfficial languages:
English and French4. What is the capital of Canada?
A. B.
Vancouver Toronto
C. Q D.
Calgary Ottawa
Quiz Capital cityOttawaThe largest city in CanadaA port city in QuebecMontrealIt has one of the largest Chinese populations in North AmericaVancouverHome to the West Edmonton MallEdmontonNiagara Falls5. What is the national animal of Canada?
A. B.


Beaver Grizzly bear
C. D.

Polar bear Penguin
More about CanadaIf your best friend is to visit Canada, which city or place do you want to recommend?
A leaflet on one city of Canada
Finish the script on a leaflet which is aimed to promote Canada to your friendwritingStudents can choose one or more of the following subjects to research
Geography( area, climate, animals, plants, etc.)
History
Society(population, language, government, education, etc. )
Culture( lifestyle, customs, arts, etc.)Films and film eventsGuidelinesGood-bye!