Module 6 Animals in Danger Introduction课件（31张PPT）

课件31张PPT。Book 5
Module 6 Introduction;
Vocabulary and listening
Function & Speaking Animals in DangerBrainstorming
Make a list of animals in danger.The Siberian TigerThe Giant Panda Introductionreserve habitat endangered species extinct conservation
survival struggle Word StudyThere are only a small number of us on the earth now, so people regard us as an __________ animal.endangeredWe, dinosaurs, were all dead many years ago.
So we are_______！extinctWe live in an area of the land
where we are protected.
It’s a nature ____________. reserve Wetlands are good
_________ for us.habitatsI was almost killed.
But I _________ for _______successfully.
survivalstruggledThanks to people’s ______________, Our family is increasingly larger. conservationAll the animals of one kind belong to
a __________. species Why are some animals becoming extinct or endangered? Discussion（Pair work） Too much huntingFood shortage ! PollutionDestruction of habitatsWhat can we do to help them in their struggle for survival?1. Protect the environment.
2. Do not buy products made from them.
3. Be a volunteer if possible.
4. Raise people’s awareness of the protection of endangered animals.
5.Pass laws to ban the hunting of animals.
6. Set up nature reserves and protect their habitats.
Possible answersPossible measures 1. What animal is the nature reserve in the map mainly for?
2. What other animals may also live there?Pre-listening ListeningNow listen to the interview with William Norris and deal with the questions. 1.What was William’s job?
2. Tick out the animals talked about in the interview.
a. elephants b. lions c. a wild pig
d. tigers e. a kind of antelope
f. Pandas g. snakes h. insectsWhile-ListeningA volunteer in the reserve.Now listen again and answer the questions. 1. How long was he there?3. Which animals did he work with? 4. How often did he see them?5. What does William think of a volunteer’s work in a nature reserve?2. How many elephants are there in the reserve?While-Listening1. How long was he there?Three months.3. Which animals did he work with?Lions.4. How often did he see them?Almost every night.It’s exciting and important, but sometimes frightening and dangerous.2. How many elephants are there in the reserve?About 250.5. What does William think of a volunteer’s work in a nature reserve? Task 1
Interview
(Group work)
Task 2
Speech
(Group work) FunctionTask 1 Interview Supposing one of you in the group is a reporter from CCTV 9, interview a volunteer , a government official and a student to see what they have done or will do for endangered animals.Task 2 Speech Standing for a species of endangered animals,make a speech to tell people your situations and call on them to do something for you.HELP ME!Useful expressions
be concerned about…
I’m very worried about…
We really should do more for…
It’s a pity…
more volunteers / more laws/more reserves…Task 1 InterviewSlogan designingWhen the buying stops,
the killing can too.
Protecting the wildlife means protecting ourselves! We human beings can’t live alone! Wildlife needs our l ve! Everyone can make a difference! HomeworkWrite a short passage about an endangered animal, analyzing the situations and the reasons and give solutions to save them.
Learn to read the new words from poacher to dealer on P120 from the MP3 and get to know the meanings.