课件10张PPT。Unit 4 Using Language Have you ever tried to send a gift or something to the children in poor areas or countries? Pre-readingToday, we can have access to a website. Welcome to the World’s Most Useful Gift Catalogue, arguably the most practical response to global poverty and over-consumption.
This catalogue is full of really useful gifts for people who really need them. People who work hard to overcome poverty, to build a better life for their families and their neighbours.1. What does the page show you?
2. In what kind of order are the gifts listed? How much are the cheapest and dearest gifts? What do the photos show you? Glance quickly and answer the questions. occasionpoorestin needcardpersonFill in the blanks.DiscussingTopic one:
Imagine you and your classmates want to donate some of your pocket money to help those in need in another country. Work as a team and decide how much of your pocket money you would like to donate. What would you do with your group’s donation? Do you think that gifts like those in “The World’s Most Useful Catalogue” are a good idea? Give at least two reasons for your answers.
Topic two:
Add to the gift list on the Internet page three more gifts that you think might be important for those in need in another country. Give at least two reasons for your choice.课件10张PPT。 The world's most useful gift catalogue Using languageStep1. Lead-inWhat kinds of gifts would you like to send to others?Pre-readingGlance quickly at the passage and answer the following questions:What does the passage show you?
Where is the list of gifts?
In what kind of order are the gifts listed? How much are the cheapest and dearest gifts?
Where is the gift card?
What do the photos show you?A gift catalogue.On the bottom left side of the page.3. In what kind of order are the gifts listed?
How much are the cheapest and dearest gifts?They are ordered from the cheapest to the dearest. The cheapest is A: 20 tree seedlings. The dearest is U: a well and water pump.4. Where is the gift card?Across the middle of the page ( the photo is on the bottom and the words in the card are on the top.)5. What do the photos show you?The photos show you how particular gifts will be used ( that is, to buy sewing machines, provide water, help children). Read the Internet page in pair and then set Ex2on P34Sample answers: Reading1. N 2. G 3. A 4. J 5. F 6. IAnswer key for Ex3:Task1:S1: Now we’ve agreed to give some of our pocket money to help those in need in another country. How much should we each give?
S2: Don’t you think it would be better to find out first how much we get now?
S3: I expect we all get different amounts.S2: I get 100 yuan but I have to buy my lunches and bus fares out of that. So it’s not as much as it sounds.
S1: Ok. Let’s say we all give half our pocket money after our expenses.
S2+ S3: Yes, that sounds fine to me.
S1: Do you think the gift catalogue sounds a good idea?
S2: Yes. I want to give a present that will be useful and help a family.
S3: Me too. I’d like to give a gift which help a child go to school.
S1: So let’s look at it more closely.Task2:V: seeds for a year’s planting ＄20
W: tools to break the ground ＄10
X: material to make colors ＄20Task3:P: Oxen for ploughing ＄180
J: Goat for a poor family ＄40
V: Seeds for a year’s planting ＄20
W: Tools to break up the ground ＄10
Total ＄250
