Unit 5 Huamns and nature writing workshop A BROCHURE 课件（共13张PPT）

课件13张PPT。A BROCHUREA brochure is a small book or pamphlet containing pictures and information about a product or service.Task 阅读一个有关如何在地震中求生的小册子。
总结在地震中求生的方法。
发现小册子中的语言特点。
制作一个有关如何在灾难（具体为何种灾难学生可自定）中求生的小册子。
分享评价学生作品。Group work List the names of the natural disasters and give some advice on surviving it.Flood, hurricane, landslide, volcanic eruption… Read the brochure about surviving an earthquake on page 41. Underline what you should do when you’re indoors, outdoors and in a car.Read the brochure again. Complete the table.Find out: when you write a brochure,…What kind of sentence do you use?
What tense?
What kind of language?
What else can you include?When you write a brochure, it’s important to:be clear and direct;
use simple and clear language. Make the information easy to remember;
give advice with reasons for actions in different situations;
use the present tense and imperatives;
include pictures and key words to show the important actions.Outlining Use the structure in Activity 3 to prepare an outline for your brochure.
How to Survive an Earthquake
Situation 1
If you’re indoors, / Before the hurricane…
Don’t ...
Situation 2
If you’re outdoors, / During the hurricane…
(Do) ...
Situation 3
If you’re in a car, / After the hurricane…
…
First draftSome words and expressions you may use :
protect, the most important thing is… , drop, cover, hold on, if possible, shelter, move away from…, fall down, objects, observe carefully, as soon as you can, metal body, falling objects, avoid, damage…
e.g. How to Survive a hurricaneBefore the hurricane
Decide whether to stay or go.
Leave the place if you can. Go somewhere north of the storm, where it will have lost strength by the time it reaches the area. Don’t leave your pets behind.
Find a shelter. If you decide to stay, you need to take proper shelter that will be able to protect you and your family and pets during the storm. This shelter should not have any windows or skylights.
e.g. How to Survive a hurricaneDuring the hurricane
Bring your family and pets into the shelter.
Stay away from windows, skylights and glass doors during the hurricane. The safest place inside the house is to remain on the lowest level in a hallway, closet or small interior room.
Lie on the floor under something sturdy, such as a table.
Do not use electronic devices. The battery operated radio and flashlight are fine.
Don't leave your shelter until you get the official word.
e.g. How to Survive a hurricaneAfter the hurricane
Check your home for exterior structural damage. If there are any signs of possible collapse, move away immediately. Be extra careful when entering buildings. Do not enter any buildings after the storm has passed unless you're sure they're structurally safe.
Watch for electrical sparks or frayed wires. If it is safe to turn off the electricity, do so. If you're unsure or there is water everywhere, keep away.
Use a battery powered flashlight and not candles to see by.
Edit your brochure