Unit 2 Sporting events Reading(1)：The Olympic Games 课件（31张PPT）
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课件31张PPT。The Olympic Games Olympic-related Vocabularystadiumathleteeventhost cityOlympic flameOlympic torchOlympic flagOlympic mottomascotsloganmedalFaster, higher, strongerOlympia, GreeceBeijing, ChinaOlympic mottoHost city of the
first OlympicsHost city of
2008 OlympicsHost city of
2012 OlympicHost city of
2016 OlympicsLondon, UKHost city of
2020 OlympicRio, BrazilTokyo, JapanWhat is the slogan of Beijing Olympic Games?One world, one dream.What are the additions of new sports in Tokyo Olympic Games?√√√OutlineTopicHistoryAthletesAncient OlympicsModern OlympicsFrom abroadFrom home
(Para 9-10)SummaryThe history and significance of
the Olympic GamesIn 776BCIn 1896womenAnyoneAthens, Greece Listen for differenceOlympia, GreeceOutlineTopicHistoryAthletesAncient OlympicsModern OlympicsFrom abroadFrom home
(Para 9-10)SummaryThe history and significance of
the Olympic Games Read para. 5-8123456______________, boxing______________________at the 1996 Atlanta OlympicsMuhammad Ali
American 1960 Rome OlympicsLit the Olympic flame
Gold medalMichael Jordan1984 Los Angles Olympics; _________________________________
American Two________________, basketballDream Teamgold1992 Barcelona Olympicsmedals1984 Los Angles Olympics;Chinese Gold medal, shootingfirstXu Haifeng Chinese _______ old medals, table tennisDeng Yaping 1992 Barcelona Olympics;
1996 Atlanta OlympicsFourgreatest2004 Athens OlympicsChinese first AsianLiu Xiang Gold medal, men’s 110-metre hurdlesThe __________ to win this raceChinese 33Zhang Ning ____________
__________; 2008 Beijing Olympics2004 Athens Olympics _____ gold medals, badmintonTwoA former badminton champion;
Won the gold medal at the age of ______
Topic: ?My favorite athlete/sportsman/
football (basketball) player…
?My favorite sport
?When did you become interested in…?
?Why do you like…?
?What have you done to improve your skills?
?Will you stick to your hobby? And how?Make a speech Mr. Johnson, an IOC member talked about the history and (1)_________ of Olympics. The Ancient Olympics were (2)______ at Olympia in Greece in 776 BC, (3)________ modern Olympics were restarted (4)_______ (make) people live (5)_________(peace) side by side. There were many well-known athletes helping to (6)_____________ the dream such as Ali, Michael Jordan. significanceheldpeacefullylive/realize/fulfillwhile/andto make ConsolidationChinese athlete have also make great (7)__________ to the Olympics.
For example, Liu Xiang excited people all over Asia in 2004 Athens Olympic Games .There are other Olympians (8)_________ (attempt) to push the (9)_________ of the human achievement. Therefore Mr Johnson wished the Olympic movement a successful future to match its (10)________(glory) past.attemptinggloriousboundariescontributions ConsolidationWhat personal qualities an athlete should bear if he or she aims to participate in the Olympics? ThinkingEnjoy a Greek mythThe Goddess
of LoveAtlantaThe kingHippomenesListen for main charactersShe was not allowed to run and win glory for herself in the Olympic Games( ) Many men tried to compete with her, but failed
and so were killed.
( ) Atlanta was a very beautiful princess.
( ) One man named Hippomenes wanted to win
and marry Atlanta very much.
( ) She gave him three golden apples.
( ) She could run faster than any man in Greece.
( ) Then the race began.
( ) He asked the Goddess of Love for help.
1234567What is the correct order?So the next day the race began. Atlanta ran faster
than him. He threw an apple
in front of her.She picked it up. She didn’t pick it up.Discussion: the possible ending？ Read and compareWhen the race started Hippomenes ran fast, but Atlanta ran even faster. Soon she was in front. At once Hippomenes threw one of the golden apples. It fell far to the side of Atlanta and she ran to get it. As she picked it up, she saw Hippomenes was in front. So she ran very fast until she was in front again. Just then Hippomenes threw another apple over her head and far to the side. Again she stopped to pick it up, and Hippomenes went in front. When she finally caught up with Hippomenes the second time, he threw the third and last golden apple. As it flew through the air Atlanta saw it and wanted it. So she picked this one up too. By this time Hippomenes was almost at the end of the race. Atlanta could not catch up with him because the apples were too heavy. So Hippomenes won the race and married Atlanta. Thanks to the goddess they lived happily ever after.
Read and compareWritingThis is a story of how a man marries a princess by winning a race with a Goddess’s help.Summarize the story by using one sentence:Writing Summarize the story by using 3 sentences:who races to marry the man that can run faster than herasks for help from the Goddess of Lovethe man wins the race and gets married to the princess This is a story of how a man marries a princess by winning a race with a Goddess’s help.Use one sentence:
If you want to be strong, running!
If you want to be handsome, running!
If you want to be smart, running!
—Greek proverb
Life lies in movement!
Surf the Internet to find more information about Olympic athletes and events.
Search for more stories about Greek mythology and then exchange yours with your classmates.
Finish exercises on your workbook.
Assignment
first OlympicsHost city of
2008 OlympicsHost city of
2012 OlympicHost city of
2016 OlympicsLondon, UKHost city of
2020 OlympicRio, BrazilTokyo, JapanWhat is the slogan of Beijing Olympic Games?One world, one dream.What are the additions of new sports in Tokyo Olympic Games?√√√OutlineTopicHistoryAthletesAncient OlympicsModern OlympicsFrom abroadFrom home
(Para 9-10)SummaryThe history and significance of
the Olympic GamesIn 776BCIn 1896womenAnyoneAthens, Greece Listen for differenceOlympia, GreeceOutlineTopicHistoryAthletesAncient OlympicsModern OlympicsFrom abroadFrom home
(Para 9-10)SummaryThe history and significance of
the Olympic Games Read para. 5-8123456______________, boxing______________________at the 1996 Atlanta OlympicsMuhammad Ali
American 1960 Rome OlympicsLit the Olympic flame
Gold medalMichael Jordan1984 Los Angles Olympics; _________________________________
American Two________________, basketballDream Teamgold1992 Barcelona Olympicsmedals1984 Los Angles Olympics;Chinese Gold medal, shootingfirstXu Haifeng Chinese _______ old medals, table tennisDeng Yaping 1992 Barcelona Olympics;
1996 Atlanta OlympicsFourgreatest2004 Athens OlympicsChinese first AsianLiu Xiang Gold medal, men’s 110-metre hurdlesThe __________ to win this raceChinese 33Zhang Ning ____________
__________; 2008 Beijing Olympics2004 Athens Olympics _____ gold medals, badmintonTwoA former badminton champion;
Won the gold medal at the age of ______
Topic: ?My favorite athlete/sportsman/
football (basketball) player…
?My favorite sport
?When did you become interested in…?
?Why do you like…?
?What have you done to improve your skills?
?Will you stick to your hobby? And how?Make a speech Mr. Johnson, an IOC member talked about the history and (1)_________ of Olympics. The Ancient Olympics were (2)______ at Olympia in Greece in 776 BC, (3)________ modern Olympics were restarted (4)_______ (make) people live (5)_________(peace) side by side. There were many well-known athletes helping to (6)_____________ the dream such as Ali, Michael Jordan. significanceheldpeacefullylive/realize/fulfillwhile/andto make ConsolidationChinese athlete have also make great (7)__________ to the Olympics.
For example, Liu Xiang excited people all over Asia in 2004 Athens Olympic Games .There are other Olympians (8)_________ (attempt) to push the (9)_________ of the human achievement. Therefore Mr Johnson wished the Olympic movement a successful future to match its (10)________(glory) past.attemptinggloriousboundariescontributions ConsolidationWhat personal qualities an athlete should bear if he or she aims to participate in the Olympics? ThinkingEnjoy a Greek mythThe Goddess
of LoveAtlantaThe kingHippomenesListen for main charactersShe was not allowed to run and win glory for herself in the Olympic Games( ) Many men tried to compete with her, but failed
and so were killed.
( ) Atlanta was a very beautiful princess.
( ) One man named Hippomenes wanted to win
and marry Atlanta very much.
( ) She gave him three golden apples.
( ) She could run faster than any man in Greece.
( ) Then the race began.
( ) He asked the Goddess of Love for help.
1234567What is the correct order?So the next day the race began. Atlanta ran faster
than him. He threw an apple
in front of her.She picked it up. She didn’t pick it up.Discussion: the possible ending？ Read and compareWhen the race started Hippomenes ran fast, but Atlanta ran even faster. Soon she was in front. At once Hippomenes threw one of the golden apples. It fell far to the side of Atlanta and she ran to get it. As she picked it up, she saw Hippomenes was in front. So she ran very fast until she was in front again. Just then Hippomenes threw another apple over her head and far to the side. Again she stopped to pick it up, and Hippomenes went in front. When she finally caught up with Hippomenes the second time, he threw the third and last golden apple. As it flew through the air Atlanta saw it and wanted it. So she picked this one up too. By this time Hippomenes was almost at the end of the race. Atlanta could not catch up with him because the apples were too heavy. So Hippomenes won the race and married Atlanta. Thanks to the goddess they lived happily ever after.
Read and compareWritingThis is a story of how a man marries a princess by winning a race with a Goddess’s help.Summarize the story by using one sentence:Writing Summarize the story by using 3 sentences:who races to marry the man that can run faster than herasks for help from the Goddess of Lovethe man wins the race and gets married to the princess This is a story of how a man marries a princess by winning a race with a Goddess’s help.Use one sentence:
If you want to be strong, running!
If you want to be handsome, running!
If you want to be smart, running!
—Greek proverb
Life lies in movement!
Surf the Internet to find more information about Olympic athletes and events.
Search for more stories about Greek mythology and then exchange yours with your classmates.
Finish exercises on your workbook.
Assignment