Unit 4 Newspapers （Reading Benjamin Franklin）课件+嵌入音频（19张）
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By the end of the class, students will be able to
1. Master some key words and phrases.?
2. Guess the meaning of a new English word according to the words around it.
3. Skim for the main idea and scan for some specific information.?
4. Learn how to be successful from the story of some celebrities.
Teaching Objectives:
Unit 4 Newspapers
Reading: Benjamin Franklin
Read and guess: Who wrote them?
Honesty and diligence should be your eternal mates! 诚实和勤勉，应该成为你永久的伴侣。
At twenty years of age， the will reigns; at thirty ， the wit; and at forty， the judgment.
二十岁时起支配作用的是意志，三十岁时是机智，四十岁时是判断。
Eat to live, and not live to eat.
吃是为了活着，但活着不是为了吃。
Love well, whip well. 爱得深，也抽得狠。
The proof of gold is fire, the proof of woman, gold; the proof of man, a woman.
---Benjamin Franklin
How much do you know about Benjamin Franklin?
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) was a scientist, an inventor, a traveller, a businessman, a social activist, a thinker , an author as well as a diplomat.
Look and learn the new words.
Lightning conductor
[k?n?d?kt?(r)]
Watertight bulkhead
[?b?lkhed]
bifocal
[?ba?'f??kl]
Experiments and findings on electricity and the lightning conductor.
Brief introduction of Benjamin Franklin.
Inventing watertight bulkheads and other developments in safety.
How and why he invented the bifocals.
Skimming---the main ideas of paragraphs
Para 2
Para 1
Para 4
Para 3
inventions functions
Lightning conductor
bifocals
Watertight bulkhead
Protect buildings and ships from damage caused by lightning
See both near and far things at the same time
Make ships safer and more efficient
Read Para2-4 carefully and find more details.
How do you know he was curious about how things worked?
How do you know he was always searching for ways to make things better?
Read the text quickly and think:
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston, Massachusetts in the USA on 17 January 1706. He had a very big family—his parents had seventeen children. He was a man of many talents and interests. Among other things, he was a scientist and an inventor. He was naturally curious about how things worked and was always searching for ways to make them better.
While you read
A Now, read the newspaper article about Benjamin Franklin.
gifts
looking for
wanting to know
In 1747, Benjamin began his experiments on electricity with some very simple equipment. Although these experiments led to the discovery of some very important findings on electricity, Benjamin did not actually invent it. However, he did invent the lightning conductor , which protects buildings and ships from damage caused by lightning.
Ask: Did he invent electricity?
Benjamin had poor vision and needed glasses. He was tired of always taking them on and off, so he decided to invent a pair of glasses that would let him see both near and far things at the same time. He took the two different types of glasses, cut each lens in half, and then put half of each lens into another frame. Nowadays, this type of glasses is known as bifocals.
was fed up with
at the present time
What is the underlined part used for?
During his life, he travelled across the Atlantic Ocean eight times. These long journeys gave him a lot of time to learn about how ships worked. He developed a way to make them safer and more efficient by inventing watertight bulkheads. Other developments in safety that he made included establishing the first fire company in Philadelphia, USA, and improving the paving and lighting of the city’s streets.
setting up
How did he invent watertight bulkheads?
Life story of Benjamin Franklin: The prototype 原型 of the American dream；Jack of All Trades
Time Events
_______________________ Born in a poor candle maker’s family in Boston
1714-1716 Went to a grammar school
________when he was 12 Became an apprentice (学徒) of a printer
________when he was 16 Became an editor of a newspaper and published lots of essays
In 1726 Set up himself as an independent printer and publisher and published Poor Richard’s Almanac ?[??:lm?n?k] 《格言历书》1733
In 1731 Opened the first lending library in America
In 1736 Established the first fire company in Philadelphia
In 1747 __________________________________________
_____________________, at the age of 42 Became financially independent and retired to do what he liked (read, make scientific experiments and do good to his fellow men)
In 1752 Did the kite experiment
In 1754 Invented the lightening conductor
In 1775 Participated in drafting（起草）the “Declaration of Independence”
In 1776 Seeked help from France in American Independent War
In 1785 Became the first U.S. ambassador (France)（驻法大使）
In 1787 Drafted the United States Constitution（宪法）
On April 17, 1790, at age 84 Franklin died. Approximately 20,000 people attended his funeral.
The Autobiography came out in 1791
Further reading---the life story of Benjamin Franklin
job experience achievements
A successful scientist and inventor
A successful businessman
A successful writer
A successful statesman and diplomat
A successful social activist
A successful thinker
Fill in the blanks.
curious
What made him a great man?
confident
?
diligent
?
1. What do you think of Benjamin Franklin?
2. What can you learn from his story?
_____________________________________
Think--the influence of Benjamin Franklin on us.
I think he is ______ because__________________ .
Histories make men wise; poets witty; the mathematics subtle; natural philosophy deep; moral grave; logic and rhetoric able to contend.
读史使人明智；读诗使人灵秀；数学使人周密；科学使人深刻；伦理使人庄重；逻辑修辞使人善辩。
——培根
Let’s enjoy it.
Assignments:
Collect information about one of the famous people and tell his/her story.
2. Make a poster of great people you choose.
Thank You
By the end of the class, students will be able to
1. Master some key words and phrases.?
2. Guess the meaning of a new English word according to the words around it.
3. Skim for the main idea and scan for some specific information.?
4. Learn how to be successful from the story of some celebrities.
Teaching Objectives:
Unit 4 Newspapers
Reading: Benjamin Franklin
Read and guess: Who wrote them?
Honesty and diligence should be your eternal mates! 诚实和勤勉，应该成为你永久的伴侣。
At twenty years of age， the will reigns; at thirty ， the wit; and at forty， the judgment.
二十岁时起支配作用的是意志，三十岁时是机智，四十岁时是判断。
Eat to live, and not live to eat.
吃是为了活着，但活着不是为了吃。
Love well, whip well. 爱得深，也抽得狠。
The proof of gold is fire, the proof of woman, gold; the proof of man, a woman.
---Benjamin Franklin
How much do you know about Benjamin Franklin?
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) was a scientist, an inventor, a traveller, a businessman, a social activist, a thinker , an author as well as a diplomat.
Look and learn the new words.
Lightning conductor
[k?n?d?kt?(r)]
Watertight bulkhead
[?b?lkhed]
bifocal
[?ba?'f??kl]
Experiments and findings on electricity and the lightning conductor.
Brief introduction of Benjamin Franklin.
Inventing watertight bulkheads and other developments in safety.
How and why he invented the bifocals.
Skimming---the main ideas of paragraphs
Para 2
Para 1
Para 4
Para 3
inventions functions
Lightning conductor
bifocals
Watertight bulkhead
Protect buildings and ships from damage caused by lightning
See both near and far things at the same time
Make ships safer and more efficient
Read Para2-4 carefully and find more details.
How do you know he was curious about how things worked?
How do you know he was always searching for ways to make things better?
Read the text quickly and think:
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston, Massachusetts in the USA on 17 January 1706. He had a very big family—his parents had seventeen children. He was a man of many talents and interests. Among other things, he was a scientist and an inventor. He was naturally curious about how things worked and was always searching for ways to make them better.
While you read
A Now, read the newspaper article about Benjamin Franklin.
gifts
looking for
wanting to know
In 1747, Benjamin began his experiments on electricity with some very simple equipment. Although these experiments led to the discovery of some very important findings on electricity, Benjamin did not actually invent it. However, he did invent the lightning conductor , which protects buildings and ships from damage caused by lightning.
Ask: Did he invent electricity?
Benjamin had poor vision and needed glasses. He was tired of always taking them on and off, so he decided to invent a pair of glasses that would let him see both near and far things at the same time. He took the two different types of glasses, cut each lens in half, and then put half of each lens into another frame. Nowadays, this type of glasses is known as bifocals.
was fed up with
at the present time
What is the underlined part used for?
During his life, he travelled across the Atlantic Ocean eight times. These long journeys gave him a lot of time to learn about how ships worked. He developed a way to make them safer and more efficient by inventing watertight bulkheads. Other developments in safety that he made included establishing the first fire company in Philadelphia, USA, and improving the paving and lighting of the city’s streets.
setting up
How did he invent watertight bulkheads?
Life story of Benjamin Franklin: The prototype 原型 of the American dream；Jack of All Trades
Time Events
_______________________ Born in a poor candle maker’s family in Boston
1714-1716 Went to a grammar school
________when he was 12 Became an apprentice (学徒) of a printer
________when he was 16 Became an editor of a newspaper and published lots of essays
In 1726 Set up himself as an independent printer and publisher and published Poor Richard’s Almanac ?[??:lm?n?k] 《格言历书》1733
In 1731 Opened the first lending library in America
In 1736 Established the first fire company in Philadelphia
In 1747 __________________________________________
_____________________, at the age of 42 Became financially independent and retired to do what he liked (read, make scientific experiments and do good to his fellow men)
In 1752 Did the kite experiment
In 1754 Invented the lightening conductor
In 1775 Participated in drafting（起草）the “Declaration of Independence”
In 1776 Seeked help from France in American Independent War
In 1785 Became the first U.S. ambassador (France)（驻法大使）
In 1787 Drafted the United States Constitution（宪法）
On April 17, 1790, at age 84 Franklin died. Approximately 20,000 people attended his funeral.
The Autobiography came out in 1791
Further reading---the life story of Benjamin Franklin
job experience achievements
A successful scientist and inventor
A successful businessman
A successful writer
A successful statesman and diplomat
A successful social activist
A successful thinker
Fill in the blanks.
curious
What made him a great man?
confident
?
diligent
?
1. What do you think of Benjamin Franklin?
2. What can you learn from his story?
_____________________________________
Think--the influence of Benjamin Franklin on us.
I think he is ______ because__________________ .
Histories make men wise; poets witty; the mathematics subtle; natural philosophy deep; moral grave; logic and rhetoric able to contend.
读史使人明智；读诗使人灵秀；数学使人周密；科学使人深刻；伦理使人庄重；逻辑修辞使人善辩。
——培根
Let’s enjoy it.
Assignments:
Collect information about one of the famous people and tell his/her story.
2. Make a poster of great people you choose.
Thank You