外研版选修10 Module 6 The Maple Leaf Country Vancouver-the Symbol of Mutilc 课件（23PPT）

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外研版普通高中英语（选修10）
M6 The Maple Leaf Country
Vancouver – the Symbol of Multicultural Canada
Module 6
Vancouver – the Symbol of Multicultural Canada
Canadian Flag
Learning aims:
1.Knowledge Aims:
Learn about some information of Vancouver and some important points.
2.Ability Aims:
Learn to use what we will have learnt to finish the speaking and writing tasks.
3.Emotional Aims：
Have a strong desire to study hard to know the world.
3.What do you think makes Vancouver different from other big Canadian cities?
1.Where do you think the main multicultural influence comes from--Asia or Europe?
2.Why do you think there are so many Chinese people living in Vancouver?
Pre-reading
1.Where do you think the main multicultural influence comes from--Asia or Europe?
2.Why do you think there are so many Chinese people living in Vancouver?
3.What do you think makes Vancouver different from other big Canadian cities?
The location; The main multicultural influence;
Many Chinese people live in it
Asia.
It’s near the Pacific Ocean and China.
Task 1 Fast-reading
Match each paragraph with the main idea
While-reading
Para 1
Para 2-3
Para 4
Para 5
Para 6
Para 7-12
A. Mordern Vancouver
B. Population
C. The life of First Nations People
D. General Description
E. People can live in harmony.
F. Dyane Adam made a speech.
Task 2 Work in pairs. Find one comprehension question to make up a conversation.
A
B
C
Task 3 Read Part 2 and choose T &F
A
200 years ago, nearly a quarter of the population of Vancouver were Chinese.
Chinatown in Vancouver is bigger than Chinatown in San Francisco.
F
F
a quarter =1/4
B
C
There are seven major Chinese newspapers, radio and TV stations.
They started building the Sun Yat-sen Garden in 1985.
T
T
Task 4 Read the passage and answer the questions
1. Which of the following is NOT true about Vancouver?
A. In this city, you can go skiing in the mountains and windsurfing in the sea on the same day.
In the last 15 years, Vancouver has experienced great changes except in art, architecture and fashion.
The First Nations people have been able to take advantages of the environment for their living.
Almost half of the adults came to Vancouver from abroad in the last fifty years or so.
2. Why have ethnic groups in Vancouver been able to live
in harmony?
3. What is the population of Vancouver?
4. We learn from Part 2 all the following except that .
A. Chinese began to migrate to Vancouver over 200 years ago.
People can expect to see an atmosphere of Chinese culture in Chinatown.
Dr Sun Yat-sen is well remembered and greatly respected by overseas Chinese in Vancouver.
The Chinese in Vancouver are trying to influence the culture of Vancouver with their own culture.
1. Which of the following is NOT true about Vancouver?
A. In this city, you can go skiing in the mountains and windsurfing in the sea on the same day.
In the last 15 years, Vancouver has experienced great changes except in art, architecture and fashion.
The First Nations people have been able to take advantages of the environment for their living.
Almost half of the adults came to Vancouver from abroad in the last fifty years or so.
except
including
2. Why have ethnic groups in Vancouver been able to live
in harmony?
A. People there didn’t have to worry about food and land.
The government made rules so that they would not fight each other.
The First Nations people were very kind in nature.
Europeans didn’t want to make enemies with the First Nations people.
3. What is the population of Vancouver?
A. 20,000 B. 2,000,000 C. 20,000,000
4. We learn from Part 2 all the following except that .
A. Chinese began to migrate to Vancouver over 200 years ago.
People can expect to see an atmosphere of Chinese culture in Chinatown.
Dr Sun Yat-sen is well remembered and greatly respected by overseas Chinese in Vancouver.
The Chinese in Vancouver are trying to influence the culture of Vancouver with their own culture.
except
Post-reading
Quiz 1 Retell the passage
Vancouver is one of the most ________(culture) and racially diverse cities in Canada and the world. The ______ (origin) inhabitants lived in villages of large wooden houses. Each family ___ (set) up a totem pole near their house. The First Nations people were _____ (skill) craftspeople. Europeans arrived in the 1700s. Modern Vancouver is a clean, colorful and friendly city, _____ is Canada’s fastest-growing metropolis. If you go there, you can see the changes ___ looking at the city’s restaurants, where a fusion of many national cuisines is suddenly _______(create) a new menu. Dyane Adam said, Vancouver is one of the reasons _____Canada is now seen as a world leader in multiculturalism and _______ (diverse).
culturally
original
set
skillful
which
by
creating
why
diversity
Quiz 2 Writing and speaking（Work in groups）
If you work in the tourist information office in Vancouver. Tell the visitors about the city. Mention the following things:
life before Europeans
sports and activities the visitors can do
the way the city has changed
the kind of food the visitors can eat
Chinatown
wooden houses; made tools; plenty to eat
go skiing; windsurfing
art, architecture, restaurant and so on
global menu; national cuisines
the third biggest Chinatown in the world
Summary
Vancouver
history
changes
Chinese community
people’s life in the city
…
Paris， France
London，England
New York， The USA
Male， Maldives
Homework
Surf the Internet for information about our hometown-Zhaoyuan City. Write a short passage about it, then share with your classmates tomorrow.
Where there is a will, there is a way.