Unit 1 Reaching out 牛津上海课标版 高三上册 课件（12张PPT）
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| 名称 | Unit 1 Reaching out 牛津上海课标版 高三上册 课件（12张PPT） |  | |
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| 科目 | 英语 | ||
| 更新时间 | 2020-09-23 09:17:44 | ||
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Unit 1 Helping people
What happened in the pictures?
What can we do to help the victims?
Skim the title and headings of the text, and then answer the questions.
1. What kind of articles are the three passages in the text?
Newspaper articles.
2. What are the three articles about?
About different ways of raising money for charity in the USA.
3. What are the charity activities mentioned in the three articles?
A sponsored fast, a charity funfair, a walkathon.
4. In a newspaper article about a charity activity, what aspects should be included?
When(time), where (place), what (event), who (organizer), why (purpose)
5. Besides the aspects mentioned above, what else should be included in such a charity event report?
proceeds
=collected money
Read the three articles and complete the table.
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Article A
Article B
Article C
Place
Time
Activity
Recipient
(For whom)
Organizer(s)
Proceeds
New Point School
Over $65,000
Sponsored fast
World Vision projects
students
More than $24,000
Rainbow School
Sunday
Charity fair
Flood victims in
South-east Asia
Ms Anita Li
yesterday
Hillside School
Recently
walkathon
School projects
Stanley Lewis
Over $150,000
Questions for further understanding
Questions for Article A:
1. What does “fast” mean? Why did they hold such a fast?
Fast means “a period during which one doesn’t eat”.
To raise funds for World Vision projects to help the poor in developing countries.
2. In this charity fast, did all the donations come from sponsors?
Not really. Part of them came from the students’ money for meals.
3. What do you think is “World Vision”?
It is a charity organization.
4. Why do you think the pictures of famine in Africa shocking to the students?
Questions for Article B:
1. Who did the fair aim to help?
Flood victims in South-East Asia.
2. Seeing the fair successful, Ms Li’s worries were all forgotten. Can you tell us what her worries were before the fair?
Questions for Article C:
1. We are told that “Andy Lever was the first home”. What does this mean?
Finish the race, reach the finishing line.
2. How did Shirley Green raise $11,900?
Her mother’s friends and her mother sponsored her.
3. How much had Stanley Lewis hoped to collect through the walkathon?
$75,000.
Suppose you are an on-the-spot reporter of our school TV station. Please choose one of the three charity activities in the text to make a brief report on it. Pay attention to the basic elements needed in a news report.
Structure for reference:
Hello, everyone. I’m now on the spot of our school’s charity event:( where and what,who organized this event and why, how many students attended this charity activity, how did the students perform, the proceeds of the charity event came to how much.)The students all felt very satisfied with the total amount and were delighted that people were so generous. This is __________ reporting. Thank you for listening.
Homework
1. recite the new words in the text
2. write a composition about one of the charity activity you took part in in about 150 words.
What happened in the pictures?
What can we do to help the victims?
Skim the title and headings of the text, and then answer the questions.
1. What kind of articles are the three passages in the text?
Newspaper articles.
2. What are the three articles about?
About different ways of raising money for charity in the USA.
3. What are the charity activities mentioned in the three articles?
A sponsored fast, a charity funfair, a walkathon.
4. In a newspaper article about a charity activity, what aspects should be included?
When(time), where (place), what (event), who (organizer), why (purpose)
5. Besides the aspects mentioned above, what else should be included in such a charity event report?
proceeds
=collected money
Read the three articles and complete the table.
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Article A
Article B
Article C
Place
Time
Activity
Recipient
(For whom)
Organizer(s)
Proceeds
New Point School
Over $65,000
Sponsored fast
World Vision projects
students
More than $24,000
Rainbow School
Sunday
Charity fair
Flood victims in
South-east Asia
Ms Anita Li
yesterday
Hillside School
Recently
walkathon
School projects
Stanley Lewis
Over $150,000
Questions for further understanding
Questions for Article A:
1. What does “fast” mean? Why did they hold such a fast?
Fast means “a period during which one doesn’t eat”.
To raise funds for World Vision projects to help the poor in developing countries.
2. In this charity fast, did all the donations come from sponsors?
Not really. Part of them came from the students’ money for meals.
3. What do you think is “World Vision”?
It is a charity organization.
4. Why do you think the pictures of famine in Africa shocking to the students?
Questions for Article B:
1. Who did the fair aim to help?
Flood victims in South-East Asia.
2. Seeing the fair successful, Ms Li’s worries were all forgotten. Can you tell us what her worries were before the fair?
Questions for Article C:
1. We are told that “Andy Lever was the first home”. What does this mean?
Finish the race, reach the finishing line.
2. How did Shirley Green raise $11,900?
Her mother’s friends and her mother sponsored her.
3. How much had Stanley Lewis hoped to collect through the walkathon?
$75,000.
Suppose you are an on-the-spot reporter of our school TV station. Please choose one of the three charity activities in the text to make a brief report on it. Pay attention to the basic elements needed in a news report.
Structure for reference:
Hello, everyone. I’m now on the spot of our school’s charity event:( where and what,who organized this event and why, how many students attended this charity activity, how did the students perform, the proceeds of the charity event came to how much.)The students all felt very satisfied with the total amount and were delighted that people were so generous. This is __________ reporting. Thank you for listening.
Homework
1. recite the new words in the text
2. write a composition about one of the charity activity you took part in in about 150 words.