Unit 4 Wildlife protection-Speaking
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| 名称 | Unit 4 Wildlife protection-Speaking |  | |
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| 资源类型 | 教案 | ||
| 版本资源 | 人教版（新课程标准） | ||
| 科目 | 英语 | ||
| 更新时间 | 2011-12-07 20:57:29 | ||
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(共18张PPT)
Speaking
Talking P62
Sample dialogue:
S1: I would like to help Bengi. He sounds so kind and obviously needs a lot of help.
S2: OK. I think it's a shame that animals like Bengi are forced to be violent in order to avoid humans.
The problem is that people are very unkind to tigers when they want something like their fur or their bones.
S1: I agree. People should be more thoughtful. If Bengi hadn't written, we might have thought all tigers were violent.
So Bengi must try not to give people an excuse to attack him.
S2: Yes, poor Bengi. He cannot win! If he attacks people, they will use that as an excuse to attack him. If he doesn't attack and is friendly to people, they will attack him anyway for his beautiful skin.
S1: We had better write and tell him to hide as much as possible.
S2: Yes. And perhaps we can try to make people change their minds about tigers and learn to like them!
1. Ideas to help Li Kun
1 give up eating fish
2 eat grass carp, big head and mackerel 3 eat those species which are not endangered.
2. Ideas to help Bengi 1 keep away from people 2 if you see people, do not be too friendly or too fierce he will attack you
3. Ideas to help Zhao Jing
1 the animals are too fierce to be
allowed to live freely
2 there are many pretty flowers in
English gardens
3 join an organization to help them
live/ grow in the wild
Speaking on P66
1. What else threatens birds besides oil spills
Problems for Birds Possible solutions
from oil which collects on their feathers after oil spills make boat owners aware of their responsibilities to birds when they cause oil spills
being hunted and killed for sport ban hunting of birds
Problems for Birds Possible solutions
being hunted for food refuse to shop in places that sell dead birds for food
their food being poisoned by pesticides try to encourage organic food
their eggs being stolen by collectors punish people found to have stolen or bought stolen eggs
2. How can we help protect the birds
Problems for Birds Ways to protect birds
from oil which collects on their feathers after oil spills punish those people who cause oil spills and put dirty oil into the seas or rivers
being hunted and killed for sport punish people who kill birds for sport
Problems for Birds Ways to protect birds
being hunted for food make laws to stop people eating birds for food
their food being poisoned by pesticides stop farmers using so many pesticides on the fields
their eggs being stolen by collectors make special protected areas for birds to lay eggs
3. How can we help people understand the importance of protecting the environment so that birds can live in peace
1. Telling people about the problem. It is possible that small boat owners do not know that they are responsible for most oil spills.
2. Asking them to think how they can help to solve the problem. Perhaps they could buy only organic food rather than food grown using pesticides. Perhaps they could tell others to be more thoughtful about the environment.
3. Asking the local government leaders to lead the way. Protect trees by reusing paper; allow wild plants to grow in some areas to encourage the insects and caterpillars that birds eat; protect local areas so birds cannot be hunted or killed.
4. Providing a bird-friendly area where birds can be observed but not hurt.
Sample dialogue:
S1: How do you think we can protect birds There seems little we can do in this area.
S2: What about trying to persuade people not to kill birds We can make posters and put them around our local area.
Perhaps the local government leaders will let us talk to people who like to hunt birds for sport.
S1: Do you think that will be possible
S2: Well, it’s worth a try!
S1: I know what my mum can do. She can try and buy organic food
from a good supermarket. Pesticides kill birds when they eat infected food, so if we buy organic food we know we are not poisoning the birds’ food.
S2: That’s a good idea! I’d also like to find an area where we could put bird nests so they can lay eggs in peace.
S1: Yes, that’s a good idea too. Perhaps we can write a letter to our local government leaders to stop them cutting down so many trees in our neighborhood.
S2: Yes. How can the birds build nests without trees to put them in
S1: What a lot of ideas! Let’s hear what the others have to say...
Speaking
Talking P62
Sample dialogue:
S1: I would like to help Bengi. He sounds so kind and obviously needs a lot of help.
S2: OK. I think it's a shame that animals like Bengi are forced to be violent in order to avoid humans.
The problem is that people are very unkind to tigers when they want something like their fur or their bones.
S1: I agree. People should be more thoughtful. If Bengi hadn't written, we might have thought all tigers were violent.
So Bengi must try not to give people an excuse to attack him.
S2: Yes, poor Bengi. He cannot win! If he attacks people, they will use that as an excuse to attack him. If he doesn't attack and is friendly to people, they will attack him anyway for his beautiful skin.
S1: We had better write and tell him to hide as much as possible.
S2: Yes. And perhaps we can try to make people change their minds about tigers and learn to like them!
1. Ideas to help Li Kun
1 give up eating fish
2 eat grass carp, big head and mackerel 3 eat those species which are not endangered.
2. Ideas to help Bengi 1 keep away from people 2 if you see people, do not be too friendly or too fierce he will attack you
3. Ideas to help Zhao Jing
1 the animals are too fierce to be
allowed to live freely
2 there are many pretty flowers in
English gardens
3 join an organization to help them
live/ grow in the wild
Speaking on P66
1. What else threatens birds besides oil spills
Problems for Birds Possible solutions
from oil which collects on their feathers after oil spills make boat owners aware of their responsibilities to birds when they cause oil spills
being hunted and killed for sport ban hunting of birds
Problems for Birds Possible solutions
being hunted for food refuse to shop in places that sell dead birds for food
their food being poisoned by pesticides try to encourage organic food
their eggs being stolen by collectors punish people found to have stolen or bought stolen eggs
2. How can we help protect the birds
Problems for Birds Ways to protect birds
from oil which collects on their feathers after oil spills punish those people who cause oil spills and put dirty oil into the seas or rivers
being hunted and killed for sport punish people who kill birds for sport
Problems for Birds Ways to protect birds
being hunted for food make laws to stop people eating birds for food
their food being poisoned by pesticides stop farmers using so many pesticides on the fields
their eggs being stolen by collectors make special protected areas for birds to lay eggs
3. How can we help people understand the importance of protecting the environment so that birds can live in peace
1. Telling people about the problem. It is possible that small boat owners do not know that they are responsible for most oil spills.
2. Asking them to think how they can help to solve the problem. Perhaps they could buy only organic food rather than food grown using pesticides. Perhaps they could tell others to be more thoughtful about the environment.
3. Asking the local government leaders to lead the way. Protect trees by reusing paper; allow wild plants to grow in some areas to encourage the insects and caterpillars that birds eat; protect local areas so birds cannot be hunted or killed.
4. Providing a bird-friendly area where birds can be observed but not hurt.
Sample dialogue:
S1: How do you think we can protect birds There seems little we can do in this area.
S2: What about trying to persuade people not to kill birds We can make posters and put them around our local area.
Perhaps the local government leaders will let us talk to people who like to hunt birds for sport.
S1: Do you think that will be possible
S2: Well, it’s worth a try!
S1: I know what my mum can do. She can try and buy organic food
from a good supermarket. Pesticides kill birds when they eat infected food, so if we buy organic food we know we are not poisoning the birds’ food.
S2: That’s a good idea! I’d also like to find an area where we could put bird nests so they can lay eggs in peace.
S1: Yes, that’s a good idea too. Perhaps we can write a letter to our local government leaders to stop them cutting down so many trees in our neighborhood.
S2: Yes. How can the birds build nests without trees to put them in
S1: What a lot of ideas! Let’s hear what the others have to say...