Unit 4 Wildlife Protection
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Wildlife Protection
Unit 4
cheetah
butterfly
lion
elephant
giraffe
zebra
Milu deer
rhino
Among the wildlife, some animals, whose
numbers are decreasing, are in danger of
dying out.
Could you name some endangered animals
Why are they endangered
...are endangered because...
Pandas, Milu deer, South China tigers and...
over-hunting
pollution
destroy of habitat
Reasons
…
food shortage
The wildlife facing such a severe situation, we call on our society to carry out...
wildlife protection
Reading
HOW DAISY LEARNED TO HELP WILDLIFE
1. The passage is about ______.
A. some protection of wildlife
B. a journey of a flying carpet
C. Daisy’s wonderful experience with
some animals
Skimming
The passage is about ______.
A. some protection of wildlife
B. a journey of a flying carpet
C. Daisy’s wonderful experience with
some animals
Skimming
Animal she met Places she went
First visit
Second visit
Third visit
Scanning: Fill in the table in three minutes.
antelope
Tibet
elephant
Zimbabwe
rainforest
monkey
antelope
elephant
monkey
para2
para1
para3--4
D a i s y
Tibet
Zimbabwe
rainforest
1. What is the problem of the antelope
2. What's the situation about elephant in the past
3. Why are the numbers of elephants increasing in
Zimbabwe
4. Why the monkey rub itself with a millipede
5. Why is it important to protect the rainforest
Careful Reading
1. What is the problem of the antelope
The antelopes are being killed for the wool , and their fur is being used to make sweaters. As a result , they are now an endangered species.
2.What ’s the situation about elephant
in the past
3.Why are elephant numbers increasing
in Zimbabwe
Because with the help of the government, only a certain number of animals are allowed to be hunted by tourists, who should pay farmers for the hunting.
They uesd to be an endangered species.
4.Why the monkey rub itself with a millipede
5.Why is it important to protect the rainforest
Because the millipede contains a powerful drug which protects the monkey from mosquitoes.
No forest, no animals ,no drugs. The protection of the rainforest can not only provide wild plants and animals with food, water and habitats, also supply living beings with drugs.
1. Paragraph 1 suggests that ______.
The number of the antelopes in Tibet is getting much smaller now
B. Daisy would like to see the antelopes very much
C. The antelopes have all been killed for the wool and none were left
D. The antelopes have moved from Tibet to some other places
Quiz
2. What can be inferred from the elephant’s words,
“Have you come to take my photo”
A. It thinks itself a beautiful animal.
B. Elephants are friendly to human beings.
C. Money from tourists went to the large tour companies.
D. Now many more tourists come to take its photos rather than hunt it.
3. Which is the most probable reason why the monkeys
in the rainforest are dying out
A. There are too many tourist.
B. They are being hunted and killed.
C. Their habitats are being destroyed.
D. There is not enough food for them.
4. From the end of the story we can conclude that ______
The WWF will help Daisy to make the powerful drug.
B. The WWF has done little to protect wildlife.
C. People will stop killing animals with the help of the WWF.
D. Daisy will continue to help protect wildlife by working with the WWF.
Retell
The first stop: ______ Animal:______________
Purpose: to see some __________________
Situation: being killed for the _____ beneath its stomach and numbers are _________ rapidly
The second stop: __________
Animal: African________
Purpose: to go to a place with wildlife ________
Situation: used to be hunted while now being protected by farmers making money from _______
The third stop: _________ Animal: _________
Purpose: to go to a place where the WWF is involved
Situation: The monkey can use the millipede insect to protect itself from ___________
endangered wildlife
Tibetan antelope
Tibet
wool
decreasing
protection
elephant
tourists
Zimbabwe
a rainforest
monkey
mosquitoes
What measures should we take to protect
the wild animals
Post-reading Discussion
reduce hunting, treat them as our friends
protect our environment
to set up nature reserves/protection zones
make laws to prevent them from being caught
and killed
the governments should educate people to love
nature and protect it
raise/collect money to help them
pass laws to prevent people from killing or hunting them
Measures
Homework
Write a passage about how
to protect wildlife in about
100 words.
2. Underline the difficult points
in the text.
Wildlife Protection
Unit 4
cheetah
butterfly
lion
elephant
giraffe
zebra
Milu deer
rhino
Among the wildlife, some animals, whose
numbers are decreasing, are in danger of
dying out.
Could you name some endangered animals
Why are they endangered
...are endangered because...
Pandas, Milu deer, South China tigers and...
over-hunting
pollution
destroy of habitat
Reasons
…
food shortage
The wildlife facing such a severe situation, we call on our society to carry out...
wildlife protection
Reading
HOW DAISY LEARNED TO HELP WILDLIFE
1. The passage is about ______.
A. some protection of wildlife
B. a journey of a flying carpet
C. Daisy’s wonderful experience with
some animals
Skimming
The passage is about ______.
A. some protection of wildlife
B. a journey of a flying carpet
C. Daisy’s wonderful experience with
some animals
Skimming
Animal she met Places she went
First visit
Second visit
Third visit
Scanning: Fill in the table in three minutes.
antelope
Tibet
elephant
Zimbabwe
rainforest
monkey
antelope
elephant
monkey
para2
para1
para3--4
D a i s y
Tibet
Zimbabwe
rainforest
1. What is the problem of the antelope
2. What's the situation about elephant in the past
3. Why are the numbers of elephants increasing in
Zimbabwe
4. Why the monkey rub itself with a millipede
5. Why is it important to protect the rainforest
Careful Reading
1. What is the problem of the antelope
The antelopes are being killed for the wool , and their fur is being used to make sweaters. As a result , they are now an endangered species.
2.What ’s the situation about elephant
in the past
3.Why are elephant numbers increasing
in Zimbabwe
Because with the help of the government, only a certain number of animals are allowed to be hunted by tourists, who should pay farmers for the hunting.
They uesd to be an endangered species.
4.Why the monkey rub itself with a millipede
5.Why is it important to protect the rainforest
Because the millipede contains a powerful drug which protects the monkey from mosquitoes.
No forest, no animals ,no drugs. The protection of the rainforest can not only provide wild plants and animals with food, water and habitats, also supply living beings with drugs.
1. Paragraph 1 suggests that ______.
The number of the antelopes in Tibet is getting much smaller now
B. Daisy would like to see the antelopes very much
C. The antelopes have all been killed for the wool and none were left
D. The antelopes have moved from Tibet to some other places
Quiz
2. What can be inferred from the elephant’s words,
“Have you come to take my photo”
A. It thinks itself a beautiful animal.
B. Elephants are friendly to human beings.
C. Money from tourists went to the large tour companies.
D. Now many more tourists come to take its photos rather than hunt it.
3. Which is the most probable reason why the monkeys
in the rainforest are dying out
A. There are too many tourist.
B. They are being hunted and killed.
C. Their habitats are being destroyed.
D. There is not enough food for them.
4. From the end of the story we can conclude that ______
The WWF will help Daisy to make the powerful drug.
B. The WWF has done little to protect wildlife.
C. People will stop killing animals with the help of the WWF.
D. Daisy will continue to help protect wildlife by working with the WWF.
Retell
The first stop: ______ Animal:______________
Purpose: to see some __________________
Situation: being killed for the _____ beneath its stomach and numbers are _________ rapidly
The second stop: __________
Animal: African________
Purpose: to go to a place with wildlife ________
Situation: used to be hunted while now being protected by farmers making money from _______
The third stop: _________ Animal: _________
Purpose: to go to a place where the WWF is involved
Situation: The monkey can use the millipede insect to protect itself from ___________
endangered wildlife
Tibetan antelope
Tibet
wool
decreasing
protection
elephant
tourists
Zimbabwe
a rainforest
monkey
mosquitoes
What measures should we take to protect
the wild animals
Post-reading Discussion
reduce hunting, treat them as our friends
protect our environment
to set up nature reserves/protection zones
make laws to prevent them from being caught
and killed
the governments should educate people to love
nature and protect it
raise/collect money to help them
pass laws to prevent people from killing or hunting them
Measures
Homework
Write a passage about how
to protect wildlife in about
100 words.
2. Underline the difficult points
in the text.