资源简介 (共23张PPT)Expanding Your WorldNational Parks---A Treasure House for Future GenerationsDo you still remember Sarek National Park Can you briefly introduce it What more national parks do you know about Lead-inNational Parks---A Treasure House for Future GenerationsRead the passage quickly and find which national parks are introduced in it.Fast ReadingYellowstone National ParkSerengeti National ParkThe Great Barrier Reef Marine ParkThe Sanjiangyuan National ParkRead the passage carefully and answer:What’s the function of the first paragraph Why does each country take action to protect the national parks Careful ReadingRead the passage again, draw a mind map of the features of a national park, like its name, place, sights, ect and introduce the park to the class.Place Time Sights Aims Features …Group 1, 5---YellowstoneGroup 2---SerengetiGroup 3,6---Great Barrier ReefGroup 4---SanjiangyuanCareful ReadingShare your mind maps in group and choose the best one to introduce the national park to the whole class.Place:Time:Sights:Aims:in the western USAin 1872the beautiful mountains, rushing rivers, tall waterfalls, geysers, hot springs, rainbows, wildlifeto protect the natural featuresthe first national park in the worldGroup Discussion and PresentationShare your mind maps in group and choose the best one to introduce the national park to the whole class.Place:Time:Sights:Aims:in Tanzaniain 1951tall grass dotted with trees, wildebeests, zebras, lions, rhinoceroses, elephants and other rare creaturesto protect wildlifeShare your mind maps in group and choose the best one to introduce the national park to the whole class.Place:Time:Sights:Aims:Features:in Australiain 1975tropical wildlife; colorful reefs;to protect the reef from overdevelopment and fishingmarine parks;the largest structure in the world made by living creaturesShare your mind maps in group and choose the best one to introduce the national park to the whole class.Place:Time:Sights:Aims:in southern Qinghai Provincein 2000The source of three rivers; species of plants and birds, animals like Tibetan antelopes, snow leopards, wolves, foxes, bears yaks and sheepAims:Features:to protect both natural features and wildlifeDevelopment is strictly forbiddenAfter the introduction and presentation, which park is most fascinating to you Share your reasons.Sharing IdeasRead the passage aloud, feel the language, find your favorite part or sentence, and share the reasons.Enjoy ReadingHundreds of years ago, people could not imagine that there would ever be a time when forests would be cut down, oceans would become polluted, and wildlife would face extinction.What’s the implication of this sentence Enjoy ReadingWhat a country chooses to save is what a country chooses to say about itself.一个国家选择拯救什么,就是这个国家选择如何评价自己。SummaryIntensive ReadingHow do you feel about the language of this passage Underline the beautiful sentences or expressions.Discuss the important words, expressions and sentences in groups and present them to the whole class.Intensive Reading逃到自然有时,偶尔看见,瞥见(偶然)遇见自然保护区保护遗产娱乐区域escape into naturenow and again/ thencatch sight ofcome acrossprotected nature areasprotect the heritagerecreation areasParagraph 1对……惊讶除了湍流高达像彩虹一样绚丽多彩保护……免受……不再坐落 v.be amazed by/ at sth.apart fromrushing riversas high asas colourful as rainbowsprotect… from…no longersitParagraph 2自然特征布满……/ 星罗棋布把……变成迁徙 n.野生动物保护旅游胜地成群的……除了……natural featuresbe dotted withturn… intomigrationwildlife protectiontourist attractionherds of/ a herd ofin addition toParagraph 3在陆地上海洋公园自然奇观各种各样的热带野生动植物过度发展砍倒面临灭绝on landmarine parksnatural wondersa wide variety oftropical wildlifeoverdevelopmentcut downface extinctionParagraph 4面对问题set aside在高海拔以及保护区生态友好型发展未来的每一代将来;未来的face the problems of / be faced withmarine parksat a very high altitudealong withreserve n./ preserve n.eco-friendly developmentevery generation to cometo comeParagraph 5 & 6Exploring nature allows us to catch sight of rare animals and come across special places of beauty.Many come hoping to see wildlife, which is no longer as common in the American West as it once was.It is a wide plain covered in tall grass, and dotted with trees.Nowhere can you see such great herds of wildebeests and zebras, in addition to lions.SentencesStretching over 2,300 kilometers, the Great Barrier is considered one of the natural wonders of the world.Facing the problems of environment pollution and overdevelopment, some national parks have been set aside to protect both natural features and wildlife.In most areas of the reserve, development is strictly forbidden, and any permitted development is closely monitored.Sentences 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源预览