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Unit 8
Collecting as a hobby
（沪教版2024版）七年级
Focusing on culture&Cross-curriculum connection&Project
阅读拓展与与跨学科项目化优质课
Learning objectives
1
Lead in
Pre-reading
3
While-reading
Post-reading
5
Cross-curricular connection
Project
7
Summary
2
4
6
8
Assessment
9
Homework
1
0
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Learning objectives
By the end of the lesson, I will be able to...
explore two famous places in the UK and their interesting collections;
understand the general idea of the article by skimming.
learn some core words and expressions of the text;
2
Lead in
Let’s see a special silver coin from the British Museum, London, UK.
Collecting can be a personal hobby.
We can also find collections in museums.
Let’s learn about some interesting museum collections.
What can we learn from collections in museums
2
Pre-reading
subject
Skimming
What is the main idea of the article
Which two famous places are
mentioned in the UK in the article
What can you see in the picture
4
While-reading
Read the article about two famous places in the UK and find out what is interesting about their collections.
The Eden Project,
Cornwall, UK
The British Museum, London, UK
伊甸园工程，
英国康沃尔郡
大英博物馆，
英国伦敦
4
While-reading
Interesting collections
The Eden Project, Cornwall, UK
The Eden Project has an amazing collection of plants. These plants are from different parts of the world. There is a collection of food plants, and the Eden Project also has a collection of other useful plants, like bamboo. If you visit, you can also see their collection of exotic plants.
titan arum
/taitn e r m /
n. 泰坦魔芋
4
While-reading
Interesting collections
The Eden Project, Cornwall, UK
The plant in the picture on the left is from the rainforests of Indonesia. The plant can grow up to 3 metres tall and about 1 metre across. When it flowers, it produces a strong smell to attract insects. It’s a very special plant!
titan arum
/taitn e r m /
n. 泰坦魔芋
达到（某数量、程度等）；至多有
v. 生产；制造
/ nsekt/n. 昆虫
/ tr kt/v. 吸引；招引
4
While-reading
Interesting collections
The Eden Project, Cornwall, UK
The plant in the picture on the right is from Borneo and Sumatra. It has special cups. When insects fall in the cups, the plant eats the insect. It is a meat-eating plant.
titan arum
/taitn e r m /
n. 泰坦魔芋
/ p t (r) plɑ nt /
n.猪笼草
pitcher plant
4
While-reading
埃及罗塞塔石碑
Interesting collections
The Rosetta Stone —— unlocking ancient Egypt
in the British Museum, London, UK
4
While-reading
Interesting collections
The British Museum, London, UK
The British Museum has a collection of things from different parts of the world: China, Greece, Egypt, Mexico, Italy, etc.
The Rosetta Stone is a must-see object in the museum. It’s
a big, flat stone with ancient writing on it. It says the same things written in two languages— Egyptian and Greek. This stone helps us understand Egyptian hieroglyphics and learn about ancient cultures. It’s like a treasure that unlocked a secret code!
/k d / n. 密码
/ ha r ɡl f ks/ n.（尤指古埃及的）象形字
/ n l k/v.解开
/ bd kt/ n. 物体；物品
/fl t/ adj. 平滑的
/ tre (r)/ n. 珍宝；宝物
/ l ɡw d / n. 语言
4
While-reading
The mummy collection in the ancient Egypt room
in the British Museum, London, UK
木盒中的猫咪木乃伊
4
While-reading
Interesting collections
The British Museum, London, UK
You can see animals at the British Museum too. For example, there are mummies of real cats. They are part of the mummy collection in the ancient Egypt room. Some of them are from the 1st century BCE.
/ m mi / n.木乃伊
……的一部分
公元前一世纪
/ ri l/ adj.真的
4
While-reading
NOTES
The British Museum was founded in 1753 and opened in 1759.
It has about eight million objects from various countries. Some
were bought or donated, but some were taken from other countries during Britain’s colonial period.
英国殖民时期
(1) What kind of collections can you see at
the Eden Project
5
Post-reading
Answer the questions below with the information from the article on page 126.
(2) Why is the titan arum special
What is special about the pitcher plant
(3) Where are the collections in the British
Museum from
(1) What kind of collections can you see at
the Eden Project
5
Post-reading
Answer the questions below with the information from the article on page 126.
I can see collections of plants. The collections include food plants and other useful plants, and there is also a collection of exotic plants.
(2) Why is the titan arum special
What is special about the pitcher plant
5
Post-reading
Answer the questions below with the information from the article on page 126.
The titan arum can grow up to 3 metres tall and 1 metre across, and when it flowers, it produces a strong smell to attract insects. The pitcher plant eats insects.
(3) Where are the collections in the
British Museum from
5
Post-reading
Answer the questions below with the information from the article on page 126.
They are from different parts of the world: China, Greece, Egypt, Mexico, Italy, etc.
5
Post-reading
Discuss the questions below.
Which of the collections on page 126 would you like to see Why
Have you ever been to museums
What collections do they have
Explore some museums and their collections online.
Exploring more
5
Report
6
Cross-curricular connection
Some people like collecting shells, coins and paper money.
These are all money in different forms.
Some types of money are still being used for trading today.
/f m/n.形式
6
Cross-curricular connection
1.Read the article about the history of money.
Money in different forms
Over the years, people have used different forms of money as a way to trade or save.
Seashells
Generally, people think the first form of money was seashells. Shells were used about 3,000 years ago in some East Asian countries like China and some countries in Africa. Shells were considered a good choice because they were easy to carry, similar in size and lasted a long time.
/ si el/n.贝壳
6
Cross-curricular connection
Money in different forms
Then, people developed skills for making metal things, and metal coins appeared. Metal coins were made of bronze, iron, gold or silver. The earliest metal coins were gold coins from Lydia, which were used around 600 BCE. Coins had different shapes. For example, in ancient China, people had daobi (knife coins), fangkongqian (round coins with a square hole in the centre), etc.
Coins
/br nz/n.青铜
/ a n/n.铁
/skwe /adj.正方形的
6
Cross-curricular connection
Money in different forms
The first known paper money appeared in China during the Song dynasty, which is called jiaozi. The paper was a promise to pay a certain amount of money. Six centuries later (in the 1600s), banks in Europe started to give out paper money. Paper money became common in almost all currencies, and it is still widely used.
Paper money
/ k r nsi/n.货币
6
Cross-curricular connection
Money in different forms
These days, people are used to paying for things electronically.
Now many countries are developing digital currencies. Money is
used in a new form.
Digital money
6
Cross-curricular connection
coins
2. Draw a timeline to show the development of money.
seashells
paper money
digital money
Jiaozi:during the Song
Dynasty,common in the 1600s
around 600 BCE
about 3,000
years ago
these days
In this project, you and your classmates are going to present your collections in your own online museum.
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Project
Creating an online museum
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Project
Step 1 Discuss what you or your family collect. Form different groups according to the type of your collections (e.g. wrapper group, toy group). If you do not collect anything, you can join any group you like.
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Project
Step 2 Put together items for a collection. Each group member provides a video or some pictures of the most cherished item in their collection and introduces it to the group.
The introduction may include:
the name of the chosen item
basic information about it
the story behind it
...
Those who do not have collections can prepare a general
introduction to your group’s collection. You may introduce the number of
items, reasons why people collect these things, etc.
Tip
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Project
Step 3 Each group puts together all the content (introduction, pictures, videos) and posts it online to make the online museum. Invite teachers, students, and parents to visit your museum.
密室逃脱
答题闯关游戏
为了检查同学们的学习情况，这一次把大家带到了一个封闭的房子里。只有答对所有的题目，才可以走出房子哦。
大家一起加油，逃出密室吧！
开始答题！
Read P126-1
完成
掉落钥匙一把
进入下一关
进入下一关
My uncle can speak three foreign __________:English, Spanish and Japanese.
A：languages
B：language
C：insects
D：insect
掉落钥匙一把
进入下一关
进入下一关
Bees and butterflies are __________, but spiders are not.
A：insect
B：treasure
C：insects
D：treasures
掉落钥匙一把
进入下一关
The museum has a large collection of art _______.
A：unlock
B：treasures
C：real
D：treasure
掉落钥匙一把
进入下一关
进入下一关
I need to use a password to __________ my phone.
A：insect
B：unlock
C：real
D：treasure
掉落钥匙一把
进入下一关
If you want to see __________ dinosaur fossils , you
can visit the Natural History Museum.
A：insect
B：real
C：unlock
D：treasure
掉落钥匙一把
进入下一关
/ f s( )l/n. 化石
Read P127 - Notes
完成
掉落钥匙一把
进入下一关
恭喜过关！
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Key words
Summary
1. produce
2. attract
3. insect
4. object
5. flat
6.language
7.treasure
8.unlock
9.real
生产；制造
吸引；招引
昆虫
物体；物品
平滑的
语言
珍宝；宝物
发现；揭示
真的
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Key words
Summary
10. hieroglyphics
11. code
12. mummy
13. meat-eating
（尤指古埃及的）象形字
密码
木乃伊
食肉的
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Key phrases
Summary
titan arum
pitcher plant
The Eden Project,Cornwall,UK
The British Museum, London,UK
up to
The Rosetta Stone
part of
1st century BCE
Britain’s colonial period
泰坦魔芋
猪笼草
伊甸园工程，英国康沃尔郡
大英博物馆，英国伦敦
达到(某数量、程度等);至多有
罗塞塔石碑
……的一部分
公元前一世纪
英国殖民时期
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Key sentences
Summary
1. When it flowers, it produces a strong smell to attract insects.
当它开花时，会产生一种强烈的气味来吸引昆虫。
2. The British Museum has a collection of things from different parts of
the world: China, Greece, Egypt, Mexico, Italy, etc.
大英博物馆收藏了来自世界各地的文物：中国、希腊、埃及、墨西哥、
意大利等。
3. They are part of the mummy collection in the ancient Egypt room.
它们是古埃及展厅木乃伊收藏的一部分。
Self-assessment
How well do you know about this lesson Tick (√)the boxes.
I learn some core words and expressions of the text.
I can explore two famous places in the UK and their
interesting collections.
③ I understand the general idea of the article by skimming.
Assessment
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Homework
基础题：
背诵Interesting collections和文中对应的单词、短语、固定搭配（包括补充的知识点）。
提高题：
写一篇短文，用英语介绍你曾经参观过的博物馆及其有趣的藏品。
拓展题：
互联网查询，参考P126，写一篇介绍关于博物馆及其有趣藏品的文章，并与同学分享。
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