资源简介 (共26张PPT)Unit 6 Earth firstUnderstanding ideasSHARKSSHARKSorendangered Dangerous外研版 Book2 Unit 6 Understanding Ideas把握主题,建立各语篇关联,形成大观念主题语境“人与自然”—关爱地球,保护环境正视环保问题增强环保意识践行环保理论Period 1starting out & Vocabulary感知环境问题,学习主题语言Period 3UsingLanguage:Grammar关注海洋环境,聚焦人类活动Period 4Listening & Speaking讨论雾霾污染,礼貌打断他人Period 2Understanding ideas新建救援理念,重新认识鲨鱼Period 5DevelopingIdeas了解先进理念,真正绿色生活Period 7PresentingIdeas &Reflection关注碳足迹子主题:小观念Period 6Writing坚持光盘行动环保共同参与单元大观念:正视全球面临的环保问题,了解先进的环保理念,增强环保意识,践行绿色生活方式,树立共同关爱地球,保护环境,与自然和谐相处的价值观。By the end of this class, we can1. predict what the passage will talk about according to the title and pictures.2. read for the main idea of the passage.3. read for details and figure out the author’s purposes.4. understand the changes of the author’s attitudes towards sharks.5. express ideas on how to protect endangered sharks based on the understanding of the passage.Learning objectivesterrifyingWhat words do you want to use to describe sharks?Activity 1: Lead inendangeredinterestingdangerouspowerfulintelligentman-eatinghugecute...Why do you have the long-held idea?A picture is worth a thousand words.Do you think sharks are dangerous or endangered Activity 2: PredictionQ 1:What can you see?Q 2: How do you feel about it dark backgroundan alarming worda swimming womana shark with sharp teeth targeting the womanQ 3: What may happen next SHARKSSHARKSorendangered DangerousDifferent pictures voice different feelings.Why does the author use the scene in paragraph 1 Activity 3: Read for detailsThe scene scared many people who saw the film, people’s long-held idea of the great white shark as a animal .strengtheningdangerousQ 1: What does the author want to present by mentioning the film Jaws in paragraph 2 Activity 3: Read for detailsThe author wants to present the negative impact on people’ attitudes to sharks.Q 2: How did people react differently after watching the film dangerousQ 3: What might be the result of killing Why did the number of sharks fall quickly This was not only due to fear of sharks,but also finning.finningPeople caught sharks and cut off their fins.What will happen to the sharks without their fins The sharks are thrown back into the sea where they die slowly and painfully.A bowl ofshark fin soupA life ofa sharkActivity 3: Read for details3 After 1975, the number of large sharks around America fell quickly, and soon fell around the world. This was not only due to fear of sharks, but also finning. Finning is a type of fishing where sharks are caught and their fins cut off. The sharks are thrown back into the sea where they die slowly and painfully. The fins are used in shark fin soup. Finning kills millions of sharks a year.5 Fortunately, not everyone who watched the film Jaws became afraid of sharks – some became interested in understanding them. Today, as we learn more about sharks, more people than ever want to protect them from extinction.Endangeredhave a normal fearindifferentmake profits from finningprotect them from extinctionPeople’s attitudes towards sharks changed!more frightenedHow did people’s attitudes towards sharks change as dangerous animalssharks were bad animals that ate humansswimming in the seafish for sharksfinningwas wrong about shark’s behaviourto protectsharks didn’t seepeople as foodunderstanding sharksprotect sharksfrom extinctionprotectmore frightened——killnormal fear——frightenedHow about Peter Benchley’s attitudes Before 19801980After1980He wrote the book the flim Jaws was based on.Things he didAttitudes he heldSharks were dangerous to people.He saw fishermen were finning and the sea floor was covered with dead sharks.People are dangerous to sharks.He admitted that his book was wrong about sharks’ behaviour.He fought to protect sharks.Sharks don’t target people.Choose the author's purpose in writing the passage.A. To criticize Peter Benchley's misleading description of sharks in his book and advocate the protection of sharks.B. To explain people's misunderstanding of sharks and raise awareness of shark protection.C. To inform people about sharks and recommend the film and the book to them.find fault withsupportSharks:Dangerous of Endangered Para.____ +Para._________________Para.____ + Para. __________________Para.____More people want to_________________________.123endangeredprotect sharks from extinctiondangerous45put forward a questionmake analysesdraw a conclusionActivity 4: Read for structure and text typeHow does the author achieve his purpose of writing ExpositionActivity 5: Read for valueIf we think an animal is dangerous to us, should we deprive (剥夺) them of their right to living with us on the planet Each and every animal on the earth has as much right to be here as you and me.protectWhy should we protect sharks How can we protect sharks finningActivity 6: Think and ShareGroup WorkJuly 14th is International Shark Awareness Day every year. This year, our School Students’ Union plans to hold an activity themed "Saving Sharks, Raising Awareness" in the school. Please think some practical measures for shark protection.Activity 6: Think and Shareordinary peoplegovernmentexpertswriters/directorsLearn about sharks and educate our friends and family.Do not consume or purchase shark products.Support shark research and conservation organizations by donating time or money.Support laws protecting sharks and banning shark finning around the world.Make laws to protect sharks and ban the practice of shark finning.Teach people about shark conservation in schools and public programs.Set up marine protected areas where sharks can safely breed and grow without being fished.Conduct research to learn about shark populations, their habitats, and the threats they face.Develop and suggest effective conservation strategies to protect sharks.Educate the public about the importance of sharks and why they need protection.Use social media and other platforms to share information about sharks and conservation efforts.Make learning about sharks interesting and fun for a wide audience.Work with scientists and conservationists to ensure the accuracy of their work.Safeguard marine habitats.Halt finning practices.Advocate for sharks’ rights.Respect for sharks’ existence.Keep oceans clean.Activity 7: SummaryThe globe is a big family. Just as President Xi said, We should love animals as we love ourselves. We should live in harmony with every creature.HomeworkCompulsory one:Work in groups to create a poster or promotional video about shark protection, which includes misunderstandings about sharks, importance of sharks, their current living situation and measures to protect them.Optional ones:1.Watch the documentary Sharkwater and write an article titled Proposal for Protecting Sharks.2.What other films or books do you know that feature wild animals Do they "paint" a good or bad picture of these animals Say how the animals are described.Life of Pi. It painted a good picture of the tiger.It was described dangerous at first, but the tiger and Pi survived harmoniously until they were saved.外研版 必修二 Unit 6 Understanding IdeasTHANKS FOR WATCHING! 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源预览