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Unit 3 Fascinating Parks
Build Up Your Vocabulary
Learning Objectives
By the end of the class, you should be able to：
1. use word formation knowledge to expand vocabulary; classify vocabulary with mind maps and use it to understand and express information about parks.
2. learn vocabulary in context; learn through cooperative learning, and exploratory learning; evaluate and reflect on your learning effectiveness.
3. learn and appreciate famous parks at home and abroad.
4. make an inductive generalization about the terms in word formation.
What are Caroline’s problems
1. She doesn’t know how to introduce parks.
2. She has difficulty learning vocabulary.
geoparks
How to introduce a park
Fascinating Parks
types
features
functions
a perfect mix of education and entertainment
wetland parks
firework display
picture-perfect scenery
breathtaking rides
world-famous
roller coasters
national parks
a combination of ecological protection and reasonable development
Conversion
breath-taking rides
firework display
n. an arrangement of things in a public place to entertain people
n. a large machine that you ride on for fun or excitement
v. to sit on sth. and control it as it moves
v. to show sth.
ride bikes
display the result
with a chart
Figure out the meaning and part of speech(词性) of the colored words.
Conversion
a perfect mix of education and entertainment
n. a combination of different people or things
v. stir or shake sth. together
Conversion is forming a word by changing the w .without changing its .
mix the powder with water
meaning and part of speech
form
Figure out the meaning and part of speech(词性) of the underlined words.
v. to knock or push sb./sth. from side to side
I wake up to the sound of the wind buffeting the cloth of my tent.
All development is banned within park boundaries.
The park provides a choice between the buffet or the set menu.
A ban was imposed on the development of national parks.
n. a meal at which people serve themselves
n. an official rule that says sth. is not allowed
v. to decide or say officially that sth. is not allowed
geoparks
How to introduce a park
Fascinating Parks
types
features
functions
a perfect mix of education and entertainment
wetland parks
firework display
picture-perfect scenery
breathtaking rides
world-famous
roller coasters
national parks
a combination of ecological protection and reasonable development
How are these words formed
national, geoparks, fascinating, features, scenery functions, education entertainment, combination, ecological protection, reasonable, development
(prefix) + root + (suffix)
Derivation is forming a word by .
adding affixes to a root
Derivation
Affix Examples Meaning/Function
Work in groups to summarize the meaning/function of some affixes in the mind map.
Affixes are often used to change the of words.
meaning or part of speech
-ion
protection, education
suffix for abstract nouns
eco-
ecological, ecologist
sth. about ecology
com-
combination
“together” for most of time
City parks and open space improve our physical and psychological health, (strength) our communities, and make our cities and neighborhoods more (attract) places to live and work. Numerous studies have shown the social, (environment), economic, and health benefits parks bring to a city and its people. For example, they attract (tour) , serve as community signature pieces, and offer a marketing tool for cities to attract businesses.
Complete the passage with the correct forms of the words.
strengthen
attractive
environmental
tourists
geoparks
How to introduce a park
Fascinating Parks
types
features
functions
a perfect mix of education and entertainment
wetland parks
firework display
picture-perfect scenery
breathtaking rides
world-famous
roller coasters
national parks
a combination of ecological protection and reasonable development
Compounding
How are these words formed
Compounding is forming a word by .
There are three types of compound words, which differ in . They are open compound, closed compound and hyphenated compound.
combining two or more words
Word A + Word B (+ more words)
how they are written
roller coasters , wetland, breathtaking, firework, world-famous, picture-perfect
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Yellowstone National Park offers a variety of ranger programs throughout the park, and throughout the year. Whether you’re hiking a backcountry trail (小径), camping, or just enjoying the park’s amazing wildlife from the road, this quick workshop is for you and your family.
Figure out the meaning of the compound words in the passage.
in or into every part of sth.
during the whole period of time of sth.
an area away from roads and towns, especially in the mountains
a room or building in which things are made
animals, birds, etc. that are wild and live in a natural environment
Summary
Draw a mind map about word formation and invite your classmates to evaluate it.
Use the checklist to help you review your partners’ and your own mind map:
Does the mind map include all the key points of word formation
Does the mind map demonstrate the relationship between information clearly
Are all the contents of the mind map correct
Does the mind map include one's own summary
Summary
One possible version:
Group Work
Write a brief introduction for your favorite park (three or four sentences), then discuss in groups, choose the best draft and share in class. Don't forget to use word formation knowledge to enrich your sentences!
Group Work
One possible version:
Disneyland is a world-famous amusement park where imagination is the destination. Located in Shanghai, it features a variety of cartoon characters and breathtaking rides. This is a perfect combination of fairy tales and reality, allowing both adults and children to immerse themselves in joy.
Homework
Do you know any other good ways to learn words Make a mind map to show Caroline how to use this method.

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