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Unit 8 Making a Difference
Section B How does helping others make a difference
1a-1e
Look at the pictures of some Blue Sky Rescue volunteers and discuss the questions.
1a
A
C
1. What do you think the volunteers in blue are doing
蓝天救援队
B
typhoon/ flood
earthquake
2. Have you heard any stories about Blue Sky Rescue
They are volunteering to help people in need.
They are teaching some life-saving skills.
救生技能
Blue Sky Rescue
(简称BSR)
Fast-reading
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for inviting me to speak to you about Blue Sky Rescue today. Let me begin with my own story.
Back in 2008, I was hiking in the mountains with some friends when one of them fell and got a bad head injury. We had to find help quickly, so we called an emergency number. It was already dark, and we couldn't even see where we were. After some time, we heard dogs barking and the voices of the Blue Sky Rescue team. I nearly started crying. We were so thankful that they found us!
I've never forgotten that day. Since then, I've wanted to help others too. I signed up with Blue Sky Rescue in 2009, and I've been a volunteer ever since. We've been to schools and other communities to teach children and adults how to stay safe and prepare for the worst. We've also rescued people during emergencies. We've provided medical aid and searched for missing people after natural disasters, like the 2013 earthquake in Ya'an and the typhoon in the Philippines in the same year. In 2023, we even helped in places as far away as Türkiye!
Working as a volunteer has taught me many practical life-saving skills. It has also helped me understand the power of teamwork because it's the key to successful rescues. Most of all, being a volunteer has taught me the value of every life.
The work is difficult. It's voluntary, so we aren't paid. We often go without food or sleep. But our goal has always been to save as many people as we can. I'm just an ordinary person, but I'll rush into danger, just like everyone else in Blue Sky Rescue. To the people we've saved and their loved ones, I know we're their heroes. And that makes everything we do worth it. We want to do even more, but we can't do it all alone. Will you join us as a volunteer Together we can make a difference!
1. What's the type of the passage
A. An ad B. A story
C. A speech D. A diary
It's a speech by a Blue Sky Rescue volunteer
识别演讲的特征
演讲可以以一个钩子（引子）开头，目的是让听众对演讲者接下来要说的内容产生好奇。一个故事、一个有趣的事实，甚至一个问题，都可以作为钩子。演讲也可以包含行动呼吁，即鼓励人们去做某件事。
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for inviting me to speak to you about Blue Sky Rescue today. Let me begin with my own story.
Back in 2008, I was hiking in the mountains with some friends when one of them fell and got a bad head injury. We had to find help quickly, so we called an emergency number. It was already dark, and we couldn't even see where we were. After some time, we heard dogs barking and the voices of the Blue Sky Rescue team. I nearly started crying. We were so thankful that they found us!
I've never forgotten that day. Since then, I've wanted to help others too. I signed up with Blue Sky Rescue in 2009, and I've been a volunteer ever since. We've been to schools and other communities to teach children and adults how to stay safe and prepare for the worst. We've also rescued people during emergencies. We've provided medical aid and searched for missing people after natural disasters, like the 2013 earthquake in Ya'an and the typhoon in the Philippines in the same year. In 2023, we even helped in places as far away as Türkiye!
Working as a volunteer has taught me many practical life-saving skills. It has also helped me understand the power of teamwork because it's the key to successful rescues. Most of all, being a volunteer has taught me the value of every life.
The work is difficult. It's voluntary, so we aren't paid. We often go without food or sleep. But our goal has always been to save as many people as we can. I'm just an ordinary person, but I'll rush into danger, just like everyone else in Blue Sky Rescue. To the people we've saved and their loved ones, I know we're their heroes. And that makes everything we do worth it. We want to do even more, but we can't do it all alone. Will you join us as a volunteer Together we can make a difference!
Q1: What kind of hook does the speaker use
Q2: Which paragraph includes a call to action
The speaker's own story.
The last paragraph / Paragraph 5.
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for inviting me to speak to you about Blue Sky Rescue today. Let me begin with my own story.
Back in 2008, I was hiking in the mountains with some friends when one of them fell and got a bad head injury. We had to find help quickly, so we called an emergency number. It was already dark, and we couldn't even see where we were. After some time, we heard dogs barking and the voices of the Blue Sky Rescue team. I nearly started crying. We were so thankful that they found us!
I've never forgotten that day. Since then, I've wanted to help others too. I signed up with Blue Sky Rescue in 2009, and I've been a volunteer ever since. We've been to schools and other communities to teach children and adults how to stay safe and prepare for the worst. We've also rescued people during emergencies. We've provided medical aid and searched for missing people after natural disasters, like the 2013 earthquake in Ya'an and the typhoon in the Philippines in the same year. In 2023, we even helped in places as far away as Türkiye!
Working as a volunteer has taught me many practical life-saving skills. It has also helped me understand the power of teamwork because it's the key to successful rescues. Most of all, being a volunteer has taught me the value of every life.
The work is difficult. It's voluntary, so we aren't paid. We often go without food or sleep. But our goal has always been to save as many people as we can. I'm just an ordinary person, but I'll rush into danger, just like everyone else in Blue Sky Rescue. To the people we've saved and their loved ones, I know we're their heroes. And that makes everything we do worth it. We want to do even more, but we can't do it all alone. Will you join us as a volunteer Together we can make a difference!
How he got to know Blue Sky Rescue
His volunteer work
What he has learned
Greeting and thanks
Call to action
1
3
4
5
2
Read the speech and match:
The Structure of the speech
Skimming
How he got to know Blue Sky Rescue
His volunteer work
What he has learned
Call to action
Read the speech again. Write the correct paragraph number next to each paragraph summary.
1c
____ The speaker shares what he has learnt from his volunteer experience.
____ The speaker tells a story about how he got to know Blue Sky Rescue.
____ The speaker invites the audience to volunteer with Blue Sky Rescue.
____ The speaker greets the audience and thanks them.
____ The speaker talks about the work the Blue Sky Rescue volunteers have done.
3
4
5
2
Circle the key words first.
Greeting and thanks
1
4
2
5
1
3
[ d ns] n.观众
Greeting and thanks
1
Read the first paragraph and answer the questions.
1. Does the speaker use the first person or the third person
2. How does the speaker begin the speech
The speaker uses the first person.
The speaker begins the speech with his own story.
在演讲中使用第一人称（I / we）和自身故事能增强演讲的真实感与感染力，快速拉近与听众的距离，让观点更具说服力与共情力
承上启下
Carful-reading
How he got to know Blue Sky Rescue
2
Find 5 parts of the story mountain in Paragraph 2.
Carful-reading
One of his friends
______ and got a bad_______ injury.
They called an
___________number.
They couldn't see
_______ they were.
They heard dogs
________ and
the______ of the BSR team.
They were so
_________ that they found them.
Back in_____, the speaker was hiking
_________________with some________.
2008
in the mountains
friends
fell
head
emergency
where
barking
voice
thankful
How he got to know Blue Sky Rescue
2
His volunteer work
3
Q1: When did the speaker join Blue Sky Rescue
Q2: Why did the speaker join the organization
In 2009.
Because the speaker got help from the Blue Sky Rescure, he wanted to help others too.
承上启下
Carful-reading
His volunteer work
3
Q3: Why does BSR go to schools and communities
To teach them how to stay safe and prepare for the worst.
Q4. What did BSR do after natural disasters
They provided medical aid and searched for missing people.
Carful-reading
What he has learned
4
Q1. What has he learnt from his volunteer experience
He has learnt many practical life-saving skills, understands the power of teamwork and the value of every life.
关注连词
Carful-reading
Call to action
5
Q1. What are some difficulties the Blue Sky Rescue volunteers face
___________ work
____________ and not paid
not enough _____ or _____
has to _____ into danger
Difficult
Voluntary
food
sleep
rush
The work is meaningful, though difficult, unpaid, tiring and dangerous.
Carful-reading
a
Call to action
5
Q2. Why is the speaker willing to put his life in danger
Because his primary goal has always been to save as many people as he can.
What qualities do you think a Blue Sky Rescue volunteer should have
Further-thinking
compassionate (有同情心的 )
brave (勇敢的 )
selfless (无私的 )
practical (务实的 )
hard-working (辛勤的 )
friendly (友好的 )
kind-hearted and open-minded
(心地善良且思想开明的 )
skilled (有技巧的 )
professional (专业的 )
heroic (英雄一般的 )
Post-reading
Help others, help yourself.
Today you, tomorrow me.
The rose in your hand, the sweet smell in mine.
How do you understand the sentences below Discuss your opinions in groups.
今朝人助我，明日我助人。
赠人玫瑰，手有余香。
助人者自助。
1e
More Civilian Rescue Teams
Greeting and thanks
1
Language points
speak to sb. about sth.
向某人说某事
=start with 以..为开始
单数：lady gentleman
How he got to know Blue Sky Rescue
2
Language points
时间状语从句
原因状语从句
头部受伤严重
紧急求助电话
一段时间
hear sb. doing sth.
听见某人正在做..
His volunteer work
3
Language points
忘记：forget-forgot-forgotten
报名+with 组织
自此
目的状语从句
为..做准备
最坏的情况
搜寻....
失踪的
远至
What he has learned
4
Language points
work as 担任；以...身份工作
实用的救生技能
团队合作的力量
原因状语从句
最重要的
...的价值
Call to action
5
Language points
adj.自愿的;无偿的
被动：
被支付 (获得报酬)
支付: pay-paid-paid
首要目标
尽可能多的人
一个普通人
冲入...
目的状语从句
hero n.英雄
adj.值得的
1. be worth + sth. 值得..
2. be worth +钱 值..钱
3. be worth doing sth.
值得做....
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