2108人教版 必修六 Unit 5 The power of natureUsing language课件（共25张PPT）.ppt

asamplewriting,haveyoueverthoughtofvisitingthegreatwall?youshouldbecauseithasspecialattractions.thegreatwallisachinesefortificationbuiltfromthe5thcenturybcuntilthebeginningofthe17thcentury,inordertoprotectthevariousdynastiesfromraidsbyhunnic,mongol,turkic,andothernomadictribescomingfromareasinmodern-daymongoliaandmanchuria.severalwalls,alsoreferredtoasthegreatwallofchina,werebuiltsincethe5thcenturybc,themost,checkyourhomework,famousbeingtheonebuiltbetween220bcand200bcbythefirstemperorofchina,qinshihuang;thiswallwaslocatedmuchfurthernorththanthecurrentwallbuiltduringthemingdynasty,andlittleofitremains.thegreatwallwasoriginallyaprojectofqindynastydesignedtokeepoutthenomadicxiongnuinvadersfromthenorth.someofthewallwasbuiltduringtheqin,butmostofitthatweseetodaywasconstructedduringthemingdynasty.,thegreatwallistheworldslongestman-madestructure,stretchingoveraformidable6,352km(3,948miles),fromshanhaipassonthebohaiseaintheeast,atthelimitbetweenchinaproperandmanchuria(northeastchina),tolopnurinthesoutheasternportionofxinjianguygurautonomousregion.alongmostofitsarc,itroughlydelineatestheborderbetweennorthchinaandinnermongolia.seelistoflargestbuildingsintheworld,thegreatwallisallthechinesepride!,usinglanguage(2),unit5,workbook,christineistalkingtoagroupofhighschoolstudentsaboutacyclonesheexperiencedwhenshewasagirl.listenandwrite1-7besidetheeventstoshowtheorderinwhichtheyhappened.,listening,thewindstoppedforashortwhile.theygotoutofthebathandlookedaroundtheirhouse.thefamilypreparedfoodforchristmasandputpresentsunderthechristmastree.christinesfatherputamattressoverthetopofthebath.theyheardloudnoisesandthewallsofthehousebegantoshake.thecyclonemovedaway.christineandbriangotintothebath.,checkyouranswer.,5,7,1,4,2,6,3,2.writethenamesofthefamilymembersinthecorrectplaceonthefloorplantoshowwheretheywereduringthestorm.,brainandchristine,father,mother,whatshappening?,trappedbytheflood?,trappedbytheflood?,readthepassageonpage72carefullyanddiscussthefollowingquestions.,doyouthinksaradidtherightthing?isthereanythingelsethatyouthinksarashouldhavedone?,readingtask,makeyoursuggestions.,shewouldhavewaitedquietlyupstairsinthehouse.ifshehaddonethis:shewouldhavebeenabovethelevelofthefloodwater.shewouldhavesavedhercaropeningthedoortoclimbontotheroofmeantthatthecarwasruinedbythefloodwater.,makeyoursuggestions.,shecouldhaveleftthehousebeforethewatercame.herhusbandknewaboutthewaterandhadtoldhertogotohermothershouse.sandbagshadbeenputasabarriertothewatersoafloodwasexpected.,makeyoursuggestions.,shecouldhaveleftthehouseassoonasherhusbandphoned.shehadnotpreparedwellinadvance.shewastooslowinherpreparationsonceshehaddecidedtoleave.,imagineyouaresara.tellyourpartnerwhathappenedonthedayoftheflood.useyourimaginationtoinventanendingtothestory.,iwasinthehousebymyself.tonyphonedandtoldmetoleavethehouserightawaybecausetheriverwasgoingtoflood.suddenlyinoticedthatwaterwascomingintothehouse.iwasreallyworriedbecauseiknewthatthehousewouldsoonbeflooded.iputbrianintohisbackpackandthecatinitsbasketandwerushedoutthefrontdoorasfastaswecould,thedogswimmingbesideme.atfirsticouldnt,thinkwhattodo,theniranovertothecar.firstipushedthecatanddogontotherooftheniclimbeduponitmyself.ilookeddownandsawthewaterwasstillrising.iwasfrightened.westayedontheroofforabouttwohoursandallthetimethewaterwasgettinghigherandhigher.ididntknowwhattodonext.thenallofasuddenisawamotorboatcomingtowardsus.itwastony!weweregoingtoberescued.,afewdaysaftersarawasrescuedfromthefloodshetoldhermotheraboutherexperience.listenandnotesaboutthemaineventsinthestory.thenuseyournotestomakeatimeline,startingat9:40amwhensaraclimbedontohercarandendingat6pmwhenshearrivedatthehospital.,listeningtask,makeatimeline,chooseoneofthenaturaldisastersoranyotherdisasteryouknowabout.makeatimelinetoshowtheorderinwhichtheeventshappened.forexample:,10amlefttheholidayhousetowalkinthemountains12amsawdarkcloudsinthesky,startedtogoback12:30pmsnowstormstarted1:00pmwewerecompletelylost,writingtask,workwithyourpartner.taketurnstotellyourstory.whenyoulistentoyourpartnersstory,askquestionsabouthowhe/shefeltatdifferenttime.,imagineyouaresafelybackhome.writeadairyentryaboutyourexperience.,asamplediary,august132009janeandihadbeenwakinginthemountainswhenwenoticedsomedarkcloudscomingdownthemountain.wedecidedtoturnaroundandgohome.aswewalkedthecloudsgotnearerandnearerandthedaygrewdarker.thenallofasuddenitbegantosnow.itwassoonsnowingsohardwecouldntseeveryfarinfrontofus.holdingeachothershandssowecouldntgetseparated,wecontinueddownthemountain.,butthesnowgotdeeperanddeeper.walkingbecameharderandharder.webegantogetverytiredandveryfrightened.afterawhilethepathbecameburiedunderthesnowandwedidntknowwhichwaytogo.wewerecompletelylost.wefoundsomeshelterbehindabigrock.huggingeachotherforwarmth,westayedlikethatuntilthestormwasove