外研版必修一modulereading课件

1、外研版必修一modulereading,1,外研版必修一modulereading,2,Review,distance abandoned camel cassette desert diamond product scenery soil journey train,距离 被遗弃的 骆驼 录音带 沙漠 钻石 产品 风景 土壤 旅程 训练,外研版必修一modulereading,3,Learning aims,1.To know something about Australia. 2. Practice your reading skills such as skimming and sca

2、nning. 3.Understand the text ,and learn how to describe your journey,外研版必修一modulereading,4,澳大利亚联邦（The Commonwealth of Australia,外研版必修一modulereading,5,1. It is the 6th large country in the world, but has a relatively small population. 2.There are 23800,000 (2015)people living. there,外研版必修一modulereadi

3、ng,6,by air,by sea,外研版必修一modulereading,7,Group work: Answer these questions,1. Do you know the name of the capital city,Canberra,2. Where do you think most of the people live, in the central part of the country or on the coast,On the east coast and the southeast coast,3. What do you think the centra

4、l part of the country is like,Desert,4. What Australian animals do you know about,Kangaroo,koala bear,duck-bill platypus,外研版必修一modulereading,8,Sydney,Melbourne墨尔本,外研版必修一modulereading,9,Try to find out the main idea of each paragraph. Para 1: Para 2: Para 3: Para 4: Para 5: Para 6,I had my first ride

5、 on a long distance train,The scenery along the railway,How I spent the time in the train,Why is the train called Ghan,Things about the camels,The fate of the camels nowadays,外研版必修一modulereading,10,Paragraph 6,Paragraph 1,Paragraph 2,Paragraph 3,Paragraph 4,Paragraph 5,She tells She describes She ex

6、plains,A. the origin of the Ghan train and the means of transport for traveling a long distance in the past . B. when and where their travel took place. the scenery all the journey,外研版必修一modulereading,11,when,at the age of 18,first ride by train,By Ghan train,Sydney,to Alice Springs,Read for details

7、,Read paragraph 1 and finish the task,Alice and her friends,外研版必修一modulereading,12,Read for details,Read paragraphs 2-3, and find the key words,What did she see,What did she do,fields , dark red soil,desert, the sun,abandoned farms,looked out of window talked to passengers,sat,read books listened to

8、 cassettes,watched the night sky,外研版必修一modulereading,13,Read paragraphs 4-6, and put the three pictures in order of time,Read for details,why did Australians abandon them,Why does the train called the Ghan,Whats the advantages of camels,外研版必修一modulereading,14,Why did Australians abandon the horses?

9、Whats the advantages of camels? Why do people call us the Ghan,Because they didnt adapt to the hot weather and sand,Camels were much better for travelling a long distance,Because Australians brought some camels from Afghanistan, and Ghan is short for Afganistan,外研版必修一modulereading,15,1.It was the fi

10、rst time that Alice had herride on a long-distance train. 2.Alice Springs is in the east of Australia. 3.The train was comfortable, but the food cooked by experts was bad. 4.Alice talked to other passengers, read books, listened to music and so on. 5.In the 1920s, people used camels to carry food an

11、d other supplies. 6.The train is called the Ghan because of horses from Afghanistan,外研版必修一modulereading,16,Alice, an _ girl, _ Sydney, Australia. Recently, she had her first _ on a _ train. They spent two days and nights on the _ Ghan train,18-year-old,comes from,long- distance,famous,ride,Read the

12、first paragraph,外研版必修一modulereading,17,The meals _ by experts were great and the _ was very _.They first saw fields _ dark red soil, the _, some _ farms,cooked,scenery,colourful,desert,with,abandoned,Read the second paragraph,During the day, she sat and _ of the window, reading books or _ to some ca

13、ssettes. _, she watched the stars _ like diamonds,listening,At night,looking out,shining,外研版必修一modulereading,18,The reason _the train is called the Ghan is that _ camels from Afghanistan _ once _ carry food and other supplies. _, a new railway line was built and the camels _needed _,why,trained,were,used to,In the 1920s,werent,any more,Read the last three paragraphs,外研版必修一modulereading,19,When/Where: The weather With whom: How did you go there: What did you do a