2023学年完整公开课版《6TheWorld'sCulturalHeritage》教学

Module6Listening,EverydayEnglishandWriting1.Graspthemainideaofthepassage.2.Reviewthevocabularyinmodule6.TeachingAimsCompletethepassagewiththecorrectformofthewordsinthebox.

amazingastronomerburysitesteepweighwonderfulStonehengeisastonecircleinthewestofEngland.Partsofitareatleast4,000yearsold.Nooneisabsolutelysurewhyitwasbuilt,butthereareseveraltheories.Itmayhavebeenthe______ofatemple,oraplacewhere___________lookedatthestars,orsiteastronomerspossiblyaplacewhereimportantpeoplewere_______whentheydied.Therearetwocirclesofstones.ThestonesinthefirstcircleprobablycamefromWales,400kilometeraway.They______uptofourtonseachandtherewereabout80stones.Itis________thatpeoplefrom4,000yearsagowereabletomovethemsofar.Thegiantstoneswhichformthesecondcircleweigh50tonseach.TheycamefromtheburiedweighamazingMarlboroughDowns,30kilometersaway.BetweenStonehengeandMarlboroughDowns,thereisavery______hillcalledRedhornHill.Itisestimatedthatatleast600menwouldhavebeenneededtogeteachstonepastRedhornHill.Unbelievably,amainroadwasbuiltjust100metersfromStonehenge,andnowtherearecarparksandgiftshopsnearby.Evenso,thestonecircleisa(n)_________sight.steepwonderfulListentoatouristguideandanswerthequestions.1.Howdidthetouristsgettothesite?2.Whatwastheweatherlike?3.Wasthetouristguideenthusiasticabouthiswork?4.Didthetouristsenjoythevisit?BybusStormyNo,hewasn’t.NotreallyListenagainandcheckthequestionsyouhear.1.WhenwasStonehengebuilt?2.Whobuiltit?3.Whatdidtheastronomersdo?4.Whywasitbuilt?5.Wheredidallthesestonescomefrom?6.Whataboutthosestonesoverthere?Listenagainandcheckthequestionsyouhear.1.WhenwasStonehengebuilt?

About4000yearsago.2.Whobuiltit?

Nooneiscompletelysure.3.Whatdidtheastronomersdo?

Theylookedatthestars.Listenagainandcheckthequestionsyouhear.4.Whywasitbuilt?

Wedon’tknow.5.Wheredidallthesestonescomefrom?

ThestonescamefromWales,400kmaway6.Whataboutthosestonesoverthere?

Theycamefrom50kmaway?FxExteriorGuide:WelcometoStonehenge,everyone.Beforewegetoffthebus,canIsuggestthatyouallbringanumbrellaincaseitrains?Tourist1:Ihaven’tgotanumbrella.Guide:

Ohwell,nottoworry…aslongasyou’vegotaraincoat,you’llbeok.TapescriptModule6listening2Tourist1:Ihaven’tgotaraincoat,either.Guide:

Whynot?Tourist1:

Becauseit’sthemiddleofJuly!Guide:

Well,eventhoughit’sthemiddleofJuly,werecommendthatyoutakewarmandwaterproofclothingwithyou.Anyway,nomatterwhathappens,you’regoingtohaveamarvelloustimeyou’rehere.Evenifyougetwet,Ipromiseyou’llhaveadaytoremember.FXthunderstormGuide:

Well,hereweare---thisisStonehenge.And,er,thisistypicalStonehengeweather.Butlookaround.Whereveryoulook,youcanseepartofourculturalheritage.Now,IcantellyoulotsofthingsaboutStonehenge,soyoucanaskmewhateveryoulike.So…anyquestions?Tourist1:

Yes.WhenwasStonehengebuilt?Guide:

Ah–goodquestion.Well,wearen’tsure,butwethinkitwasbuiltabout4000yearsago.Tourist1:

Andwhobuiltit?Guide:

Nooneiscompletelysure.Tourist1:

IthoughtyousaidyoukneweverythingaboutStonehenge.Youkeepsayingthatyoudon’tknow!Guide:

Yes,butthat’sbecausenooneknows.Well,nooneknowsforcertain.Thewholethingisamystery.Therearesomegoodtheories,butthat’sit.Tourist2:

Whywasitbuilt?Guide:

Well,itwasdefinitelybuiltforanimportantreason.Tourist2:Andwhatwasit?Guide:Pardon?Tourist2:What’stheimportantreason?Guide:Ahyes.Well,again,wedon’tknow.Butthereareseveraldifferenttheories.Maybeitwasusedbyastronomers.Tourist2:Astronomers?Guide:Yes.Tourist:Andwhatdidtheydo?Guide:

Well,theylookedatstars.Tourist:

Youdon’tneedtobuildastonecircletolookatthestars.Guide:

Well,thisisjustonetheory.Anothertheorywasthatitwassomekindofreligiousplace---atemple.Andathirdtheoryisthatitwasaburialground,somewherewhereimportantpeoplewereburiedwhentheydied.Tourist:

Tourist:

Andwheredidallthesestonescomefrom?Guide:

Goodquestion–andIdoknowtheanswer.It’sveryinteresting.ThestonesovertherecamefromWales.Tourist:

Fromwhere?Guide:

FromWales.Tourist:

Wales?Butthat’smilesaway!Guide:

Yes.Theybroughtthemfrom200kilometersaway.Tourist:

Why?Guide:

NooneknowsTourist:

Whataboutthosestonesoverthere?Guide:

Ah,thesestonesarefromaplacethat’smuchcloser.Theycamefromjust50kilometersaway.FXThunderclapGuide:

Well,Ithinkwe’dbettergetbackintothebusnow.Ihopeyou’veallhadagoodtime.Tourist:

Yes,it’sbeenthemostinteresting!Thankyouverymuch!FXRainstormtofade.

TeamworkWorkingroups.ImaginethatoneofyouisatouristguideatStonehenge.Trytoanswerthequestionsfromthetourists.EverydayEnglish1.Nottoworry.

aThereisnothingtoworryabout.

bDon’tworry.2.Aslongasyou’vegotaraincoat,you’llbeok.

aifyouhavealongraincoat,you’llbeok.

bifyouhavearaincoat,you’llbeok.3.Nomatterwhathappens,you’llhaveagoodtime.

aItdoesn’tmatterwhathappens.

bNothingimportantwillhappen4.You’llhaveadaytoremember.

aYou’llhaveadayyouwon’tforget.bYoumustrememberitforoneday.5.Nooneknowsforcertain.

aItiscertainthatnooneknows.

bNooneiscompletelysure.6.We’dbettergetbackintothebusnow.

aWeshouldgetbackintothebusnow.bWewillfeelbetterifwegetbackinthebus.ReadthepassageonP78andanswerthequestions.1.What’sthedifferencebetweentangibleandintangibleworldheritage?2.Canyougiveanexampleoforalheritage?3.Whatkindofpeoplearelivinghumantreasure?4.Whatmakesalanguageendangered?1.What’sthedifferencebetweentangibleandintangibleworldheritage?

Tangibleheritageconsistsofbuildingsandobjectssuchaspaintings.Intangibleheritagemeanstraditionalsongsandpoems,