Module1unit2TheGrandCanyonwasnotjustbig课件外研版（2012）九年级英语上册

Unit2Module1WondersoftheWorldTounderstandthepassageaboutthetriptotheGrandCanyon.Toknowhowtowriteaboutwhatyouseeandyourfeelingswhentravelling.学习目标ancient/modernwonderswondersoftheworldnatural

wondersman-madewondersWhathaveyoulearnedaboutwondersoftheworld?Revision思考新课导入EiffelTower思考新课导入思考TheGreatWall思考新课导入思考TheGrandCanyonScanningAfteramile,astrangerappearedbesidethepath.“AmIgoingtherightway?”Iasked.Whydoestheauthordoubthimselftoaskthequestion?Because:thepathisdarktherewasnothingtoseeitwassilenttherewasnosignoftheGrandCanyonTask2:Readpara.2carefully.ScanningTask3:ReadcarefullyaboutPara3&4WhichdirectionwasthewriterfacingwhilehewaslookingovertheGrandCanyon?Andhowdoyouknow?HefacedWest.

“Thesunrosebehindme”Whichsidedidtheauthorfacelater?HefacedEast

(about15milesaway),andthentothehisleftandright(morethan200milesaway).“ThenIlookedacrosstotheothersideofthecanyon.Finally,Ilookedtomyleftandtomyright.”theGrandCanyondeep/long/highnaturalfantastic/huge…Para.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5BeforeseeingtheGrandCanyonWhileseeingtheGrandCanyonAfterseeingtheGrandCanyonReadanddividethepassageintodifferentparts.HowIgottotheGrandCanyon.WhatIsawwhenIwasontheGrandCanyon.MyfeelingaftervisitingtheGrandCanyon.While-reading(fastreading)三个线索（时间、空间、感觉）Suddenly,therainstoppedandthecloudscleared.Thesunrosebehindmeandshoneontherocks.Farbelowme,thegroundfellawayanddowntoariver.Iwaslookingacrossoneofthewondersofthenaturalworld—theGrandCanyon.IlookeddowntotheColoradoRiver,asilverstreamnearlyonemilebelowme.Ifyouputthetwotallestbuildingsintheworldontopofeachotheratthebottomofthecanyon,theystillwouldnotreachthetop.ThenIlookedacrosstotheothersideofthecanyon.Itwasaboutfifteenmilesaway,maybemore.Finally,Ilookedtomyleftandtomyright,andonbothsidesthecanyonwentfarawayformorethan200miles.TheGrandCanyonwasnotjustbig.Itwashuge!Iremainedbythecanyonforabouthalfanhour,andIaskedmyself,“IstheGrandCanyonthegreatestwonderofthenaturalworld?”Icertainlyknowtheanswer.Whatdoyouthink?TheGrandCanyonHowdeepHowwideHowlongnearlyonemileaboutfifteenmilesmorethan200milesWhenyouvisiteditWhatinterestingfactsyouknowWhereitisWhathappenedduringyourstayInformationaboutitHowyoufeltImagineyouhaveseenoneofthewondersoftheworld.Writesentencesdescribinghowyoufeltwhenyouvisitedthewonder:Isawthe…forthefirsttime…yearsago…It’sabout…metres/kilometreslong/wide/deep…Itwasinspring/summer/…andwewerewalking/…Itwasthemostwonderfulsight.Nowwriteapassage.Usethesentencesyouhavewrittentohelpyou.Anexperienceofvisitingawonder

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LearningtolearnSomeadjectivestellyoufacts,suchaswide,deep,highandtall;someadjectivestellyoutheopinionoftheauthor,likewonderful,hugeandgreat.Learntousethemtotalkaboutfactsandgiveyouropinion.The

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fifteenmiles，maybemoremorethan200milesFinally,Ilookedtomyleftandtomyright,andonbothsidesthecanyonwentfarawayformorethan200miles.TheGrandCanyonwasnotjustbig.Itwashuge!Iremainedbythecanyonforabouthalfanhour,andIaskedmyself,“IstheGrandCanyonthegreatestwonderofthenaturalworld?”Icertainlyknowtheanswer.Whatdoyouthink?ReadingTheGrandCanyon

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