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Unit4《GlobalWarming》说课稿2人教版选修6

Unit4GlobalWarming

Period1WarmingUp

TeachingGoals:

1.Toarousestudents’interestinlearningaboutglobalwarming.

2.Togetstudentstoknowtheenergysource.

Teachingprocedures:

Step1.Leading-in

Purpose:

Toactivatestudentsandarousethemtotalkaboutglobalwarming.

T:

Hello,everyone.Todaywearegoingtoreadaboutglobalwarming.Butfirstlet’sthinkaboutwhatmovestheworldaround.Yes,itisenergy.Butwhatisenergy?

Energyisafundamentalquantitythateveryphysicalsystempossesses;itallowsustopredicthowmuchworkthesystemcouldbemadetodo,orhowmuchheatitcanproduceorabsorb.Inthepast,energywasdiscussedintermsofeasilyobservableeffectsithasonthepropertiesofobjectsorchangesinstateofvarioussystems.Basically,ifsomethingchanges,somesortofenergywasinvolvedinthatchange.Renewableenergysourceslikewindpowerdon’temitcarbondioxide.

Step2Warmingup

Purpose:

T

oleadstudentstothetopicofthisunit.

1.Pairwork

Getstudentstoaskeachotherthefollowingquestions,andthenaskthemtopresentitbeforetheclass.

(1)Whatisenergy?

(2)Wheredoesitcomefrom?

(3)Whatenergysourcesarerenewable?

(4)Whatenergysourcesarenon-renewable?

2.Groupwork

(1)Getstudentstotalkaboutsourcesofenergyaccordingtothephotosinthetextbook.

TheabovepicturescanbeusedforSstotalkabout,andSscanalsotalkasmuchastheycan.

BylearningWarmingUpweallknowthate

nergyissoimportant,butwheredoesitcomefrom?

Therearedifferentformsofenergy:

Windenergy风能Heatenergy热能Chemical

Chemicalenergy化学能源Nuclearenergy核能

Solarenergy太阳能Waterpower水力发电

能源类型

定义

实例

一次能源

直接来自自然界而未经加工转换的能源

化石燃料、太阳能、核能、生物燃料、水能等

二次能源

由一次能源直接或间接转化而来的能源

电能、煤气、汽油、沼气、氢能等

可再生能源

不随其本身的转化或被人类利用而减少的能源

太阳能、生物能、水能、风能、地热能等

非再生能源

随其本身的转化或被人类利用而减少的能源

化石燃料、核燃料

(2)Conclusion

Whenenergychangesfromoneformtoanother,theamountofenergystaysthesame.Energycannotbemadeordestroyed.Thisfactiscalled“conservationofenergy”.Mattercanbemadeintoenergythroughprocesseslikenuclearfissionandnuclearfusion.

3.Competition:

TakethequizbelowandseewhetherSscanfillintheblanks.

Thingsthat

useenergy

Sourcesofenergy

Renewable/non-renewable

lights

heating

television

cassetteplayer

videorecorder

computerfridge

stove

washingmachine

hairdryer

coal

(1)N

oil

(2)N

naturalgas

(3)N

wind(windpower)

(4)R

sun(solarenergy)

(5)R

uranium(nuclearenergy)

(6)N

water(hydro-electricpower)

(7)R

plantwaste(biomassenergy)

(8)R

hotspringsorgeysers

(geothermalenergy)

(9)R

thesea(tidalenergy)

(10)R

SuggestedAnswers:

(1)non-renewable;

(2)non-renewable;(3)non-renewable;(4)renewable;(5)renewable(6)non-renewable;(7)renewable;(8)renewable;(9)renewable;(10)renewable

4.Homework

Writeashortcompositionaboutsourcesofenergy.

 

Period2Pre-reading,Reading,Comprehending

TeachingGoals:

1.Toreadaboutglobalwarming.

2.Togetsomeideaabouttheeffectofglobalwarming.

3.Todevelopsomebasicreadingskills.

TeachingProcedures:

Step1.WarmingUp

Purpose:

ToarouseSsinterestinlearningaboutglobalwarming.

1.Teamwork

Answerthequestionsbelow:

(1)Haveyoueverseenagreenhouse?

(2)Howdoesagreenhousework?

(3)Whatdoyouthinkgreenhousegasesdo?

2.Groupwork

Lookatthepicture,andaskSssomequestions.

T:

Whatisthisbuildingmadeof?

S1:

It’smadeofplastic.

T:

What’sitspurpose?

S2:

Plantscangrowinitwhenit’scoldoutside.

T:

Howdoesitwork?

S3:

Theglasstrapstheheatfromthesun,makingtheairwarmsothatplantsgrowbetter.

Step2.Pre-reading

Purpose:

TogetSstolearnaboutgreenhousegases.

1.Groupwork

Nowlookattheword“GREENHOUSEGASES”.Whatdoesitmean?

Greenhousegases(GHG)aregaseouscomponentsoftheatmospherethatcontributetothegreenhouseeffect.Themajornaturalgreenhousegasesarewatervapor,whichcausesabout36-70%ofthegreenhouseeffectonEarth(notincludingclouds):

carbondioxide,whichcausesbetween9-26%;andozone,whichcausesbetween3-7%(notethatitisnotreallypossibletoassertthatsuch-and-suchagascausesacertainpercentageoftheGHE,becausetheinfluencesofthevariousgasesarenotadditive.Thehigherendsoftherangesquotedareforthegasalone;thelowerend,forthegascountingoverlaps).

Naturallyoccurringgreenhousegasesincludewatervapor,carbondioxide,methane,nitrous

oxide,andozone.Certainhumanactivities,however,addtothelevelsofmostofthesenaturallyoccurringgases.

Verypowerfulgreenhousegasesthatarenotnaturallyoccurringincludehydrofluorocarbons

(HFCs),perfluorocarbons(PFCs),andsulfurhexafluoride(SF6),whicharegeneratedina

varietyofindustrialprocesses.

Eachgreenhousegasdiffersinitsabilitytoabsorbheatintheatmosphere.HFCsandPFCs

arethemostheat-absorbent.

2.Individualwork

GetSstoanswerthesequestionsindividually.Thenletthemdiscusstheanswers.

(1)Whowrotethemagazinearticle?

Whatisthenameofthemagazine?

(2)Whatarethenamesofthethreescientistsmentionedinthearticle?

(3)Whatdotheythinkaboutglobalwarming?

Dotheyagreewithoneanother?

(4)Whatarethetwographsabout?

(5)Whatisthemaintopicofthearticle?

Step3.Reading

1.Skimming

Purpose:

Togetabriefunderstandingofthetext.

Readthroughthetext,preferablythefirstandthelastsentencesofeachparagraphandwritethekeysentenceofeachparagraph.

Keysentencesofeachparagraph:

(1)Adebateoverwhetheritishumanactivitythathascausedtheglobalwarmingorwhetheritisjustanaturalphenomenon.

(2)Manyscientistsbelievepeoplehavecausedtheincreaseintheearth’stemperature.

(3)Theincreasedextraamountofcarbondioxidetrapsmoreheatenergycausingtheglobaltemperaturetogoup.

(4)Thelevelsofcarbondioxidehaveincreasedgreatlyoverthelast100to150years.

(5)Therearesomedifferentattitudestowardsthecausesofthisincreaseincarbondioxide.

(6)Overthenext100yearstheamountofwarmingcouldbeaslowas1to1.5degreesCelsiusbutitcouldbeasmuchas5degreesCelsius.

(7)Anincreaseoffivedegreeswouldbeacatastrophe.

(8)Futurewarmingwouldcausethesealeveltorisebyseveralmeters.

(9)Somepredictanywarmingwillbemildwithfewbadenvironmentalconsequences.

(10)Morecarbondioxideisapositivething.

(11)Nooneknowswhattheeffectsofglobalwarmingwillbe.

2.Scanning

Purpose:

TogetSstohavesomedetailsinthetext.

Readthearticlecarefully.Arethesestatementstrueorfalse?

WriteaTforeachtruesentenceandanFforeachfalsesentence.

(1)Thetemperaturelastcenturydidn’tincreasemuch.()

(2)Everyonebelievesthatglobalwarmingiscausedbytheactivitiesofhumans.()

(3)JaniceFosterbelievesthatburningfossilfuelscausesglobalwarming.()

(4)Naturalgasisagreenhousegas.()

(5)Carbondioxideisabyproductofburningfossilfuels.()

(6)PeopleacceptCharlesKeeling’sdatabecausehetookaccuratemeasurements.()

(7)Floodingcouldbeoneoftheeffectsoffutureglobalwarming.()

(8)GeorgeHambleybelievesscientistsarejustguessingabouttheeffectsofglobalwarming.()

(9)GerogeHambleyisworriedabouttheeffectsofcarbondioxideonplantgrowth.()

(10)Itisclearwhattheeffectsofglobalwarmingwillbe.()

SuggestedAnswers:

(1)F

(2)F(3)T(4)F(5)T(6)T(7)T(8)T(9)F(10)F

3.Listening

Purpose:

TotrainSslisteningability.

Listentothetapeandfollowitinalowvoice.

4.Groupwork

Ssaredividedintofourgroups.Eachgroupissupposedtoreadthrougheachpartandthendiscussthem.

Part1(Paragraph1)

(1)compare比较

●常见用法:

①compare…with…把…和…比较

Comparedwithhim,Iamfast.

②compare…to…把…比作…

Lifeisoftencomparedtovoyage.

(2)comeabout发生

Howdiditcomeabout?

那事是怎么发生的?

●常见词组:

comeacross偶遇;碰到comeround恢复知觉,

comealong进展;进行cometo涉及;到达;共计

comeout公开;问世;出版cometooneself恢复知觉

comeupwith想出

(4)phenomenonn现象

Itisonlyasocialphenomenon,butnotaphenomenonofnature.

Part2(Paragraph2,3,4)

(1)fueln

燃料

Don’tleavetheengineswitchedon.Itwastesfuel.

●拓展:

fuelv加油;补给燃料

Thecarisbeingfuelledreadytotrytobeatthespeedrecord.

(2)quantitiesof大量

Largequantitiesofmoneyhavebeenspentonthebridge.

●拓展:

alargequantityof大量的

Heatealargequantityofnice.

(3)perprep每;每一

Thefruitcosts30penceperkilo.

Howmuchdoyouearnperweek?

Part3(Paragraph5,6,7,8,9)

(1)datan资料;数据

Wehaven’tgotenoughdata..

(2)resultin导致

Theaccidentresultedinthedeathoftwopassengers.

Itresultedinsuccess.

●拓展:

resultfrom由于

Hisillnessresultedfromeatingbadfood.

(3)catastrophen突如其来的大灾难;大灾祸

Thewarwasaterriblecatastropheinwhichmanypeopledied.

(4)climaten气候

Wehaveamildclimatehere.

(5)consequencen结果;后果;影响

Asaconsequenceofbeinginhospital,Shellydecided

thatshewantedtobecomeanurse.

●常见词组:

inconsequence因此,由此

inconsequenceof…由于…的缘故

(6)statevt陈述;说明

Thebusmenhavestatedthatthestrikewillcontinueuntilgeneralagreementisreachedaboutpayandworkingconditions.

 

(7)rangen&v

①种类;范围;幅度

Thereisawiderangeoftemperature.气温变化很大。

②vi(在一定范围内)变化

Thenumberrangesbetween5and15.

③vt排列,整理

Pleaserangethegoodsneatlyintheshopwindow.

Part4(Paragraph10)

(1)buildup逐步建立;增加;增进

Weneedtobuildupourreputation.

Trafficisbuildinguponroadsintothecity.

(2)Keepon继续

Pricekeptonincreasing.

Hedidn’tstoprunning;hejustkept

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