高中英語：book 3 module 3課件外研版必修3

tornadohurricaneLEARNING AIMS 1) To fully understand the passage and remember some expressions 2) To use skimming and scanning to read the passage 3) To describe another disaster using what we have learntLEARNING TO LEARN Skimming : Read the first and the last sentence of each paragraph to get the main idea of a passage.What is a tornado?What is a hurricane?LEARNING TO LEARNScanning: Read a passage quickly and just to find the information that you need.Do not read word by word.Tornado Hurricane Definition How often Place Phenomena(現(xiàn)象）The worst exampleBad results rotating, column of air, Strong tropical storms, on average, 800 six Atlantic hurricansUS, from Texas to South DakotaSouthern Atlantic, Caribbean, Gulf of Mexicopick up/ put down/takeoff /destroy /leaveIn 1925affect three US states700 people/ 2700cause / waves/ rain /floodsOn the 8th September 1900killed 6000 /37000destroyed 3600READ PART 1 AGAIN TO FIND SOME GOOD EXPRESSIONS AND DIFFICULT SENTENCES. (GROUP WORK) A tornado is a rotating column of _ from a thunderstorm to the ground, which usually _ in the US. Tornadoes can _ _ cars and even houses , _ the fur or the feathers _ a cat or a chicken and _ houses. _ _, there are 800 tornados in the US each year. The worst tornado _ _ _ occurred in 1925,during which more than 700 people w e r e _ _ _ _ a n d 2 , 7 0 0 w e r e _ _ _ _ _ _ .What is a Tornado? A tornado is a rotating column of air from a thunderstorm to the ground, which usually occurs in the US. Tornadoes can pick up cars and even houses, take the fur or the feathers off a cat or a chicken and destroy houses. On average, there are 800 tornados in the US each year. The worst tornado of all time occurred in 1925,during which more than 700 people w e r e k i l l e d a n d 2 , 7 0 0 w e r e i n j u r e d .What is a Tornado?GOOD EXPRSSIONS1.Tonadoes can pick up cars, trains and even houses and put them down in the next street.pick up: 1) The monkey picked up a stone.2) Wait at the gate after school and Ill pick you up.3) I picked up some English when I was in England.4) Mary picked up the BBC programme every night. On average, there are 800 tornadoes in the US each year, causing about 80 deaths and 1,500 injuries. 平均來說，每個(gè)班有60個(gè)學(xué)生。 On average, there are 60 students in each class. There are on average 60 students in each class. His father died, _nothing.(leave)leavingPUT THE SENTENCES IN THE CORRECT ORDER:A. Coghlans coffin was brought out to the sea.B. Coghlan went to live in Canada.C. Coghlans coffin was found in the sea near his home.D. Coghlans cemetery was destroyed by the hurricane and end up in the sea.E. Coghlan moved to New York and became famous.F. Coghlan died in Galveston in 1899. B, E, F, D, A,CTRANSLATE THE SENTENCES INTO CHINESE By the late 1890s, he had moved to Galveston, where he died in 1899, a year before the hurricane struck. Coghlan travelled back to Canada- after he had been buried in Texas. We first met on a train in 2000, but we both felt that we _each other for years. A. Knew B. have known C. had known D. know How to describe a natural disaster ?disasterwhenwherePhenomena (現(xiàn)象）現(xiàn)象）resultsworst examplecauses definitionFight withHappen ;occur ; hit ; strikePick up ;put downdestroy; kill ; end upHelp; rebuild; donate moneyLEARNING TO USE 2008年5月12日，一次特大地震襲擊了汶川，數(shù)以萬計(jì)的人員傷亡，更有許多人無家可歸。震后，交通阻斷，水電供應(yīng)也中斷了。消息傳出后，世界人民紛紛伸出援助之手，眾多國家捐錢捐物，幫助災(zāi)區(qū)人們渡過難關(guān)。Hit/strike Causingdeaths and injuriesbecome homelesswhats worseAs a resultdonate moneyMove out of 襲擊襲擊造成。傷亡造成。傷亡無家可歸無家可歸更糟糕的是更糟糕的是結(jié)果結(jié)果捐錢捐錢走出走出 脫離脫離 A violent earthquake hit Wen Chuan on the 12th May 2008, causing about millions of deaths and injuries. Whats worse, many people became homeless. As a result, the traffic was hold up and the supply of water and electricity was cut. Hearing the news, people all over the world came to help. To help them move out of the difficulty, some countries donated money, others gave clothes and food.HOMEWORK Write a short passage about Wen Chuan EarthquakeHOMEWORK Recite paragraph 3 of part 1