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What kind of museum do you know? History museums Natural museums Art museums Science museums What’s the biggest difference between a science museum and other kinds of museums? Let’s talk. Where are the exhibits? What can/can't people do in each museum? The exhibits are in the glass exhibition case. We can’t touch the exhibits. The exhibits are open to people. We can touch the exhibits and do experiments. We just can observe the exhibits and listen to some commentaries (解说词). We can talk with others. the Science Museum in London Established: in 1857 Location: in South Kensington, London Module 5 Museums Unit 2 If you ever go to London, make sure you visit the Science Museum. Skimming. Tony’s favourite museum Name Place Favourite room Opening hours Price The Science Museum London The Launchpad 10 am- 6 pm free How The differences The most friendly noisy 1 2 3 4 5 There is no signs like “No shouting” “No running” or “No touching”. People talk about what they can see and do; There are some noisy machines. Read and choose. 1. What can you learn about in the rooms on the second and third floors? A. You can learn about communications and environment as well as maths and computer. B. You can learn about the process of digging coal from the ground and create heat energy by using it. C. You can even know something about X-rays. D. You can learn that Tony likes the Launchpad because of chemistry experiments there. Para. 2-3 physics and chemistry dig-dug-dug physics What? “If从句+祈使句” =“如果…就…” Read and choose. 2. On the fourth and fifth floor, you can . A. who created the medicine in the past B. what medicine was famous in the past C. how was medicine in the past D. How is medicine today 3. Why will you feel lucky next time you visit a doctor if you compare the medicine of the past with the medicine of today ? Read and answer. 3. Why does Tony like the Science Museum best? Because it is the most friendly and is interesting for people of all ages. And it’s also free. Tony likes p