Unit 3 Adventuring：Reading A Vocabulary Focus课件-2024-2025学年高中英语上外版（2020）选择性必修第一册

《 高 中 英 语 》 ( 上 外 版 ) 选择性必修第 一 册第三单元 Adventuring 授课教师： 课时 授课内容 1 Getting Started/ Reading A I 1 Reading A/ Vocabulary Focus 1 Reading A/ Grammar in Use 1.5 Listening, Viewing and Speaking 1 Reading B 0.5 Critical Thinking 1 Writing 1 Further Exploration/ Self-assessment 《 高 中 英 语 》 ( 上 外 版 ) 选择性必修第 一 册第三单元 学习目标 Learning Objectives： At the end of the lesson, you will be able to ... 1. 能识别关键词汇，掌握词汇策略; figure out the meanings of key vocabulary in reading A with the help of the strategies, such as lexical cohesion, reference and dictionary; 2. 能运用所学语篇模式和话题词汇重述故事； recount the adventure of Ernest Shackleton and his men with the help of narrative pattern and topic-related vocabulary; 3. 能运用所学内容讲述一段相似的冒险经历并表达对于 成功与失败的态度。 describe another adventure and express your attitudes toward success and failure with the help of what you’ve learnt. Reviewing Complication (Climax) Shackleton and another 5 men the mountainous island to reach Resolution Shackleton and the 5 men returned to Elephant Is lan o bring all the team back to En land . No body died. Complication(Development) They reachedtShe Weddellbut the ship got stuck in ice and then broken. They headed for Evaluation Shackleton is remembered as a man with exceptional leadership and unbelievable Complication (Beginning) Shackleton and his team left England for Antarctic. Orientation Time: 1914 Place: Antarctic Characters: e sS leton men hack hi st d n an Er the whaling station and finally got rescued. sailed to oe t ia , crossed Elephant Island for rescue but failed. e_ ance Narrative Focusing on Vocabulary and Content (Meaning) How did Shackleton describe the Antarctic in the advertisement? The Antarctic is hazardous, with bitter cold, complete darkness and constant danger. Focusing on Vocabulary and Content (Meaning) Which expression refers back to “hazardous”? “dark” is an adjective and “ness” is a noun suffix, so “darkness” means “without light” . “hazardous” means “constant word formation synonym danger” or “full of danger” . darkness Constant danger. happening all hazardous the time How would you predict their journey in the Antarctic? Focusing on Vocabulary and Content (Meaning) Description of Environmental conditions the Weddell Sea to the whaling station Elephant Island WTopic-related Vocabularym Antarctic hazardous, bitter cold, complete darkness, constant danger; Environmental Conditions Feelings Difficulties Solutions to South Georgia Can you give an account of what the Weddell Sea is like when Shackleton and his men arrived there? The weather there was exceptionally bad in complete darkness and freezing cold. Can you guess the meaning of “freezing cold” and “bitter cold” according to your knowledge of the weather in Antarctic? It must be very cold in Antarctic, so “freezing cold” and “bitter cold” means “ very cold” or “extremely cold” . Which expression in the first paragraph is similar to “freezing cold”? The expression “bitter cold” . collocation Description of Environmental conditions Topic-related Vocabulary the Weddell Sea to the whaling station Elephant Island Antarctic hazardous, bitter cold, complete darkness, constant danger; Environmental Conditions Feelings Difficulties Solutions to South Georgia exceptionally bad, complete darkness, freezing cold; The ship got stuck in ice. Can you find some words in this paragraph similar to the meaning of “get stuck”? What initial difficulty did Shackleton and his team meet with in the Weddell Sea? synonym “unable to move” . What initial difficulty did Shackleton and his team meet with in the Weddell Sea? The ship got stuck in ice. What did they do to deal with this difficulty? They waited until spring came. What subsequent difficulty did Shackleton and his team meet with in the Weddell Sea? The ship broke in half as the ice melted. reference What did Shackleton and his men do to deal with this difficulty? The crew abandoned ship and camped on the ice. leavesth behind What did the crew do after the ship finally sank? antonym They tried to float on the ice. What did the crew do after the ice melted? They took small lifeboats and headed for the nearest land. leave for... Description of Difficulties Description of Environmental conditions Description of Solutions WTopic-related Vocabularym the Weddell Sea exceptionally bad, complete darkness, freezing cold; get stuck, break in half sink, melt wait until..., abandon ship, float, small lifeboats, head for ... to the whaling station Elephant Island to South Georgia Antarctic hazardous, bitter cold, complete darkness, constant danger; Environmental Conditions Feelings Difficulties Solutions Have you adopted any of the lexical strategies to figure out the meaning of a certain word or expression? WTopic-related Vocabularym Elephant Island the Weddell Sea exceptionally bad, complete darkness, freezing cold; get stuck, break in half sink, melt wait until..., abandon ship, float, small lifeboats, head for ... to the whaling station remote no chance of rescue ajourney of 1300 km cold, exhausted, weak choose ... to accompany ..., Antarctic hazardous, bitter cold, complete darkness, constant danger; Environmental Conditions Feelings Difficulties Solutions to South Georgia Focusing on Vocabulary and Content (Meaning) Have you adopted any of the lexical strategies to figure out the meaning of a certain word or expression? the Weddell Sea exceptionally bad, complete darkness, freezing cold; get stuck, break in half sink, melt wait until..., abandon ship, float small lifeboats, head for ... to the whaling station Elephant Island WTopic-related Vocabularym remote no chance of rescue ajourney of 1300 km cold, exhausted, weak choose ... to accompany ..., Antarctic hazardous, bitter cold, complete darkness, constant danger; Environmental Conditions Feelings Difficulties Solutions to South Georgia exhausted, winds and waves, bad weather Have you adopted any of the lexical strategies to figure out the meaning of a certain word or expression? the Weddell Sea exceptionally bad, complete darkness, freezing cold; get stuck, break in half sink, melt wait until..., abandon ship, float, small lifeboats, head for ... Topic-related Vocabulary to the whaling station Elephant Island remote no chance of rescue ajourney of 1300 km cold, exhausted, weak choose ... to accompany ..., Antarctic hazardous, bitter cold, complete darkness, constant danger; mountainous, cold ... kilometers away the other side of ... can’t stop to rest march continuously cold, starved, frozen Environmental Conditions Feelings Difficulties Solutions to South Georgia exhausted, winds and waves, bad weather the Weddell Sea exceptionally bad, complete darkness, freezing cold; get stuck, break in half, sink, melt wait until, abandon ship, float, lifeboats, head for to the whaling station mountainous, cold ... kilometers away the other side of ... can’t stop to rest march continuously cold, starved, frozen Orientation Time: 1914 Place: Antarctic Characters: e sS leton men hack hi st d n an Er no chance of rescue ajourney of 1300 km cold, exhausted, weak choose ... to accompany ..., Complication (climax) to South Georgia exhausted, winds and waves, bad weather return to Elephant Island; bring ... back to England left for the Antarctic hazardous, bitter cold, complete darkness, constant danger; Evaluation exceptional leadership; unbelievable endurance Elephant Island remote Recounting the Adventure Environmental Difficulties Resolution / Ending Complication (rising) Feelings Solutions Complication (beginning) Conditions Orientation Time: 1960 Place: Qomolangma Characters: zhou and Background information: China faced a critical moment for the border negotiation over Mount Qomolangma. A climbing team from a neighboring country was preparing to summit from the Southside. China decided to form the Chinese Mountaineering Team. It was the first time human beings summit Qomolangma from the North side. team g Wu s n hi Fa Describing the Adventure to Qomolangma Word Bank Resolution / Ending Orientation Time: 1960 Place: Qomolangma Characters:Fang and his team Describing the Adventure to Qomolangma Complication (climax) Complication (beginning) Complication (rising) Compare the adventure of Fang and his team and the adventure of Shackleton and his men and explain which one is more meaningful. Personally, I think…/In my opinion, … To begin with…What’s more/Besides … For example/Take … as an example … So/Therefore … Describing the Adventure to Qomolangma Point of View Conclusion Explanation Example Assignments 1. Finish exercise I and II on page 39-40. 2. Describe one of your adventure or someone’s adventure you’ve heard of with the help of narrative pattern and try to use words and expressions you’ve learned today as many as possible. “If you are not willing to risk the unusual, you will have to settle for the ordinary.” —Jim John T hank you ！ $$