Unit 3 Safety is our priority!（听说课课件）-【中职专用】高二英语同步精品课堂（高教科版2021·基础模块第二册）

教科版 基础模块2 Unit 3 Safety is our priority! 第1课时 Listening In this unit, you will learn how to You will also learn to master the basic knowledge of the international emergency signals. talk about traffic, fire and apartment safety; protect yourself from personal information leakage and ensure safety when doing outdoor sports; write a notice. Getting Ready There are all kinds of safety signs in our life. Please match each safety sign with its meaning. a. Emergency exit b. Road construction ahead c. Speed limit d. Attention to pedestrians e. Caution f. No parking g. Driving straight and turning right h. Driving along roundabout i. No smoking Getting Ready There are all kinds of safety signs in our life. Please match each safety sign with its meaning. Discuss Do you know any other safety signs? Discuss with your partner and try to draw them out. Listening A Listen and choose what they are talking about. 1 C. Fire safety Listen again and complete the measure of fire prevention. 2 a. every month. b. every year. c. Have extinguishers in the house. d. a fire plan. e. Have the phone number. f. for fire hazards. ✔ Test the smoke alarms Check the batteries fire Prepare escape fire department’s Check your home A. Smoke alarm B. Fire escape plan Kevin Dorothy Dorothy, did you hear about the house fire yesterday near my home? Yes, I did. Also, I heard the smoke alarms didn’t work. It’s true. That’s why it’s good to test the smoke alarms every month and check the batteries every year You’re right! It’s also good to have fire extinguishers in the house and prepare a fire escape plan. In addition, you should always have the fire department’s phone number with you. That sounds like good advice. Are there any other suggestions? Lastly, check your home for fire hazards. I see. Fire prevention is really important. Kevin: Dorothy, did you hear about the house fire yesterday near my home? Dorothy: Yes, I did. Also, I heard the smoke alarms didn't work. Kevin: It's true. That's why it's good to test the smoke alarms every month and check the batteries every year. Dorothy: You're right! It's also good to have fire extinguishers in the house and prepare a fire escape plan. Kevin: In addition, you should always have the fire department's phone number with you. Dorothy: That sounds like good advice. Are there any other suggestions? Kevin: Lastly, check your home for fire hazards. Dorothy: I see. Fire prevention is really important. Listening B Listen and complete your self-protection tips. 1 （1）You should never car. （2）You should never candies, milk tea or ice cream from a stranger. （3）You should never alone at night. （4）You should that are well lit. （5）You should keep against stranger danger. get into a stranger’s accept walk around the street walk along streets guarded Listening B A: I have read an article about “stranger danger”. B: What do you mean by “stranger danger”? A: Stranger danger refers to the potential risk posed by unknown people. To avoid the danger, first, never get into a stranger’s car, accept candies, milk tea or ice cream from a stranger. Then, at night, never walk around the street alone, for there is a greater risk of being attacked or robbed. B: OK. What if I have class that finishes quite late at night? A: In that case, I suggest you find somebody to walk home with. It is best to walk along streets that are well lit. It is also good to know where the police station is. A: I got it. You mean I should never speak to a stranger? B: No. I mean, not all strangers are bad people, but you cannot tell if they are bad just by looking at them. Even people who look nice can be dangerous, so you should keep guarded against stranger danger. B: Thank you. I’ll keep this in mind. Listen again and underline the expressions of prohibition. 2 A: I have read an article about “stranger danger”. B: What do you mean by “stranger danger”? A: Stranger danger refers to the potential risk posed by unknown people. To avoid the danger, first, never get into a stranger’s car, accept candies, milk tea or ice cream from a stranger. Then, at night, never walk around the street alone, for there is a greater risk of being attacked or robbed. B: OK. What if I have class that finishes quite late at night? A: In that case, I suggest you find somebody to walk home with. It is best to walk along streets that are well lit. It is also good to know where the police station is. A: I got it. You mean I should never speak to a stranger? B: No. I mean, not all strangers are bad people, but you cannot tell if they are bad just by looking at them. Even people who look nice can be dangerous, so you should keep guarded against stranger danger. B: Thank you. I’ll keep this in mind. A：我最近读了一篇关于“陌生人危险”的文章。 B：你说的“陌生人危险”是什么意思？ A：陌生人危险是指由不认识的人构成的潜在危险。为了避免这种危险，首先，不要上陌生人的车，不接受陌生人的糖果、奶茶或冰激凌。然后，晚上不要独自在街上行走，因为被袭击或抢劫的风险很大。 B：好吧。如果我有一节课很晚才结束，该怎么办？ A：那样的话，我建议你找个人一起走回家。最好是沿着灯火通明的街道走，知道附近哪里有警察局。 A：我明白了。你是说我绝不能和陌生人说话？ B：不是。我的意思是，不是所有的陌生人都是坏人，但你不能单靠外表来判断他们是好人还是坏人。即使有些人外表看起来很和善也可能很危险，所以你应该警惕陌生人的危险。 B：谢谢你，我会记住的。 Speaking Work with your partner and act out the following scenes. As teenagers, we should always pay attention to safety. No matter where we are, safety is always the priority. Two classmates are discussing about safety issues around them. Classmate 1：Safety is our priority. Classmate 2 ：I quite agree. We should pay attention to… Classmate 1：It’s necessary to… fire safety. fire safety/ traffic safety... get a smoke alarm/test the smoke alarm every month/watch the pan when cooking with fat or oil obey the traffic rules look on both sides of the road Bank of Expressions have fire extinguishers in the house and prepare a fire escape plan as well. Speaking Work with your partner and act out the following scenes. Li Mei is working in a new city. She has just rented an apartment and is talking about apartment safety with her colleague James. Stay alert when you enter your apartment. Don’t talk on your mobile phone when walking toward the building in the dark. Lock your windows when you go to bed. Bank of Expressions James：Hi, Li Mei. How are things going? Li Mei：Very well. I have just rented a new apartment. This is my first time I’ve lived alone. James：Nice. How is the neighbourhood? Li Mei：I know very little. Could you give me some suggestions on safety? ... You should stay alert when you enter your apartment. Lock your windows when you go to bed. Speaking Work with your partner and act out the following scenes. Susan has just bought a new car. As a new driver, Susan asks her friend for advice on the safety of driving. You should keep to the speed limit and obey the traffic rules. Susan：Hi, James. Tomorrow is my first day to drive to work. James ：Wow, that’s great! But you must be careful. Fasten your seat belt before you drive. Susan：I will. Any other suggestions? … You’d better You mustn’t keep to the speed limit use mobile phone while driving yield to pedestrians at crossings drive too fast obey the traffic rules drive after drinking alcohol fasten the seat belt drive without a license drive slowly and carefully cross when the lights are red Think and discuss Have you encountered any potential dangers? If you did, how did you cope with them? What are the results? Thank you~ null 49527.574 null 46497.527 null 74631.305 null 73089.93 $$