Unit 8 Integration (A-C) 课件 2025-2026学年译林版英语八年级上册

Safe and sound Unit 8 Integration (A-C) Learning Objectives By the end of this lesson, we will be able to: 1. learn about emergencies and natural disasters around the world; 2. talk and write about what to do in emergencies and natural disasters; 3. realize the importance of protecting ourselves. Get to know What kind of the natural disasters do you know? Do you think the natural disasters are terrible? earthquake flood drought tsunami hurricane 3 Read and answer Daniel is reading two online news reports about natural disasters. Read with him and answer the questions below. Snowstorm hits Heilongjiang Last night there was a heavy snowstorm in the north of Heilongjiang Province and many homes are still without power this morning. The storm hit at about 9 p.m. and some people were trapped in their cars. Right now, firemen are working hard to help them. We will keep reporting on this developing situation. Bush fires in Australia Bush fires hit parts of Australia yesterday. Hot temperatures, no rain and high winds are increasing the size and power of the bush fires. The bush fires may burn millions of square metres of land and destroy thousands of homes before they are put out. So far five people are dead, including a fireman. Many animals died too. “The dangers of bush fires are real. Everyone nearby should stay at home,” said an officer. A news report usually starts with a headline. It gives the most important information about an event. 4 Snowstorm hits Heilongjiang Last night there was a heavy snowstorm in the north of Heilongjiang Province and many homes are still without power this morning. The storm hit at about 9 p.m. and some people were trapped in their cars. Right now, firemen are working hard to help them. We will keep reporting on this developing situation. Bush fires in Australia Bush fires hit parts of Australia yesterday. Hot temperatures, no rain and high winds are increasing the size and power of the bush fires. The bush fires may burn millions of square metres of land and destroy thousands of homes before they are put out. So far five people are dead, including a fireman. Many animals died too. “The dangers of bush fires are real. Everyone nearby should stay at home,” said an officer. Read and answer Daniel is reading two online news reports about natural disasters. Read the reports with him and answer the questions below. What time did the storm hit? The storm hit at about 9 p.m. Snowstorm hits Heilongjiang Last night there was a heavy snowstorm in the north of Heilongjiang Province and many homes are still without power this morning. The storm hit at about9 p.m. and some people were trapped in their cars. Right now, firemen are working hard to help them. We will keep reporting on this developing situation. Bush fires in Australia Bush fires hit parts of Australia yesterday. Hot temperatures, no rain and high winds are increasing the size and power of the bush fires. The bush fires may burn millions of square metres of land and destroy thousands of homes before they are put out. So far five people are dead, including a fireman. Many animals died too. “The dangers of bush fires are real. Everyone nearby should stay at home," said an officer. Read and answer Daniel is reading two online news reports about natural disasters. Read the reports with him and answer the questions below. What conditions are making the bush fires in Australia worse? Hot temperatures, no rain and high winds. Snowstorm hits Heilongjiang Last night there was a heavy snowstorm in the north of Heilongjiang Province and many homes are still without power this morning. The storm hit at about9 p.m. and some people were trapped in their cars. Right now, firemen are working hard to help them. We will keep reporting on this developing situation. Bush fires in Australia Bush fires hit parts of Australia yesterday. Hot temperatures, no rain and high winds are increasing the size and power of the bush fires. The bush fires may burn millions of square metres of land and destroy thousands of homes before they are put out. So far five people are dead, including a fireman. Many animals died too. “The dangers of bush fires are real. Everyone nearby should stay at home," said an officer. Read and answer Daniel is reading two online news reports about natural disasters. Read the reports with him and answer the questions below. Do natural disasters happen more often in certain places? Give your reasons. Match the words with the right meaning without power in north of…… up to high winds put out 达到 扑灭 停电 在……北边 至今 so far 强风 Listening Daniel is listening to a talk on how to stay safe in natural disasters. Listen with him and complete the notes below. Staying safe in natural disasters Flood: Get to (1)_ and stay there. Don’t get close to or even (2)_ the water. Typhoon: Go inside the nearest (3) _. It is (4)_ to be outside. Earthquake: Go outside as soon as possible. If you can’t stay under (5)_ or table. Don’t stand near a (6)_ 插入听力链接和答案动画 Listening 插入听力链接和答案动画 Amy and Daniel are talking about how to stay safe in emergencies. Listen to their conversation and complete the notes below. If your building is on fire: Try to (1) _ the building as soon as possible. Cover your (2) _ with a wet piece of cloth. Stay low to the ground. Find a safe place to stay and (3) _ if you can’t get out. Don’t (4) _ into a building on fire. If you see a car accident: Make a(n) (5) _ as soon as possible. Check if people in the cars are (6) _. Don’t move people if they are (7) _. Put emergency signs around the (8) _. Amy is writing a blog post on how to stay safe in natural disasters and emergencies. Help her complete it below with the information in Parts B1 and B2. Writing 根据听力材料,插入答案动画 Stay safe Have you ever thought about how to stay safe in natural disasters and emergencies? Well, if you are in a flood, you should go outside and get to (1) _, away from the water. However, if you are in a typhoon, you should go (2) _. It is dangerous to (3) _ in the typhoon because you could get hit by something. In an earthquake, if you can’t get out quickly, stay under a (4) _. And don’t stand near a window as you could get hurt. If you are in a building on fire, you should (5) _. To protect yourself from the thick smoke, you can (6) _ with a wet piece of cloth. If you see a car accident, you should make a(n) (7) _ as soon as possible. Check if people in the cars are OK and don’t move them if they are badly hurt. It is also helpful to place (8) _ around the cars to avoid another accident. When the emergency or natural disaster comes, we should know how to do to save our life and reduce the damage. Talking Millie and Daniel are talking about first aid. Work in pairs and discuss what we should do to deal with emergencies. Use the conversation below as a model. Millie: We may hurt ourselves when cooking. Do you know what to do first if we cut ourselves? Daniel: Sure. First clean the wound. Millie: I see. What should I do if it’s bleeding? Daniel: Tie a clean piece of cloth round the wound, and press it firmly for 10 to 15 minutes. Millie: What should I do if I can’t stop the bleeding? Daniel: If it’s serious, you should go and see a doctor right away. Millie: All right. Thanks. Tips: You can lead the conversation by asking some questions. Discussion Two students in a group talk about a kind of emergency or natural disasters. Give you some clues. step1:search more information step2:draw a mind-map or pictures to introduce the reson and harm step3:give suggestions on how to protect themselves steap4:give a report Check your presentation Present your poster to the class. language correct form(形式正确) accurate meaning(意义精确) proper use(使用恰当) poster design creativity(创意) performance confidence(自信) OK Good Excellent 表演过后让学生进行投票 Live in harmony with all things and make the world a better place. put out 意为 “扑灭”。 millions of 意为“数百万的”,当million前有具体数字时,要去掉 “s” 和 “of”, 例如 two million people,同样用法的还有“hundred”、“thousand” 常见例句: There are millions of flowers in the garden. 在公园里有上百万的花。 1. The bush fires will burn millions of square metres of land and destroy thousands of homes before they are put out. 丛林大火将在被扑灭前烧毁数百万平方米的土地和数千座房屋。 2. Don’t get close to the water.不要靠近水。 get close to“靠近……”。 常见例句: Honey, don’t get close to the pond. 宝贝,不要接近那个池塘。 3. Go outside as soon as possible. 尽快出去。 as + 形容词/副词 + as possible:表示尽可能地达到某种程度或方式。 常见例句: We need to get it back as quickly as possible. 我们需要尽快把它拿回来。 He tried to be as polite as possible. 他尽量表现得有礼貌。 填空题(用without power; high winds; so far; up to; in the north of; as…as possible; get close to; if; put out填空) Beijing is located _ China. The city has been _ for several hours due to the storm. You can take _ three books from the library. The area is experiencing _ today. The firefighters managed to _ the fire before it spread. _, we have received no response from the company. The police advise the public not to _ the crime scene. Please complete the task _. _ it rains tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic. in the north of without power up to high winds put off So far get close to as fast as possible If 如果天气好,我们明天就去公园。 由于强风,许多树木被吹倒了。 如果你没有电,可以联系当地的电力公司。 消防员用了两个小时才把火扑灭。 If the weather is good, we will go to the park tomorrow. Many trees were blown down due to high winds. If you are without power, you can contact the local power company. It took the firemen two hours to put out the fire. 翻译题 We should stay low to the ground in a fire. (改为祈使句) If it is a serious accident, you should see a doctor right away. (改为同义句)。 Bush fires hit parts of Australia yesterday. (改为一般疑问句)。 Stay low to the ground in a fire. If it is a serious accident, you should see a doctor at once. Did bush fires hit parts of Australia yesterday? 句型转换 Try to make a vlog about your report. Basic homework Practical homework Listen and repeat the words and sentences. Search more information about how to protect ourselves from disaters and accidents. Extended homework Lavf58.29.100 Bilibili VXCode Swarm Transcoder v0.6.6 null 92918.805 $