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Starting out & Understanding ideas
Unit 3
War and Peace
外研版2019选择性必修第三册
Contents
1. Lead in
2. Pre-Reading
3. While Reading
4. Post Reading
5. Language points
6. Practice
7. Summary
8. Assessment
9. Homework
01. Lead in
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Look at the pictures. What do you see first?
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lead
1. What emotions does this image convey?
2. “Why are the soldiers pushing the boat? What danger might they face?”
Look at the picture. Answer the questions!
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This historic day:D-day
02. Pre-reading
1. What is your understanding of the quotes?
2. Which of the quotes helps you to better
understand the nature of war? Give your
reasons.
3. What is your opinion on war? Come up
with three words or expressions to help
express your opinion.
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Read quotes and answer the questions.
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The supreme art of war is to beat the enemy without fighting.
Sunzi
A good soldier is not violent. A good fighter is not angry. A good winner is not vengeful.
Laozi
善为士者,不武;善战者,不怒;善胜敌者,不与。
不战而屈人之兵,善之善者也。
1. What is your understanding of the quotes?
2. Which of the quotes helps you to better
understand the nature of war? Give your
reasons.
3. What is your opinion on war? Come up
with three words or expressions to help
express your opinion.
lead
Read quotes and answer the questions.
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You cannot prevent and prepare for war at the same time.
Albert Einstein
There never was a good war or a bad peace.
Benjamin Franklin
1. What is your understanding of the quotes?
2. Which of the quotes helps you to better
understand the nature of war? Give your
reasons.
3. What is your opinion on war? Come up
with three words or expressions to help
express your opinion.
lead
Read quotes and answer the questions.
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1. What is your understanding of the quotes?
2. Which of the quotes helps you to better understand the nature of war? Give your reasons.
3. What is your opinion on war? Come up with three words or expressions to help express your opinion.
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Look at the picture and the map and answer the questions.
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What do you think the picture and the map show?
What do you expect to read about in the passage?
Share your ideas with the class.
Prediction
03. While-reading
lead
Now read the passage and check your prediction.
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To introduce the D-Day landings which happened in 1944 and the 70th anniversary of it. The passage describes the background, process and historical significance of the Normandy landings and expresses the memory of the fallen soldiers.
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Match the main ideas to the paragraphs and give your reasons.
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The outcome of the operation
The background information of the operation
The severe casualties on Omaha Beach
The everlasting memory of the soldiers’ brave actions
The initial stage of the operation
The order issued by the Supreme Allied Commander before the operation
The 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings
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lead
What type of text is this passage?
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The background information of the operation
The order issued by the Supreme Allied Commander before the operation
The initial stage of the operation
The severe casualties on Omaha Beach
The outcome of the operation
The 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings
The everlasting memory of the soldiers’ brave actions
background
process
consequence
effect
narration
in order of _________
time
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Now, we’ll dive into this historic day through our text. We’ll explore the soldiers’ courage, the horror of war, and the meaning of peace.
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Organise information from the passage and complete the fact file.
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lead
Organise information from the passage and complete the fact file.
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Date: _____________________________________
Place: _____________________________________
Aim of the operation: ______________________________________________
______________________________________________
to reach the Normandy beaches along about 80 kilometres of French coastline
6 June 1944
the Normandy beaches
The D-Day landings
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Organise information from the passage and complete the fact file.
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Supreme Allied Commander: _______________________
Timeline of the operation:
Spring 1944 Allied troops _________________________
6 June 1944 Start of _____________________________
___________________________________
• dawn: thousands of troops were journeying across ____
________________________________________
General Eisenhower
gathered in large numbers.
the Normandy landings (Operation Overlord)
the English Channel to Normandy
lead
Organise information from the passage and complete the fact file.
05
• mid-morning: hundreds of soldiers __________________
_______________________________________________
August 1944 The Allies liberated Paris and the Germans
_______________________________________________
Outcome of the operation: __________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
lay dead in the water
and amongst the tanks on the beach
were removed from northwest France
despite the high cost in human life, the D-Day landings were a success and were seen widely as the beginning of the end of the Second World War
04. Post-reading
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Let’s have a discuss!
What is the historical significance of the D-Day landings?
What is your understanding of the poem For the Fallen?
How can you use the language you have learnt to describe another event during the Second World War? Share your ideas with the class.
05. Language points
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1. violent
1) She thought that some of them had been laying violent hands on me.
2) He slammed the door with violence.
3) My father was violent to my mother when he was drunk.
4) These modern buildings do violence to the beauty of the old city.
对……行凶;对……下毒手
猛烈地
对……粗暴
损害;污辱;侵害
lead
2. recall
recall doing sth beyond recall
recall that/what/how… recall sb./sth. (to)…
1)John recalled _________ (attend) school with Mary.
2)She recalled _________ he had left early.
3)He has been recalled _______ his old post.
4)她还能清晰地记起学生时代的情景。
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attending
that
to
She can clearly recall her schooldays.
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3. liberate
liberation
liberate sb./sth. (from sth.)
liberation from poverty
Chinese People’s Liberation Army
n. 解放;释放
使……自由;使……摆脱约束
摆脱贫困
中国人民解放军
4. condemn
condemn sb/sth for/as...
condemn sb to sth
condemn sb to sth/to do sth
因……而谴责某人或某事
迫使某人接受困境
判处某人某种刑罚
lead
1. in large numbers _______________
2. in history ________________
3. free … from ________________
4. be set for ________________
5. march to ________________
6. amongst the tanks ________________
7. have full confidence in ___________________
8. nothing less than ___________________
9. at dawn ___________________
10. by parachute ___________________
大规模
在历史上
使……摆脱
(日期)定在
向……进军
在坦克之间
简直是
拂晓
乘降落伞
对……充满信心
06. Summary
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History, if not forgotten, can serve as a guide for the future.
Remembering the history is to create the future;
Remembering the war is to preserve the peace.
07. Assessment
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get the main idea and understand the significance of the text.
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understand the significance of peace.
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learn how to depict the scene of a war and its influence.
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After learning, I can
1-5 scores
08. Homework
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1.Write a 100–120-word diary entry from the perspective of a D-Day soldier on June 6, 1944. Include:
Feelings before the landing
A brief memory of the fighting at Omaha Beach
A wish for peace
2.Find a Chinese literary work (poem, article, or quote) that commemorates soldiers/sacrifices in wars. Write a 40-word comparison with Laurence Binyon’s For the Fallen (from Paragraph 6).
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Dear Diary,
As the boat cut through the choppy English Channel, my hands trembled with fear. I clutched a photo of my little sister and prayed to see her again. Then chaos erupted—bombs rained down, bullets screamed overhead, and comrades beside me fell instantly. At Omaha Beach, I waded through water thick with blood, dodging machine gunfire that cut down soldiers left and right. Miraculously, I survived, but the sight of fallen boys haunts me. I fight not for glory, but to protect my family and free Europe from tyranny.
May this nightmare end, and may peace never fade from the world again.
Thank you
for your listening
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