Unit 3 Conservation 补充阅读理解练习 导学案-2025-2026学年高中英语北师大版选择性必修第一册

Minnesota teens are fighting climate anxiety with action. Early on a saturday morning in minnesota, a group of teenagers gathered at the edge of a large, wooded, hilly land. They were robotics lovers, promising scientists, artists and athletes. What they shared was a desire for hands on conservation work, a meaningful response for many of them to their worries about climate change. Cool, said sophie person, the group 6 year old leader who faced the crowd with a wide smile。Lets get started. The students were organized by the Green crew, an environmental group founded by seventeen year old hand stock ard bari. The organization seeks to help a generation that has grown up under the threat of climate change channel their fears into practical action. On this day, that meant pulling harmful plants, restoring paths and working on other projects. Since its founding three years ago, the Green crew has grown into a network of about fifty students from several high schools that draw hundreds of volunteers, and more people are expected to join in the projects that are designed, planned and Carried out by teenagers with some help from adults. So far, the teenagers have completed many projects hanna is most proud of, one where SHE organized three hundred volunteers to plant eighty three trees over two days. IT feels like i'm not just sitting around and doing nothing, hanna said. IT gives me hope. Beside a path leading down to the minnesota river, Simon mik, fourteen, stood on a hill in a White hard at on that saturday, his father, Scott meek, had joined him for the clean up. My dad's always telling me what to do, but today he listened to me very well, Simon said. In a red barn, alex rosa ski sixteen LED volunteers through the process of growing mushrooms. Fungus is my thing, alex said, a passion he developed years ago. Through the Green crew, he found a way to share IT with others. I can't really hold myself back from talking about mushrooms, alex said at the end of the work day, the volunteers gathered to consider their progress for these teenagers, however, the day was more than just a checklist of finished projects. They had a chance to build connection and find hope in the face of a changing planet. Did everybody have fun? Hand is. Father asked, yeah came the answer, of course, of voices speaking as one. Minnesota teens are fighting climate anxiety with action Early on a Saturday morning in Minnesota, a group of teenagers gathered at the edge of a large wooded, hilly land. They were robotics lovers, promising scientists, artists and athletes. What they shared was a desire for hands-on conservation work, a meaningful response for many of them to their worries about climate change. “Cool,” said Sophia Peterson, the group’s 18-year-old leader, who faced the crowd with a wide smile. “Let’s get started.” The students were organized by the Green Crew, an environmental group founded by 17-year-old Hannah Stockert Barisonzi. The organization seeks to help a generation that has grown up under the threat of climate change channel their fears into practical action. On this day, that meant pulling harmful plants, restoring paths and working on other projects. Since its founding three years ago, the Green Crew has grown into a network of about 50 students from several high schools that draw hundreds of volunteers. And more people are expected to join in the projects that are designed, planned and carried out by teenagers, with some help from adults. So far, the teenagers have completed many projects. Hannah is most proud of one where she organized 300 volunteers to plant 83 trees over two days. “It feels like I’m not just sitting around and doing nothing,” Hannah said. “It gives me hope.” Beside a path leading down to the Minnesota River, Simon Meek, 14, stood on a hill in a white hard hat. On that Saturday, his father, Scott Meek, had joined him for the cleanup. “My dad’s always telling me what to do. But today, he listened to me very well,” Simon said. In a red barn, Alex Rozumalski, 16, led volunteers through the process of growing mushrooms. “Fungus is my thing,” Alex said, a passion he developed years ago. Through the Green Crew, he found a way to share it with others. “I can’t really hold myself back from talking about mushrooms,” Alex said. At the end of the workday, the volunteers gathered to consider their progress. For these teenagers, however, the day was more than just a checklist of finished projects. They had a chance to build connection and find hope in the face of a changing planet. “Did everybody have fun?” Hannah’s father asked. “Yeah!” came the answer, a chorus of voices speaking as one. 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ Minnesota teens are fighting climate anxiety with action GETTING STARTED Directions: Discuss the following questions. 1. Do you have climate anxiety? Why or why not? 2. If you do have climate anxiety, what do you do with it? DIGGING IN 重点结构 1. What they shared was a desire for hands-on conservation work, a meaningful response for many of them to their worries about climate change. 2. The students were organized by the Green Crew, an environmental group founded by 17-year-old Hannah Stockert Barisonzi. 3. Hannah is most proud of one where she organized 300 volunteers to plant 83 trees over two days. 4. For these teenagers, however, the day was more than just a checklist of finished projects. I. Directions: Read the text and complete the table. Event Who: a group of teenagers Where: on a large 1. __________, hilly land What: hands-on 2. __________ work Organizer The Green Crew: ·a(n) 3. __________ group founded by Hannah Stockert Barisonzi ·seeking to help the younger generation to channel their climate fears into practical action through diverse 4. __________ ·now a network of high school students, drawing hundreds of 5. __________ Comments Simon Meek: Excited to have his dad working under him Alex Rozumalski: Glad to share his 6. __________ with others All the attendees: Having great fun II. Directions: Select the proper phrase and make any necessary changes to complete the text. practical action, carry out, hold oneself back In the process of pursuing a dream, you often have to 1. ____________________ from the thought of giving up when facing pressure or doubt. Rather than staying at the level of ideas, what really matters is taking 2. ____________________ and turning goals into daily efforts. Many students seek to achieve something meaningful for their future, but only those who are willing to 3. ____________________ their plans step by step can truly move closer to their dreams. FURTHER EXPLORATION The Green Crew officially began as a program of the Minnesota Valley Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America, one of the country’s oldest conservation organizations, with Joseph Barisonzi, Hannah’s father, as its adviser. The idea emerged in 2021 from a conversation between Mr. Barisonzi and his then-13-year-old daughter, Hannah. She was deeply worried about the effects of climate change, and was upset by the lack of opportunities for young people who wanted to help the environment. During a car ride to summer camp, the two began brainstorming a new way for students to engage in hands-on conservation work. By the time they arrived, they had a plan. “I know it sounds a little silly, but it reminds me that if I can do this, and the people around me can do this, then there are people in other places doing it, too,” Hannah said. Keys: DIGGING IN I. 1. wooded 2. conservation 3. environmental 4. projects 5. volunteers 6. passion II. 1. hold yourself back 2. practical action 3. carry out 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ Minnesota teens are fighting climate anxiety with action 词汇清单 edge 边缘 wooded 树木繁茂的 hilly 多山的，丘陵的 robotics 机器人技术 promising 有前途的，有希望的 conservation 环保，保护 meaningful 有意义的 crowd 人群 organize 组织 environmental 环境的 generation 一代人 threat 威胁 channel 引导，疏导 restore修复，恢复 network 网络，团体 volunteer 志愿者 proud 自豪的 hard hat 安全帽 cleanup 清理，清扫 process 过程，流程 mushroom 蘑菇 passion 热情，热爱 progress 进展，进步 checklist 清单，列表 chorus 齐声，合唱 hands-on 亲自动手的，实践的 response to ...对……的回应 seek to do sth.试图做某事 practical action 实际行动 join in 加入，参与 carry out 执行，实施 (be) proud of ...为……感到自豪 hold sb. back from doing sth.阻拦某人做某事 build connection 建立联系 in the face of 面对 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $