Unit 5 Nature's Temper 第6课时　Section B(Project & Reflecting) 课件 -2025-2026学年人教版八年级英语下册

该初中英语课件围绕“自然灾害”主题，涵盖灾害描述、影响及应对措施。课堂以“全民防灾系列动画之洪涝来了”视频导入，通过Project环节的小组链故事活动（如野火或暴风雪故事续写）搭建学习支架，衔接语言知识与实际情境运用。 其亮点在于融合项目式学习与拓展阅读，通过小组合作编故事（如野火故事续写）提升语言能力，阅读“风暴追逐者”案例培养思维品质（分析危险工作的意义），反思问题促进学习能力。学生在实践中增强语言表达与合作能力，教师可借助多样化活动素材提升教学实效。

自然灾害全民防灾系列动画之洪涝来了。很久很久以前，巨龙突然出现。特别报道，我市将迎来史诗级特大强降雨，各位市民做好防范措施。我长大了吧。我的大西瓜。我。熊大。快上来。我的西瓜得赶紧捞起来，咱现在。遇到洪涝灾害，不要留恋财物。嘿嘿嘿嘿嘿嘿救命，羊跳跳，我们来救你了。你先把隔壁的电源开关切断，以免触电，然后划水过来我们这边。嘿。鼠松松，快上来。嘿。鼠松松。洪涝避险时，跑到积水里会有各种危险。你看。来，咱们救人要紧。谢谢小可爱。遇到强降雨导致城市道路积水时，尽量不要外出，就近在室内避险，并注意收听收看应急信息和气象预警。居住在各类危旧住房、工棚、低洼地区的群众，随时准备转移撤离时，不要留恋财物，可适量携带存和银行卡、有效证件等小件贵重物品以及必要的生活用品和食品。低洼处住宅可在门口放置挡水板、沙袋等，将不能进水的电器、家具移到高处。一旦积水漫进室内，应及时切断电源，防止积水触电伤人。当短时降水量很大时，路面迅速积水后，仅凭路面的水流情况无法判断积水深浅，存在坠入下水道、设备漏电的风险。步行外出时要远离河道和地势低洼区域，绕道避开积水区域，切勿以身试险。在地下商场、地下车站遇到积水涌入，工作人员应第一时间切电，并打开应急灯，组织在线群众从应急出口有序撤离。 Unit 5　 Nature's Temper 第六课时　Section B (Project & Reflecting) 人教版 八年级 英语（下） 1 Lead in Work in a group to make a chain story about a wildfire or a snowstorm. Read the introductions of the two stories. 4a During the hot and dry summer last year, my family experienced the first natural disaster of our lives. We were hiking in the mountains when lightning flashed across the sky. The sky got darker and darker. And then we realized that we weren’t looking at clouds. It was smoke! There was a wildfire! * Project Last winter, my family had a terrifying experience. It started one evening while we were enjoying a quiet night at home. My parents were watching TV while my brother was doing his homework. I, on the other hand, was glued to my bedroom window. Thick snow was falling and the world outside was growing whiter and whiter. Choose one introduction and continue the story. Take turns to add one or two sentences. You can use the example below to help you. 4b A: “Look!” my brother shouted. “I can see the fire over there!” B: I had my phone out. I was ready to call for help. C: My dad … 5 4c Write down your story and improve it. Choose one member to tell the story to the class. Vote for the best chain story. During the hot and dry summer last year, my family experienced the first natural disaster of our lives. We were hiking in the mountains when lightning flashed across the sky. The sky got darker and darker. And then we realized that we weren’t looking at clouds. It was smoke! There was a wildfire! “Look!” my brother shouted. “I can see the fire over there!” I had my phone out. I was ready to call for help. My dad shouted, “Wildfire! Let’s run back!” My mother shouted, “Be quick! And be careful!” My father called the firefighters and told them that a wild fire had broken out here. Then we ran down the mountains. At last, we were safe. And the firefights came, they put out the fire. Sample * Reading Plus Storm Chasing: A Dangerous but Important Job Are you afraid of big storms? Many people are. But did you know some people go out to chase tornadoes? Such storms can hit suddenly and move very quickly, so storm chasers always have to be prepared. be afraid of 害怕 追逐龙卷风 突然来袭 When a tornado is about to hit, professional storm chasers try and get close to it to collect important information. Storm chaser Tim Samaras designed and built many different instruments for studying tornadoes. Throughout his career, the engineer chased down more than 120 tornadoes. Often, he filmed the storms while they were happening just a few kilometres away. During a storm, storm chasers put special equipment in the way of the tornado. The equipment collects information about things such as wind speed and air pressure. This helps scientists to make better forecasts. It can even help people understand how powerful the winds can be, and as a result, change how we build our houses. 收集信息 做出更好的预报 因此 Storm chasing can be exciting, but also very dangerous. The storm chasers' knowledge and experience are not always enough to keep them safe. On 31 May 2013, Samaras and his team were chasing the El Reno tornado in Oklahoma, USA. To their surprise, the tornado behaved in an unexpected way. It grew rapidly and changed its speed and direction. to one’s surprise 令某人惊讶的是…… On that terrible day, the largest tornado ever recorded appeared. It was 4.2 kilometres wide and had winds topping 480 kilometres per hour. While the tornado was moving towards them, Samaras and his team were driving as fast as they could. Sadly, when the tornado hit their car, it threw their car into the air like a toy. All three men in the car died. The story of Tim Samaras is very sad, but his work continues to play an important role in weather science. Though storm chasing remains a dangerous job, the goal of storm chasers is to learn more about storms to keep people safe. For people like Samaras, that goal makes it all worth it. 在…… 中起重要作用 Read the text and complete the summary. 1 A tornado is a type of storm. It can hit ________and move very quickly. Storm chasers get close to tornadoes to collect important ____________ . This can help scientists to make better ________ . It can also change how people build ________ . However, storm chasing can be a very __________ job. In 2013, Tim Samaras and his team _______ when they were chasing the El Reno tornado. But storm chasers today continue to do such work. Their goal is to keep people ________. suddenly information forecasts houses dangerous died safe Discuss the questions. 2 1. What do you think of Tim Samaras's job as a storm chaser? I think his job is very dangerous but also very important. Although it may cost people's lives, it helps scientists learn more about tornadoes and keep people safe. So it is meaningful work. 2. What do you need to be a good storm chaser? To be a good storm chaser, we need to have rich knowledge about weather. Also, we must be brave enough and have a lot of experience. Besides, we need to be careful and prepared. 3. Do you know of any other dangerous jobs? Why do people do them? Yes, I do. For example, firefighters or deep-sea divers. People do these jobs because they are responsible. They want to protect others or help people in need. They also feel proud to do such important work. Reflecting 1. Can you name different natural disasters and talk about their impacts? 2. Can you describe people's actions before, during, and after a natural disaster? 3. Can you talk about what you were doing during an event in the past? 4. How should we prepare for and stay safe in bad weather or natural disasters? Nature is both a kind mother and a cold-blooded killer. Homework 1．Research one natural disaster and write a short factual paragraph about it. 2．Create a story map of your group's chain story，showing the main events and characters. Lavf57.71.100 Packed by Bilibili XCoder v2.0.2 null 148752.0 $Storm chasing a dangerous but important job. Are you afraid of big storms? Many people are. But did you know some people go out to chase or naos? Such storms can hit suddenly and move very quickly. So storm chases always have to be prepared when a toronto is about to hit. 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