Unit5 Saving animals in danger Listening & Speaking 课件 2025-2026学年沪教版八年级英语下册

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学段 初中
学科 英语
教材版本 初中英语沪教版八年级下册
年级 八年级
章节 Speaking,Listening
类型 课件
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使用场景 同步教学-新授课
学年 2026-2027
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该初中英语课件围绕“濒危动物保护”主题,通过听力理解与口语表达训练,帮助学生掌握相关核心词汇与句型。课堂导入采用90秒熊猫花花英语视频激发兴趣,Pre-listening通过问题链激活已知,While-listening以预测和填空搭建听力支架,Post-listening用思维导图梳理信息,Speaking通过对话与角色扮演实现语言输出,形成连贯学习支架。 其亮点在于融合文化意识与思维品质,以熊猫为文化载体,结合WWF、奥运会吉祥物渗透家国情怀,通过思维导图、小组讨论培养分析能力,语言能力方面聚焦模态动词功能教学,如“动物发言人”任务让学生综合运用语言。学生提升跨文化沟通与问题解决能力,教师获得结构化教学流程与分层活动设计支持。

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Name, chang hawa, age, five years old, gender, female hometown, chengdu education. anhang holds AP, H. D in kindergarten sciences. Yes, he majored in eating bamboo, climbing trees in sun, soap, napping. Yp, our girl had AP, H. D before SHE even turned five pure panda excEllence. Thanks to her sweet personality and peacemaking spirit, she's famous for stepping in when her panda pals, Baker wala, was chosen as the official panda representative at the chengdu research base of giant panda breeding. That's a huge deal in the pan da world in twenty twenty three, with her irresistably round face and peaceful charm, SHE became the promotional ambassador the summer university in chengdu, bringing panda powered positivity to the global stage in two thousand and twenty four wahawa wild the nation as ACCCTVS. That same year, IT was revealed that every haha, a inspired tourists brought over one thousand seventy five year to chengdu economy. That's some serious full fuel impact. Naturally, he was appointed on every director of chengdu culture and tourism buro. And now in twenty twenty five s magic goes global. She's been named the union pay global payment ambassador, representing china abroad and spreading adorable panda lives and chinese culture . around the world. If there is one animal that lives up to the saying you are what you eat, it's probably the giant panda. What giant pandas eat affects many different parts of their lives. For one, giant pandas have to eat and eat and eat. Pandas can spend more than half of each day eating. This is because pandas mostly eat bamboo, which is a giant woody grass. Bamboo is a very poor source of nutrition for panda, as it's low in protein and high in fiber, a material which is very difficult to digest since ninety nine percent of a pandas diet is bamboo, pandas need to eat a lot of IT nine to eighteen kilograms a day, and has also have tiny cubs because of their poor diet. Baby pandas are born blind, helpless and tiny. They weigh just one hundred forty grams, and they're about one thousand the size of their mother. No other mammals. Babies are born so much small than the adult of its species. This two is partly due to their bamboo diet. But once born, panda coves grow quickly. One year old pandas can weigh about forty five kilograms. Pandas, black and White fur may help them camel flush. Once again, we can look at a panda's diet to help understand why it's fur is the color IT is in winter, many animals lose their darker r fur and grow White fur. But sense, pandas are always moving around in search of bamboo. They can change their first quickly enough to match their background like other animals. So being both black and White may help them to hide in snow, as well as among the dark leaves of the forest. In the past, pandas lived in and traveled across much larger areas of land and faced multiple predators, so at the time, they may have relied more on their black and White camfed sh. Today, however, the main threat dependence is not from predators, but rather from a loss of bamboo. Human development has driven wild pandas into the mountains away from their usual habitats and the bamboo they need. Climate change also threatens more than a third of the bamboo habitat that pandas rely on. The good news is that the giant panda is no longer classified as endangered, only vulnerable. Today, about one thousand eight hundred and fifty pandas remain in the wild in china, an increase of seventeen percent over the past decade. Unit5 Saving animals in danger Listening & Speaking (沪教版2024)八年级 下 1 Learning objectives 0 Lead in Pre-listening 2 While-listening Post-listening 4 Speaking Assessment 6 Summary 1 3 5 7 Homework 6 By the end of the lesson, I will be able to... 1 2 3 understand key information about endangered animals from listening; use core words and sentences to talk about protection measures; discuss an animal protection plan with a partner. 00 Learning objectives 01 Lead in Watch the video. Home Food Q: What do you know about giant pandas? Look like bamboo, apples, carrots Black and white Sichuan What else do you know ahout me? Look and answer. Pre-reading 02 Look and answer. Q: Do you know of any organization / event that has a panda in its logo or as a mascot? Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics China Wildlife Conservation Association Chengdu Universiade 2021 WWF (World Wildlife Fund) 1961 Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Pre-reading 02 Look and answer. Q: Do you know how the giant panda is protected in China today? Build nature reserves Make strict laws against hunting Do scientific breeding research Spread public protection awareness Protect bamboo forests Pre-reading 02 This question is about the main idea of the podcast. You should pay attention to the first and the last paragraph. Listen and complete. 2 Listen to the podcast and complete the sentence. The podcast is about ______________________________________. the efforts to save the giant panda While-listening 03 Look and predict. The giant panda is loved around the world. For example, the logo of the WWF and the official mascot of (1) ________________________ are both giant pandas. The number of giant pandas in China was about (2) __________ in 1980. Now, there are about (3)__________ in the country. There are three main ways of saving the giant panda: (4)________________________ of the giant panda (The Giant Panda National Park was founded in the year (5) __________.) bring pandas to breeding centres to make sure that (6)________________________, and then (7) ________________________. (8) ________________________________ Look at the notes and predict the content. 大型赛事 / 活动名 例:the Olympic Games number 例:thousand… number 例:thousand… 保护措施短语 例:Build national parks 年份-例:2020 短句例:they are safe 保护措施短语 例:send them to the wild 例:Stop hunting Pre-reading 02 Listen and fill. The giant panda is loved around the world. For example, the logo of the WWF and the official mascot of (1) ________________________ are both giant pandas. The number of giant pandas in China was about (2) __________ in 1980. Now, there are about (3)__________ in the country. There are three main ways of saving the giant panda: (4)________________________ of the giant panda (The Giant Panda National Park was founded in the year (5) __________.) bring pandas to breeding centres to make sure that (6)________________________, and then (7) ________________________. (8) ________________________________ Listen again and fill in the blanks. the 2022 Winter Olympics 1,114 1,870 protect the home 2021 they have babies set them free in the forest make laws to protect pandas While-reading 03 Audio script Good afternoon. Welcome to the Humans and Wildlife Podcast. Today, we’re going to share stories about the efforts to save the giant panda. The giant panda isn’t just a national treasure in China. With its unusual black and white coat, it is loved around the world. For example, the logo of the WWF—the World Wildlife Fund, one of the world’s leading organizations in wildlife conservation—is a giant panda. Bing Dwen Dwen, the official mascot of the 2022 Winter Olympics, is another famous panda. Until 2016, the giant panda was on the Endangered Species List. In 1980, there were only around 1,114 giant pandas in China. However, after decades of conservation efforts, the wild panda population is finally growing again. Now, there are about 1,870 pandas in the country. China’s conservation programme has been an amazing success. There is now hope for the giant panda. Over the past few decades, scientists have tried to save the giant panda from dying out. There are three main ways of doing this. The first way is to protect the home of the giant panda. Many panda reserves have been set up. In 2021, the Giant Panda National Park was founded. The second way is to bring pandas to breeding centres to make sure they have babies. When the baby pandas grow up, scientists set them free in the forest. The third way is for the government to make laws to protect pandas. The growing number of giant pandas in the wild shows that these different ways have worked very well. Although the situation is better than before, giant pandas still face many dangers, mostly due to climate change. So, we need to continue to protect them. Post-listening 04 Listen and read. Audio script Good afternoon. Welcome to the Humans and Wildlife Podcast. Today, we’re going to share stories about the efforts to save the giant panda. The giant panda isn’t just a national treasure in China. With its unusual black and white coat, it is loved around the world. For example, the logo of the WWF—the World Wildlife Fund, one of the world’s leading organizations in wildlife conservation—is a giant panda. Bing Dwen Dwen, the official mascot of the 2022 Winter Olympics, is another famous panda. Until 2016, the giant panda was on the Endangered Species List. In 1980, there were only around 1,114 giant pandas in China. However, after decades of conservation efforts, the wild panda population is finally growing again. Now, there are about 1,870 pandas in the country. China’s conservation programme has been an amazing success. There is now hope for the giant panda. Over the past few decades, scientists have tried to save the giant panda from dying out. There are three main ways of doing this. The first way is to protect the home of the giant panda. Many panda reserves have been set up. In 2021, the Giant Panda National Park was founded. The second way is to bring pandas to breeding centres to make sure they have babies. When the baby pandas grow up, scientists set them free in the forest. The third way is for the government to make laws to protect pandas. The growing number of giant pandas in the wild shows that these different ways have worked very well. Although the situation is better than before, giant pandas still face many dangers, mostly due to climate change. So, we need to continue to protect them. Post-listening 04 Read and answer. Q: What type of text is it? Narrative (记叙文)      Expository (说明文)     Argumentative (议论文) Q: How does the speaker provide information about pandas? Bing Dwen Dwen is the mascot of the 2022 ______ Olympics. In 1980, there were only about 1,114 pandas in China. Now the number is about ______. The first way to protect pandas is to protect their ______. The second way is to set up breeding centres to help pandas have ______. The third way is for the government to make ______. Post-listening 04 Read and answer. Read and fill. Audio script Good afternoon. Welcome to the Humans and Wildlife Podcast. Today, we’re going to share stories about the efforts to save the giant panda. The giant panda isn’t just a national treasure in China. With its unusual black and white coat, it is loved around the world. For example, the logo of the WWF—the World Wildlife Fund, one of the world’s leading organizations in wildlife conservation—is a giant panda. Bing Dwen Dwen, the official mascot of the 2022 Winter Olympics, is another famous panda. Until 2016, the giant panda was on the Endangered Species List. In 1980, there were only around 1,114 giant pandas in China. However, after decades of conservation efforts, the wild panda population is finally growing again. Now, there are about 1,870 pandas in the country. China’s conservation programme has been an amazing success. There is now hope for the giant panda. Over the past few decades, scientists have tried to save the giant panda from dying out. There are three main ways of doing this. The first way is to protect the home of the giant panda. Many panda reserves have been set up. In 2021, the Giant Panda National Park was founded. The second way is to bring pandas to breeding centres to make sure they have babies. When the baby pandas grow up, scientists set them free in the forest. The third way is for the government to make laws to protect pandas. The growing number of giant pandas in the wild shows that these different ways have worked very well. Although the situation is better than before, giant pandas still face many dangers, mostly due to climate change. So, we need to continue to protect them. Winter 1,870 home babies laws Loved by people all around the world Pandas then and now Ways of saving the giant panda The logo of ... The official mascot of … In 1980, … Now, … Protect the home of ... Bring pandas to … Make laws to … We can also ... Post-listening 04 Draw a mind map. 4 Have you visited the giant panda reserve in Chengdu? If you have, what did you see and learn there? If you have not, what do you expect to see and learn there? Post-listening 04 Discuss in groups. Yes, I have. I saw ______ and ______.I learned that we should ______. No, I haven’t. I expect to see ______.I want to learn ______. saw: cute pandas /bamboo eating /baby pandas learned: protect their home /love wild animals see: lovely pandas /green bamboo forests learn: how people protect pandas Thanks to China’s efforts, giant pandas are no longer endangered(濒危). Now, the giant panda is listed as a vulnerable species(易危物种). Two students are talking about animal protection. Speaking 05 Q: Why shouldn't we throw rubbish into the sea? A: Because plastic rubbish can___________________. Q: What should we ask factories to do? A: We should ask them to___________________________. Q: What will happen if factories break the law? A: The government will____________________. Speaking 05 Listen and answer. kill sea animals stop polluting the sea punish them S1: What should we do to protect some sea animals in danger? S2: We must keep the oceans clean. For example, we mustn’t throw rubbish into the sea when we are on the beach. Plastic rubbish can kill sea animals. S1: What else should we do? S2: We should write to factories and ask them to stop polluting the sea. And if they break the law, the government should punish them. S1: Good idea! Speaking 05 Read and underline. Read the dialogue and learn how to talk about obligations. Pay attention to the expressions in blue. 寻求建议 (Asking for advice) 提出建议 (Giving advice) 接受建议 (Accepting suggestions) Speaking 05 Read the dialogue and learn how to talk about obligations. Pay attention to the expressions in blue. 寻求建议 (Asking for advice) 提出建议 (Giving advice) 接受建议 (Accepting suggestions) S1: ... How can I...? S1: ... What do you think I should do? S1: That’s a good suggestion! S1: That’s a good idea! S1: Thank you! S2: I think you should... S2: You’d better ... S3: Why don’t you try...? / Why not...? S3: If I were you, I would ... Read and underline. Speaking 05 Read and learn. obligations What words do the students use to talk about obligations? Modal verbs like “should” and “must”. Affirmative 肯定 Negative 否定 Difference 区别 Examples 例句 should 应该 should not/shouldn’t 不应该 在表示义务或责任时,should比must语气略轻一些。 You should be quiet in the library. You shouldn’t get up so late. must 必须 must not/mustn’t 禁止 They must finish the work today. You mustn’t play with fire. Speaking 05 Read and learn. obligations Tip You must do something. → It is necessary / important for you to do something. You mustn’t do something. → It is wrong of you to do something. You should do something. → It is right for you to do something. You must do something. You mustn’t do something. You should do something. Speaking 05 Read and say. obligations How to protect the sea animals? eg: We must keep the oceans clean. eg: We should write to factories and ask them to stop polluting the sea. eg: We mustn’t throw rubbish into the sea. It is important for us to keep the oceans clean. It is right for us to write to factories and ask them to stop polluting the sea. It is wrong for us to throw rubbish into the sea. Speaking 05 Read and say. obligations How to protect the sea animals? Protect the home of ... Bring pandas to … Make laws to … We must ... / It is important to ... We should ... / It is necessary to ... We should ... / It is right to ... Speaking 05 Read and say. obligations How to protect the sea animals? Set up … We need to ... / We have to... Animals Dangers they face Ways to protect them Giant panda climate change, habitat loss, … l Protect the home of the giant panda. l Bring pandas to breeding centres. l Make laws to protect pandas. African lion     Asian elephant     Polar bear     Red-crowned crane     South China tiger   Speaking 05 Work in pairs. Choose one animal from Exercise 1 on page 68 and discuss what we can do to protect it. Speaking 05 Work in pairs. Choose one animal from Exercise 1 on page 68 and discuss what we can do to protect it. Use the questions below to help you. Q: Which animal are you going to talk about? Q: What dangers does it face? Q: How should we protect it? We are going to talk about ______. It faces _____________________. We should ______. / We must ______. / We mustn’t ______. I am a ... Imagine you are an animal in danger. Give a short speech and explain who you are, and what humans can do to protect your species. Talk about the points below. Speaking 05 An animal spokesperson. Habitat Food Life Threats How to protect the species … giant panda bamboo forests in China bamboo live in groups, slow-moving habitat loss, climate change build national parks, set up breeding centres Show time Talk clearly (内容清晰) Pronunciation(发音标准) Body language(使用肢体语言) Fluently(流利的) Reasonable(理由合理) Grade and share: The words we have learned 一、根据首字母或汉语提示补全单词 Many wild animals are in d___________ because of human activities. We should protect the h___________ (栖息地) of animals to help them survive. Illegal h___________ (捕猎) is one of the main reasons for animal extinction. The government plans to s___________ (建立) more nature reserves for giant pandas. Pollution is h___________ (有害的) to both animals and humans. Summary 06 anger abitat unting et up armful The phrases we have learned ​二、英汉互译 濒危动物 _____________________________________ 自然保护区 _____________________________________ 制定法律 _____________________________________ break the law _____________________________________ nature reserve _____________________________________ Summary 06 endangered animals nature reserve make laws 违反法律 / 犯法 自然保护区 The sentences we have learned ​​三、句子翻译 海龟的生存环境正受到海洋污染的严重破坏。 _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ 我们必须拒绝购买动物制品,保护濒危物种。 _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ 建立自然保护区是保护野生动物的有效方式。 _______________________________________________________________ 许多动物因为栖息地丧失而无法生存。 _______________________________________________________________ Summary 06 The living environment of turtles is seriously damaged by ocean pollution. We must refuse to buy animal products and protect endangered species. Setting up nature reserves is an effective way to protect wild animals. Many animals cannot survive because of habitat loss. 四、用短文内的单词或短语完成句子 People should ___________ (采取行动) to stop illegal hunting. The ___________ (濒危的) rhinos need our protection badly. We can help animals by ________________ (节约资源) and reducing pollution. Factories mustn’t ___________ (污染) the sea, because plastic rubbish kills sea animals. We should ___________ (写信给) factories and ask them to stop polluting. The sentences we have learned Summary 06 take action endangered saving resources pollute write to Assessment 07 Self-assessment I can understand key information about endangered animals from listening. I can use core words and sentences to talk about protection measures. I can discuss an animal protection plan with a partner. Basic (基础) Improving(提升) Extend (拓展) Homework 08 复述听力材料中关于濒危动物的核心信息(现状、原因、保护措施)。 根据课堂辩论议题,写一段 80 词左右的短文,表达自己的观点并说明理由。 查找一种中国特有濒危动物(如朱鹮、藏羚羊)的保护案例,用英文记录 1-2 个关键保护措施。 Lavf59.14.100 Blues 185949.92 Lavf59.14.100 Blues 34063.887 $

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