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Pages eighty to eighty one reading a volunteering experience Simon is reading . a news feature about a volunteer experience during the beijing twenty twenty two paralympic winter games. Here is the article. a volunt . story at the paralympics. Leaming, a student from a university in beijing, did not know what to expect when he volunteer for the beijing twenty twenty two paralympic winter games. Now he thinks IT is one of the most amazing experiences in his life. It's fantastic to work as a volunteer. He says the paralympic winter games give athletes with different kinds of disabilities a chance to show their confidence and skills to the world. This great international event requires support from lots of volunteers. IT is really nice of them to give up their spare time to help at the event. At the beijing wind to paralympics, there were about nine thousand volunteers. They received the necessary training so that they could provide help and protection for these amazing athletes. Lemming was a guide at the paralympic village. His main job was to help athletes in wheelchairs get on and off the bus and remind them to put their seatbelts on. I saw the athletes every day. IT seem to them that the most important thing was not to win a meddle gold or silver, but to take part in the competition. The paralympic winter games bring people together. Athletes and volunteers from different backgrounds feel like part of one big family. The athletes do their best to show their abilities through sport, while the warm hearted volunteers are ready to offer them support and help make the event a great success. It's great for me to do something for them, their courage, achieve their goals, their love of life and their spirit of never giving up have greatly influenced me slewing.
See, Daniel and Milly are discussing how they can help people in their daily lives working pair and talk about this topic. Use the conversation below as . a model. How can we help people in our daily lives? I have an elderly neighbor. It's difficult for her to work. So I go shopping for her every week is very . kind of you to do. So I think . it's meaningful for Young people like us to help people enough spare time. you're right. And it's easy to volunteer at community centres. At the weekend, I go to my community center to help primary school students with their science projects on saturdays. That's nice.
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AD to read the letter from the students union asking for people's help. there are still away. One of our great known students needs our help. So way is suffering from a serious blood disease and has been absent from school since last month. A necessary Operation would save him, but IT costs over three hundred thousand U. N. cl. Wa's parents are both factory workers. They cannot afford such an expensive Operation. Without this Operation, sales life would be at risk. Let's come together to support sales way. We are organizing a charity sale to raise money next saturday from ten AM to four PM in the school playground. Join us to show their way that he is not alone. If all of us give a helping hand, we can save their way. The students union.
Unit six sunshine for all. Page seventy nine, welcome to the unit. People in need b. Amy and Daniel are talking about how to help people in need work in pair and discuss the people in part a use the conversation below as a model. many people around the world need help. Do governments do anything for them? Yes, they do a lot of things. For example, many governments around the world provide places for homeless people to stay. What about people with disabilities? Do they get help to? Of course, most governments provide different kinds of services to help them live . a full life. That's good to know. Many businesses also help people in need. They usually do so by donating money.
B to judy is talking to Simon on the phone about her experience, listen to their conversation and help Simon . complete his notes. Hi judy, how is your teaching going? great. I'm at a very small school in a village. There are only six . classroom. Really, how many students are there? Fewer than one hundred. Most students live far away. They have to walk for about one hour to get . to school. Wow, that's a very long walk to school. What subjects do you teach? I teach chinese, english and maths. Are you happy to be with . the children? Oh yes, I spend a lot of time with them every day after class, I sometimes teach them songs. I also give them a lot of books they like to read. What do you think of this experience? It's fantastic. It's really meaningful for me to learn more about the western areas of china and help the local children.
Pages eighty seven to ninety integration giving a helping hand . a mili found an article about a volunteer program in china, read IT and answer the questions below. The chinese government offers many different volunteer programs around the country. The gold west program is one of them. IT asks college students to volunteer in china's western areas. This program began in two thousand and three and has grown in popularity every year. More and more students sign up for this program and volunteer for roles in education, health and other fields. IT is amazing to see that many volunteers choose to stay in western china. Young you, a student from a university in nanjing, taught chemistry at a high school in a small town inching high province. He was happy to help the students there. He said, programs like this are very meaningful. I've recommended IT to lots of other college students.
Unit six, page one hundred and thirty eight a one. David is listening to mister wu talking about organizing a donation activity. He has made some notes, listen to the talk and put the sentences in the correct order. Write the numbers one to seven in the boxes. It's great that you're thinking of organizing a donation activity for children in need as a class. Here are some things you have to think about. First, who would you like to support? You should decide as a class, and it's important that everyone agrees. Next, you need to plan your activity very carefully. Ask people to donate money, books, clothes and other things they don't use, but make sure you check them before you try to send them. The things donated should be of good quality. It's also important to find a good place for your door activity so that more people can see you. You can put up posters and tell your friends to come on the day. Another important thing, you should plan a time for all the help us to arrive on the day of the donation activity so that IT can run smoothly. Remember, there's much to do, so don't leave everything till the last minute. Finally, don't forget to tell people how much you raise and where all the money and things will go.
B one, Simon's cousin duty is telling him about a volunteer project. Listen to their conversation and answer the following questions by choosing the correct answers. Where are you going, judy? I'm going to the train station i'm leaving for . and show what benzo in the northwest of china is so far away. What are you going to do there? I'm going to teach in a primary school in the countryside. There sounds great. How did you get the job? I signed up for the go west program. College students like me can volunteer to teach in primary schools in western china. How long will you . stay one year after a year? All come back to complete my studies . one year? That's a long time, I know. but i'm looking forward to helping others, and it's exciting to do something . different. That's true. Good luck. thanks. See you.