摘要:
该初中英语课件围绕“Charities”主题,涵盖UNICEF等慈善机构的功能、帮助方式及青少年参与途径。课堂导入通过“已知-未知”支架,从列举慈善机构到阅读UNICEF文章,再到听力理解细节,逐步构建知识脉络,为后续口语讨论和写作输出奠定基础。
其亮点在于融合语言能力与文化意识培养,通过听力填空、阅读问题链提升语言理解与表达,对比国际与中国慈善机构(如中国福利会)增强人类命运共同体意识。写作环节以Alina故事为例,指导“过去-变化-现在-未来”结构,结合时态运用和过渡词训练,培养思维品质。分层作业(句子写作与小组手册制作)兼顾基础与拓展,助力学生提升学习能力,教师可通过清晰评价标准高效开展教学。
内容正文:
Unit 7 Charities
(Integration Ⅰ)
Lead-in
Orbis
WWF
Doctors Without Borders
Save the Children
UNICEF
Reading
UNICEF
What is the article probably about?
Reading
An article about UNICEF
1. Why was UNICEF set up?
2. What does UNICEF provide to children?
It provides clean water and food, education and healthcare to children.
It was set up to help children and young people in difficult situations.
Reading
An article about UNICEF
I think UNICEF could also focus on mental health. Many children go through stressful situations like wars or natural disasters. UNICEF could provide more programmes and training to help children with their feelings and mental well-being.
What else do you think UNICEF can do to help children around the world?
Listening
Listening
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1
5
4
3
Listening
Listening
clean air
safe environment
modern technology
work together
Listening
Read and complete
Everyone should have clean water and food, as well as education and healthcare, but it is hard for children in (1) _______________ to get these things.
Moreover, some parts of the world still face problems like wars or (2) _________ _________. These make it difficult for those children to live in a (3) _______________ and get what they need.
Children in poor areas may also miss out on jobs when they grow up because they have little chance to use (4) _____________________.
Many children need help and support from charities like UNICEF. UNICEF provides poor families with (5) _____________ and enough food. It also helps children receive basic (6) ________. In emergency situations like wars, natural disasters and the (7) _______________ of a virus, UNICEF is always there to support children.
We are lucky to have charities like UNICEF. They are working hard to make the world a better place for children.
poor areas
natural
disasters
safe environment
modern technology
clean water
education
fast spread
Listening
The problems children face
The support UNICEF provides
The importance of charities like UNICEF
1. Raise awareness about children’s issues
among our peers and in our communities.
2. Raise money through school activities.
3. Volunteer our time for related events.
As teenagers, what can we do for UNICEF?
Listening
Speaking
Listen and fill in the blanks.
Name Aspect Details
(1)__________ Founding year (2)___________
Influence It is one of(3) _________________
___________________ charities in China.
Early work It helped people (4) ____________.
Current goals It aims to provide(5)__________
______________to children and women in need.
Special programmes It has special programmes to support children and women (6)________________________.
The China Welfare Institute
In 1938.
the oldest and
most influential
during the war
health care
and education
at home and abroad
Read and think: Is there anything different between the two charities?
Do they have anything in common?
Speaking
The China Welfare Institute
UNICEF
China Children and Teenagers’ Fund
Do you know other charities devoted to helping children in China?
Speaking
Think and talk
Work in pairs and talk about other charities in China.
A: Have you heard about ...?
B: Yes, but .../ Not really. What is it about?
A: It’s a(n)... It was founded in ... It’s one of the ...
B: I know it’s one of ..., but ...
A: In the beginning, it ... It now aims to ...
B: It sounds great!
A: Yes. It has ...
B: That’s really nice. I hope I can ...
Homework
Must do
Write down 3 sentences about a charity you like. Use the following sentence starters if needed:
It was set up in … to help …
… are provided to children in need.
People can support by …
Choose to do
Make a charity brochure in groups. Each student is responsible for one page of the brochure. Each page should include the following information: the name of the charity organization, how it helps, and ways we can offer help.
Unit 7 Charities
(Integration Ⅱ)
Lead-in
What do you know about UNICEF?
Lead-in
What do you know about UNICEF?
It helps children around the world.
It provides clean water and food, education and healthcare to children.
It acts quickly in emergency situations and makes sure that children get help in time.
It is making great progress to create a better world for children.
Who it helps
How it helps
Why it’s important
What will you include in your article?
Alina
Alina’s life in the past (Background)
The change happened to Alina
Alina’s life at present
Alina’s dream in the future
Pre-writing
Where does Alina come from?
What is her family like?
What could she do in the past?
What changed her?
What can she do at present?
What does she hope to do in the future?
Time order
Pre-writing
In the past
(Background)
The change
(An important event)
The result
(What happened next)
The change
(Her dream)
Clear structure
Pre-writing
Why does Alina want to be a teacher?
How does Alina feel now?
She is grateful to UNICEF.
She hopes she can help other people some day.
Well-developed content
Her feelings
Her growth
One good turn deserves another.
Pre-writing
What tense does Millie use?
Simple past tense
Simple present tense
Proper tenses
Pre-writing
How does Millie connect sentences?
Coherent transitions
Pre-writing
Clear structure
Well-developed content
Proper tenses
Coherent transitions
Her feelings
Her growth
Her experiences
she used to ...
A ... officer came to ... and learnt about the conditions of ...
He said it was important for ... to ...
He wanted ... to ...
She wants to become ...
She hopes ...
... so ...
One day, ...
Three weeks later, ...
... in the future.
be grateful to
She hopes she can help other people some day.
What makes a good article?
Pre-writing
While-writing
Name Johan
Country Malawi
Family lives with his parents and three younger sisters;
depends entirely on their small piece of land
In the past often went to bed hungry;
tired and weak all the time
The change a World Food Programme officer visited Johan's village; school to assess the children's health
The result receives a nutritious meal every school day;
has more energy and gets sick less often;
can focus in class and play football in the afternoon
In the future dreams of becoming a farmer in the future, using new methods to grow plenty of food
Clear structure
Well-developed content
Proper tenses
Coherent transitions
Johan is a boy from a small village in Malawi. He lives with his parents and three younger sisters. His family depended entirely on their small piece of land. The harvest used to be so bad that they could only eat one simple meal a day. Therefore, Johan often went to bed hungry, which made him feel tired and weak all the time.
One day, a World Food Programme (WFP) officer visited Johan’s village school to assess the children’s health. He learnt about the conditions of children like Johan. He explained that good nutrition is essential for children to grow, learn and stay healthy.
Soon after, a “school meals” programme began at Johan’s school, supported by WFP. Now, Johan receives a nutritious meal every school day. He has more energy and gets sick less often. He can focus in class and play football in the afternoon. His family is grateful to WFP for the vital support.
Johan says that he feels stronger and happier. He dreams of becoming a farmer in the future, using new methods to grow plenty of food for his family and his whole community.
Healthy food, brighter future
After writing, check and assess your writing
Exchange your script with your classmate and assess his/her writing
Post-writing
Questions Yes No If "No", how to improve?
Does your report have a clear structure?
Does your report have well-developed content ?
Do you choose proper tenses?
Do you use coherent transitions?
Do you use relevant vocabulary and sentence patterns about public welfare and charity in your report?
Are all the spellings and punctuation in your report correct?
Homework
Must do
Polish your presentation script and assess your writing.
Choose to do
Search for more information about the charity you are interested in and share some stories about it with your friends.
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