Unit 2 课时6 Section B (Project&Reading Plus) 课件-九年级英语上册【趣味课堂】精品备课（人教版2024）

该初中英语课件围绕“励志人物”主题，涵盖核心词汇（inspiring, physicist等）、短语（dedicate to, known as等）及人物描述表达，通过“你了解哪些鼓舞人心的人物”提问导入，结合何泽慧、茅以升等人物介绍搭建学习支架，帮助学生积累语言知识，为后续海报制作与阅读任务铺垫。 其亮点在于融合项目式学习与阅读训练，通过分组制作励志墙海报（如屠呦呦、居里夫人案例）培养语言能力和学习能力，阅读部分（Edward Jenner事迹）通过预测、事件排序等任务提升思维品质，同时介绍中外人物增强文化意识。学生能提升合作与表达能力，教师可依托丰富素材实施任务型教学。

Make a wall of inspiration 第6课时 (Project & Reading Plus) Unit 2 Inspiring People Lesson Objectives: In this lesson, we will be able to: 1. Master key words & phrases: inspiring, physicist, engineer, poverty...; master the expressions to introduce inspiring people, learn to describe people’s qualities and life achievements. 2. Brainstorm and collect information of inspiring people; make group posters and give short presentations; extract detailed information from extended reading and finish reading comprehension tasks. 3. Understand the great spirits of inspiring people; develop the spirit of exploring and making contributions to society. CONTENTS 01 Lead in 02 Project 03 Reading plus 04 Exercise 05 Homework Brainstorm inspiring people you know of. Then do some research on each one and write down a simple introduction. Here are some examples. 4a Make a wall of inspiration 制作一面励志墙 ✱Project A brilliant physicist known as China’s Madame Curie Dedicated her life to science and teaching young researchers He Zehui adj. 杰出的；聪颖的 dedicate v.致力于; 献身于 dedicate sth/oneself to (doing) sth 致力于（做）…… Brainstorm inspiring people you know of. Then do some research on each one and write down a simple introduction. Here are some examples. 4a A famous engineer known as “the father of modern bridges in China” Shared his knowledge by teaching at universities and writing books Mao Yisheng An Italian astronomer, mathematician, and philosopher Discovered that earth moves around the sun Galileo n. 数学家 n. 哲学家 known as 过去分词短语作后置定语，“被称作……；被誉为……” Brainstorm inspiring people you know of. Then do some research on each one and write down a simple introduction. Here are some examples. 4a A young village leader who worked to fight poverty in the countryside Believed that serving the people was the most important thing Huang Wenxiu n. 贫穷；贫困 Discuss what these inspiring people have in common. List the qualities you all agree on. 4b Dedication奉献精神 — They devoted their lives to their work. Curiosity求知好奇心 — They asked questions and explored new ideas. Perseverance坚毅执着 — They never gave up despite difficulties. Service服务精神 — They helped others, not just themselves. Courage勇气胆识 — They dared to challenge old beliefs. Expertise专业素养 — They had deep knowledge in their fields. Work in your groups to choose a person you admire and make a poster. 4c Item Details Birth & Death Born in 1930 Nationality Chinese Title / Known as "Mother of Artemisinin" Major Achievement Discovered artemisinin, saving millions of lives from malaria Key Qualities Dedication, perseverance, service to people Inspiring Quote "Every scientist dreams of doing something that can help the world." Work in your groups to choose a person you admire and make a poster. 4c Item Details Birth & Death 1867–1934 Nationality Polish‑French Title / Known as Pioneer in radioactivity research Major Achievement Discovered radium and polonium; won two Nobel Prizes Key Qualities Curiosity, perseverance, selflessness Inspiring Quote "Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood." Present your poster to the class. Put it on the wall of inspiration in your class or school hallway. 4d - This is a poster about... - He/She is known as... - I admire him/her because... - What inspires me most is... Present your poster to the class. Put it on the wall of inspiration in your class or school hallway. 4d This is a poster about Tu Youyou, a Chinese scientist. She is known as the "Mother of Artemisinin" for saving millions from malaria. I admire her for her perseverance through countless failures. What inspires me most is her dream to help the world. Tu Youyou ▶ A great medical scientist known as "Mother of Artemisinin" ▶ Dedicated her life to medical research and saving people from malaria Present your poster to the class. Put it on the wall of inspiration in your class or school hallway. 4d This is a poster about Marie Curie, a pioneer in radioactivity. She is known as the first person to win two Nobel Prizes. I admire her for her tireless work and selfless sharing. What inspires me most is her courage to explore the unknown. Marie Curie ▶ A world‑famous scientist known as a pioneer in radioactivity research ▶ Dedicated her life to scientific study and helping human beings Reflecting 1. What inspiring people have you learnt about? Why are they inspiring? 2. What are some words and expressions to describe inspiring people? 3. Can you talk about who you admire and explain why? 4. How can you inspire people around you? 你了解过哪些鼓舞人心的人物？他们为什么令人鼓舞？ 有哪些可以描述鼓舞人心的人物的单词和短语？ 你能谈谈自己钦佩的人，并说明原因吗？ 你可以通过什么方式去鼓舞身边的人？ Inspiring people show us the way forward. 鼓舞人心的人为我们指明前进的道路。 Reading plus Prediction Do you know a terrible disease that killed millions of people long ago, but has disappeared in nature? Yes. It was smallpox. /'smɔːlpɒks/ n.天花 (pox n.痘;疹) So smallpox used to kill millions of people. Then who made smallpox disappear? Prediction So smallpox used to kill millions of people. Then who made smallpox disappear? It was Edward Jenner who fought the battle against smallpox with his pioneering research. fight against 对抗；与……作斗争（争吵） /ˌpaɪəˈnɪərɪŋ/ adj.开拓性的;探索性的 While-reading Read the text. What was Edward Jenner’s major achievement? 1 What was Edward Jenner’s major achievement? A. He became one of the best doctors in the world. B. He developed a new way to do science. C. He found a way to protect people from a disease. Number the events in Edward Jenner’s life in the order they happened. 2 _____ A. born in England in 1749 _____ B. became a family doctor _____ C. developed a vaccine for smallpox _____ D. became a doctor’s apprentice _____ E. studied at a London hospital _____ F. moved back to the countryside 1 5 6 2 3 4 /'væksiːn/ n.疫苗 /ə'prentɪs/ n.学徒 Write answers to the questions. 3 1. What was Jenner interested in when he was young? 2. Why did Jenner go back to the countryside? 3. What did Jenner notice about milkmaids? 4. Where does the word “vaccine” come from? He was interested in nature. Because he liked the countryside more. He noticed that milkmaids rarely(很少) got smallpox. It comes from the Latin word for “cow”. /'mɪlkmeɪd/ n.挤奶女工 Careful reading Part 1 (para. 1-2) Edward Jenner and the Battle Against Smallpox used to be one of the worst global diseases. It killed millions of people in history. However, we do not hear much about it any more. Why? Because it is no longer around in nature. This happened mainly because of the work of Edward Jenner(1749—1823), an English doctor and scientist. Jenner did not have an easy childhood. His parents died when he was young, and his elder brother raised him. It was difficult for him to do well in school, but he had a passion for nature. At 13, he became an apprentice to a doctor for eight years. It was hard for doctors to be well-respected at that time because modern medicine had not fully developed. ① (名词)斗争；战斗 a battle against cancer 与癌症的斗争 ② (动词)搏斗；奋斗；斗争battle with/against... 与...作斗争 not...any more / no longer 不再 数百万的；大量的 raise v. ①抚养；养育 They were both raised in the South. ②饲养；培养；种植 raise corn 种植玉米 ③提升；举起；提起 raise hands 举手 ④筹募；征集；召集 raise money 筹钱 passion /ˈpæʃn/ n. ①酷爱；热衷的爱好(或活动等) have a passion for... 酷爱……；热衷于…… ②强烈情感；激情 Part 1 Read and complete the tasks. 1. What can we learn about smallpox in the past? ( ) A. It hurt few people. B. It killed millions of people. C. It disappeared long before Jenner. 2. Who brought up Jenner after his parents’ death? ( ) A. His elder brother B. A doctor C. A milkmaid 3. Why were doctors not greatly respected then? Edward Jenner and the Battle Against Smallpox used to be one of the worst global diseases. It killed millions of people in history. However, we do not hear much about it any more. Why? Because it is no longer around in nature. This happened mainly because of the work of Edward Jenner(1749—1823), an English doctor and scientist. Jenner did not have an easy childhood. His parents died when he was young, and his elder brother raised him. It was difficult for him to do well in school, but he had a passion for nature. At 13, he became an apprentice to a doctor for eight years. It was hard for doctors to be well-respected at that time because modern medicine had not fully developed. Part 1: It introduces the danger of smallpox and Jenner’s early life and education. B A Because modern medicine had not fully developed. Careful reading Part 2 (para. 3-4) When Jenner was 21, he studied at a hospital in London. After he finished his studies, Jenner went back to his home in the countryside because he liked it more. There, he became a family doctor and people started to hear about his good work. In his free time, he continued to do research and study nature. It was while working as a doctor that Jenner discovered that milkmaids -women who milk cows-rarely got smallpox. They often got cowpox, a disease like smallpox, but these milkmaids did not get very sick and they did not die. He wondered: Do milkmaids get protected from smallpox just because they often get cowpox? Part 2: Jenner worked as a country doctor and found a strange fact about milkmaids. hear about 听说；得知 continue to do sth 继续做某事 ( ) 这是一个强调句结构。It is/was + 被强调部分 + that... 正是…… that: 强调句的连接词 被强调部分,强调“正是在当医生的时候” that: 引导宾语从句 插入语 rarely adv. 很少; 不常 cowpox /ˈkaʊpɒks/ n. 牛痘 get protected 受到保护/被保护 get+动词的过去分词。通常用来表示被动含义，也可以表达动作的完成或状态的变化。 Part 2 Read and complete the tasks. 1. Where did Jenner work after finishing his studies? ( ) A. In London B. In the countryside C. In a big hospital abroad 2. What was Jenner’s important discovery? ( ) A. Milkmaids seldom got smallpox. B. Milkmaids never fell ill. C. Milkmaids invented cowpox. 3. What question did Jenner think about? When Jenner was 21, he studied at a hospital in London. After he finished his studies, Jenner went back to his home in the countryside because he liked it more. There, he became a family doctor and people started to hear about his good work. In his free time, he continued to do research and study nature. It was while working as a doctor that Jenner discovered that milkmaids -women who milk cows-rarely got smallpox. They often got cowpox, a disease like smallpox, but these milkmaids did not get very sick and they did not die. He wondered: Do milkmaids get protected from smallpox just because they often get cowpox? B A Whether cowpox protected milkmaids from smallpox. Part 3 Read and complete the tasks. 1. What did Jenner’s tests prove? ( ) A. Everyone would get cowpox. B. Smallpox came from cows. C. Cowpox could protect people from smallpox. 2. What are the two achievements of Jenner’s research? To test this, Jenner came up with the idea of first giving some people cowpox, then giving them smallpox. These people did not get the smallpox! After many other tests, he realized that cowpox could actually be used to protect people from getting smallpox. Jenner invented a new word to describe what he had created: “vaccine”. The word comes from the Latin word for “cow”. It is wonderful that, because of Jenner’s work, smallpox is not around any more and people no longer die from it. His pioneering research has been used to create vaccines for other diseases. C It helped end smallpox and guided vaccine development for other diseases. Careful reading Part 3 (para. 5-6) To test this, Jenner came up with the idea of first giving some people cowpox, then giving them smallpox. These people did not get the smallpox! After many other tests, he realized that cowpox could actually be used to protect people from getting smallpox. Jenner invented a new word to describe what he had created: “vaccine”. The word comes from the Latin word for “cow”. It is wonderful that, because of Jenner’s work, smallpox is not around any more and people no longer die from it. His pioneering research has been used to create vaccines for other diseases. Part 3: Jenner did tests, created the word “vaccine” and his work changed the world. come up with 想出 protect sb from doing sth 保护某人免受……；阻止某人做某事 ①（名词）拉丁语；拉丁人 ②（形容词）拉丁语的；拉丁人的 die from/of... 死于…… Exercises I. 阅读短文, 从方框中选择适当的词并用其正确形式填空。 Edward Jenner was an English doctor and scientist. Smallpox used to kill millions of people and many 1. ____________ from this terrible disease. Jenner had a hard childhood, but he 2. ____________ to study nature in his free time after he became a doctor. While working in the countryside, Jenner 3. ____________ that milkmaids rarely caught smallpox. He 4. ____________ whether cowpox kept them safe from smallpox. protect discover invent test realize die continue develop research wonder died continued discovered wondered Exercises I. 阅读短文, 从方框中选择适当的词并用其正确形式填空。 To prove his idea, he came up with plans to 5. ____________ his thought. After many experiments, he 6. ____________ that cowpox could 7. ____________ people against smallpox. Jenner 8. ____________ the new word “vaccine”. His pioneering 9. ____________ helped make smallpox disappear in nature. Modern medicine 10. ________________ quickly because of people like Jenner. protect discover invent test realize die continue develop research wonder test realized protect invented research has developed Exercises (2025天津中考节选) After the police officers asked the man some questions and 21(checked) his identity(身份), they learnt that the man himself lived in the house. He had to enter the house 22(through) the open window because his keys were lost. I felt very 23 , so I apologised(道歉) to him. However, the man and the police officers 24 me for calling the police. They thought I really 25(cared) about my neighbours. ( ) 23. A. happy B. sleepy C. strong D. sorry ( ) 24. A. trained B. joined C. thanked D. waited II. 完形填空：情感线索捕捉法。 D C We learn: 1. Vocabulary: inspiring, physicist, engineer, poverty, apprentice, smallpox, cowpox, vaccine, pioneering; useful phrases for introducing great people... 2. Sentence Patterns: Structures for writing short introductions of inspiring people; reading skills for locating detailed facts in biography texts. 3. Project skills: Collect character information, fill in information tables and finish group poster‑making tasks. We can: 1. Cooperate in groups to finish project tasks and give short oral presentations of posters. 2. Read biographical passages and get key details about people’s life and achievements. 3. Talk about inspiring figures and explain what spirits we can learn from them. Summary Homework 1. 基础层：复习本单元的生词与短语。完成课本 4a‑4d 的相关 笔记。 2. 提高层：用 3‑5 句话复述爱德华・詹纳的主要故事。 3. 拓展层：查找另一位鼓舞人心的科学家，搜集关键信息，写 一篇简短人物介绍。 Thank you! $Edward genre and the battle against small pox. Pox used to be one of the worst global diseases. IT killed millions of people in history. However, we do not hear much about IT anymore. why? Because IT is no longer around in nature. This happened mainly because of the work of Edward genre seventeen forty nine to eighteen twenty three, an english doctor and scientist. Genre did not have an easy childhood. His parents died when he was Young, and his elder brother raised him. IT was difficult for him to do well in school, but he had a passion for nature. At thirteen, he became an a apprentice to a doctor for eight years. IT was hard for doctors to be well respected at that time because modern medicine had not fully developed. When jenner was twenty one, he studied at a hospital in london. After he finished his studies, jenner went back to his home in the countryside because he liked IT more. There he became a family doctor, and people started to hear about his good work. In his free time, he continued to do research and study nature. IT was while working as a doctor. That genre discovered that milk makes women who milk cows rarely got small box. They often got cowpox a disease like small pox. But these milk mates did not get very sick and they did not die. He wondered, do milk mates get protected from small pox just because they often get cowpox to test? This genre came up with the idea of first giving some people cowpox, then giving them small pox. These people did not get the small pox. After many other tests, he realized that cowpox could actually be used to protect people from getting small parks. Jenner invented a new word to describe what he had created, vacine. The word comes from the latin word for cow. IT is wonderful that because of genres work, small box is not around anymore, and people no longer die from IT. His pioneering research has been used to create vaccines for other diseases.