新视野大学英语读写程第三册Unit 2 SectionA教案.docVIP

Unit 2 Section A Iron and the Effects of Exercise Part One: Objectives 1. To learn more about iron and the benefits brought by exercise; 2. To develop related vocabulary; 3. To write an article in the cause-and-effect pattern; 4. To write a notice. Part Two: Warming up 1. Label Reading Its good for your health to check the food label before you buy. But do you know how to read a nutrition facts label? ? Do you know all the nutrients on the label? ? Which nutrients should be limited? ? Which nutrients should be ensured? Calories 卡路里Saturated Fat 饱和脂肪Trans Fat 反式脂肪Calcium 钙 Cholesterol 胆固醇Sodium 钠Carbohydrate 碳水化合物Iron 铁 Dietary Fiber 食纤维质Sugar 糖Protein 蛋白质Vitamin 维生素 Zinc (锌)Copper (铜) Minerals help the body grow. CALCIUM is a mineral found in milk and cheese and helps to build strong bones and teeth. ZINC is a mineral that helps cells reproduce, preserve vision and boost immunity. IRON is another mineral that is important for healthy blood. Liver and green veggies are good sources of iron. COPPER is the mineral involved in the absorption, storage and metabolism of iron. It is found in the blood bound to proteins. Can you help Sue to find out what is the missing nutrient? Sue is a 13-year-old who doesn’t eat grains or meat. She often feels tired or sluggish. Her doctor says her red blood cell count is too low. The missing nutrient is IRON. Iron is very important. Without it, you get anemia, a lack of red blood cells. Women need more iron than men because they lose blood during menstruation. You can get iron from foods in the grain and meat groups. 3. What are the positive effects of exercise? 1) It stimulates the flow of our blood; 2) It builds up the speed with which our brains react to things around; 3) It improves our health conditions; 4) It helps foster our ambition for greater success or better balance of mind; ?1) Proper exercise can stimulate the flow of our blood, thus bettering our whole health conditions. 2) Regular