Heroes教学课件2.pptVIP

Unit 2 Heroes Reading Objectives At the end of this unit, you will be analyse the structures and sort up the information. draw a mind map about a hero. Heroes What people can be called “heroes” from your perspective? pioneering brave/daring; calm; cool-headed(stay calm in difficult situations); responsible; dedicated (giving completely your energy time, etc.); patriotic; unselfish; … Introduction Lift-off Circles Land-in Flight Welcome-home 1st separate lift-off 6th 7th let out collect him came back millions of pioneering; patriotic; dedicated high gravity zero gravity astronaut manned spaceship spoke with showed National Hero Brief introduction Background Training study Achievements grow practice move Father Mother Venus Serena Serena Venus both tennis champions poor and dangerous run and hide safer train them hard teach at home diligent; persevering amazing Champions Personal experience Interview After disaster Disaster came Before disaster Charity work Parents reaction Marriage Disaster Never give up Fantastic closer Improve fall- learn-start return-raise-make speech born-start-famous persevering; optimistic Superhero Similarities Contributions Noble qualities Famous Heroes Differences L4 Film L3 Sports L1 Science pioneering; dedicated ; patriotic; diligent; persevering; optimistic; responsible… Noble qualities being heroic doesnt necessarily mean being victorious. not judge a character by his success or failure Homework Draw a mind map about a hero you admire. launch lift off separate from the rocket circle the earth let out the parachute land collect Movements of the spaceship How did Yang Liwei feel/do at different stages of his flight? Why do people think Yang Liwei is a hero? What can we learn from him? Questions 1)champion 2)compete against 3)keen 4)improve 5)fortunately L3 L19 L23 L28 L33 a) wanting to do something very much b) someone who has won a competition, especially in sport to c) to make som