综合4unit1_The_icy_defender.ppt

Welcome Back !!!;Teaching Arrangements;I. Summary of the Last Semester;新年 团圆 春晚 红包 鞭炮 烟花 对联 窗花 ;II. Requirements of the Course;2.课程要求;Fighting with the Forces of the Nature;I. Warm-up Discussion(Lead-in). II. Backgound Introduction A). Napoleon Bonaparte B). Adolf Hitler III. Global Reading A). Text Organization B). Comprehensive Questions about the text. IV.Text Learning(Language points, sentence structure,etc) V. Post Reading VI. Assignment;I. Warm-up Discussion— Brainstorming;flood;tornado;Hurricanes;tsunami ;The word comes from the Japanese tsu (harbor) and nami (wave). ;Tsunamis are tidal waves formed by underwater earthquakes, volcanic eruptions meteor impacts underwater landslides. In deep water a tsunami may only be inches - or a few feet high. But when it reaches a shoreline that energy becomes a wall of water that can be a mile high. ;drought;lightning;我们一起撑起破碎的家园;snowstorm/snow disaster;Frequently Used Words Related to Forces of Nature;火山爆发 震中 余震 ? 震级 ? 饥荒 残骸 ? 流行病 雪崩 ;Is nature conquerable? ;If we take advantage of these forces, what will happen?;Three Gorges Dam;wind power generation;take advantage of the fog;II. Cultural Notes; Yet if we want to examine conquerors, there is no need to go back that far. In 1812, Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Russia in a war of conquest which ended in failure. More than a century later, Adolf Hitler launched a massive military campaign against the Soviet Union, which again ended in failure.;Two Main Figures;Napoleon Bonaparte (1769?1821);A. Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821);A. Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821);A. Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821);The Island of St. Helena (圣赫勒拿岛 );;Entry into Moscow ;Moscow in FlamesNapoleonWatching the Burning of Moscow ;Retreat through Russia ;Red line; 1. The man who has made up his mind to win will never say “impossible.” ---Napoleon Bonaparte 2. I succeeded because I willed it; I never hesitated.