Unit3Traveljournal课件人教版必修一.pptVIP

; Discussion: Q1. Do you like traveling? Q2. Why do you like traveling? Q3. How will you prepare for traveling? (including the time, the place, the means, the cost, the things you’ll take along, … of traveling);Q2. Why do you like traveling?;How will you prepare for traveling?; ;Background information: language/ history/ culture/ customs/ religion/ politics/ weather… Points for attention: Don’t forget your life insured; Don’t throw away waste; Don’t park your bike or car in the wrong parking lot; Don’t make a fire freely; Don’t feed animals… Protect animals and plants; Do as the guide tells you do; …. ;What to take?; Discussion: (Talking on P55) Imagine that you are helping the cyclists to prepare for their trip down the Mekong. You need to choose what they will take with them from the following. Discuss which are most useful or which are least useful and give your reason. Flashlight/ umbrella/ matches/ water bottle/can and bottle openers/ radio/ tyre / blanket/ tent/ compass/ map/ raincoat ;1. A: Well, I’m not sure about some of these things but I know a can/tin opener is not very useful. B: Why not? A: Think about it: cans/tins are heavy to carry on a bike. So cans/tins mean no use. B: Yes, you are right.And I’m not sure about the need for an umbrella. A: But certainly it will rain on their trip. So it is useful. B: I disagree. How can you hold an umbrella and ride a bike? A: Oh, yeah, I see what you mean. So they should have raincoats. ; B: Yes, and raincoats are not as heavy. A: How about the radio? I mean, can they really use it? B: Maybe in China to get the weather. A: Yes, sure, but most of the trip is not in China. They don’t know the languages. B: Right, OK, so we agree that a can/tin opener, umbrellas and a radio are useless. A: So which are the most useful? ; B: Right. I’m sure they need a map. A: Yes, if they have a map, they’ll k