Module5《GreatPeopleandGreatInventionsofAncientChina》IntroductionReadingandVocabulary课件2外研版必修3.ppt

Period 1;Introduction-1 Words (5m) 　Read the following words and make sure you read them correctly and understand them.;Introduction-2. Matching (4m);Introduction –3 Practice (5m) Complete the gaps with the words.;Introduction-4.Practice(5m);Introduction-5.Discussion (3m);Reading Vocabulary -1.Brainstorming (3m) Collect some information about these philosophers of ancient China.; 孟子(前372—前289)名轲，战国中期鲁国邹人。受业于子思(孔子之孙，名)之门人，曾游历于宋、滕、魏、齐等国，阐述他的政治主张，还曾在齐为卿。晚年退而著书，传世有《孟子》七篇。他是战国中期儒家的代表。 ; 墨翟（公元前468—376），人们尊称墨子。他是战国初年的鲁国人，大约生于公元前468年，死于公元前376年。 ;Reading Vocabulary -2.Fast-reading (5m) Read the passage quickly and answer the following questions.;Reading Vocabulary -3.Detailed-reading (6m) Read again and decide which statements are true or false.;Reading Vocabulary -4. Comprehension(10m) ;Mencius Mencius was a ________ whose teachings were very ________ that of Confucius. He held an important ________ in the government of a state, but he _______ later to travel from state to state to teach the _________ of Confucius, because the ruler wasn’t ___________ his__________. He believed that man is good, and people were more important than _____. He suggested that the government should not treat people badly.;Mozi Mozi founded the __________. Born in a poor family, he became famous for his unusual clothes and_________. Though his beliefs were _________ to those of Confucius, his idea of love was ___________ Confucian idea of kindness. He taught that we should love all ______________, and look after those who are weaker than ourselves. He believed that all men were_________, and he was against the idea of _______. ;Reading Vocabulary -5.Practice (6m) Read the passage again and check the exercise on Activity 1,2 and 3 Page 42.;The key to Activity 3 A B B B A;Reading Vocabulary -6.Discussion (5m);Homework ;Period 2;Grammar 1-1. Presentation(5m) Read the sentences below and underline the relative clauses.;Grammar 1-2. Presentation(3m) Answer the followin