2013牛津译林版必修3Unit 3“Back to the past”〔task〕课件.ppt

* Giving a talk about a historical event How to give a talk Step 1. Listening for gist How to write an article on historical events Step 1. Giving an introduction Step2. Adding more details How to give a talk on historical events Learning aims: How to give a talk? Learning aim 1: key information: What are they talking about? How many people are talking? Where are they talking? What is the title of the girl’s talk? Part A, Page 52. Note sheet (1) I am now listening to a quarrel / an interview / a chat between friends. (2) I can hear one person / two people / three people talking. (3)The conversation takes place in a classroom / restaurant / library. (4) The title of the girl’s talk is _____________________________. the surprise attack Part B: (Page 53) Listen to the conversation again and pay much attention to the details. Answers: Good morning, everyone. I’m very grateful that you’ve come today. 3. I’m here to 4. how it happened 5. My hope is that you enjoyed the talk. 6. Thank you for your kind attention. 7. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me. Tips for giving a talk: 1. Greeting the audience 3. Main body 5. Giving a final expression of thanks ____? 2. Expressing your thanks 6. Question - answer time 4. Mentioning your hopes Learning aim 2: How to write an article on historical events Step 1. Giving an introduction Step2. Adding more details As simple as possible. Add some background information. Step 1. Give an introduction the founding ceremony of the Peoples Republic of China（开国大典）; Chairman Mao Zedong; Tiananmen Gate; 1st October 1949; Key information: Key words: Hawaiian island 7th December, 1941 The Japanese planes attacked the US ships The Attack on Pearl Harbor(珍珠港） Step 2: Adding more details Read the E-mail on page 55. Try to describe each picture with as much details as possible. When? Who? What ? Result? Who? What? What? Why? Practice  Good morning, everyo