课时讲练通2017_2018学年高中英语Module4SandstormsinAsiaPeriod4IntegratingSkills要点讲解课+情境互动课型课件1外研版必修.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Module 4 Sandstorms in Asia Cultural Corner 1. Learn some information about the Green Movement. 2. Learn some important words. Learning aims World Environment Day Leading - in World Environment Day was established by the United Nations in 1972. It is on 5th June every year . World Environment Day can be celebrated in many ways, including street rallies（集会）, bicycles parades（游行）, green concerts, essay and poster competitions in schools, tree planting, recycling efforts, clean-up campaigns（活动）and much more. Do you know the organizations of China whose aims are to protect the environment? China Environment Department China Environmental Management World Wide Fund For Nature 世界自然基金会是世界上最大的、经验最丰富的独立性非政府环境保护机构1.保护世界生物多样性；2.确保可再生自然资源的可持续利用； 3.推动减少污染和浪费性消费的行动。 Kick the habit, towards a low carbon economy. Many Species. One Planet. One Future. A new lifestyle is called low carbon life . It means low energy and no waste. If people do a lot of things to improve the environment, what is this movement called? Red/Green/White Movement. Pre - reading Listen to the passage and decide true or false. People in Germany put their garbage into the same bags. 2. CFCs, chemicals which are found in refrigerators and aerosol cans, are allowed. 3. There are laws that allow people to burn too much coal. 4. In the 1960s, the Green Movement began. 5. It collects information about how industry is damaging the environment and gives this information to TV. F F F F F Please answer the following questions. How do countries in Europe try to improve the environment? 2. What does CFCs stand for? 3. When did the “Green” movement start? 4. What does the “Green” movement aim to do? 5. What does it mainly do? Careful reading Let’s check the answers. How do countries in Europe try to improve the environment? 2. What does CFCs stand for? 3. When did the “Green” movement start? They recycle everything,do different collections of rubbish