牛津初中英语课件Unit 4 Wild animals.ppt

1. What’s the story about? 2. What will happen to giant pandas if we do nothing? 1. How old was the baby panda when the writer first saw her? What did she look like? 2. What did we call her? What does it mean? 3. How much did Xi Wang weigh at birth? 4. How long did she drink her mother’s milk at the very beginning? 5. When did she start to eat bamboo shoots and leaves? 6. Why did she have to look after herself when she was 20 months old? 1. How old was the baby panda when the writer first saw her? What did she look like? 4. How long did she drink her mother’s milk at the very beginning? 5. When did she start to eat bamboo shoots and leaves? 6. Why did she have to look after herself when she was 20 months old? Xi Wang was a baby panda. She looked like a white _______ when she was only 10 days old. And she drank her mother’s ___ _, she weighted about 10 kilograms and went outside her home first. When she was six months old, she started to eat bamboo shoots and ______. She had to _____ ___ herself when she was 20 months old. It is not easy for her to survive in the ______. Why? Hunters want to kill her ___her fur. Farmers ___ ____ trees and forests so that pandas will have ______ to live. Pandas are in ______ now. we must protect them. If we do_______ , soon there will be no giant pandas in the world. Appearance: Ability: Favourite food: The best place they live in Problems: We can take the following actions to protect giant pandas Make giant panda reserves bigger Build more reserves Encourage farmers to leave the giant panda reserves * * * * Unit 4 Wild animals thick How can they survive ? as few as 1,000 protect fur take actions In danger hunter nowhere [svv] Wolong Mountain Wolong reserve Pandas’ ideal home encourage [rizv] [inkri] bamboo forest bamboo shoots bamboo leaves [bmb] Word-matching: survive fur bamboo shoots forests protect encourage reserves stay alive giant panda’s favourite food thick ha