说课比赛课件英语北师大版Unit 9 Lesson 4 Car culture.ppt

Anger and stress are nothing compared to the real costs of the motor car. angry stressed out tired deaths pollution weather While-reading 1. Fast-reading 2. Careful-reading 3. How many people die in road accidents in Britain every year? A. 3000 B. 7000 4. How much of carbon monoxide is produced by cars in London? A.79% B. 99% 5. How many deaths are caused by air pollution per year? A. 10,000 B. 25,000 1. How many cars are there in Britain? A. 25 million B. 40 million 2. How much has the number of cars on the roads gone up by in Britain in the last ten years? A. 10% B. 30% What is the main idea of the first part? accidents caused by cars b. problems caused by cars c. pollution caused by cars The problems caused by cars? Accidents Air pollution Traffic jams Carbon monoxide Cancer Global warming Climate change Go through the second part of the text (on page43) and find out the six solutions 1.Use your legs. 2.Use public transports. 3.Think before you go. 4. Share cars. 5.Don’t believe advertisements! 6. Take action somehow! Read the advice from Jenny again and fill in the table. advantages of using your legs: advantages of using public transport: advantages of sharing cars: Read the text again and answer these questions: 1. What are the A10, the M11 and the M25? Roads. 2. What effect does traffic have on people? Makes them angry and stressed / they become addicted to their cars. Careful-reading Culture corner: There are 4 classifications of British road system. M roads are motorways which go long-distance and are free of pedestrian traffic, A roads are major routes that go from city to city, B roads are minor roads that usually go from towns, villages to cities, unclassified roads which are small roads that are usually country lanes. M roads blue A roads green B roads orange 3. Why do people make excuses? 4. What does Jenny think about car adv