2017-2018学年译林牛津版高中英语选修10课件：Unit 3 Welcome to the unit（共20张PPT） .pptVIP

Unit 3 Protecting ourselves Welcome to the unit Among all these reasons, aids, drinking, drugs and smoking are four main killers. Now let’s study the pictures! Many people die or get ill every day for various reasons. Can you name some? diseases, natural disasters, traffic accidents, environment pollution, heavy work pressure, lack of exercises and so on. To learn to describe four posters and find out what you should and should not do To think about how to protect yourselves from getting into bad habits 1. What do you think are good habits in one’s daily life? What are bad habits? 2. What do you think good and bad habits can lead to respectively? Can you provide some examples? 3. Do you think it is very important for one to have good habits? Why or why not? 4. What do you think we can do to form some good habits? Discussion Good habits: Putting on sunscreen when going out in sun Drinking plenty of water Cycling to school or walking rather than taking a bus or taxi Getting up early and going to bed early Eating enough vegetables and fruit Exercising regularly Bad habits: Watching too much TV or staring at a computer screen for too long Smoking Spitting in the street Getting up too late or staying up at night Drinking too many fizzy drinks and eating too much deep-fried food Not doing enough exercise Picture 1 This poster is about Aids. It shows a poster of people holding a big picture that is covered in handprints. I think that they choose this picture because the handprints are different colours, and this shows that Aids can affect everyone, no matter what their skin color is or what country they are from. This tells us that Aids is an international problem that we have to fight together. The words ‘Stop the China of Aids’ can be seen on the poster. The poster encourages us to stop spreading this disease. We need to make sure that we do not become infected by Aids. ‘Getting to Zero’ is the theme selected by the World AIDS Campaign (WAC) to commemorate 2