二零二三年盖月AstudentofAfricanwildlife.pptx

When we talk about women of achievement, who do you think of?BrainstoringWomen of achievement...... Leading inWho is she? Who?What animal?Jane Goodallthe chimpsA student of African wildlifeGuess: whats the passage mainly about? While-reading Para 1Para 2Para 3Para 4 How the group followed Janes way of studying chimps in the wildWhat Jane discovered about chimps.How Jane tries to protect the chimps in the wild.Janes achievement.Task1 Skim the passage and find out the main idea of each paragraph. Para1.How the group followed Jane’s way of studying chimps in the wild.Task2 Scan paragraph1 and fill in the blanks morn-ing1. We __________ the place where the family are sleeping.2. Everybody ____________ in the shade of the trees while the family begins to________ and move off.after-noon3. We_____ them into the forest. Chimps either ______ or clean each other to show love. even-inggo back tosits and waitswake upfeed4. We _________ the mother and her babies _____ in the tree, and then sleep together in their nest.watchplayfollow5:45am. Task3 Read paragraph2-4 and make a mind map her discoveries about chimpsher help to chimpsher achievements Post-readingTask4 Discuss the following two questions with your partners 1.What kind of person is Jane Goodall? Why do you think so?2.What did Jane have to give up when she went to live in the forest?She had to give up friends, a social life, boyfriends, fun, going to the cinema, seeing her friends, parties, shopping and so on.She is brave, devoted, selfless and hard-working etc. because as a woman, she spent almost 38 years recording, studying and protecting the chimps. Besides, she has also achieved everything she wants to do. Please help the chimps design a thank-you card to Jane Goodall If the chimps can speak and write, haha...You can use the following expressions:express our sincere gratitude/ thanks/ appreciation to you for ...thank you so much for...be extremely grateful/ thankful for...without your help, we woul