Unit5+Developing+Ideas课件-高中英语外研版(2019)必修第三册
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Adventures under the sea
Complete the table with expressions from the passage.
Adventures under the sea
Actions
Feelings
Views
walked under the waters ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________
Journey to the Center of the Earth
(1864) 地心游记
Around the World in Eighty Days
(1873) 八十天环游地球
What amazing things do you think you might find in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea?
Part 1
Background information of the story
An introduction to
the following
(
passage
)
key sentence
Part 2
Para.1 Introduce that he walked under the waters
Part 2
1. Where are the divers going on this adventure?
The waters around the Farne Islands.
2. What are they going to do and see during the trip?
They will visit a shipwreck, the 6,810-ton steamer Somali, and swim with Farne’s most lovely residents, the thousands of grey seals.
Writing
Would you like an undersea diving? Where do you want to go diving?
Farne Islands Welcome you!
Farne Islands
The Farne Islands are a group of islands off the coast of Northumberland, England. The group has between 15 and 20 islands depending on the level of the tide. In the warmer months, the Farnes, an important wildlife habitat, are muchvisited by boat trips. The Farne Islands are popular with bird watchers, and as scuba diving locations, with a variety of sites suitable for all levels of divers, for the seals and wrecks. The grey seal colony at the Farnes numbers about 5,000. They are curious and often look in on divers in the water and are impressive to watch underwater.
key sentence
Para.2 Describe what he saw under the sea
Background information of the story Part 1 An introduction to the following passage
Part 2
para.1
Introduce that he under the waters
no longer felt the weight __________________ __________________ __________________ __________________
solar rays shone through the watery mass easily
_____________________ _____________________ ____
(old use) a unit for measuring distance, equal to about 3 miles or 4,000 metres
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
(1870) 海底两万里
The ocean is deeper than the sky.
Post-reading Think & Share
3. Why do you think people want to explore this underwater world? The underwater world is unknown so that it arouses people's curiosity to seek and discover its rich resources or secrets.
action feeling
view
feeling
action view
view
feeling
Post-reading
Translate the following sentences and guess the meaning of each underlined word.
① The solar rays shone through the watery mass easily,
________________________________________________
Learning to learn
When reading an unfamiliar word, first try to use the context of the sentence or passage to infer its meaning. Then think about what other words would make sense in the sentence. Parts of the word, such as prefixes, word roots and suffixes, can also be used to try and work oucribe what he saw under the sea
The author intends to tell us the amazing scenery under the sea.
While-reading Read for details
Read Part 2 carefully and follow biologist Professor Pierre Aronnax to explore the new underwater world.
Post-reading Think & Share
1. What does the author mean by “Words are not enough to relate such wonders”?
The author means that the views underwater are so beautiful and such experience is so unique that he can't find enough and proper words to describe them.
and consumed all colour, and I clearly distinguished
objects at a distance of a hunderd and fifty yards.
阳__光__毫__不__费__力__地__穿__过__了__海__水__层__，__把__水___中__的__所__有__颜__色__驱__散_ ， 我__可__以__看__清__一__百__五__十__码__远__的__物__体__。____________________
3.Which of the experiences appeals to you most and why?
Show your opinions!
Imagine you have been on this adventure. Make notes about your experience.
What did you do? What did you see? How did you feel?
Post-reading Think & Share
2. What do you think will happen next in the story? Share your ideas with the class.
The last sentences of the passage may give us clues of what the writer may write about next.
____________ ② We were walking on fine, even sand, not wrinkled, as on
a脚fl下at 的sh沙ore地, w又h细ich又k平ee，ps并th不e 像im平pre坦ss的io海n o滩f 会the随w着av海es浪. _而__褶__皱__。_________________________________________
submarine
Picture from the novel
Picture from the movie
While-reading Read for main idea
Read the passage and underline the key sentences of each paragraph. Find out what the author intends to tell us.
新外研社高中英语必修三 Unit 5 What an adventure
Developing Ideas
Reading
Pre-reading
Read the short introduction to Jules Verne and answer the questions.
Jules Verne (1828-1905) was a Have you read anFyresntcorhiewsriwterritbteesnt bkynoJwunlefsor Verne? What arehitsheaydvaebnotuutr?e stories. Often
Read the poster and answer the questions. (P59)
1.Where are the divers going on this adventure?
2. What are they going to do and see during the trip?
3. Which of the experiences appeals to you most and why?
called the “Father of Science Fiction”, Verne described in his stories technology and inventions years before they became realities.
Verne’s most famous books:
Adventures under the sea
Complete the table with expressions from the passage.
Adventures under the sea
Actions
Feelings
Views
walked under the waters ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________
Journey to the Center of the Earth
(1864) 地心游记
Around the World in Eighty Days
(1873) 八十天环游地球
What amazing things do you think you might find in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea?
Part 1
Background information of the story
An introduction to
the following
(
passage
)
key sentence
Part 2
Para.1 Introduce that he walked under the waters
Part 2
1. Where are the divers going on this adventure?
The waters around the Farne Islands.
2. What are they going to do and see during the trip?
They will visit a shipwreck, the 6,810-ton steamer Somali, and swim with Farne’s most lovely residents, the thousands of grey seals.
Writing
Would you like an undersea diving? Where do you want to go diving?
Farne Islands Welcome you!
Farne Islands
The Farne Islands are a group of islands off the coast of Northumberland, England. The group has between 15 and 20 islands depending on the level of the tide. In the warmer months, the Farnes, an important wildlife habitat, are muchvisited by boat trips. The Farne Islands are popular with bird watchers, and as scuba diving locations, with a variety of sites suitable for all levels of divers, for the seals and wrecks. The grey seal colony at the Farnes numbers about 5,000. They are curious and often look in on divers in the water and are impressive to watch underwater.
key sentence
Para.2 Describe what he saw under the sea
Background information of the story Part 1 An introduction to the following passage
Part 2
para.1
Introduce that he under the waters
no longer felt the weight __________________ __________________ __________________ __________________
solar rays shone through the watery mass easily
_____________________ _____________________ ____
(old use) a unit for measuring distance, equal to about 3 miles or 4,000 metres
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
(1870) 海底两万里
The ocean is deeper than the sky.
Post-reading Think & Share
3. Why do you think people want to explore this underwater world? The underwater world is unknown so that it arouses people's curiosity to seek and discover its rich resources or secrets.
action feeling
view
feeling
action view
view
feeling
Post-reading
Translate the following sentences and guess the meaning of each underlined word.
① The solar rays shone through the watery mass easily,
________________________________________________
Learning to learn
When reading an unfamiliar word, first try to use the context of the sentence or passage to infer its meaning. Then think about what other words would make sense in the sentence. Parts of the word, such as prefixes, word roots and suffixes, can also be used to try and work oucribe what he saw under the sea
The author intends to tell us the amazing scenery under the sea.
While-reading Read for details
Read Part 2 carefully and follow biologist Professor Pierre Aronnax to explore the new underwater world.
Post-reading Think & Share
1. What does the author mean by “Words are not enough to relate such wonders”?
The author means that the views underwater are so beautiful and such experience is so unique that he can't find enough and proper words to describe them.
and consumed all colour, and I clearly distinguished
objects at a distance of a hunderd and fifty yards.
阳__光__毫__不__费__力__地__穿__过__了__海__水__层__，__把__水___中__的__所__有__颜__色__驱__散_ ， 我__可__以__看__清__一__百__五__十__码__远__的__物__体__。____________________
3.Which of the experiences appeals to you most and why?
Show your opinions!
Imagine you have been on this adventure. Make notes about your experience.
What did you do? What did you see? How did you feel?
Post-reading Think & Share
2. What do you think will happen next in the story? Share your ideas with the class.
The last sentences of the passage may give us clues of what the writer may write about next.
____________ ② We were walking on fine, even sand, not wrinkled, as on
a脚fl下at 的sh沙ore地, w又h细ich又k平ee，ps并th不e 像im平pre坦ss的io海n o滩f 会the随w着av海es浪. _而__褶__皱__。_________________________________________
submarine
Picture from the novel
Picture from the movie
While-reading Read for main idea
Read the passage and underline the key sentences of each paragraph. Find out what the author intends to tell us.
新外研社高中英语必修三 Unit 5 What an adventure
Developing Ideas
Reading
Pre-reading
Read the short introduction to Jules Verne and answer the questions.
Jules Verne (1828-1905) was a Have you read anFyresntcorhiewsriwterritbteesnt bkynoJwunlefsor Verne? What arehitsheaydvaebnotuutr?e stories. Often
Read the poster and answer the questions. (P59)
1.Where are the divers going on this adventure?
2. What are they going to do and see during the trip?
3. Which of the experiences appeals to you most and why?
called the “Father of Science Fiction”, Verne described in his stories technology and inventions years before they became realities.
Verne’s most famous books: