外研版必修3Module 1 Europe Welcome to the unit (共28张PPT)

The Ames room (艾姆斯房间)
Is that possible?
Move or not?
Are the two windows on opposite side of the building or facing one another?
How many people can you see in the picture?
The blind can read by touching raised dots which represent numbers and letters. This system is called Braille.
Read the passage and answer the questions.
P1
1.What can you see in picture one? When looking at the white part, we can see a vase, but two faces when looking at the black part. 2. Are the two lines of the same length in picture 2? We can measure the two lines with a ruler or use two pieces of paper to cover both ends of the two lines. The answer is the two lines are the same length. 3. Can you prove that the two lines in picture 3 are straight? Place a ruler next to the lines or use a ruler to draw more straight lines which run parallel to the two. Then we’ll know the answer. 4. How can you read line b in picture 4? For line b in picture 4 we can read them as the letters K,B,R and M, or K, 13, R and M.
1. What does the video talk about? It is about the five senses – sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing.
2.You use your five senses every day. You use your eyes to see. You use your _____ ears to hear. You can ____ animals and ______. music hear lots of sounds, such as _______ nose to smell. You can smell flowers You use your _____ _____. 4 tastes, You use your ______ tongue to taste. There are ___ sweet sour _____ salty and ______. _____, _____, bitter You use your fingers ______ to touch, you can feel an ice cube, it feels smooth ______ and cold. How do you use your five senses?
1. Do you use one of your senses more than the others? Give an example. 2. Some people can’t remember something until they have seen it. Other people only need to hear something once or twice before they can remember it. Which sense helps you learn best? How does it help you? 3. Do you know of any people who have made great achievements even if they have lost the ability to use one of their senses? What did tw n. 听力，听觉 hearing adj. 凸起的 raised Read after the tape and speak n. 点，小圆点 dot out the Chinese immediately. n. 符号，标志；迹象 sign vt. 使糊涂，使迷惑 confuse n. 花瓶 vase
Complete the table.
You use...
eyes
to...
see
That's the sense of...
sight
ears
nose tongue fingers
hear
smell taste touch feel
hearing
smell taste touch
1.What can you see with your eyes?
Zhang Haidi (张海迪) paraplegia (截瘫/下身麻痹) became disabled at the age of 5, taught herself English and took up writing in 1983
Zhouzhou (舟舟) famous conductor
当通往幸福的一扇门关闭时，另一扇会 打开，但是我们往往太久注视着关上的 那扇门而看不到已经为我们打开的那扇 门。
1.Write a short passage according to the questions on page 1.
2. Preview the Reading on Pages 2-3
Helen Keller
Helen Keller became blind when she was less than 2 years old. She was deaf soon after that. She grew into a highly intelligent woman with her teacher’s help. Her most famous article is Three Days to See.
It is a rose. It is red. It smells sweet. It looks beautiful. It feels soft. … How do we get these information?
Imagine that this is a real flower and try to describe it in a few words.
We use five senses.
Our senses allow us to learn, to protect ourselves, to enjoy our world. The senses usually work together to give us a clear picture of the things around us.
Steven Hawking
physicist / mathematician famous scientist known for his theory about black holes and big bangs: A Brief History of Time
When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us.
Ludwig van Beethoven was one of the most famous and influential German composers and pianists in the world. During the last decade of his life although he was almost totally deaf, he continued to compose. Many of his most admired works came from this period.
The world of our
senses
To get some ideas about five senses: sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch To learn how some people live, communicate with each other and make great achievements even if they lose the ability to use one of their senses
Sometimes our senses affect one another. Can you give some examples?
If your nose is blocked from a cold, you may find the food is tasteless. If one sense is not working due to an accident or illness, then other senses will take over or become stronger to make up for the missing sense.
2. What can you hear with your ears? 3. Do you have any favourite things? Can you describe them?
Will the senses mislead you? Can you give some examples?
Down’s Syndrome
born mentally disabled with an IQ of a child
Thomas Alva Edison was a very famous and successful American inventor. His inventions greatly influenced life around the world. But he has hearing problems.
How do deaf people communicate?
Deaf people communicate very well with each other through their natural visual language, called sign language.
Can blind people read? And how?