2020-2021学年Unit 3 Fascinating Parks课文内容课件ppt

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Yellwstne Natinal Park
What kinds f parks have yu been t？What are they like？
Grand Canyn Natinal Park
Bialwieza Natinal Park
Sarek Natinal Park
When yu think f natinal parks，what cmes t mind first？
Pre-Reading Questin
What is the natinal park？
A natinal park is nt a playgrund. It’s a sanctuary fr nature and fr humans wh will accept nature n nature’s wn terms. ——Michael Frme
While-reading
Skim the text and match the subheadings with the paragraphs.
Use subheadings: Gd subheadings catch the reader’s eye and make him r her want t read mre. Wrking ut the idea behind the subheadings can help yu better understand the structure and the key pints f the text.
A Land f Muntains and IceMan at Peace with NatureA Land f AdventureA Summer Where the Sun Never Sleeps
I wake up t the sund f the wind buffeting the clth f my tent. Even thugh the sun is brightly shining, telling whether it is mrning r night is impssible. I’m abve the Arctic Circle, where in summer the sun never sets. Checking my watch, I see that it is 7: 30 a.m. I leave my tent and walk ver t the muntain edge. Spreading ut befre me, branches f the Rapa River flw thrugh the valley belw. I’m in the remte far nrth f Sweden in Sarek Natinal Park, a place with n rads r twns.　
Questin Time
Hw many hurs a day des the sun shine in summer in Sarek?2. Why des the writer say“telling whether it is mrning r night is impssible”？
24 hurs a day.
Because the writer is abve the Arctic Circle，where in summer the sun never sets.
Sarek’s muntains used t be cvered by vast sheets f ice. Arund 9, 000 years ag, this ice melted, leaving behind abut 100 glaciers. Sn after, reindeer began t arrive. Fllwing the reindeer were the Sami peple, wh made this territry their hme. Getting here is quite difficult, s apart frm the Sami very few peple have ever seen Sarek.
  In 1909, Sarek was made a natinal park in rder t keep the land in its natural state. Thugh the Sami are allwed t cntinue their traditinal way f life in the park, n ne else can live here, and all new develpment is banned within park bundaries. At the far side f the valley, an ancient Sami cttage is visible. Clse by, there are a few reindeer feeding n grass.
3. What steps has the Swedish gvernment taken t keep Sarek in its natural state?
It was made a natinal park, n ne besides the Sami can live there, and new develpment is banned.
Fr hundreds f years, lking after reindeer was a way f life fr the Sami. They used the reindeer’s meat fr fd, their bnes fr tls, and their skin fr making clthes and tents. Since reindeer were always n the mve, the Sami wuld pick up their tents and accmpany them. Tday, mst Sami have huses in villages near Sarek and live a mdern life just like their neighburs.
But every spring, a small number f Sami still fllw their reindeer int the valleys f Sarek, living in tents r ld cttages and enjying their traditins. I am nt a Sami, but in Sarek I’ve adpted sme f their habits. Fr example, this mrning my breakfast is flat bread warmed ver a fire, dried reindeer meat, and sme sweet and sur berries that I fund grwing near my tent.
4. Hw has life changed fr the Sami? Why might s few Sami want t live in Sarek?
They n lnger regard lking after reindeer as their majr way f life. Mst f them have huses in villages and live a mdern life. But they enjy their traditins by fllwing their reindeer int the valleys ccasinally every spring.They might nt want t live in Sarek because life there is quite hard.
After breakfast, I pack my bag and set ut again. Since I must carry all f my fd and supplies with me, my bag weighs abut 30 kilgrams. If tday is anything like yesterday, it will be full f sweat and hard wrk as I hike ver this difficult land t my destinatin n the ther side f the valley. Hwever, I cannt cmplain. Being in such a beautiful and wild place makes me feel blessed t be alive. Here I am, alne under this brad sky, breathing the fresh air, and enjying this great adventure. What culd be better?
5. Why des the writer think the sweat and hard wrk is wrth it? 6.Wuld yu like t visit Sarek? Why r why nt?
It is a beautiful and wild place, and the writer is enjying a great adventure.
Translate the sentences：1. I wake up t the sund f the wind buffeting the clth f my tent.
现在分词短语做补语，修饰the wind，buffet与the wind是逻辑上的主谓关系，即主动关系
译文：风噼里啪啦地拍打着我的帐篷，我在这声响中醒来
2. But every spring, a small number f Sami still fllw their reindeer int the valleys f Sarek, living in tents r ld cttages and enjying their traditins.
译文：但每年春天，仍有少数萨米人跟随他们的驯鹿进入萨勒克山谷，住在帐篷或旧农舍里，享受他们的传统。
现在分词短语做伴随状语，与主语a small number f Sami是逻辑上的主谓关系，即主动关系
Grup A (Girls)
Grup B (Bys)
Please fill in the frms as sn as pssible Rules: If yu have fund ut the answer, please stand up as quickly as pssible. If yu are right, yu can get ne pint fr yur grup.
Are these senses used t describe Sarek in the text？If s, explain hw.
Spreading ut befre, branches f the Rapa River flw thrugh the valley belw… an ancient Sami cttage is visible. Clse by, there are a few reindeer feeding n grass.
After breakfast, I pack my bag and set ut again. Since I must carry all f my fd and supplies with me, my bag weighs abut 30 kilgrams. If tday isanything like yesterday, it will be full f sweat and hard wrk as I hike ver this difficult land t my destinatin n the ther side f the valley.
Here I am, alne… breathing the fresh air, and enjying this great adventure.
This mrning my breakfast is flat bread warmed ver a fire, dried reindeer meat, and sme sweet and sur berries that I fund grwing near my tent.
I wake up t the sund f the wind buffeting the clth f my tent.
Cmplete the passage with the crrect frms f the wrds frm the text.
In the remte far nrth f Sweden, in Sarek Natinal Park abve the Arctic Circle, I wake up t the sund f the wind the clth f my tent. Standing at the f the muntain, watching the Rapa River thrugh the valley belw, I feel s t be alive and have this rare pprtunity t explre this unique , which is almst unknwn t the utside wrld.
Once cvered by sheets f ice, Sarek’s muntains are hme t the Sami, the native residents f the park. The Sami lived ff reindeer , mved with them, and them fr hundreds f years. Tday, mst Sami have left their ancient in the muntain valleys and live a mdern life in villages near Sarek instead.T keep its natural state, except fr the Sami, n ne is allwed t live in Sarek, and all new develpment is within the park . It is hped that Sarek Natinal Park will always remain as it is, natural and beautiful.
accmpanied
At 7:30 a.m this mrning
Let’s travel the Sarek Natinal Park with the authr.
The muntain edge
The Rapa River
CttageSamiReindeer
After breakfast，setting ut again
Deep thinking
Questin 1：Is it wrth making a place like Sarek a natinal park? Give yur reasns.
Yes. Peple can g there and appreciate the beauty f nature, and therefre better understand the imprtance f nature prtectin.
Tips：Peple can enjy such a natural beauty nly if it’s prtected and kept in natural state. Frm Michael Frme’s qute, we learn a natinal park is a place where we shuld live in harmny with nature.
Questin 2：D yu think setting up natinal parks is an effective way t balance develpment and the prtectin f nature? Why r why nt?
Yes, it is an effective way. Only a very small part f the wrld has been set aside fr natinal parks, s there are still plenty f places that can be develped withut having t tuch the mst beautiful and interesting natural spts.