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5INUTHumans and NatureWRITING WORKSHOPLead inPart ONELead inWhat disaster can you see in the following video?Lead inPair workMake a list of the disasters appeared in the video. And give some advice on surviving it.Words and expressions Part tWOWords and Expressionsbrochure/ˈbrəʊʃə(r)/n. 小册子e.g. The brochure should give you a good idea of the hotel. shelter/ˈʃeltə(r)/n. 避难所e.g. Human beings need food, clothing and shelter.Words and Expressionsaftershock/ˈɑːftəʃɒk/n. (地震的)余震e.g. Aftershocks are smaller earthquakes which occur after a large earthquake.Words and Expressionsobserve/əbˈzɜːv/vt. 观察;注意e.g. Have you observed any changes lately?Words and Expressionsmetal/ˈmetl/n. 金属e.g. The frame is made of metal.Words and ExpressionsBefore writingPart threeRead for writingRead the passage on Page 41. Underline what you should do when you’re indoors, outdoors and in a car.Read again. Complete the table.How to Survive an EarthquakeSituation 1 ______________ Indoors____________________________Read for writingSituation 2 ______________Outdoors__________________________________________Read for writingSituation 3 ______________In a car__________________________________________Read for writingLook at the Sentence Builder. Write a few sentences that you may want to include in your brochure about Dos and Don’ts for surviving a particular disaster.Read for writingWhile writingPart fourWhile writingHow to write a composition?While writingWhile writingLet’s choose which you want to write about.volcano eruptionforest firesand stormstormtornadofloodWhile writingHow to survive a tornado It is often said that tornadoes are nature's most violent storms. When a tornado strikes, your every choice can mean the difference between life and death.Surviving in a buildingMove immediately to an underground shelter, whenever possible. At the first sign of a tornado, or if a tornado warning has been issued, stop whatever you're doing and seek appropriate shelter immediately, even if you don't see a tornado. A warning means an actual tornado has been sighted or indicated by radar.SampleWhile writingStay in a windowless room on the lowest level, if you can't go underground. In a building with no basement, avoid windows and go to the lowest floor. Alternatively, seek shelter in a small room that is located near the center of the house, under a stairwell, or in an interior hallway with no windows. Regardless of where you are, crouch low to the ground or lie down, face down and cover your head with your hands and arms. Take cover under a strong table if possible, and cover yourself with a mattress, cushions, or blankets.While writingKnow where not to seek shelter. Not all hiding spots are created equally. The following locations should be your absolute last resort during a tornado, as they all have the potential to be severely damaged by high winds.Surviving out in the openKnow the warning signs of potential tornadoes. Being able to quickly determine your risk is one of the key steps to finding shelter and surviving. Unfortunately, there are few proven ways to stay safe in the open if caught in a tornado, and the number one advice is to find shelter as soon as you see these warning signs. Most tornadoes are accompanied by thunderstorms, hail, and, of course, high winds, but there are other things to look out for as well.While writingDrive, if possible, to the nearest shelter. If you hear the warning and it is still safe to drive, get to the closest building you can find. Keep your seat belt on and get off the open road as soon as you can. Turn on your high beams and move immediately to some sort of structure, preferably with a basement. You are almost always better off in a building than in your car.Preparing for a tornadoPay attention to tornado watches and warnings. A tornado watch means that there is a threat of tornadoes within your area and that you should keep an eye on the news. A tornado warning is much more serious. Tornado warnings mean that a sign of rotation has been detected and that you should take immediate action depending on the tornado's location and its predicted track.While writingCraft an emergency plan in your house. Make a plan for where to go during a tornado. Have this plan in place and practiced before you need it. Everyone you live with should know exactly which room of the house to go to in the event of a tornado. Make sure that this room is stocked with all necessary provisions.While writingAfter writingPart fiveAfter writingEdit your composition in your groups. Then share what you have written in class.TipsAfter writingPart sixHomeworkHomeworkRecite the key expressions and sentences.Complete and rewrite your writing.
5INUTHumans and NatureWRITING WORKSHOPLead inPart ONELead inWhat disaster can you see in the following video?Lead inPair workMake a list of the disasters appeared in the video. And give some advice on surviving it.Words and expressions Part tWOWords and Expressionsbrochure/ˈbrəʊʃə(r)/n. 小册子e.g. The brochure should give you a good idea of the hotel. shelter/ˈʃeltə(r)/n. 避难所e.g. Human beings need food, clothing and shelter.Words and Expressionsaftershock/ˈɑːftəʃɒk/n. (地震的)余震e.g. Aftershocks are smaller earthquakes which occur after a large earthquake.Words and Expressionsobserve/əbˈzɜːv/vt. 观察;注意e.g. Have you observed any changes lately?Words and Expressionsmetal/ˈmetl/n. 金属e.g. The frame is made of metal.Words and ExpressionsBefore writingPart threeRead for writingRead the passage on Page 41. Underline what you should do when you’re indoors, outdoors and in a car.Read again. Complete the table.How to Survive an EarthquakeSituation 1 ______________ Indoors____________________________Read for writingSituation 2 ______________Outdoors__________________________________________Read for writingSituation 3 ______________In a car__________________________________________Read for writingLook at the Sentence Builder. Write a few sentences that you may want to include in your brochure about Dos and Don’ts for surviving a particular disaster.Read for writingWhile writingPart fourWhile writingHow to write a composition?While writingWhile writingLet’s choose which you want to write about.volcano eruptionforest firesand stormstormtornadofloodWhile writingHow to survive a tornado It is often said that tornadoes are nature's most violent storms. When a tornado strikes, your every choice can mean the difference between life and death.Surviving in a buildingMove immediately to an underground shelter, whenever possible. At the first sign of a tornado, or if a tornado warning has been issued, stop whatever you're doing and seek appropriate shelter immediately, even if you don't see a tornado. A warning means an actual tornado has been sighted or indicated by radar.SampleWhile writingStay in a windowless room on the lowest level, if you can't go underground. In a building with no basement, avoid windows and go to the lowest floor. Alternatively, seek shelter in a small room that is located near the center of the house, under a stairwell, or in an interior hallway with no windows. Regardless of where you are, crouch low to the ground or lie down, face down and cover your head with your hands and arms. Take cover under a strong table if possible, and cover yourself with a mattress, cushions, or blankets.While writingKnow where not to seek shelter. Not all hiding spots are created equally. The following locations should be your absolute last resort during a tornado, as they all have the potential to be severely damaged by high winds.Surviving out in the openKnow the warning signs of potential tornadoes. Being able to quickly determine your risk is one of the key steps to finding shelter and surviving. Unfortunately, there are few proven ways to stay safe in the open if caught in a tornado, and the number one advice is to find shelter as soon as you see these warning signs. Most tornadoes are accompanied by thunderstorms, hail, and, of course, high winds, but there are other things to look out for as well.While writingDrive, if possible, to the nearest shelter. If you hear the warning and it is still safe to drive, get to the closest building you can find. Keep your seat belt on and get off the open road as soon as you can. Turn on your high beams and move immediately to some sort of structure, preferably with a basement. You are almost always better off in a building than in your car.Preparing for a tornadoPay attention to tornado watches and warnings. A tornado watch means that there is a threat of tornadoes within your area and that you should keep an eye on the news. A tornado warning is much more serious. Tornado warnings mean that a sign of rotation has been detected and that you should take immediate action depending on the tornado's location and its predicted track.While writingCraft an emergency plan in your house. Make a plan for where to go during a tornado. Have this plan in place and practiced before you need it. Everyone you live with should know exactly which room of the house to go to in the event of a tornado. Make sure that this room is stocked with all necessary provisions.While writingAfter writingPart fiveAfter writingEdit your composition in your groups. Then share what you have written in class.TipsAfter writingPart sixHomeworkHomeworkRecite the key expressions and sentences.Complete and rewrite your writing.
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