Unit 4 integrated skills课件-牛津译林版英语九年级上学期.pptx
学 习 目 标学习本课时新单词及短语:record,victory,spirit,German,thought,courage,symbol,Jew,Nazi,surviveadmire,breakout,gointohiding,dieof/from,infearofoneslife;13通过听说练习，培养学生在成长过程中无论遇到什么困难都永不言弃的精神。了解战争带来的危害；根据时间线索简述一个人的人生经历；以战争为话题，给出自己的观点；训练学生听说的技能，逐步掌握听力技巧。2UNIT 4 Growing upIntegrated skills breakoutrecordsymbolvictoryspiritJewgointohidingNazi爆发n.记录n.象征n.胜利n.精神；幽灵；灵魂n.犹太人躲藏起来adj.纳粹的dieof/fromGermanNazithoughtsurviveadmirecourageinfearofoneslife死于adj.德国（人）的n.纳粹分子n.想法，看法，主意vt.&vi.幸存，生存vt.钦佩，羡慕n.勇气为生命安全担忧WorldWarIIbrokeoutinEuropein1939andendedin1945.爆发ItisasymbolofthevictoryofWorldWarII.n.象征 n.胜利HaveyoueverreadanybooksorseenanyfilmsaboutWorldWar?课 堂 学 习AnneFrankBorn:June1929Died:March1945Nationality:GermanBook:The diary of a young girl 安妮日记asymbol（象征)ofthevictory(胜利）ofthehumanspirit这是一个犹太少女的独白。这是一个犹太少女的独白。只要我还活着，能看到这阳光，这无云只要我还活着，能看到这阳光，这无云的天空，我就不可能不幸福。的天空，我就不可能不幸福。安妮用独特的美丽文字使世界上的每个安妮用独特的美丽文字使世界上的每个人都感动。人都感动。安妮弗兰克，(1929年6月12日1945年3月9日)，生于德国法兰克福的犹太人女孩，二战犹太人大屠杀中最著名的受害者之一，享年15岁。安妮用13岁生日礼物日记本记录下了从1942年6月12日到1944年8月1日亲历二战的安妮日记，成为了第二次世界大战期间纳粹德国灭绝犹太人的著名见证，安妮一家被捕后，日记被梅普吉斯发现并保存下来，1952年出版为安妮日记，成为全世界发行量最大的图书之一，很多戏剧和电影都是以此为基础。WorldWarbrokeout(爆发）inEuropein1939andendedin1945.lifechangedforeverybody,including（包括）womenand(1)_ because of the war.About(2)_peoplelosttheirlivesduringthewar.children72 millionA1MillieislisteningtoaradioprogrammeaboutabookandWorldWar.ListentothefirstpartoftheprogrammeandhelpMilliefillinthemissingwords.P57lose ones life 失去生命The Diary of a Young GirlwaswrittenbyagirlnamedAnneFrank.It was published in(3)_ and has been translated into(4)_languagessincethen.Thediaryhasbeenreadbypeopleallovertheworld.Itwasarecord（纪录）ofthattime,andithasalsobecomeasymbol（象征）ofthevictory（胜利）ofthehumanspirit（精神）.1947671.breakout(战争、火灾等不愉快事件)突然发生，爆发。不及物动词，不能带宾语，也不能用于被动语态。Abigfirebrokeoutduringthenight.夜间突然发生了一场大火。DoyouknowwhenWorldWarIbrokeout?你知道第一次世界大战是什么时候爆发的么？Anne FrankJun.1929:bornin(1)_,aJewJul.1942:theywentintohidinginherfathers(2)_Aug.1944:theywerecaughtandsenttoaNazicampJan.1945:her(3)_diedMar.1945:Anneandherelder(4)_diedofillness1947:her(5)_hadherdiarypublishedA2ListentothesecondpartoftheprogrammeandhelpMilliecompletethetimelineaboutAnneFrank.Germany officemothersisterfather2.herfatherhadherdiarypublished他的父亲将她的日记出版havesomethingdone使/让某事被做Mycomputerdoesntwork.Iwillhaveitrepairedthisafternoon.我的电脑坏了，我下午要找人修。IhadmyhaircutlastSaturday.我上周六理了发。dieout灭绝；逐渐消失dieoff相继死亡A3Millie wants to tell her classmates about the programme.Help her complete the article with the information on page 57.The Diary of a Young GirlwaswrittenbyagirlnamedAnneFrank.AnneFrankwasbornin(1)_in1929.ShewasaJew.BecausetheGermanNazishatedthe(2)_andwantedtokillthem,herfamilywereforcedtomovetoanothercountry.In(3)_,theywentintohidinginasecretplaceinherfathers(4)_.GermanyJewsJuly 1942officeDuringthatdifficulttime,AnnekeptwritinginherdiaryuntiltheywerediscoveredbytheNazisin(5)_.TheywerecaughtandsenttoaNazicamp.Her(6)_diedafewmonthslater.Sheandhereldersisterdiedof(7)_in1945,beforethewarended.Afterthewar,herfathercollectedherdiaryandhaditpublishedin(8)_.Ithasbeentranslatedinto(9)_languagessincethen.Herdiarywasarecordofthattime.Inherdiary,Annewrotedownherthoughts,herfeelings,herhopesandherdreamsforthefuture.August 1944motherillness194767writedown写下，记下writedown为“动词+副词”型短语，宾语为代词时，应将代词放在writedown之间。CanyouimagineAnneslifeduringthewar?NevertobeabletogooutdoorsnevertobreathefreshairnevertorunandshoutandjumpfromAnnesdiaryI hope war never happens again.Buttosomecountry,onlywarcanstopwar!MillieSimonIhopewarneverhappensagain.BSpeakup：IhopewarneverhappensagainP58MillieandSimonaretalkingaboutWorldWarII.Millie:Haveyoureadanyotherstoriesaboutchildreninthewar?Simon:Yes.IvejustfinishedthebookI am David,astoryabouta12-year-oldboyandhisjourneytoCopenhagenafterhegotawayfromaNazicamp.Millie:ThebookA Small Free Kiss in the Darkisalsoaboutayounghomelessboyandhowhesurvivedthewarwithhisfriends.Simon:Iadmirethesechildrenfortheircourage.However,itsapitythattheycouldntenjoyahappylifejustaswedo.Millie:Yes.Althoughweliveinpeace,somechildreninotherpartsoftheworldstillliveinfearoftheirlives.Ihopewarneverhappensagain.一个12岁的男孩逃离黑暗中的轻轻一吻钦佩 admiresb.forsth.因某事钦佩某人幸存勇气真可惜尽管in fear of ones life为某人的生命安全担忧1.HowoldwastheboyinthebookI Am David?2.Whatisthestoryabout?3.WhatisthenameofthebookthatMilliementioned?4.WhatdoesSimonadmire?5.WhatdoesMilliehope?He was 12 years old.Its about the boys journey to Copenhagen after he got away from a Nazi Camp.A Small Free Kiss in the Dark.He admires those children for their courage.She hopes war never happens again.Listen to the conversation between Millie and Simon and answer the following questions.B
