高二英语人教版选修6课件Unit4Listening

人教课标高二选修6Unit4OnPage621.Julie,ateenagerwhobelongstoMilenniumKids,isvisitingaclass.Beforelistening,lookattheexercisesanddiscusswithyourpartnerwhatyouthinktheorganizationdoes.Thenlistentobothpartsofthetapeandseeifyouwereright.LookatthechartandthenlistentoPart1ofthetapeagain.MakenotesofJulie’sanswersinthechart.QuestionstoJulieHeranswersWhatisMillenniumKidsAnorganizationbykidsforkids;concernedwiththeenvironmentQuestionstoJulieHeranswersWhostartedit?When?FourstudentsinAustralia;in1996QuestionstoJulieHeranswersWhywasitorganized?Whatplaydidtheyperformlastyear?TodrawattentiontotheenvironmentThehorsethatSavedtheWorldQuestionstoJulieHeranswersWhatwasthepurposeofperformingtheplay?Toexplainwhyit’sbetterfortheenvironmentifwewalktoschool,ridebikesorgobybusReadthephrasesbelowandlistentoPart2ofthetape.Tickwhatyouhearintheleftcolumn.Thenlistenagainandwritedowntheprojectstheorganizationhasdone.Methodsofsavingenergy:BuynewelectricalgoodsBuyenergy-savinggoodsPlanttreesHeatthehousewhenitgetscoldStopusingelectricalappliancesTurnoffapplianceswhennotusingthemProjectsthatMillenniumKidshavedone:1plantedtrees2developedactivitiesthatreduce,reuseandrecyclewaste3plannedwaystoreducerecycleandreuseplasticbagsOnPage65BeforeyoulistentoTom’stalk,readtheTop9rubbishitemsinthelistontheright.Discusswithyourpartnerwhatyouthinkthetalkisgoingtobeabout.Thenlistentothewholespeechtocheckifyouwererightandsummarizeeachpart.Top9rubbishitems1.Cigarettebutts2.Glassbottles3.Plasticbags4.Smallpiecesofpaper5.Plasticbottlecaps6.Plasticpieces7.Plasticstraws8.Softdrinkcans9.PlasticbottlesPart1:______________________________________________________Part2:_________________________________________________________________________________________HowIanKiermanbeganClean-upAustraliaDayClean-uptheWorldDayandIanKierman’scontributiontoimprovingtheenvironmentListentothewholetalkagain.NoticetheyearsthatTommentions,whathappenedintheseyearsandanyotherfacts.Makenotesinthetable.YearEventFactsabouttheevent1987IanKiernancompetedinaround-the-worldyachtraceHewasshockedatthepollutionintheocean.1989Clean-upDayforSydneyHarbour40,000volunteers:collectedoldcarbodies,plastics,glassbottles,cigarettebutts1990thefirstCleanUpAustraliaDay300,000volunteers2001CleanUpAustraliaDaymostcommonkindsofrubbish:cigarettebutts,glassbottlesandplasticbags1993thefirstCleanUptheWorldDay30millionvolunteersin80countries2001CleanUptheWorldDay40millionvolunteersin128countries;cleanedstreets,beaches,riverbanksandparksPrepareatalkabout“CleanUpChinaDay”.