人教版高中英語必修一《Unit-1-Friendship-Reading》課件

漳州三中高一英語Period2ReadingAnne'sBestFriendWatchapieceofvideoandtrytodescribethepicturesinthetext.NAZIHITLERLookatthepicturesandtheheadingandguesswhatthetextmightbeabout.Lead-inBackgroundThisisatruestory.IttookplaceinAmsterdam,Hollandintheearly1940saftertheGermanNazishadoccupiedmostofEurope.TheNaziPartyruledGermanyfrom1933to1945.OneoftheirkeypolicieswastokillalltheJewsinEurope.IfanypersonsknowntobeJewswerefound,theywouldbesenttoconcentrationcampsfarthereast,mostlyinPoland.Familieswereseparatedandtransportedintrains.

Formanydays,theywentwithoutfood,water,sanitationorfreshair.Toavoidthisterriblefate,someJewishfamilieswentintohiding,oftenwiththehelpofnon-Jewishfriends.ThisdiarywaswrittenduringthetimewhenAnneandherfamilymovedtoescapefrombeingkilledbyNazis.ScanningThetimeofthestoryTheplaceofthestoryTheheroineofthestoryAnne’sbestfriendThelengthoftimetheyhidawayThedateofthediaryWorldWarIINetherlandsAnneherdiary--KittyovertwoyearsThursday15,June,1944Fillintheformbelow.ReadingmethodwhenwherewhowhatwhyhowSkimmingSkimthepassagefasttogetthemainideawithyourpartners.Itshowedthecommonidealandwishofthewholeworldpeople,hatingwarsandterrorswhilelongingforpeaceandfreedom.Anne’sbestfriendWhat Whatkind When Where

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nottobecaughtTime NatureFeelingBeforehidingAfterhidingBluesky,songsofbirds,moonlight,flowersDarkness,rain,wind,thunderingcloudsNeverfeltspellboundGrewcrazy,heldintheirpowerDetailReading1.WhatisatruefriendlikeinAnne’sopinion?InAnne’sopinion,atruefriendisapersonwhomyoucantrust.That’stosay,youcantelleverythingtothisperson.2.WhatisanordinarydiarylikeaccordingtoAnne?Whataboutherdiary?AccordingtoAnne,anordinarydiaryiswheremostpeopleliketosetdownaseriesoffacts.ButAnnewrotedownherdeepestfeelingsandthoughtsinherdiary.Shetoldeverythingtoherbestfriend---herdiary.3.Whywasshesocrazyaboutthingstodowithnature?Becauseshehadbeenindoorstoolong,shewassoeagertoseetheoutdoorworld---thebluesky,thesingingbirds,thebeautifulflowers,thebrightmoon.4.Whydidshestayawakeonpurposeuntilverylateoneevening?Becauseshewantedtohaveagoodlookatthebrightmoon.5.Whydidn’tshedareopenthewindowwhenthemoonwastoobright?BecauseshewasafraidthatshemightbediscoveredbytheGermanNazis.GuessingingroupsReadthedairyagainandpayspecialattentiontotheboldfacedwords.Thendiscussingroupstheinsidemeaningsofthem.ThenthinkofsomeotherwordsorexpressionstodescribeAnne’sfeelingsandthoughts.Whatdotheboldfacedpartsimply?Words/phrases

Whatisimpliedoutdoorsnaturecrazythebluesky,thesingingbirds,flowers,thebrightmoonfreeanxious,eager,thirstydidn’tdarethunderingentirelypowerscared,frightened,thrilledhelpless,depressed,lonelyDebate:1.WhatwouldyoumissmostifyouwentintohidinglikeAnne?Explainwhy?myrelativesandfriends,myschool,thedepartmentstore….2.HowwouldyoudescribeAnne’sfeelingswhenshewaslookingoutintothenightsky?Anne’sfeelingswereverysadandlonelyforsherealizedwhatshewasmissingbygoingintohiding.LearningaboutlanguageP4.2.Completethefollowingpassagewithsomeimportantwordsorphrases.

Anne’ssister,Margotwasvery_____thatthefamilyhadtomove.However,sheknewthatshehadgotto

___________allthedifficultieswithherfamily.Shefounditdifficulttosettleand____________inthehidingplace,becauseshewas______________whethertheywouldbediscovered.Shesufferedfromloneliness,butshehadtolearntolikeitthere.Whatshereallymissedwasgoing________andwalkingthedogforherneighbour.Itwassuchfuntowatchitrun______inthepark.Shewishedshecouldtellherneighbour______________thatshewassorrynottobeabletodoitanylonger,butsheknewthatwastoodangerous.upsetgothroughcalmdownconcernedaboutoutdoorsfacetofacelooseLearningaboutlanguageP4.3.Completethefollowingsentencesusingwordsandexpressionsfromthetext.1.Whenthemansawthecaraccidentonthehighway,hestopped__________offerhelp.2.”HowcanLindarecoverfromherillnessinthisroomwhenit’ssodirtyand_____?Itwillonlymakeherworse,”saidthedoctor.3.AfterPeterdied,George_________thestoryoftheirfriendshipinabook.4.Whenthestreetlightgoon_______,theymakeabeautifulpicture,sodifferentfromthedaytime.5.Goodfriendsdonot_______whattheydoforeachother;insteadtheyofferhelpwhenitisneeded.6.AlthoughTimandMikecomefrom_______differentbackgrounds,theybecameclosefriends.7.Pleasedrawthe________;thesunlightistoobright.8.“Sorry,Ididn’tbreaktheplate___________.”“It’sOK.Don’tworryaboutit.”

inordertodustysetdownatduskignoreentirelycurtainsonpurposeP.411.Youwillknowtheresultwhenyouaddupallthenumbers.2.Wetriedtocalmhimdownbuthekeptshoutingexcitedly.3.Afteralongstayinhospital,Maryrecovered.4.Sinc