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Unit 4 Wildlife Protection Warming Up, Pre-reading and Reading 1. Teaching important points: A. Help students understand the passage better. B. Train students’ reading skills.

C. Learn more about the wildlife protection. 2. Teaching difficult points: A. How to help students improve their reading skills and understand the passage fully. B. How to let students learn the importance ways of protecting wildlife. 3. Procedure Step 1. Greeting Step 2. Daily Report Step 3. Warming up 1. Show a video about WWF. 2. Ask students what animals are they can see in the video and find out the endangered animals. 3. Ask students why the animals are endangered. 4. Let’s listen to some animals news:

A. Dolphin: Last night, a little dolphin’s dead body was found on one coast in Hongkong. People think it died from hunger because it could not find any food in the dirty sea…

B. Antelopes: The Canadian government announced last week that more and more antelopes in the wildlife park died in Road-kills. 5. Ask students why the animals mentioned above are endangered. 6. Give them 3 to 5 minutes to discuss in pair and then invite some of them to give their opinions. And show some of my own opinion below: killed by the enemies in the nature not enough food not enough place to live in the living environment is worse and worse hunted by human beings aten by people 7. Talk about the wildlife Protection ①

Panda:

Problem: No enough food; loss of bamboo growing areas Improvement: There are about 70 after bamboo areas set up to help them grow Home in China: Wolong Nature Reserve, Sichuan Province ②

Milu deer: Problem: Disappeared in China Improvement: About 500 after being brought back from UK.

Home in China: Nanhaizi Milu Park in Beijing ③

South China tiger:

Problem: too much hunting in the 1950s Improvement: About 30 – 60 after being left in peace with no hunting Home in China: Baishanzu National Natural Protection Zone, in Zhejiang Province Step 4. Reading – How Daisy Learned to Protect Wildlife 1. Show some pictures of the things appear in the text, and ask students to read aloud them. (Daisy, sweater, mosquito, rhino, antelope, money, monkey, elephant, flying chair) 2. Listen to the tape paragraph by paragraph, and find out the answers to the questions below: Paragraph 1:

Which place did Daisy arrive in?

(Tibet)

Who did Daisy talk to?

(Tibetan antelopes)

What did they talk about?

(Tibetan antelopes were killed for wool.)

Paragraph2:

Which place did Daisy arrive in?

(Zimbabwe) Who did Daisy talk to?

(An African elephant)

What did they talk about?

(Elephants and rhinos were becoming endangered.)

Paragraph3:

Which place did Daisy arrive in?

(Thick rain forest) Who did Daisy talk to?

(A monkey) What did they talk about? (A powerful drug affects mosquitoes.) 3. Read the passage silently again, and the try to finish the True or False exercises that are showed on the screen. ①

Daisy saw an antelope as well as mountains and people in Tibet. (T) ②

The antelope felt very sad and happy when he saw Daisy. (T)

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Antelopes were killed for the skin that is taken from under their stomachs. (F) ④

The elephants and rhinos in Zimbabwe used to be protected well by the farmers in the past. (F) ⑤

Mosquitoes protect the monkey from a millipede insect. (F) 4. Put the following sentences in the right order: ①

In the dream, she flew in a wonderful chair to talk with an antelope in Tibet. (2) ②

Later, she flew to Zimbabwe and talked with an elephant and knew

the farmers no longer hunted them. (4) ③

Although finally everything was gone, she had learned so much about the wildlife! (7) ④

The antelope told her they were hunted because their fur could be used to make sweaters. (3) ⑤

At last she arrived at the thick rain forest (6) ⑥

One day, Daisy dreamed a strange dream. (1)

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That’s because the government decided to help and the farmers made a lot of money at last. (5) Step 5. Homework 1. Finish the translation exercise on p64 2. Finish Ex 21-35 on English Weekly 15th