Unit4JourneyAcrossAVastLand

（AssessingYourProgress）Theme:TravellingChinaVancouverHalifaxtovisittheircousinReadingandThinkingReadingandWritingUsefulStructureListeningandSpeakingLiDaiyu’stravellingstoriesAnemailtotheirparentsaboutthejourneyv-INGv-edexpresssurpriseandcuriosityendconversationsnaturally

LearningObjectives:Attheendofthisperiod,youwillbeableto:1.DescribeLiDaiyu'stravellingstoriesandthesignificanceoftravelling.2.Applyv-ING,v-edandspeakingskills--expressingsurpriseandcuriosityandendingconversationsnaturally.3.Knowwhetheryouhaverememberedsomeexpressionsaboutjourneys,whetheryoucanaccuratelyusev-INGandv-edandwhetheryoucanexpresssurpriseandcuriosityandendconversationsnaturally.Enjoyavideo

thatLiDaiyuemailedtoherparentsandthenanswerthequestion:Besidestime,whatotherelementsarealwaysincludedtodescribeajourney?Lead-in:Besidestime,whatotherelementsarealwaysincludedtodescribeajourney?Activity1(I)

Workingroupstoaccumulateexpressionsaboutjourneysbydrawingamindmapcoveringthefollowingelements.

A.TimeC.FeaturesD.Activitiese.g.BeforestartingoutE.Feelingse.g.behometo...

e.g.

takeaboatride

e.g.bepleasedto...F.Discoursemarkers

e.g.ratherthanB.Transporte.g.bycommercialairlineAnswerthequestion:

Besidestime,whatotherelementsarealwaysincludedtodescribeajourney?Asample

PeerAssessmentfordescribingjourneysItemsYes/NoDoeshe/sheuseexpressionstostatetimeorduration?Doeshe/sheuseexpressionstoindicatetransportmeans?Doeshe/sheuseexpressionstodescribetheauthors’activities?Doeshe/sheuseexpressionstoshowfeaturesofplaces?Doeshe/sheuseexpressionstoconveytheauthors’feelings?Doeshe/sheusenecessarydiscoursemarkers?

RetellLiDaiyu’stravellingstorieswiththemindmapandthemaponP45.

Whileoneisretelling,othersassesshis/herperformancewiththefollowingchecklist.

Activity1(II)

Prize-winningQuizUsethewordsintheircorrectformsindifferentcontexts.Winnerswillhavesurprisegifts.LiDaiyuHello,MissZhang.LiuQianandIaretakinga

Prize-winningQuiz(有獎(jiǎng)競(jìng)猜)inashoppingmallinHalifax.

Wefinditalittledifficult.Canyouoffersomehelp?

(seeexercise1onpage46)Well,MissZhang,I'vegottogo.I'lltalktoyoulater.Dohelpmeplease!Activity2(I):Workinpairstolistallthepossibleformsofthefourwords.單數(shù)第三人稱現(xiàn)在分詞過(guò)去式過(guò)去分詞freezeariseastonishproceedfreezesfreezingfrozefrozenarisesarisingarosearisenastonishesastonishingastonishedproceededastonishedproceededproceedingproceedsActivity2(II):

IndividuallyfillintheblanksinthePrize-winningQuiz(exercise1onP46).NunavutActivity2(III):

Workinpairstocheckanswersbydiscussingtheirmeaningandtheusage

ofv-INGandv-ed.freeze1.WesetoffatsevenforNunavut-a__________landfarfrombigcities.2.It’s_________coldinwinterinNunavut,sincetheaveragewintertemperatureis35degreebelowthe_______point.3.Seeingthehugecreature,westood________withterror.frozenfreezingfreezingfrozenasattributive(定語(yǔ))極冷的冰點(diǎn)(因擔(dān)心、害怕等而)僵住的凍結(jié)的asadverb(副詞)（informal）asadverbial(狀語(yǔ))asattributive(定語(yǔ))arise1.Werethereanyothermatters______fromthemeetingyesterday?2.Shouldtheopportunity______,I’dlovetogotoCanada.3.Someconfusionhas________withtheapplicationofthenewsoftware.arisenarisearising發(fā)生;產(chǎn)生出現(xiàn)引起asattributive(定語(yǔ))astonish1.Lindawas__________athersister’scourse.2.Henrywaseatinghisfoodwith___________speed.3.“Areyoureallyleaving?”askedSamin_____________.proceed1.Grandpastaredatthemountaineeringbootsand_________totellmehisstoriesofmountainclimbingfortyyearsago.2.Afterreturningtothebasecampforarest,theydecidedto____________thenextobjective:MountRobson.astonishmentproceededproceedastonishedastonishing感到十分驚訝使人驚奇的繼續(xù)做行進(jìn);前往aspredicative(表語(yǔ))asattributive(定語(yǔ))驚訝;驚異Thankstoyourhelp,LiDaiyuandLiuQianeventuallyfinishedthePrize-winningQuizandgotsomanygifts.Aftershopping,LiDaiyuandLiuQianwasinvitedtoattendtheircousin's

literatureclass.Theirteacher,MrClark,wasaskinghisstudentsaboutanovel:AnneofGreenGables.LiDaiyulistenedtotheirconversationandtooksomenotes(seeex.2onpage46),

however,shemissedsomedetails.pleasehelphercompleteit.Activity3(I):

Completetheconversationinex.2.Activity3(II):

dressedup

interesting

reading

waiting

Wearing

worriedAnswers:Workinpairstocheckanswers

andidentifytheusageofv-INGandv-ed.

twistedup

stickingasattributive(定語(yǔ))asadverbial(狀語(yǔ))asadverbial(狀語(yǔ))asobjectcomplement(狀語(yǔ)補(bǔ)足語(yǔ))asobject(賓語(yǔ))asobject(賓語(yǔ))asadverbial(狀語(yǔ))asadverbial(狀語(yǔ))v-ingv-ed01020301020305040604Activity3(III):

Summarizetheusageofv-INGandv-ed.asattributive(定語(yǔ))asadverbial(狀語(yǔ))asobjectcomplement(狀語(yǔ)補(bǔ)足語(yǔ))asobject(賓語(yǔ))aspredicative(表語(yǔ))aspredicative(表語(yǔ))asattributive(定語(yǔ))asadverbial(狀語(yǔ))asobjectcomplement(狀語(yǔ)補(bǔ)足語(yǔ))assubject(主語(yǔ))Activity4(I):

Learnaboutthenovel.Later,MrClarkaskedstudentstohaveadiscussionaboutthenovel.Infact,LiDaiyuisverycuriousaboutthisnovel.Listentotheirconversation.Payattentiontodiscoursemarkersand

howtheyexpresssurpriseandcuriosity.

Ireallywanttoknowmoreaboutthisnovel.Whatisitlike?

LiDaiyuLiuQiantheircousin

Wow!Howinteresting!

AsfarasIknow,itwaswrittenbyLucyMaudMontgomery.ItisaboutanorphangirlnamedAnneShirley.Shewassenttolivewithanelderlybrotherandsisterwhenshewasyoung.Despitemanydifficulties,shefinallywenttoauniversityandthenbecameateacher.

Oh,really?Tellmesomethingabouther.

LiDaiyuLiuQiantheircousinAreyouserious?Ineverknewthat.ButIheardthatassoonasshepublishedthenovelin1908,itbecameaninternationalhit.

Actually,shewasbornonPrinceEdwardIsland,Canada.Hermotherdiedwhenshewasonly21monthsold.Therefore,shegrewupinaratherunhappyandlonelychildhood.Later,shestudiedatauniversityinHalifaxandthenbecameateacher.Soon,NancyandSuejoinedinLiDaiyuandtheircousins'conversation.Activity4(II):Role-playSoon,NancyandSuejoinedinLiDaiyuandtheircousins'conversation.Activity4(II):Role-playWorkingroupstorole-playandcontinuetheirconversation.Dousesentencestoexpresssurpriseandcuriosity.Doendtheconversationnaturally.Asample

Cousin:Hello,Nancy.Hi,Sue.Herearemycousins,LiDaiyuandLiuQian.Nancy&Sue:Nicetomeetyou!WelcometoCanada!Li&Liu:

It’snicetomeetyoutoo.LiDaiyu:Sinceyouhavereadthenovel,whatdoyouthinkofit?Nancy:

Ithinkit’sfantastic!Whatimpressesmemostissomevividdescriptions.LiDaiyu:

Areyouserious?

Ican’twaittoreadit.Sue:

However,Anne’schildhoodisnotveryhappy.Istillrememberherwaitingatthestationanxiously,worryingnobodywouldcomeforher.Nancy:Oh,theregoesthebell!We’vegottothenextclass.

Goodmeetingyou.Li&Liu:

Nicetalkingtoyou!Bye!Activity4(III):ActoutActout

yourconversationinclass,meanwhile,othersvoteforthebestgroupwiththefollowingchecklist.PeerAssessmentforspeakingskillsItemsperfect(5’)good(3’)so-so(1’)none(0’)Theyproperlyusesentencestoexpresssurpriseandcuriosity.Theyendtheconversationnaturally.Theyuseproperbodylanguage.Therearenogrammarmistakes.Activity5(I)Enjoythevideoandthink:whydopeopletakejourneys?trulyamazedunexpectedawesomeexcitingyear-roundpleasantbreathtakingLiDaiyuandLiuQian’sfeelingsbeautyoftravelling

Whydopeopletaketripsorjourneys?

toenjoythebeautifulscenerytolearnaboutgeography,history,cultureandtraditionsofplacestobemoreindependenttomeetinterestingpeopletoadventureActivity5(II):Summarizethesignificanceoftravelling.Chooseoneofthefollowingtasks.OptionB:Talkwithyourpartneraboutoneofyourownjourneysandthenwriteatraveljournal.SendittooneoftheEnglishnewspaperpublishersandseeifyoucangetitpubli