1、Listening and Speaking Teacher said class PPT template 1._ China got the second place in the Games made the whole nation very excited. 2._ leaves the room last ought to turn off the lights. 3.He still lives in the room_ window faces to the east. 5.He has two sons, both of_ are college students. He h
2、as two sons, and both are college students. 6.There are still some countries _ people have not enough to feed on. 7.It is said _ he has left for Germany. 8._ we will hold the party in the open air depends on the weather. 11. After five hours drive, they reached _ they thought was the place theyd bee
3、n dreaming of. 18.Word came from Mr. Smith _ he could arrive on the following Saturday. 19._ he passed the examination or not was of little importance. where that Whether what that Whether That Whoever whose whom Learning objectives collect information about world hunger; sort out some solutions to
4、the world hunger problem learn how to present important facts with supporting evidence. Listening and Speaking: The world hunger problem and how to solve it The number of people discovered across the world to be hungry is roughly about 800 million RegionHungry people Asia515 million Africa255 millio
5、n Caribbean and Latin America 39 million 01 02 03 Explore the world hunger problem What can you see in the photos? How do you think each photo relates to world hunger? Drought When there is drought, crops cannot grow and animals may die. War Hunger often comes with war, as often people cannot farm t
6、o grow food or work to get money to buy food. Famine Famine can be caused by drought, insects or diseases, or too hot or too cool weather. Listen to a radio interview and take notes. Then answer the following questions. 1. What is the FAO? What is its mission? 2. What can seriously affect crop produ
7、ction? 3. What does the FAO think about nutritious food FAO stands for Food Agriculture Organization to eliminate world hunger. Things like droughts, floods and climate change can seriously affect crop production People need to eat enough nutritious food which many people cant afford or dont have ac
8、cess to. The FAO believes everyone should have the right to healthy food. 消除；清除消除；清除 使用或见到的机会或权利使用或见到的机会或权利 4. What is the FAO doing to alleviated world hunger? 5. What does the FAO suggest countries do? The UN is making efforts to reduce climate change and the FAO runs a project called Climate Smar
9、t Agriculture which helps countries to develop sustainable agriculture. The FAO suggests that every country focus on making new achievements in agriculture which can benefit the whole world. Global conflict must be eliminated. 经营；运营经营；运营 可持续的；合理利用的可持续的；合理利用的 标题 添加标题 添加标题 添加标题 Listen again and identi
10、fy how the speaker supports his facts. Match the supporting evidence with the facts. using language Evaluate chemical farming and organic farming Reading for Writing Chemical Versus Organic Farming （表示两队）对（表示两队）对; 与与相对相对/ 比较比较 It is fertilizer. What is the substance we put on the soil to make crops
11、grow? Pre-reading What kind of fertilizers do farmers use? chemical fertilizers natural fertilizers organic farming chemical farmingorganic farming organic farmingchemical farmingorganic farming 1. Why did many farmers welcome the introduction of chemical farming? 2. What concerns many people about
12、the use of pesticides? 3.What is one problem with the use of chemical fertilisers? 4.How is organic farming different from chemical farming? 5.Why do organic farmers change the kind of crop grown in a fiels every year? 6. What is the goal of using organic farming methods? Do you think it can be reac
13、hed? why or why not ? fast readingfast reading reading and think about the following questionsreading and think about the following questions 1. Why did many farmers welcome the introduction of chemical farming? 2. What concerns many people about the use of pesticides? 3.What is one problem with the
14、 use of chemical fertilisers? 4.How is organic farming different from chemical farming? Many farmers welcomed them as a great way to fight crop diseases and increase production. These chemicals may make them ill and even cause cancer. Crops grown with them usually frow too faast to be rich in nutrit
15、ion Organic farming is simply farming without using any chemicals. organic farmers focus on keeping their soil rich and free of disease throught natural means 5.Why do organic farmers change the kind of crop grown in a fiels every year? 6. What is the goal of using organic farming methods? Do you th
16、ink it can be reached? why or why not ? Different crops are grown to put important minerasl back into the ground, making it ready for the next batch of crops. The goal of using different organic farming methods is to grow good food while avoiding damage to the environment or to peoples health. Read
17、the text on Page 55, match th main ideas (A-D) with the paragrphs. Then complete the sentences in the table. A. What organic farming is B. Why man-made chemicals are still used in farming C. Organic mehtods for producing rich soil D. The problems with chemical farming Paragraph 1&2 Paragraph 3 Parag
18、raph 4 Paragraph 5 paragrap h main idea detail 1-2DPesticides can kill helpful_ Some pesticides have been_because of the _ Crops grown with chemical fertilisers usually _ to be full of_ 3AMany organic farmers use _ as fertiliser. bacteria and insects nutrition natural waste from animals prohibited the demage they cause to people and environment grow too fast 4CThey often _ grown in each field _ They also plant crops that use _ of the soil to help keep it rich. 5BOrganic farming is now nowhere near able to meet high_ change the kind of crop to produce rich soil diverse depth demand for food
