新版牛津英語8AUnit8integratedskills

新版牛津英語8AUnit8integratedskills第1頁/共38頁Task1

naturaldisasterssnowstormtyphoon[ta?'fu:n]earthquakefloodsandstormdrought[dra?t]第2頁/共38頁Howtopreventthesenaturaldisasters?Protectingenvironmentisprotectingourselves.Whatshouldwedowhenfacingthedisasters?Staycalm.第3頁/共38頁Whichtelephonenumbersshouldyoudial['dai?l]

inthefollowingsituations?AwayfromdangerTask2Lookatthepicturesandwritethecorrecttelephonenumber

第4頁/共38頁119—Fire第5頁/共38頁122—Traffic第6頁/共38頁120—Hospital第7頁/共38頁110—Policethief[θi:f]小偷robber[?r?b?(r)]強(qiáng)盜第8頁/共38頁A1:Whathappened?Whichtelephonenumbershouldtheydialforhelp?Thebuildingis_______.Theyshoulddial_____forhelp.Thecarhitthetreeandtwopeople____________inthecar.Theyshoulddial____forhelp.____________hitthecityandlotsofpeoplewerehurt.Theyshoulddial_____forhelp.Themanstoleapursefromthelady’sbagwhenshewasdoingshopping.Theyshoulddial

____forhelp.onfire119weretrapped122

Anearthquake120110steal[sti?l]V.stole[st??l]

第9頁/共38頁Getoutassoonaspossible

盡快跑出去cover

yourmouthandnosewith

awettowel.Thebuilding

isonfire.（著火）↗thicksmoke↗towel濃煙['ta??l]毛巾第10頁/共38頁Runtohighgroundandstaythere.It’sdangeroustowalkthroughthewater.第11頁/共38頁Youmustruntotheopenairquickly.You

hadbetterhideunderastrongdeskorinthecorner.第12頁/共38頁followDon’tsit,walkorrideyourbicycleonrailways.Preventtrafficaccidentsfromhappeningrailway[?re?lwe?]鐵路traffic

rules規(guī)則(theaccident)WeatherconditionNameofthecaller(theaccident)WeatherconditionNameofthecallersLookleft,rightandthenleft.第13頁/共38頁TheSunshinestudentsareattendingatalkcalled“Awayfromdanger”Task3ListentothetalkandhelpSimoncompletehisnotes第14頁/共38頁DangerTipsFiresTrytogetoutassoonaspossible.Coveryourmouthandnosewithawettoweltoprotectyourselffrom____________.Stay_____totheground.Never________intothebuildingonfire.FloodsGetto______groundandstaythere.Donot______throughthefloodwater.Earthquakes______underastrongdeskortabletoprotectyourself.Donotstandneara__________.TrafficaccidentsAlways_______trafficrules.Look______,rightandthenleftwhenyoucrosstheroad.Donotsit,______orrideyourbicycleonrailways.ListeningTip:Writedownyouranswersasquicklyaspossible.第15頁/共38頁DangerTipsTrytogetoutassoonaspossible.Coveryourmouthandnosewithawettoweltoprotectyourselffrom____________.Stay_____totheground.Never________intothebuildingonfire.Firesthicksmokelowgoback第16頁/共38頁Getto______groundandstaythere.Donot______throughthefloodwater.DangerTipsFloodshighwalk第17頁/共38頁______underastrongdeskortabletoprotectyourself.Donotstandneara__________.DangerTipsEarthquakesHidewindow第18頁/共38頁Always_______trafficrules.Look______,rightandthenleftwhenyoucrosstheroad.Donotsit,______orrideyourbicycleonrailways.DangerTipsTrafficaccidentsfollowleftwalk第19頁/共38頁1)請(qǐng)盡早回家。

Pleasecomehomeas____as_______.=Pleasecomehomeas____asyou___.2)我長大了要盡可能多的掙錢。

I’llmakemoneyas____asI_____whenIgrowup.3)請(qǐng)盡可能仔細(xì)地完成你的家庭作業(yè)。

Pleasefinishyourhomework___________________________.as…aspossible盡可能的……,相當(dāng)于as…assbcan

as…as之間跟形容詞或副詞原級(jí)。earlypossible1.Trytogetoutassoonaspossible.(P99)

earlycanmuchcanascarefullyaspossibleThelanguagepointsTask4第20頁/共38頁2.

Welearntalotaboutkeepingourselvessafefromfires,floods,earthquakesandtrafficaccidents.

(P100)keepourselvessafe意為“使我們自己安全”1)Keep+形容詞Sheclosedthedoortokeeptheroomwarm.2)Keep+doing

I’msorrytokeepyouwaitingsolong.3)Keep+副詞Keepthechildrenawayfromthefire.4)Keep+介詞短語Pleasekeepyourhandincoldwaterfor10minutes.她關(guān)上門為了讓房間暖和。對(duì)不起讓你久等了。讓孩子們遠(yuǎn)離火。請(qǐng)把你的手放在冷水里10分鐘。第21頁/共38頁Task4payattentiontothesephrasesgetoutassoonaspossiblecover…with…protectyourselffromStaylowtrafficrulesonrailways盡快出來用…遮住…保護(hù)自己保持低體位、匍匐交通規(guī)則鐵路第22頁/共38頁Simon’scousinAnnieisaskingSimonaboutthetalk.HelphimanswerAnnie’squestions.Task5Listentothetalkagainandcheckyouranswers.第23頁/共38頁A3Listenandcheck.Annie:Whatdidyoulearnfromyesterday’stalk,Simon?Simon:Welearntalotaboutkeepingourselvessafefromfires,floods,earthquakesand__________________.Annie:Really?Whatshouldwedoifourbuildingisonfire?Simon:Weshouldtryto_________assoonaspossible.Annie:Howcanweprotectourselvesfromthicksmoke?Simon:Weshouldusea____________tocoverourmouthandnoseandstay_______totheground.Annie:Well,whatshouldwedowhenthere’saflood?Simon:Weshouldgetto____________.Rememberthatweshouldn’t_______throughthefloodwater.Annie:Isee.Whatshouldwedowhenanearthquakehappens?Simon:Hideundera______deskortable.Stayawayfroma_____.Annie:Whatshouldwedotoprotectourselvesfromtrafficaccidents?Simon:Weshouldalwaysfollow______________.Moreover,it’sdangeroustosit,walkorrideabicycleon_____________.trafficaccidentsgetoutwettowellowhighgroundwalkstrongwindowtrafficrulesrailwaysChecktime第24頁/共38頁keepourselvessafefromdanger.124Aquiz3第25頁/共38頁Isitrighttotrytogetoutassoonaspossible.shoutforhelpallthetime.

coveryourmouthandnosewithawettoweltoprotectyourselffromthicksmokstaylowtotheground.Thebuildingisonfire.第26頁/共38頁TrafficaccidentsWhatshouldwedotoprotectourselvesfromtrafficaccidents?1.我們應(yīng)該總是遵守交通規(guī)則。Weshouldalways_________________.2.最好不要騎太快，尤其在下雨或下雪天。It’sbetternotto______________,especiallyon________________days.3.我們不應(yīng)該騎車時(shí)打電話。Weshouldn’t______________whileriding.followtrafficaccidentsridetoofastrainyorsnowyringsomeone第27頁/共38頁Earthquake

Whatshouldwedoandwhatmustn’twedowhenanearthquakehappens?Atleastthreetips第28頁/共38頁FloodWhichofthefollowingactionisbetterduringaflood?A.Towalkthroughthewaterandfindsomeonetohelpyou.B.Tofindahighgroundaroundthehouseandwaitforhelp.第29頁/共38頁Lifeisthemostimportant.Beawayfromdangerandprotectyourselves.

Remember第30頁/共38頁Butsometimespeopledogethurt.Whenyougethurt,whatshouldyoudofirst?MillieandDanielaretalkingaboutfirstaid(急救).Listentotheirconversationandanswerthefollowingquestions.Task6listenandanswer第31頁/共38頁Whatshouldwedofirst?Whataccident?Howtodealwith（處理）it?First,Afterthat,Finally,Task5Speakupkeepthehandincoldwaterforabouttenminutes

covertheburnwithacleantowelgoandseethedoctorburnhands/b?:n/第32頁/共38頁M:Wemayburnourhandswhenwecookathome.Doyouknowwhattodofirstwhenweburnourselves?D:Sure.First,youshouldkeepyourhandincoldwaterforabouttenminutes.M:Isee.WhatshouldIdoafterthat?D:Covertheburnwithacleantowel.M:ShouldIputanycreamonit?D:No,youshouldn’t.Youshouldgoand