北師大版高中英語選修八unit22environmentalprotectiontheseventhperiod教案-文庫吧資料
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【正文】 ponse plan, including evacuation route ? Plan for coping after a disaster ? Implement drills and family education ... T: Have you ever felt an earthquake? They can happen anywhere in the world, but pared to other natural disasters like tornadoes, hurricanes and blizzards, serious earthquakes seem to happen less frequently. No matter how little they happen, earthquakes can be incredibly damaging to the munities in which they happen. How much the munity is affected by earthquakes depends on many different factors. Earthquakes can be dangerous to humans. Scientists still can39。s school year. Under its new Project Impact initiative, FEMA is encouraging city officials, businesses, schools, residents and others within munities to work together before disaster strikes. Prevention is always the best disaster action. The Northridge earthquake really motivated us and had a positive effect of raising awareness about the need for munity preparedness, said Peter Anderson, director of emergency services for the Los Angeles Unified School District. It raised awareness on the part of the teachers and the staff that we have to be prepared not because it39。 ways 教學(xué)過程與方式 Step I Revision T: Good morning /afternoon, class! Ss: Good morning/ afternoon, Mr. /Ms? T: Yesterday I asked you to learn more about natural disasters and what we should do so that we will suffer less disaster. Now let’s do a quiz. Show the following on the PowerPoint. 4． Which disaster has an eye? A. Earthquakes B. Wildfires C. Volcanoes D. Hurricanes 5． What does a NOAA weather radio do? A. Predict the weather B. Name hurricanes C. Broadcast weather warnings D. Bring rain Suggested answers: 1. A. True 2. A. Flashfloods 3. B. False 4. D. Hurricanes 5. C. Broadcast weather warnings S1: Here is a story about tsunami. T: Ok. Please tell us the story. S1: I will read it. The story is about how an American survived a tsunami. On April 1, 1946, when Mieko “Miki” Browne was 18 years old, a tsunami struck her home in Hilo, Hawaii. Here’s her amazing story. That morning I got dressed as usual. I was just leaving for school when I noticed that my shoes were filthy. I went back inside to polish them. Staying home those five extra minutes probably saved my life. When I came outside again, my mother was on the lawn picking flowers. Somebody yelled “tsunami!” We thought it was an April Fools’ joke. Then I looked up an d saw a huge wall of dirty water. Palm trees 35 feet [11 meters] tall were covered by water. My mother pushed me inside and slammed the door, just as the wave struck our house. It felt like we’d been hit by a train. The wave picked up the house, and we floated away. Seawater came up to my knees. I decided to change clothes, in case we had to swim. When I opened the closet, the back wall was gone! All I could see past my hanging clothes were
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