Wildlife Protection

panda elephant

rhino

golden monkey Milu deer

South China tiger

Antelope

tiger antelope Milu deer panda What do they have in common? golden monkeyelephant

tiger antelope Milu deer panda They are all in danger. They are endangered animals They are dying out golden monkeyelephant

People are hunting some animals for their fur. Why are they in danger of disappearing? endless killing and hunting People killed them to satisfy their desire to eat.

Animals’ habitats are being destroyed. animals are lack of food. People destroyed and polluted the environment

Why are they in danger of disappearing? Too much hunting. Don’t have enough food Their living environment is polluted/destroyed. The global climate change

tiger antelope Milu deer panda We should protect wildlife. golden monkeyelephant

Places she flew toAnimals she met First visit Second visit Third visit 1.Skimming: an antelope Tibet an elephant Zimbabwe rainforest a monkey 1.Who took Daisy to these places? A flying carpet.

Tibet: Zimbabwe: Thick rainforest: How about Daisy’s feeling? Daisy began to cry. Then she smiled. Daisy was amazed.

Part Ⅰ : Part Ⅱ : Part Ⅲ : paragraph 1. paragraph 2. paragraph 3. & 4 Read the text quickly and divide the text into 3 parts: 2.Scanning:

Match the main idea with each part: 2.Scanning: Part 1 (Para.1) Part 2 (Para.2 Part 3 (Para.3-4) a. The monkey told Daisy how important the rainforest was to them. b. Daisy was sad to know what was happening to the antelopes in Tibet. c. The elephant told Daisy how people helped them.

2.What was happening to Tibetan antelopes? 3.Careful reading: Para.1 They are being killed for the wool. 1.How did the antelope feel? The antelope felt sad.

Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the first paragraph? A.People are killing antelopes just for fun. B.The habitat of the antelopes is being destroyed. C.People who buy sweaters made with Tibetan wool are encouraging more people to kill antelopes.

Q1: Why are elephant numbers increasing in Zimbabwe? Q2: Why have the farmers changed their attitudes( 态度 ) towards elephants? timefarmers’ attitudes why past now dislike Like/ happy Elephants __________their farms. The government helped farmers make a lot of _______from tourists. money destroyed The Farmers stop killing the elephants, so the numbers increased.

1.What was the monkey doing? 2.Why was it doing so? It was rubbing itself. A millipede insect contains a powerful drug, and it could protect the monkey from mosquitoes. 3.Why is it important to protect the rainforest? No rainforest, no animals, no drugs. 3.Careful reading: Para.3&4

A flying ________took Daisy to a ________land and talked with a Tibetan _________ who told her they were hunted because of their __________. As a ______, they are now an endangered species. Later,she ____________ to Zimbabwe where she talked with an __________ and got to know the farmers there no longer _____ them. That’s because the _______________ decided to help.Now the farmers are happy and the elephants’ number is ______________. At last she arrived at the thick rain ________ where a monkey told her “ No rain forest, no _________ and no _______.” Although finally things _____________, she had _________ so much. carpetdistant antelope fur/woolresult flew/traveled elephant hunt government increasing forest animalsdrugs disappeared learned

Daisy had learned so much! What can you learn from Daisy’s traveling? Sentence patternUseful words or phrases 1.It is important to… 2.It is necessary to… 1….stop…from… …save …from… 2….make luxury goods ( 奢侈 品） 3….get along well with… 4. …destroy …

What would the world be like if there were no wildlife? No wildlife, no human beings! It’s important to stop people from using animals to make luxury goods./to save animals from being killed. It’s necessary to learn to get along well with animals. It’s necessary to stop destroying the habitat of animals.

What can you suggest that we should do to help the animals? I suggest that we should… plant trees to protect animals’ habitats make rules or set laws to protect animals from being killed. Daisy had learned so much!