Polar bear I.Pre-reading: penguins Arctic/ North Pole Antarctic/ South Pole Can Polar Bears Eat Penguins ?

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Polar bear I.Pre-reading:

penguins

Arctic/ North Pole Antarctic/ South Pole Can Polar Bears Eat Penguins ?

Imagine you are traveling along to the South Pole. What will you take with you? Why?

ice pick skis sled compass radio transmitter

boots backpack tent Sleeping-bag

II.Fast reading: How does the passage develop? It develops according to time order, space order or scene order? The order of the text: time order.

1.Antarctic is another name for _____. A. the South Pole B. the North Pole C. Canada 2. The sun does not go down in Antarctic, so Helen’s workday were usually _____. A.more than 12 hours B. less than 12 hours D. 24 hours 3. On the 22 nd day of the expedition Helen Thayer had an accident. What happened? A. She was attacked by a polar bear. B. Her tent was blown away by the storm. C. She fell into hole that was a few hundred feet deep. D. The sled knocked her over and hurt her leg.

4. Helen Thayer was born on _____. A.1 November 1937 B. 12 November What decision did Helen make after the accident? A. She pent a whole day in her tent. B. She waited till she got better and continued her journey. C. She gave up and went back home

III.Careful reading: Read the passage once again and then fill the blanks. Time Weather What happened to her? 3rd-11th storm weather, strong wind spent a whole day in her tent Nov. 12thstorm died down celebrated her birthday a few days laterNot mentioned fell into a hole and was hanging on the ropes tied to the sled 22 nd ( morning ) cold wind had a bad accident with the sled and hurt her leg Nov.1-2,1997 good, icy wind, bright sunshine began her almost 400-mile journey

alone stormy celebrate drop out struggle to give up IV.Retell the text: (Key words)

From the experience of Helen Thayer, we can learn that : 1) The sweetest grapes hang the highest. 2) Where there is a will, there is a way. 3) Perseverance is vital to success. V. Further understanding:

VI.Post-reading: (discussion) 1.What kind of woman is Helen Thayer? Describe her in a few sentences. 2.Do you admire Helen Thayer? Why?

What kind of woman is Helen Thayer? Describe her in a few sentences.

Sample: Helen Thayer is a special woman. To go on such difficult and dangerous journeys at her age proves that Helen Thayer has a very strong will. She enjoys great challenges. She is brave and very active. She also knows that the people in her life, such as her family, are more important than her personal achievement.

Read the passage again and do Exercise 1 on Page 97.

Norway Sweden Finland Canada Russia US Greenland

Arctic fox Identification: Height: Height at shoulder in. ( cm.) Weight: They weigh from 6 to 10 pounds. Color: Normally white in winter and brownish gray in summer.

Arctic hare Identification: Size: in. Weight: 9-12 lb. Color: Brown in the summer, white in the winter. Ears tipped with black year round.

Walrus Identification: Size: Bulls ft., Cows 8-9 ft. Weight: Bulls 2 tons, Cows over 1 ton. Color: Pink-to- brown.

Narwhal Whale Identification: Length: ft. Weight: 1 ton Color: White and green and brown spotted.

New Zealand Chile Australia South Africa Argentina

Penguins: Penguins are the animals most people think of when they think of Antarctica. They are birds, but they cannot fly. They are excellent swimmers and divers.

Seals: There are a variety of seals that live in the Antarctic. They live mostly in water. They nest on the coasts or on nearby islands.

Whales: There are many types of whales that live in the Antarctic during the summer. These whales feed on krill and small fish. The blue whale is the largest and grows up to 100 feet (30 meters) long