B4_Unit5_Theme_Parks_reading公开课概要1.ppt

1．What’s the main purpose of the passage? A．To tell people something about theme parks. B．To attract people to Disneyland. C．To describe the history of theme parks. D．To amuse people with theme parks. 2．Do you want to enter a world of fantasy about ancient England? Please go to________. A．Disneyland B．Camelot Park C．Dollywood D．World Waterpark Comprehending 3．Which of the following can follow the last paragraph? A．An introduction of some other theme parks. B．Mickey Mouse in Disneyland. C．Dollywood’s old wooden roller coaster. D．Something about a traditional park. Discussion: 1. If you have a chance to visit one of these three parks, which will you visit? Why? 2. Disneyland is a place to have fun. What will you do if you have a chance to visit Disneyland? Design a new theme park that will attract as many visitors as possible. The following questions should be included: What is the name of your park? What is the theme of your park? What kind of attractions will you have in your park? What do you expect visitors to learn from it? group work Homework To underline the difficult or useful words, phrases and long sentences, try to understand them with the help of the dictionary To read the text. Guess which are parks and which are theme parks? Theme parks—Fun and more than fun Reading 1. Which theme parks are mentioned in the text? Skimming Dollywood Disneyland Theme parks Camelot Park * Para 1 Para 1 Para 2 Para 3 Para 4 There are various kinds of _____________. If you want to have fun and more than fun, come to ___________. Come to ___________to have fun learning all about America’s __________ southeastern culture. To enter a world of ________ about ancient England, come to _______________. Dollywood Disneyland Camelot Park theme parks historical fantasy Topic sentences What is the meaning of “Fun and more than fun”? Theme parks are fun to visit,but they can also be e