Unit11Lesson3WarMemories课件高中英语北师大版选择性

Unit11Lesson3

LearningObjectives010203Icanusethevocabularyaboutwar,likefrontier,shot,surgeon,etc.Icangetthegeneralideaanddetailedinformationofthewarmemories.Icanfigureoutthecharacters’feelingaboutwarsinthethreestories.04Icanunderstandthecrueltyofwaranddeveloploveforpeace.【Checkyourpreview】架起了机枪________________身份证件________________apileof

________________逃离了村子________________

竖起一块牌子________________脱下装备________________

握手________________爬出战壕________________无人地带________________Bythelookofsb________________厌烦极了，受够了________________setupamachinegunidentificationpapers分发啤酒________________喝了很多________________达成共识________________暂时和平地________________

开火________________定下契约________________开过一枪________________settheballrolling_______________chiefnurse_______________getanaward_______________turnedsboff_______________一堆fleethevillagestuckupaboardthrewtheirequipmentoffshookhandsclimbedoutofthetrenchno-man’sland通过某人的样子feduptotheneckwithdistributedthebeerconsumealotcametoanunderstandingintemporarypeace

startfiringformabond

firedashot开始做某事，开个头护士长得奖使某人厌烦打扫病房________________双腿被炸掉________________给某人颁发某物________________

递给某人某物________________moreorless________________cleanuptheward

haveone’slegsblownoffpresentsbwithsthHandsbsth几乎Anti-war

symbolMexicotheUSAfrontier

SoldierShooting/firingememyGeneralofficerbombtrenchtankbeingwounded/deadbodydestroyedcitiesandvillagesmassmurder1914-19181955-1975AlsocalledGreatWar,aninternationalconflictthatembroiled(使卷入)mostofthenationsof

Europe

alongwith

Russia,the

UnitedStates,the

MiddleEast,andotherregions.TheVietnamwarFirstWorldWar

MyLaibySeymourHersh《美莱村》OldSoldiersNeverDiebyFrankRichards《老兵永生》

WorldWarIAPieceofMyHeartbyKeithWalker《心之彼方》

theVietnamWarActivateandsharetheMyLaimassacre

TheMyLaimassacrewasthemassmurderof347to504unarmedcitizensoftheRepublicofVietnam(SouthVietnam),mostlyciviliansandmajorityofthemwomenandchildren,conductedbyU.S.ArmyforcesonMarch16,1968.Activateandsharethekillingofalargenumberofpeopleespeciallyinacruelway

SeymourHersh SeymourHershisanAmericanPulitzerPrizewinninginvestigativejournalistandauthorbasedinWashington,DC.HeisaregularcontributortoTheNewYorkermagazineonmilitaryandsecuritymatters.Hisworkfirstgainedworldwiderecognitionin1969forexposingtheMyLaimassacreanditscover-upduringtheVietnamWar,forwhichhereceivedthe1970PulitzerPrizeforInternationalReporting.ActivateandshareBoxingDaythefirstdayafterChristmasDaythatisnotaSunday,BoxingDayisanofficialholidayinBritainandsomeothercountries.Itisanoldholidaybasedonthetraditionofgivinggiftstothelessfortunatemembersofsociety.ActivateandshareFrankRichardsFrankRichardsisanauthorofperhapsthefinestmemoiroftheGreatWartobewrittenbyaranker(士兵出生的军官),OldSoldiersNeverDie.Areservistsoldiers(预备役军人)whenwarbrokeoutinAugust1914,workingasatimberassistant(林木工),Richardswassoonre-attachedtothe2ndBattalionRoyalWelshFusiliers(燧发枪手),inwhichheremainedforthedurationofthewar.ActivateandshareReadandexploreStoryAStoryBStoryCSkimandchooseatitleforeachstory.BravePatientAHappyEndingDeathofaVillageNoMoreFightingReadStoryA.Recordhowthefarmers’feelingschangedastheeventsunfolded.Whathappened?Howdidhe/theyfeel?BreakfasttimeDoChuc’sfamilywere_________________________________________________________________________.AtthesquareAllthevillagers_____________.SeeingamachinegunSomevillagers___________________.ShootingstartedDoChuc’sdaughtersandaunt__________buthe__________.peacefulcalm,notafraidsurprised,panicscared,desperateorderedfromtheirweretoldtositweepingandprayingwerekilledhimselffledhomesandmarchedintothevillagesquaretogetherwithothervillagersWhy?PhotostakenduringtheVietnamWar,USsoldierssweptthroughvillagesinNorthVietnam,andresidents'housesweresetonfireReadStoryB.Completethediagramwithphrasalverbsdescribingwhat“we”,theBritishsoldiers,andtheGermansdid.“we”“theGermans”InthemorningDuringthedayBeforemidnightOnChristmasDaystuckupaboardthrewtheirequipmentoff;climbedoutofthetrench;walkedthroughthemuddidthesamespentalldaywithoneanother;talkedaboutthewar;broughtthem(beer)overtous;cametoanunderstandingbroughtsomebeeroverdecidednottostartfiring“we”“theGermans”OnBoxingDayneverfiredashotthesameseemedtobewaitingfortheothertosettheballrolling;spentthewholedaychattingwiththem;replacedbyothersoldiersshoutedacrossandaskedhowtheyhadenjoyedthebeerWhy?becausetheydidn’tfight.Assoldiers,theyhadtofightthoughashumanbeings,theylongedforpeace.ReadStoryC.Completethediagramwhenwhere

whowhatApatientwasgoingtogetan______.Thepatient_____it____.Iwentoverand__________________andwestarted_______whyThepatienthappenedtobeNo.2000to___________thishospital.The____wasnotgoingtohelpthepatient______.Thenursereally______himandcrueltywaswhatthiswar______toher.how

They_______himandthengavehim________________.whenwhere

whowhatApatientwasgoingtogetan______.Thepatient_____it____.Iwentoverand__________________andwestarted_______whyThepatienthappenedtobeNo.2000to___________thishospital.The____wasnotgoingtohelpthepatient______.Thenursereally______himandcrueltywaswhatthiswar______toher.how

They_______himandthengavehim________________.duringWorldWarIinawardI(nurse),theyoungpatientandthegeneralawardthrewbacktookhiminmyarmsawardwalkadmiredall

aboutsalutedAPurpleHeartandawatchtoexpressrespectandadmirationforsb/sth

cryingWhy?Thenursecriedbecausesheadmiredthepatientforwhathesaidandthesoldiercriedbecausehefelthelpless.PTSD——Posttraumaticstressdisorder创伤后压力心理障碍症referstoadisorderinaperson'spsychologicalstateafterencounteringorconfrontingafrighteningevent.The

PurpleHeart

isaUnitedStatesmilitarydecorationawardedinthenameofthePresidenttothosewoundedorkilledwhileserving,onorafterApril5,1917,withtheU.S.military.1.Whatistheturningpointofeachstory?2.Foreachstory,whatwarmemoriesdideachpersonhave?3.Whatdoestheauthorofeachstorytrytoconvey?“Turningpoint”iswhensomethingunexpectedhappensinastorythatchangesthesituationabrup