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课件网) Unit 2 : Wildlife Protection Period 5 : Reading for Writing 人教版2019必修第二册 1. Understand and memorize the words and expressions in the context; 2. Be familiar with the structure and language feature of a poster; 3. Be able to write a letter to WWF asking for help; 4. Learn about wildlife protection and think actively about how to protect wild animals. Teaching objectives Look at the posters below. Which emotions do the photos communicate frightening, uncomfortable, … lovely,cute, … funny surprising frightening sad Function: A poster stirs up readers’ emotions with eye-catching pictures. Lead in Lead in What do the three posters have in common A poster is a large notice or picture that you stick on a wall or board, often in order to advertise or promote something. Lead in Basic elements included in a poster eye-catching pictures or photos powerful /touching/attractive titles/slogans persuasive/emotion-stirring language careful design and use of colors and types of letters When you are making an effective poster, keep the following questions in your mind: Before reading 1. Who is your intended/target audience 2. What kind of emothion do you intend to stir up 3. What do you want your audience to do While reading Sample 1 When it comes to wildlife protection, all species—the good, the bad, and the ugly—should be treated equally. Pandas, dolphins, and other cute wildlife are important, but we must pay attention to less cute animals, too. The world needs all kinds—without variety, our planet cannot survive. So if you want the future to be beautiful, you have to give ugly a chance. Give Ugly a Chance! an eye-catching picture an interesting title persuasive statement to call people to highlight the importance of biological variety. While reading Sample 2 Billions of trees are being cut down every year to make paper for humans. Every tree that is cut down is a part of the habitat of animals such as these koalas. In this way a lot of animal homes are being destroyed! Is it right to make animals homeless so that humans can have more paper Don't Make Paper With My Home a picture with two cute koalas a humorous title persuasive statement to call people to stop cutting down trees. The steps to organise your poster Step 1: Write a title that is simple, interesting, and unusual, and then collect the information you need. Step 2: Write the name of the species and why it is endangered. Step 3: Use a powerful image to attract the readers' attention to the facts and problems. Step 4: Use different sentence patterns and appropriate tense and voice. Step 5: Tell the readers what you want them to think and do. Writing Your picture Don't make clothes with my fur! Your title Call on people not to buy fur or other tiger products Your intention All the people in the world Your target audience Persuasive, personified, vivid, empathetic Your statement Sympathetic responsible Emotion Choose one of th ... ...
