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课件网) LESSON 3 WAR MEMORIES UNIT 11 CONFLICT AND COMPROMISE LEARNING OBJECTIVES To read and talk about war memories; To read for general understanding; To read for specific information and deep understanding; To compare personal opinions with the ideas of others; To understand and learn words and expressions in context; To recall and summarise information; To learn and practise using verbs with similar meanings. KEY POINTS AND DIFFICULT POINTS To read and think about war memories; To answer the comprehension questions; To get key information from the passage; To recall and summarise information after reading. To learn words and expressions in context; To struggle with complicated sentence structures; To think critically and express opinions freely. LEADING IN Think about what comes to your mind when talking about wars. What can wars lead to LEADING IN Think about what comes to your mind when talking about wars. What can wars lead to Wars are violent. They will kill and injure people, causing great damage to people’s life and properties. ACTIVATE AND SHARE Read the stories again. Complete the summary for each story. Story A Do Chuc's family _____ into the village square, watched the soldiers _____ a machine gun, and then _____ started. were marched set up the shooting ACTIVATE AND SHARE Read the stories again. Complete the summary for each story. Story B On Christmas Day, the soldiers on the frontier celebrated Christmas together. They _____ and _____. They were all _____ with the war. greeted each other shook hands fed up to the neck ACTIVATE AND SHARE Read the stories again. Complete the summary for each story. Story C The young soldier had both his legs _____. He _____ a Purple Heart and a watch for being number 20,000 to _____ the hospital. blown off was given/ was awarded come through READ AND EXPLORE Group Work Choose the most touching part of a story. Read it aloud. Then tell your group members what touches you. Support your opinion with quotes from the story. READ AND EXPLORE Group Work Choose the most touching part of a story. Read it aloud. Then tell your group members what touches you. Support your opinion with quotes from the story. From this part we can tell how much soldiers from both sides hated wars. They would even risk their lives in exchange for a moment of peace for Christmas. READ AND EXPLORE 1. What is the turning point of each story Group Work Think and share Story A: The American soldiers set up a machine gun and began to shoot the villagers. Story B: Two of our men threw their equipment off and climbed out of the trench with their hands above their heads as representatives. Two of the Germans did the same. Story C: The patient threw the watch back at the general. READ AND EXPLORE 2. For each story, what war memories did each person have Group Work Think and share In Story A, the person has memories of killing and survival. In Story B, the person has a memory of an ... ...
