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课件网) Unit 5 Work on the Land Explore the world hunger problem Using Language Learning Objectives Understand that the world still faces serious hunger problems. Analyze the main causes of hunger and explore measures to eliminate it. Act as a FAO representative and celebrate WFD through interviews. Foster a sense of a community with a shared future for mankind and deepen the understanding of the world hunger problem from an international perspective. PART ONE Warming-up 01 How many of you didn’t have breakfast this morning “Every day, about 828 million people in the world go to bed hungry. (FAO)” “We throw away enough food every year to feed 2 billion people. (FAO)” 01 02 How many of you have ever thrown away food because you don’t like it Warming-up Do a survey PART TWO Pre-listening 02 Guess what its mission is Pre-listening Look at the logo of FAO and guess what FAO stands for. F: Food A: Agriculture O: Organization Let there be bread wheat cracked soil collapsed buildings a skinny hand Pre-listening drought war famine Drought leads to... War often results in hunger, because... Famine can be caused by natural disasters such as... Discuss what you can see and how to relate them to world hunger. the poor harvest of crops and death of animals. people cannot farm or work to earn money to buy food. drought or extreme weather. PART THREE While-listening 03 an Introduction to FAO factors measures 1st listening What are the main topics of the interview world hunger Tip: pay attention to the host. 2nd listening Listen again and complete the blanks an Introduction to FAO aim: world hunger eliminate factors droughts floods climate change poverty war measures the UN countries individuals reduce climate change sustainable agriculture develop make new achievements global conflict must be eliminated supports buy food that the never waste food environment to make sth. less severe While-listening How to Identify supporting evidence When people present important facts, they usually give some evidence to support their claims. The evidence is usually mentioned at the start of a sentence. Key words related to evidence are report, research, studies, figures, findings, etc. …wars can heavily affect food production and transportation. There is strong evidence to suggest that … According to our latest figures, Our research indicates that … (world hunger) stands at around 11% of the world’s population. many people just can’t afford to eat well. 3rd listening Match the supporting evidence with the facts. PART FOUR Post-listening 04 Celebrate WFD France China the US Britain Learn more about WFD and celebrate it by conducting interviews with FAO representatives from multiple countries. Celebrate WFD 01 02 03 Greet, introduce interviewee and then ask about the achievements. Ask about future plans Ask individual measures to alleviate hunger. State the achievements and evidences. 请添加大标题 点击此处添加小 ... ...
