Unit 5 Canada- “The True North”,A trip on the The True North,Do you like to go sightseeing? What is the longest trip you have ever take? What country will you want to go for sightseeing if you have enough money?,Warming-up-I-discussion (5m),Britain,The Big Ben,Buckingham House,America,the statue of liberty,New York,France,Eiffel tower,the Triumph Arch,Australia,Sydney Opera House,Japan,Mount Fuji,Egypt,The Pyramids,sphinx,Ottawa the capital city of Canada,Canada,Toronto- the biggest city,Vancouver,warmest part ;most beautiful city; surrounded by mountains and ocean; ski in the mountains and sail in the harbour.,Canada,CN Tower,Niagara fall,Canada,Calgary Stampede,The Rocky Mountains,The Great Lakes are the largest fresh surface water system on Earth. It supplies about one-fifth of the worlds fresh surface water and nine-tenths of the U.S. water.,苏必利尔湖,休伦湖,密歇根湖,伊利湖,安大略湖,Can you give a brief introduction about Canada?,A Trip on “The True North”,“The True North” is the train that goes across Canada/the cross-Canada train”,What is “The True North”?,Find out what these numbers refer to? second 5,500 320 thirty one-third,It is 5,500 km from coast to coast.,Most Canadians live within 320 km of the USA border,The population of Canada is only slightly over thirty million,Canada has one-third of the worlds fresh water,I. Fast reading,second largest country in the world,Draw the route of the two girls traveling across Canada.,Vancouver,Rocky Mountains,Calgary,Thunder Bay,Toronto,refer to the map on page 33,II. Careful reading,Vancouver,Calgary,Thunder Bay,Toronto,The warmest part of Canada, the most beautiful city,Calgary Stampede,It is a very busy port,The girls went to Canada to see their relatives in Montreal. 2. Danny Lin was going to drive them to Vancouver.,in the East of Canada / on the Atlantic coast of Canada,the train station to catch the cross-Canada train,III. Detailed reading,参考答案,3. You can cross Canada in less than five days by bicycle. The girls looked out the windows and saw Native Indians and cowboys. 5. Thunder Bay is a port city in the south of Canada, near Toronto.,cant,a grizzly bear, mountain goats and wild scenery,at the top end of the Great Lakes, near the center of the country,Which of the following is described as the most beautiful city in Canada? Vancouver Calgary Toronto Montreal,Feedback quiz (2m),2. What does the word “slightly” in the text mean? a bit a lot greatly lightly,3. Why did they begin to realize two days later that Canada is quite empty? Because they found nobody on their way. Because there are only thirty million people living on such a huge land and most of them live within the areas of the USA border. There are too many lakes in Canada. Because Canada is surrounded by Oceans on three sides.,4. Which of the following statements is true according to the text? Li Daiyu and Liu Qian went to Canada to see their cousins in Montreal. Thunder Bay is a port city in the south of Canada near Toronto. The girls looked out of the windows and saw Native Indians and cowboys. Li Daiyu and Liu Qian went to Canada to see their relatives on the Atlantic coast.,Fill in the blank and retell the story,Li Daiyu and Liu Qian took the train in Canada from _ to _ . Their cousins friend, Danny Lin, took them to the train station to catch “_ _ _” . Canada is the _ biggest country in the world. It is 5,500 kilometers from _ to _. As they go _, they saw beautiful scenery as well as cities. Vancouver is _ by mountains on the north,west,east,The True North,second,coast,coast,eastward,surrounded,Retell (5m),and east. When the cousins _ _ in the seats, they looked out of the window. They saw mountain goats and even a _ bear. Calgary is famous for its competition. Many of the cowboys from all over North America _ _ _ _ working with animals. Then they _ _ a wheat-growing province. Thunder Bay is a busy port. It is _ _ the center of the country.,settled down,grizzly,have a gift for,went through,close to,Design a route for traveling. Which cities would you like to visit in China? What can you see in these cities?,Discussion (5m),