高一 林燕玲1Warming up and Lead in2Reading 3Group work4HomeworkShowing a VedioMaking a report1Warming up and Lead in2Reading ScanningSkimmingTask 1: Listen to the tape carefully and matchthe main idea of each part. Part 1 para(s)_Part 2 para(s)_Part 3 para(s)_What they really saw and felt on the trip.brief introduction about their trip.Their chat about Canada and Vancouver.123-5SkimmingTask 2: Sum up the main idea of the passageSkimmingThe passage tells us what Li Daiyu and Liu Qian saw and heard when they took a trip across Canada by train including beautiful scenery, wild animals and some information of the country, like natural resources, population ,and some cities.ScanningTask 3: Choose the best answer to each question according to the text. 1. What does “The True North” refer to in the text? A. It is the name of a train that runs through Canada. B. Canada is located in the southern North America. C. It is a city in the northern part of Canada. D. We can see many beautiful scenery along the way to Canada.Scanning2. As you go eastward, you can see the following things except_. A. mountains B. thousands of lakes C. forests and wide rivers D. cowsScanning 3. In Paragraph Four, “In fact, it has one-third of the worlds total fresh water, and much of it is in the Great Lakes.” Whats the meaning of it here? A. Canada, one third of the worlds total fresh water B. One third of the worlds total fresh water, Canada C. Great Lakes, one third of the worlds total fresh water D. One third of the worlds total fresh water, Great LakesScanning4. Which of the following shows the right route of the cousins travel? A. Toronto Calgary Vancouver Thunder Bay B. Toronto Thunder Bay Calgary Vancouver C. Vancouver Thunder Bay Calgary Toronto D. Vancouver Calgary Thunder Bay Toronto3Group workSuppose you have come back from Canada with Liu Qian and Li Daiyu. Please introduce it to your friend, Tina. (You may choose one of the following places.)1. Vancouver 2. The Rocky Mountains 3. Calgary 4. Great Lakes4HomeworkFill in the blank filling about the passageSearching more information about Canada