Module6WarandPeacePartOne:TeachingDesign第一部分教学设计Period1:Reading—TheD-DayLanding—Passage1，2and3GoalsTolearnaboutwarandpeace●TolearntoreadwithstrategiesProceduresWarmingupbydefining“war”▇Hi,class.Wearelivinginapeacefulworld.Butwarhasneverbeenfarawayfromus.Whatiswar?Whatispeace?Thesetwowordsarethetopicsthisweek."Warmustceasetobeanadmissiblehumaninstitution."Warisastateofwidespreadconflictbetweenstates,organisations,orrelativelylargegroupsofpeople,whichischaracterisedbytheuseoflethalviolencebetweencombatantsoruponcivilians.Othertermsforwar,whichoftenserveaseuphemisms,includearmedconflict,hostilities,andpoliceaction(note).Wariscontrastedwithpeace,whichisusuallydefinedastheabsenceofwar.Acommonperceptionofwarisaseriesofmilitarycampaignsbetweenatleasttwoopposingsidesinvolvingadisputeoversovereignty,territory,resources,religionorahostofotherissues.Awartoliberateanoccupiedcountryissometimescharacterisedasa"warofliberation",whileawarbetweeninternalelementsofthesamestatemayconstituteacivilwar.Beforeyouread▇WearegoingtoreadTheD--DayLanding---Passage1,2and3.Butfirstgooverthewordlistforthismodule,payingattentiontothepronunciationoftheword,therelationshipbetweenitspronunciationanditsspelling.Whileyouread▇Nowyouhavetogotopage52toreadthetext.Whilereadingtrytocut/thesentencesintothoughtgroups,blackenthepredicates,underlinetheusefulexpressionsanddarkentheconnectives.Afteryouread▇Afterschool,trytofindtimetocopyalltheusefulexpressionsintoyourExpressionBookandmakeyourownsentenceswiththem.用心爱心专心116号编辑UsefulexpressionsfromTheD--DayLanding---Passage1,2and3InSeptember1939,declarewaron…,invade…,lastuntil1945，beknownas…,duringthewar,occupymanycountries,themostimportantbattleofthewar,inEurope,themilitaryoperation,in1944,boatsfullofsoldiers,landonthebeachesof…,theD-Daylandings,crosstheEnglishChannel,carry…to…,troopsfrom…,takepartin…,getofftheboats,landatthemostdangerousplace,thesituationat…,theUSarmycommanders,abandontheinvasion,makebreakthrough,thebeginningoftheendoftheSecondWorldWar,startasastoryofdangerandconfusionandendasastoryofbraveryandactsofheroism,earlyonthemorningof6June1944,beabout5kilometresfromthebeach,fireartilleryshellsat…,toofaraway,onekilometrefromthebeach,fallintothewater,bepickedupby…,asaresult,missthefightingonthebeach,afewmetresfromthebeach,jumpout,disappearunderthewater,beeitherkilledorwoundedbymachinegunfire,jumpintothewater,halfanhourafterthefirstattack,twothirdsof…,agroupofabout100soldiers,lieonthebeach,beexhaustedandshocked,climbupthe,getoffthebeach,reachthetop,joinagroupfrom…,fightwith…,one’scontributionto…,onthe6thJune2004,survivorsof…,theD-Daylandings,frommanydifferentcountries,returnto…,rememberone’slostcomrades,gotothecemetery,overlook…,besituatedon…,containthegravesof9,386Americans,dieduringthelandings.Thememorialalsocontainsthenamesofmorethan1.500menwhowereneverfound,onthememorial，growold,atthegoingdownofthesun,inmanypartsoftheworld■ReadingtofindthemainideasTheD-DayLandingPassage1Passage2Passage3ThemostimportantbattleofthewarinEuropewasOperationOverlord,themilitaryoperationin1944toinvadeFrance.ThesoldiersofAbleCompanycrossedtheEnglishChannelinsevenboatsearlyonthemorningof6June1944．Onthe6thJune2004,survivorsoftheD-DaylandingsfrommanydifferentcountriesreturnedtoFrancetoremembertheirlostcomrades.OperationOverlordstarted...
