牛津高中英语 模块3 module3 unit3 reading Lost civilizations
三年级英语上册(牛津上海版)Module 3 Unit 3 《In the park》课件
Look at the kite. It's red. How ying in the sky. Where can you go? Where can you go?
Look at the balloon. It's blue. How beautiful!
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---Bobo
Look and learn
…
k_i te
Say a rhyme
Kite, kite, fly the kite. Up and down, in the sky.
Listen and say
_K_it_e_, _k_i_te_. Flying in the sky.
Where can you go? Where can you go?
牛津译林版 模块三Unit3 reading Lost Civilizations (共30张PPT)
Lost civilizations
Pre-reading
Please listen to the tape, and figure out the structure of the diary entries.
Part Para.
General Idea
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实话，人不要讲谎话，因为讲一句谎话要用十句甚至更多的谎话来圆谎，但有时候，人不能净说实话，如 果说实话效果不好，你可以用模棱两可的外交辞令代替！ 失败的定义：什么都要做，什么都在做，却从未做完过，也未做好过。 行动不一定带来快乐，而无行动则决无快乐。 知道自己目的地的人，才是旅行得最远的人。 只会在水泥地上走路的人，永远不会留下深深的脚印。 获致幸福的不二法门是珍视你所拥有的、遗忘你所没有的。 任何朋友都是暂时的，只有利益是永恒的。敌人变成朋友多半是为了金钱，朋友变成敌人多半还是为了金钱。 目标的坚定是性格中最必要的力量源泉之一，也是成功的利器之一。没有它，天才会在矛盾无定的迷径中徒劳无功。 人的价值，在遭受诱惑的一瞬间被决定。 失败并不意味你浪费了时间和生命，失败表明你有理由重新开始。 竞争，其实就是一种变相的友谊，在对手的帮助下提高你自己，害怕竞争的人已经输给了对手，注定难取得大的成就。 骄傲是断了引线的风筝稍纵即逝。 当你被压力压得透不过气来的时候，记住，碳正是因为压力而变成闪耀的钻石。 实现自己既定的目标，必须能耐得住寂寞单干。 不要让追求之舟停泊在幻想的港湾，而应扬起奋斗的风帆，驶向现实生活的大海。
from AD 200 It was gradually covered to AD 400 over by sandstorms.
around the It was discovered by an year 1900 European explorer.
module 3 unit 1 全单元教案(译林牛津版高一英语必修三教案教学设计)
Unit 1 The world of our senses教案设计教材整体分析:1. Welcome to the unitIn this part, students are encouraged to conduct a free discussion about the importance of five senses in their studies and daily life. Students are expected to express their opinions boldly and imaginatively.2. ReadingThe reading text deals with a story about what happened to a young lady on a thick foggy afternoon. The reading strategy of this unit teaches students how to comprehend a story better while reading it. Studentswill practice identifying these elements.3. Word powerThis section has two parts. In the first part, students will learn that many words in English can have different roles in different types of sentences. In the second part, students will review and learn words used to describe different kinds of weather.4. Grammar and usageThe grammar focus in this unit is on noun clauses. Students are expected to learn what noun clauses are and understand how to use the conjunctions that and if/whether to introduce noun clauses.5. TaskThis section consists of a series of activities which will provide students with opportunities to practice the language skills. And through the three steps, students will learn how to plot a story, prepare a surprise ending and improve their language in storytelling.6. ProjectThe project in this unit is designed to help students learn and use English through doing a project. The purpose of this section is to help students use what they have learnt to finish a project by working together.7. Self-assessmentThis section aims to help students determine the progress they have made.Period 1. Welcome to the unitTeaching goals:Encourage students speak out to practice their oral English .Arose their interest in learning this unit through activities.Let them know the importance of senses in daily life.Teaching important and difficult points:Help students prepare for their discussion, making sure that they are fully prepared before the lesson.Teaching ProceduresStep1. BrainstormingAsk students the following questions:1. With what do we see and hear?2. How do we know whether a dish is delicious?3. How do we know that a flower has a pleasant smell?4. What do we do when we want to know whether the water in the basin is hot or cold?5. How do we know about the world around us?As we all know, almost everyone has five senses, which are used everywhere and all the time. We learn about the world through the five senses. We use the five senses to study, work and relax, but there are some people who have lost one or more of their senses.Step2 Presentation1.What would happen if you lost one or two of your senses?A person who cannot see is blind and someone who cannot hear is deaf..2. Do you know how blind people can read?(They can read by touching raised dots which represent numbers and letters. This system is called Braille.)3. How do the deaf communicate with each other?(They use body language or sign language.)Step3 DiscussionLook at the four pictures and answer the question below each picture.1.What can you see in this picture?2.How would you judge the length of the two lines?3.How can you prove that the two lines are straight?4.Can the symbols be read in only one way?5.Why are people misled by their own eyes?Step4 Language studyFill in the blanks with words that have something to do with “senses”:When he got there, he _________ that there was a dark hole. He ________ into it, but could ________ nothing. He ________ with his ears, he could _______ nothing, either. He _________ it for a long time. He _______ something strange. He ___________ the side of the hole. It ______ hot. Suddenly some noises were ________ from the hole. It ________ like someone was cooking inside.Step5 Discussion1. Read the three questions in the short passage and discuss them in groups of four.2. Report your answers to the whole class.Step6 Assignments1. Preview the reading part, do exercise C1 and C22. Preview the reading strategyPeriod 2 ReadingTeaching goals:Improve Ss’ reading ability.Enable Ss to master some important language points.Make sure Ss can learn to help each other in their daily life.Teaching important and difficult points:Master the use of some language points.( wish for; reach out ; watch out for; pay back…)Retell a story with a surprise ending.Teaching proceduresStep1: Lead-inAsk students to talk about the climate or the weather in the place where they live:What’s the weather usually like in spring in Liyang?Which season do you think is the best? Why?Do we sometime have foggy days here? When?How do you feel on a foggy day?Have you ever lost your way in the fog? What would you do if you gotlost in the fog?Which city has the name of “foggy city”?Step2: Reading1. Ask students to go through the passage as quickly as they can and try to find answers to the four questions in part A.2. Ask students to read the passage again and complete partsC1and C2.3. Ask students to fill in the blanks according to the text.Step 3: ListeningListening to the text and read together with it.Step 4: Reading strategy1. Guide students to read the Reading strategy for the article and teach them the elements of a story.2. Give students another story to read and practice identifying the essential elements of a story.Step 5: PracticeAsk students to complete Parts D and E.Step 6: Assignments1. Finish A1 and A2 on page 90 of the Workbook.2. Retell the story in their own words.3. Find out the difficult points in the passage.Period 3 Language studyTeaching goals:Help students understand fully of the text.Deal with some difficult sentences and useful language pointsTeaching important and difficult points:mastering the use of some of language points: in sight, wish for, reach out, watch out for, pay back, be frozen with, be related to, be linked to, make sense, make the most of, can’t help doing,Teaching proceduresStep1 RevisionRetell the story:Help the students retell the story Fog in their own words. Use the chart to help them:Outside Polly’s working place-----at the bus stop on the street------in the Underground train-----at Green Park station------- in ParkStreet------- at the corner of the street----- in the street near King Street------ at 86 King StreetStep2 Difficult sentencesRead and understand the following sentences, then remember in mind:1. Once out in the street, she walked quickly towards her usual bus stop.2. ‘Sorry, Miss,’ replied the man, ‘the truth is that the fogs too thick for the bus to run that far.3. While the rest of the passengers were getting out, she glanced at the faces around her.4. The tall man was nowhere to be seen.5. As she walked along, she heard the sound of footsteps, but by thetime she reached the corner of the street, the footsteps were gone.6. Polly found herself staring up at a man standing with his handresting on her arm.Step3 Useful words and phrasesStep 4 AssignmentFinish the learning plan.Period 4 Word powerTeaching goals:Make sure students can know the different roles some words can have in different types of sentences.Enable Ss to master the meanings of some words used to describedifferent kinds of weather.Teaching important and difficult points:Train Ss to guess and understand the meanings of the words according to the context and pictures.Teaching proceduresStep 1 RevisionCheck the homework assigned the day before.Step2 BrainstormingStep 2. Brain stormingWrite down two sentences on the blackboard:Once out in the street, she walked quickly towards her usual bus stop.“Here we are, King Street.” He stopped.Which word has two meanings and two parts of speech?How many other words which have more than one part of speech can you think of?Step 3. Parts of speech1. Ask students to read the speech bubbles on page 6. Make sure that they pay attention to the word rest and get them to describe thef=different meanings of it in different parts of speech. Then have them read the instructions for Part A.2. Ask students first to complete the table in Part A individually and then to discuss in pairs the answers. Encourage students to make different sentence.. Then check the answers with the whole class.Step 4. PracticeAsk students to complete part B according to the instructions. Then have one or two of them read the short report.Step5. Describing the weather1.Ask students what words they use to describe different kinds of weather. Write down on the blackboard the word students say.2. Ask students to practice reading in pairs the dialogue in Part A. They may look at the symbols in Part B for reference.3. Have students first look at the symbols for different kinds of weather and then let them read the weather report in the first speech bubble.4. Ask students to complete the second speech bubble by looking at the three pictures below it.Step6. Assignments1. Finish the learning plan exercise2. Review the grammar and usage--- noun clauses.Period 5-6 Grammar and usageTeaching goals:Make sure the students understand what the noun clauses are.Ss should know the different use of noun clauses.Learn to use conjunctions that, if/whether.Teaching important and difficult points:Noun clauses can be used as different parts in a sentence.The use of that in subject clause and the different use of if and whether.Teaching procedures:Step1. Introduction to noun clausesWhat is noun?What is the use of noun?What is noun clause?(by reading some sentences):1.When we will start is not clear.2.Mrs Black won’t believe that her son has become a thief.3. My idea is that we should do it right now.4.I had no idea that you were her friend.Step2. Presentation1. Ask students to read Part 1 on page8 so that they will know that a noun clause can be used as the subject of a sentence. More sentences can be given to the students.1) That he will succeed is certain .2) Whether he will go there is not known .3) What he said is not true .4) Where he hid the money is to be found out .Have students read the sentence in which it is used as an empty subject:Who will go makes no difference.= It makes no difference who will go.That she was able to come made us very happy.=It made us happy that she was able to come.2. Ask students to read Parts 2 so that they will know that a noun clause can be used either as the object of a verb or a preposition in a sentence.1) They know that the habit will kill them.2) He asked how much I paid for the violin.3) He made it clear to the public that he did an important and necessary job .4).I find it necessary that we should do the homework.Ask students to read the two sentences in which it is used as an empty object.3. Ask students to read Part 3 so that they will know that a noun clause can be used as the predicative after the link verb be.1)The question is whether we can rely on him.2)That’s because we were in need of money at that time .3)He looked as if he was going to cry .4)That’s why I was late4.Explain to students what apposition means. Then have the students read Part 4.Step3 PracticeAsk the students to read the article on page 9 and to describe the main idea in their own words. Make sure that they know what they need to do and that they can identify all the noun clauses.Step4 PresentationNoun clauses beginning with that or if/whether1.Ask the students to read Part 1, which is about using that to introduce a noun clause.2. Have students read Part 2, which is about using if or whether to introduce a noun clause.When do we use if/whether to introduce a noun clause?When can we only use whether bet not it?Step5 PracticeAsk students to finish exercises on page11.Step6 Assignment1. Finish the exercises in learning plan.2. Finish C2 on page 92 of the workbook.Period7---8 Task: Telling a storyTeaching goals:Make Ss know the sequence of a story.Train Ss’ ability of telling a story effectively by using pictures with speech bubbles.Improve Ss’ ability of writing a story by using adjectives and adverbs.Teaching important and difficult points:Make sure Ss know the importance of adjectives and adverbs in the story.Enable Ss to write a story correctly.Teaching proceduresStep 1 Revision1. Check homework.2. Do some exercises to revise the noun clauses.Step 2 Skills building 1: Plotting a story1. Ask students to read part A on page 13. They need to know what they have been asked to do and what information they should get whenlistening to the tape. Have them complete the checklist individually, and then ask them to check their answers with their partners to see if they have the same answers. The class can listen to the recording again if necessary.2. Ask students to listen to the conversation and answer the questionsin Part B. After they finish this part, let them check their answers with their partners to make sure that they have got the correct answers.3. Tell students that they will write the beginning of the story using their answers in Part B.Skills building 2: identifying different elements of a comic stripStep3: preparing a story with a surprise ending1. Ask students to read the guidelines on page 15 and make sure that they know what they need to do. Ask them to first work individually andthen to check their answers with their partners. If they have different answers, have them discuss which answer is better.2. In pairs, ask students to work out a surprise ending from the five pictures given in Part A. They should draw a picture, write a caption and add thought, speech or sound bubbles where necessary. Encourage students to use their imagination and create any ending which is surprising. Choose some students’ pictures and show them to the whole class. Ask students to decide which is the best picture with a surprise ending.Skills building 3: using adjectives and adverbs in stories.Step 4: improving your story1. Have students read the guidelines in Part A on page 17. Ask them to go over the adjectives and adverbs given in the box. Guide them to point out which words are adjectives and which are adverbs. Ask them to first fill in the blanks with the words in the box, and then write the last paragraph of the story using the sixth picture they drew in Step2.2. Ask students to think about what good storytellers will do to make others interested and willing to listen to them. Ask students to read the guidelines in Part B. Have them work in pairs to practise telling the story they have just finished. Then ask some students to present their stories in class. The whole class should decide who is the best storyteller.Ask students to read the story of Part A in Writing on page 97 of the Workbook, and then finish Part B. They can do Part B as homework.Step5 Homework1. Ask Ss to write a story.2. Find out the difficult points in Project.Period 9 Project: Producing a TV showTeaching goals:Do some reading.Improve Ss’ ability of writing.Get Ss to cooperate with others.Teaching important and difficult points:Know the general idea of the passage.Make sure Ss know how to write an interesting story.Teaching proceduresStep1 Reading1. Ask students to read the article Shark attacks and find out as much information as they can about sharks.2. Have students read the article again and ask them to find out what unique senses sharks have, what senses sharks use to attack humans and what people can do to protect themselves.3. Ask students to do Part B1 and B2 on page 91 of the Workbook eitherin class or as homework, so they will have a better understanding of the usage of words and phrases learnt in this section.4. Ask students to do Parts D1 and D2 on page 93 of the Workbook as homework to review the useful words, phrases and patterns they have learnt in this unit.Ask students to do the listening exercises in Part A and B on page 96 of the Workbook to learn more about animals’ senses.Step 2 Language pointsI. Deal with some language points for Ss to understand the letters better.II. If Ss still have questions, help to solve them.Step3 Producing a TV showPlanningAsk students to work in groups of four. First ask them to discuss and choose which animal they would like to focus on. Have them write down the animal’s name and one of its unique senses. As some students may keep pets at home, they will be quite familiar with some pet animalssuch as dogs, cats or fish. They can choose one of the animals that they are most familiar with. Students should also choose what type of show they will produce. Each group member will be responsible for researching information about one aspect of the animal.PreparingStudents will go to a zoo, watch an animal documentary, read some books or surf the Internet to get the information they need. While they are doing such things, they need to take notes. They will get together to discuss what should be included in their show. They will make a list which focuses on how the animal uses its senses and think about how to present the information.ProducingStudents each work on a different part of the TV show. When thedifferent parts are put together, each group member should read the writing carefully, correct the mistakes and add some new ideas.PresentingEach group will take turns presenting their TV show to the class by showing their work and narrating. Students can have a discussion to decide which group’s TV show is the best.Step 4 Assignment1.Finish the learning plan2. Prepare for a test.Period 10 Self-assessmentTeaching goals:This part at the end of the unit aims to allow students to determinewhat they have achieved and what else they can do to improve their study.Teaching procedures:1. Do a review test to consolidate what Ss have learned in this unit.2. Let Ss do the self-assessment. Know the situations and help those Ss who have trouble.。
牛津高中英语-模块三-unit-1--reading
Nowhere was the tall man to be seen.
8. Outside, wherever she looked the fog lay like a thick, grey cloud.
9. Polly set off towards Park Street. As she walked along the narrow street, she heard the sound of footsteps approaching (approach), but by the time she reached the corner of the street, the footsteps were gone (go).
1. At lunch, the radio forecast that the mist would become (become) a thick fog in the afternoon.
2. She wondered if the buses would still be running (run).
The fog was Polly; too thick for the bus the bus to conductor run to King
Street, where Polly lived.
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Where: in the Underground train; at Green Park station
When& weather: Later
Part Who:
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Polly, a tall man
What: A tall man in a dark coat is on the train.
牛津高中英语模块3 Unit 3 Reading
Compare Pompeii with Loulan
City
Pompeii
Loulan
A farmer found some stones with writing on it. In 1860, the area was put Discovery under government protection.
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17th July
I saw the ancient Roman city of Pompeii
How amazing!
24th July
We arrived in Loulan
So excited to be here!
25th The discovery of Loulan July and its present situation What a pity!
the past? Why or why not?
While some people believe that… I see the benefits of it. While some people believe that… I see the disadvantages of it. For one thing…, for another…,on top of that…
So we call the ancient buildings, cultures and countries that no longer existed “Lost civilizations”.
2020年牛津上海版三年级上册英语Module 3 Unit 3 《In the park》
亲爱的读者： 1、盛生年活不重相来信，眼一泪日，难眼再泪晨并。不及代时表宜软自弱勉。，20岁.7.月12不7.待12人.2。02。00290:.071.10297:0.12:4.250J2u0l-0290:0091:091:01:45Jul-2009:01 亲爱的读者： 2、千世里上之没行有，绝始望于的足处下境。，只20有20对年处7月境1绝2日望星的期人日。二〇二〇年七月十二日2020年7月12日星期日 春去春又回，新桃换旧符。在那桃花盛开的地方， 3、少成年功易都学永老远难不成会，言一弃寸，光放阴弃不者可永轻远。不。会成09功:01。7.12.202009:017.12.202009:0109:01:457.12.202009:017.12.2020
Listen and answer
…
Look and learn
flower
Try to say
Flower, Flower. Give t_h_e_fl_ow_e_r to my_f_ri_en_d_.
Listen again and be Bobo
F_l_o_w_e_r, f_l_o_w_e_r. Dancing in the wind.
To my friend, to my friend.
Do a pair work …, … Dancing in the wind.
To my friend,to my friend.
Look at the … It's … How …
Enjoy the whole story
Boat, boat. Running on the river. Where can you go? Where can you go?
(沪教版)三年级牛津英语教案Module3Unit3
Module 3 Places and activitiesUnit 3 Parks and playgroundsPeriod OneTeaching contents: Look and learn Look and sayTeaching Aims:1. 知识目标：1) Using imperatives to draw attention to something2) Using adjectives to describe colours2. 能力目标：1) Open/maintain an interaction by eliciting a response2) Identify key words in an utterance by recognizing stree3. 情感目标：指点学生认识多彩的大自然，热爱五彩的生活Difficult and key points:1) New words: red orange yellow green blue black white sun sky cloud kite boat ball balloon2) New sentences: Look at the ______. It’s ____(colour). Teaching aids: tape, colour pencil, wallpicture, realiaTeaching procedure:Period TwoTeaching contents: Look and learn Point, ask and answerTeaching Aims:1. 知识目标：1) Using simple imperatives to give instruction2) Using Wh-questions to find out various kinds of specific information about a thing.3) Using pronouns to refer to a particular thing .2. 能力目标：1)Open an interaction by eliciting a response2) Maintain an interaction by providing information to factual questions3. 情感目标：要求学生仔细观察身边的事物Difficult and key points:1) New word: slide swing2) New sentences: Point to the _____.What c olour is it? It’s ______Teaching aids: tape, some pictures, some word cards, maskTeaching procedure:Period ThreeTeaching contents: Play a colour game Learn the sounds Teaching Aims:1. 知识目标：1) Using imperatives to draw attention to something2) Using Wh-questions to find out specific information abouta thing. Using pronouns to refer to a particular thing.3) Using yes/no questions to obtain a simple response4) Pronounce correctly words in isolation with initial sounds / ai /& / i /2. 能力目标：1) Maintain an interaction by providing information inresponse to factual questions2) Discriminate between words with vowel sound ‘i’ inboth open and closed syllable forms3. 情感目标：培养学生相互协作的精神，共同学习Difficult and key points:1)New sentences: Is it _____(colour)?Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.2) Vowel sound: I i--/ ai /& / i /Teaching aids: tape, some word and pictures cardsTeaching procedure:Period FourTeaching contents: Say and actTeaching Aims:1. 知识目标：1) Using formulaic expressions to attract people’s attention2) Using yes/no question to obtain simple response2. 能力目标：1) Open an interaction by attracting someone’s attention2) Maintain an interaction by providing information in response to factual question3. 情感目标：赞扬助人为乐的优良品质，鼓励学生在生活和学习上要互相帮助，做到礼貌待人。
牛津高中英语 模块3 module3 unit3 reading Lost civilization
The area was put under government protection
streets with stepping stones
houses decorated with wall paintings
Day10-24th July & Day 11-25th July
Day1-15th July Day2-16th July Day3-17th July
Day10-24th July
Day11-25th July
in Italy went to a lecture about Pompeii
saw the ancient city of Pompeii
arrived in Loulan
6. Who discovered the ruins of Loulan Kingdom first? What did he find?
Sven Hedin, the European explorer. He discovered the ruins of buildings buried beneath the sand, together with a lot of treasures, including …
knew some information from an archaeologist, Professor Zhang
1. When was the city Pompeii founded? It was founded in the 8th century BC.
2. What happened to Pompeii in August AD 79? The Mountain erupted and lava, ash and rocks poured out of it onto the surrounding countryside. Many people in Pompeii were buried alive, and so was the city.
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Arrangements/Plan s in Italy went to a lecture about Pompeii saw the ancient city of Pompeii arrived in Loulan
Day10-24th July
Day11-25th July
knew some information from an archaeologist, Professor Zhang
1. What is one main similarity between Pompeii and Loulan? Both of them became lost civilizations long ago. 2. What was Loulan buried beneath? It was buried beneath the sand.
The Great Wall, the Summer Palace, the Temple of Heaven, the Thirteen Tombs of the Ming Dynasty and so on.
2. What does the title Lost Civilizations mean? It means ancient buildings, cultures and countries that no longer existed.
The Statue of Zeus
The Hanging Gardens—the Lost Paradise
Taj Mahal (India)
Potala Palace
1. Can you name some buildings that could represent ancient civilizations in China?
The area was put under government protection
in the 18th century
in 1860
streets with sed with wall paintings
Day10-24th July & Day 11-25th July
the Silk Road
a small, wealthy commercial city
— a stopping point on the famous Silk Road
Day11-25th July
1. How was Loulan discovered? 100 years ago, the Swedish explorer Sven Hedin discovered the ruins of it as well as a lot of treasures. 2. What can you see about the city now? The city walls, palaces, temples, workshops and towers; an ancient water system that ran through the middle of the city.
Now, enjoy some more pictures
Pompeii--- the grief of prosperity
Loulan--- the beautiful ghost of Luobupo
Pompeii
Loulan
•Where are the places in the pictures? •What have you known about them?
2. What happened to Pompeii in August AD 79? The Mountain erupted and lava, ash and rocks poured out of it onto the surrounding countryside. Many people in Pompeii were buried alive, and so was the city.
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Arrangements/Plan s in Italy went to a lecture about Pompeii saw the ancient city of Pompeii arrived in Loulan
7. According to the last sentence, how did the author feel about the loss of Loulan? She felt that it was a pity!
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a lot of treasures, including …
5. Why was Loulan an important city about 2,000 years ago? Because it was a stopping point on the famous Silk Road between the East and the West.
4. What were the stepping stones
along the road in Pompeii used
for?
With the stones, people did not have to step in the mud in the streets on rainy days.
It was discovered by an European explorer.
Fill in the blanks with proper words.
Italy Both Pompeii in ________and Loulan in China lost civilizations became ____ ________ about 2000 years ago. Pompeii was ________ founded in the 8th century BC and was _____ taken _______ over by the Romans in 89BC. On erupted and the 24th Aug. AD79, the mountain _________ buried __________. alive city were _______ Loulan was a stopping _________ _________ on the Silk Road. It point disappeared under the ________. There are just a sand few _________ left. Some _________, treasures such as coins ruins and painted pots, was found.
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Day11-25th July
knew some information from an archaeologist, Professor Zhang
1. When was the city Pompeii founded? It was founded in the 8th century BC.
the ruins of Loulan
the remains of buildings
Find the historical information about Loulan.
2000 years ago from AD 200 to AD 500 100 years ago
It existed as a commercial city. It was covered over gradually by sand storms.
—— the lost civilization of ancient China 1. When was it founded? About 2,000 years ago. 2. What kind of city was it? A busy and wealthy commercial city. 3. Who is Professor Zhang? An archaeologist from the local cultural institute.
6. Who discovered the ruins of Loulan
Kingdom first? What did he find?
Sven Hedin, the European explorer. He
discovered the ruins of buildings
buried beneath the sand, together with
3. How was the buried city discovered? It was discovered in the 18th century when a farmer discovered a stone with writing on it. People started to dig in the area for treasure, which caused much damage. Thus in 1860, the was put under the government protection so it could be preserved and studied.
Find the historical information about Pompeii.
Time in the 8th century in 89 BC on 24th Aug. AD 79 Events