初中英語演講主題：天氣教學(xué)課件

WeatherAroundUsWeatherAroundUs1Youralarmgoesoff.Anewdaybegins.Whatwillyouwear?Whatwillyoudo?Youranswersdependontheweather.THERESTLESSAIRYouralarmgoesoff.Anewday2Youprobablytalkabouttheweatheratleastonceeveryday.Justwhatisweather?Insimpleterms,weatheriswhatishappeningintheairaroundyou.WEATHER?atleast至少Youprobablytalkaboutthewe3Weatheraffectsourlivesinmanydifferentways.Airlinepilotsknowhowfastandfromwhatdirectionwindsareblowingbeforetheytakeoffandland.Peoplewhofishareawareofstormsbrewingoutatsea.Farmerswaitfordryweathertostartharvestingtheircrops.WEATHERaffect影響harvest收獲crop莊稼Weatheraffectsourlivesinm4WEATHERorCLIMATEWeatherispoweredbythesunheatingEarth.ThisheatenergyisresponsibleforcreatingdifferentclimatesindifferentplacesonEarth.Whileweatherchangesfromdaytoday,climateisaregion’sgeneralpatternofweatheroveralongperiodoftime.pattern模式WEATHERorCLIMATEWeatherisp5InternationalKiteFestivalInternationalKiteFestival6WEATHERFORECASTIfyouwanttoknowwhattheweatherwillbeliketomorrow,youcanfindaforecastinthenewspaper,onTV,oronInternet.Untilabout150yearsago,however,forecastsweremadebypeopleobservingtheirsurroundings.Theypaidalotofattentiontothecloudsandthewinds.WEATHERFORECASTIfyouwantt7Today,forecastingtomorrow’sornextweek’sweatheristhejobofmeteorologists(氣象學(xué)家),scientistswhostudytheweather.Modernweatherforecastingdependsoncollectingenormousamountsofinformation—allaroundtheworld.Today,forecastingtomorrow’s8TORNADOTORNADO9TORNADOAtornadoisaviolentstormwhosecentreisacloudintheshapeofafunnel(漏斗).Tornadoscanalwaysmakeverystrongcircularwinds.TORNADOAtornadoisaviolent10Windsinsideatornadomayreachspeedsofmorethan400kilometersanhour.Atornadomaysuckupcars,trees,andevenbuildingsonlytosmashthembackdowntoEarth.Tornadosusuallylastlessthantenminutes.However,theycanleavebehindatrailofseveredestruction.Windsinsideatornadomayrea11AfteratornadoAfteratornado12AfteratornadoAfteratornado13ADVICEWEBSITETOVISIT:1.NationalWeatherService:

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ADVICEWEBSITETOVISIT:14ThanksForWatching!ThanksForWatching!151、考前物質(zhì)準(zhǔn)備考試前一天要整理好學(xué)習(xí)生活用具。首先是準(zhǔn)考證；其次是鋼筆、鉛筆、圓規(guī)、直尺、量角器、三角板、橡皮等；再次是必要的如手絹、清涼油和生活用品。

2、考前心理準(zhǔn)備成績優(yōu)秀的考生應(yīng)記?。骸皼]有常勝將軍”、“不以一次成敗論英雄”；成績不太好的考生要有“破釜沉舟”的決心。

3、高考當(dāng)天早晨，應(yīng)有良好的心理暗示如“我很放松，今天一定能正常發(fā)揮”、“今天我很冷靜，會考好的”等。

4、注意早餐早晨一定要吃豐盛的早飯，但不能過于油膩。

5、瀏覽筆記、公式、定理和知識結(jié)構(gòu)主要是瀏覽一下重要的概念、公式和定理，或記一些必須強(qiáng)記的數(shù)據(jù)。

6、進(jìn)考室前10分鐘在考室外最好是一人平靜地度過，可就近找個(gè)地方坐一會兒，或看一下筆記，再次瀏覽知識結(jié)構(gòu)。設(shè)法避開聊天。

1、考前物質(zhì)準(zhǔn)備考試前一天要整理好學(xué)習(xí)生活用具。首先是準(zhǔn)考16WeatherAroundUsWeatherAroundUs17Youralarmgoesoff.Anewdaybegins.Whatwillyouwear?Whatwillyoudo?Youranswersdependontheweather.THERESTLESSAIRYouralarmgoesoff.Anewday18Youprobablytalkabouttheweatheratleastonceeveryday.Justwhatisweather?Insimpleterms,weatheriswhatishappeningintheairaroundyou.WEATHER?atleast至少Youprobablytalkaboutthewe19Weatheraffectsourlivesinmanydifferentways.Airlinepilotsknowhowfastandfromwhatdirectionwindsareblowingbeforetheytakeoffandland.Peoplewhofishareawareofstormsbrewingoutatsea.Farmerswaitfordryweathertostartharvestingtheircrops.WEATHERaffect影響harvest收獲crop莊稼Weatheraffectsourlivesinm20WEATHERorCLIMATEWeatherispoweredbythesunheatingEarth.ThisheatenergyisresponsibleforcreatingdifferentclimatesindifferentplacesonEarth.Whileweatherchangesfromdaytoday,climateisaregion’sgeneralpatternofweatheroveralongperiodoftime.pattern模式WEATHERorCLIMATEWeatherisp21InternationalKiteFestivalInternationalKiteFestival22WEATHERFORECASTIfyouwanttoknowwhattheweatherwillbeliketomorrow,youcanfindaforecastinthenewspaper,onTV,oronInternet.Untilabout150yearsago,however,forecastsweremadebypeopleobservingtheirsurroundings.Theypaidalotofattentiontothecloudsandthewinds.WEATHERFORECASTIfyouwantt23Today,forecastingtomorrow’sornextweek’sweatheristhejobofmeteorologists(氣象學(xué)家),scientistswhostudytheweather.Modernweatherforecastingdependsoncollectingenormousamountsofinformation—allaroundtheworld.Today,forecastingtomorrow’s24TORNADOTORNADO25TORNADOAtornadoisaviolentstormwhosecentreisacloudintheshapeofafunnel(漏斗).Tornadoscanalwaysmakeverystrongcircularwinds.TORNADOAtornadoisaviolent26Windsinsideatornadomayreachspeedsofmorethan400kilometersanhour.Atornadomaysuckupcars,trees,andevenbuildingsonlytosmashthembackdowntoEarth.Tornadosusuallylastlessthantenminutes.However,theycanleavebehindatrailofseveredestruction.Windsinsideatornadomayrea27AfteratornadoAfteratornado28AfteratornadoAfteratornado29ADVICEWEBSITE