新视野大学英语3 课件 Unit1A.ppt

* Unit 1 Part I (Para.1~_ ): 3 All family members took good care of Jimmy. Part II (Paras. _ ~ _ ): I looked after Jimmy alone after parents’ death. 4 7 Part III (Paras. _ ~ _ ): Jimmy’s 57th birthday was a success. Part IV (Para. 12): Conclusion: Love without limitations 8 11 Text Study—Structure Analysis I. Related Information 1. Famous Sayings about Love 1. He that has no children, knows not what is love. 2. We never know the love of the parents until we  become parents ourselves. 3. Give a little love to a child, and you get a great  deal back. 4. From your parents you learn love and laughter  and how to put one foot before the other. Related Information 2. Franklin Stove During Franklin’s times in colonial America, the severe winters would make it extremely cold in people’s houses. Not only was this a result of poor insulation, but homes back then were built purely of wood. Many colonists counteracted this problem of cold spells by building open fires inside. Indeed, this was tremendously dangerous and harmful to the welfare of both families and their dwellings. Franklin rectified this unsafe method of heating by inventing the iron furnace stove, also known as the Franklin Stove. The appliance allowed people to warm their homes less dangerously and with less wood. Related Information Footsteps of Being Loved Text Study—Understanding Since his birth, Jimmy has always been surrounded in the atmosphere of love. During his growing up, the occurrence of some concrete events was the reflection of “love without limitations”. Rearrange the following events according to the time sequence in the text: I alone was left to look after Jimmy. Inseparable with father, Jimmy did everything with him. With ideal gifts, my friends made Jimmy’s birthday party a success. I must take care of Jimmy wherever I went. E. Jimmy has finally become independent physically and mentally. F. In Jimmy’s eyes, the world changed a lot after father’s death. Text Study—Underst