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高二英语选修八unit1第一课时Warmingup&readingTeachingGoal:EnabletheSstolearnsthabouttheUSAEnabletheSstotalkaboutsomeplaceswithfr

equentenglishTeachingimportantanddifficultpointsPracticesomeimportantwordsandexpressionsPart1WarmingupLookatthewarming-uppartonpage1andfilli

nthemap(refertotheppt.)WhatdoyouknowabouttheUSA？let’shaveasmalltest.1.WhichflagisAmericanflag?2.Whichcityisthecap

italoftheUSA?A.NewYorkB.WashingtonD.CC.LosAngeles3.WhichstandsfortheUSA?NationalEmblems（国徽）4.HowmanystatesarethereintheUSA?5.Whichdoesn’t

belongtotheUSA?Part2Reading.Fastreading1.WhichstateintheUSAhasthelargestPopulation?2.WhyisCaliforniacalledthemostmultic

ulturalstateintheUS?3.Howmanykindsofpeoplearementionedinthistext?DetailreadingNativeAmericans•1.Time:•2.Wheredidtheycomefrom:•3.Whathappenedtothe

nativeAmericansinthesixteenthcentury?NativeAmericansTheSpainsh16thcentury18thcenturyin1821in1846Influe

nce:todayover40%ofCaliforniansspeakSpainishasafirstorsecondlanguageRussians&GoldMinersDosomeTorFquestions:1.Intheearly1800s,Russianfur

trappersbegansettlinginCalifornia.2.In1848,beforetheAmerian-Mexicanwar,goldwasdiscoveredinCalifornia.3.Alotofadventuresa

chievedtheirdreamofbecomingrich.4.Californiabecomethethirty-firststateoftheUnitedstatesofAmerianin1850.LaterarrivalsStagePeopleTimeEv

entLaterarrivalsAfricansMovedfromMexicoChineseBuildtherailwayJapaneseFarmedDenmarkEstablishedatownJewishfilmindustryItaliansFishedan

dmadewineAfricans1942-1945Workedinship&aircraftindustriesRecentarrivalsStagePeopleTimeEventRecentarrivalsIndians,PakistanisWorkedinComputerindu

stryCambodiansKoreansVietnameseLaotiansImmigratedFutureDifferentpartsFutureImmigratedLookatthepicturesbelow.Eachillustratessomethinga

boutCalifornia.Discussingroupswhateachpicturemeanstoyou.1.AnativeAmericanIndianwasstandingbesideacamp.

Itseemedthatheorshefeltveryhappy.Maybeheorshehadagoodharvest.2.Hewasagoldminer.Hewaspanninggold.Helookednotonlythinandweak,butalso

thirstyandtired.Itwasdifficultforthemtoachievethedreamofbecomingrich.3.AbuildinginChinatownManyChinesehavesettledinCaliforniaandman

yofthemliveinChinatowninSanFrancisco.