PRE-READING 1.Ask the students to look at the three pictures and guess when these inventions were made.

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PRE-READING 1.Ask the students to look at the three pictures and guess when these inventions were made.

Picture 1: The first electric railway was built by the German Werner von Siemens in 1879.

Picture2: The electric light bulb was invented in 1879 by Thomas Edison in the United States.

Picture 3: in 1769 James Watt built a steam-powered boat.  

when was electricity discovered? in 1600 by Gilbert.

Do you know the scientist and the application of electricity : year scientist invention

invention scientist year 1844 – Morse: the radio 1876 – Bell: the electric battery 1821 – Faraday: the electric motor 1752 - Franklin: the telegraph 1904 – Tesla: the television 1928 – Farnsworth: the lightening rod 1800 – Volta: the telephone

Layers beneath the earth’s surface

THE FATHER OF SCIENCE FICTION READING JULES VERNE: THE FATHER OF SCIENCE FICTION

Round the Moon 80 Days around the Earth From the earth to the moon

Can you answer: 1Is he the first person who wrote sci-fi? 2 Why he is the father of sci-fi?

Can you guess 1 Jule Vern’s major? 2 the year he lived in? 3 Did readers in his year love his story?

Jules Verne Born in: Died in: Nationality: Interested in: Remembered as: Famous novel: 1828 1905 French botany and applied science the father of science fiction 20000 leagues under the sea Journey to the center of the earth

20,000 Leagues under the Sea Why do Dr Aronnax and his followers set out to find the monster? What does the monster turn out to be? 3.. What does Nautilus look like?  precious furniture ; huge glass windows protected with thick iron plates electricity is used for light, heating, power, etc.

submarine Ships are disappearing Set out to find the monster An extraordinary ship submarine Precious furniture Huge glass windows Protected with thick iron plates Electricity is used for light, heating , power ,etc. All that is need for life comes from the ocean

All my career is inspired by Jules Verne —— Simon Lake

List what the two men do in the adventure of going to the centre of the earth. Travel to Iceland Through a chimney in a dead volcano Through a narrow passage Through layers of coal and marble Reach a huge lake or underground ocean Through forests of mushrooms and plants Cross the sea in a raft Drawn into a fast stream Shot out of a volcano in southern Italy

Think and explain Why would there be a huge underground ocean? Why do the characters find plants and animals that lived on the earth millions of years ago? Why would there be a boiling river inside the earth?

Post-reading 1.What do your think of the character of Captain Nemo? Captain Nemo is the kind of person of whom it is difficult to say whether you like him or not. You may think he is hard and cruel, but he also has a soft and gentle side.

Do you think it is science fiction?

What has come true Submarine Helicopters modern weapons New broadcasting movies with sound, television rockets “A Day in the Life of an American Journalist in 2890”

scientific development is predicted, often based on present-day results that seem to make such developments possible in the future.