資源簡介 Unit 8 Culture Shapes UsLesson 43 A Visit to ChinatownLESSON PREPARATIONLANGUAGE KNOWLEDGE◎掌握詞匯:bowl,chopstick,spoon,fork. underground◎接觸詞匯:Chinatown, decoration, lantern. dragon, Santa Claus, temple◎短語和句型: lucky money, temple fairRESOURCESposter paperLESSON STRUCTURECLASS OPENINGGreetingGreet the class. Introduce the new unit. Discuss the title page of Unit 8.Teacher: Today we will start a new unit. Who can tell me the title of Unit 8 Student: I can. "Culture Shapes Us".Teacher: Very good. What is culture How does something shape you Students: Culture is the customs, art, traditions and behaviours that reflect a certain group of people. Teacher: Right. Now, how can culture shape you What does it mean when something shapes you Students: When something shapes you that means it helps to define and influence the person you are. Teacher: Excellent. Well done. What are other things that might help shape who you are and who you become Students: Experiences, knowledge, education, family, friends...Teacher: That's right. Our experiences, our knowledge and the people in our lives help to shape the person we are. Let's talk more about culture. What do you know about your own culture What do you know about other cultures Brainstorm some ideas about Chinese culture and other cultures as a class. Write the students' ideas on the board. Talk about food, clothing, art, dance. music, language, literature, etc. Write the students ideas on the board.ReviewReview the theme from Unit 7.Teacher: In the last unit we talked about working for peace. We learned how our understanding of other people and cultures around the world is important for keeping peace. What else did we learn about peace Ask several students to respond.KEY CONCEPTSFOCUS STRUCTURES:Young children usually get gifts-lucky money. We have temple fairs and all kinds of performances.Step 1: PresentCLASS WORK: Think About It 1)Introduce the theme of this lesson.Teacher: Holidays and festivals is a big part of culture. In Chinese culture one of our major holidays is Spring Festival. It's a time for us to be with our family and celebrate the beginning of a new year. One of our traditions during this holiday is to give lucky money to children in red envelopes. In Western culture they celebrate different holidays and have different traditions.Write the phrase lucky money on the board. Students should master this phrase.2)Divide the class into groups to discuss the Think About It questions. Then have the groups share their answers with the class.Step 2: ReadGROUP WORK: Let's Do It! No.11) Instruct the students to read Lesson 43 and answer the questions in groups of three.2)Discuss the answers as a class and correct any false statements.Step 3: Break It DownCLASS WORK: DiscussionDiscuss the following questions and go over the mastery words and phrases as a class.What did Jenny and Brian buy (A: A Christmas tree, some decorations and gifts.)What did Brian have for lunch What did he use to eat his lunch (A: Brian had a bowl of noodles for lunch. He used chopsticks instead of a fork and spoon.)What does Jenny say is a problem in Chinatown (A: Parking.)Where did Jenny's father park (A: He parked in the underground parking lot.According to Brian, do people speak Chinese in Chinatown (A: They spoke English to Brian, but they speak Chinese to each other.)When did Danny and Jenny watch the dragon dancing performance (A: Last year during the Spring Festival.)Who is Santa Claus (A: Santa Claus is a man in a red suit that brings gifts to children on Christmas. Does Brian believe in Santa Claus (A: No. Only young children believe in Santa Claus.What does Li Ming usually do during the Spring Festival (A: He and his family eat dumplings and many other delicious foods. They also go to temple fairs and see all kinds of performances.)What does Li Ming hope (A: Li Ming hopes there can be a North America town in China.What does Brian hope (A: Brian hopes he can go to Chinatown to see the Spring Festival.Step 4: ActivityINDEPENDENT/GROUP WORK: Let's Do It! No.21) Instruct the students to complete this exercise independently.2)Then have the students work in groups to draw a vocabulary card for each utensil and dish (i.e. cup, glass, fork, spoon, knife, chopsticks, plate and bowl).3)Once they have their vocabulary cards, students can play a game. One student stands in front of the group, while the other group members call out different uses for the different utensils without mentioning the utensil. The person at the front must choose from the vocabulary cards to complete the statement.For example: I useandto eat soup. (bowl and spoon)I like to drink juice out of a(glass) Step 5: TaskPAIR WORK:Project1)Instruct the students to work with a partner to fill in the Venn diagram. Ask students to copy the Venn diagram onto a large piece of poster paper. Students should write things related to the Spring Festival in the "Spring Festival"circle, things related to Christmas in the "Christmas"circle and things that both holidays have in common in the middle circle. 2)Ask each pair to present their completed Venn diagram to the class and discuss.CLASS CLOSING 1)Role-play Lesson 43 2)Assign homework:Write a Letter: Write a letter to a friend in North America. Tell them about the last Spring Festival you celebrated and ask them about a holiday they might celebrate o What do you do during Spring Festival o What do you eat /Who do you see /Where do you go o What did you enjoy most about your last Spring Festival o What do you hope to do during the next Spring Festival EXTENSIONCLASS/GROUP WORK: The Word Association GamePlay The Word Association Game to review vocabulary from this lesson.1) You will need a series of pictures that depict different vocabulary words/phrases from this lesson. You can play this game in groups or as a class. 2)Hold up one picture at a time. For each picture, give the students some time to write down as many words as they can that relate to or describe the picture. Do not give the students more than one minute per picture.3) Keep the pictures in the same order as you displayed them. Then start with the first picture and ask the students/groups to share their answers with the class. The students get one point for every word they correctly associate with each picture. The student or group with the most points wins.LANGUAGE NOTES1. I have no idea.我不知道。have no idea的意思是“毫無所知;不理解;料想不到”。例如:I have no idea why my teacher shouted at me that morning.現在我還不知道(或不理解)那天上午老師為什么沖我大聲喊叫。He had no idea what was likely to happen next.他 無法預料接下來會出現什么情況。2. Do you believe it's Santa Claus who brings you gifts,Brian?布萊恩,你相信是圣誕老人給你帶來的禮物嗎?it's Santa Claus who brings you gifts 是 believe的 賓語從句,這個賓語從句是以it構成的強調句。這種強調句式中,it無具體意義,基本結構是“Itis/was+被強調的成分(主語、賓語、狀語)+that/who+其他成分”。例如:It was I that/who bought a second-hand computer yesterday.昨天買二手電腦的人是我。(強調主語)It was a second-hand computer that I bought yesterday.昨天我買的是臺二手電腦。(強調賓語)It was yesterday that I bought a second-hand computer.我的二手電腦是昨天買的。(強調時間狀語)It is on the Internet that they exchange the experience of learning English.他們是在網上交流 學習英語的體會的。(強調地點狀語)It is because of gravity that objects fall to the ground.正是由于地球的引力物體才下落的。(強調原因狀語)It was by bike that Tom and his classmates went to Beijing.湯姆和他的同班同學是騎自行車去北京的。(強調方式狀語)3. Of course not.當然不。not可用在一些副詞或詞組如why,perhaps, probably, sometimes, certainly, of course等之后代 替前面的整個詞組或從句。例如:-You don't want to go to the park 你不想去公 園?-Why not 為什么不呢?-Will you join in the game 你要參加這次比賽 -Probably not. 可能不。-Do you always help your mother do housework 你總是幫媽媽做家務嗎?-Sometimes not.有時不。一些動詞或詞組如believe, guess, expect, hope, imagine, be afraid 后也可以這樣用。例如: Maybe I'll regret it, but I hope not.也許我會后悔, 但我希望不會。-Don't you keep in touch with your American friend?你沒跟你的美國朋友保持聯系嗎?-I'm afraid not.恐怕是這樣。一些連接詞如 as,if,or等后也可以這樣用 not。Walk fast. If not, we won't catch the early bus.快走 吧,不然我們就趕不上早班公共汽車了。Rainy or not, we have to go there.不管下不下雨, 我們都得去那兒。4. We have temple fairs and all kinds of performances. 我們有廟會和各種各樣的表演。temple fairs 的意思是“廟會”。例如: Do you like temple fairs 你喜歡廟會嗎? 展開更多...... 收起↑ 資源預覽 縮略圖、資源來源于二一教育資源庫