上外版2020必修第一册 Unit4 Customs and Traditions Listening and Viewing 课件（15张PPT）
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What kind of birthday traditions are often held in your family or hometown
having a birthday cake
having longevity noodles
receiving gifts from friends
receiving red pockets from grandparents
i
*
Birthday traditions around the world
What nations or areas are mentioned in the video
□United States ■Germany
Birthday Traditions Around the World
□Korea
■Nigeria
■China
□Britain
■Dutch
Jews (Judaism)
■South Africa
Birthday Traditions Around the World
1
Birthday Traditions Around the World
Ask and answer activity
Student A: What kind of birthday gift does the person in South Africa get
when he or she turns 21？
Student B: He or she will get a key from parents that symbolizes the responsibilities and future.
Birthday Traditions Around the World
Germans 25 A man's friends will hang a “sockencranz” or sock wreath, outside of his house The old socks are a symbol of his old age.
Jews 12/13 Girls have a bat mitzvah and boys have a bar mitzvah. The ceremony
represents
A move into adulthood
South Africans 21 Parents give their child a key. It symbolizes responsiblity and future
Chinese 1 The baby is placed in front of books, flowers, stationery, coins, toys, etc. and asked to get something. The items the baby reaches for indicate its future interests
where when why
Birthday Traditions Around the World
Which way of celebrations do you feel most interesting Why
Becoming an Adult
I can go to university and live on my own.
I can travel with my friends without the company of parents.
I can apply for the driving license.
I can vote in elections.
The Coming-of-Age Ceremony in South Korea
What elements will be covered when reporting a ceremony
time (when) location (where) event (what) weather (how)
…
The Coming-o f-Age Ceremony in South Korea
■
Signify adulthood through
symbolic ceremony
s
supporting sentences
supporting sen fences
,Y
how
hy
supporting sentences
supporting sentences
3rd Monday of May
__19__years old
wear traditional clothe
celebrate privileges such as to vote and drive
given a speech of encouragement reminded of real responsibilities
end up with a grace bow
express gratitude to their parents
to their parents
for unconditional nurturing and valuable life lessons
symbolize the humble beginning of the journey
ahead
The Coming-of-Age Ceremony in South Korea
■r
What elements or activities impress you most Why
I think the most striking part to me is that the Koreans offer a bow to their parents. We have a lot in common with them in values. Sometimes, we take the love from parents for granted . Raising us up, parents have devoted a lot to our transition to adulthood. If given the chance, we should express our gratitude to our parents for everything we have received.
Why is it so important to preserve traditions
Do traditions have common cores generally
*Traditions give us a sense of comfort and belonging.
*Traditions reinforce values such as freedom, faith, integrity, a good education, personal
responsibility, a strong work ethic, and the value of being selfless.
*Traditions emphasize the things that really matter in life.
*Traditions offer a chance to say “thank you” for the contribution that someone has made.
*Traditions help discover diversity, and unite as a country.
*Traditions serve as an avenue for creating lasting memories for our families and friends.
*Traditions offer an excellent context for meaningful pause and reflection.
Why is it so imporant to preserve traditions
Traditions represent a critical piece of our culture. They help form
the structure and foundation of our families and our society. They
remind us that we are part of a history that defines our past, shapes who we are today and who we are likely to become. Once we ignore the meaning of our traditions, we’re losing our cultural
identity.
Traditions matter!
Assignments:
1. Finish Exercise IV on Page 58 in Students' Book.
2. Make a video presentation to introduce the birthday traditions around the world.
0
04
03
topic-sentence
--supporting sentences
form groups of 4 members each choose 4 nations or areas
organize and introduce each nation or area's birthday traditions within 1 minute
make a plan and distribute tasks to each group member
surf online for references to enrich your content
make a script before shooting
upload the video to the Xiaoheiban
vivid verbs and meaningful
significance
grade and comment on the videos each other
What kind of birthday traditions are often held in your family or hometown
having a birthday cake
having longevity noodles
receiving gifts from friends
receiving red pockets from grandparents
i
*
Birthday traditions around the world
What nations or areas are mentioned in the video
□United States ■Germany
Birthday Traditions Around the World
□Korea
■Nigeria
■China
□Britain
■Dutch
Jews (Judaism)
■South Africa
Birthday Traditions Around the World
1
Birthday Traditions Around the World
Ask and answer activity
Student A: What kind of birthday gift does the person in South Africa get
when he or she turns 21？
Student B: He or she will get a key from parents that symbolizes the responsibilities and future.
Birthday Traditions Around the World
Germans 25 A man's friends will hang a “sockencranz” or sock wreath, outside of his house The old socks are a symbol of his old age.
Jews 12/13 Girls have a bat mitzvah and boys have a bar mitzvah. The ceremony
represents
A move into adulthood
South Africans 21 Parents give their child a key. It symbolizes responsiblity and future
Chinese 1 The baby is placed in front of books, flowers, stationery, coins, toys, etc. and asked to get something. The items the baby reaches for indicate its future interests
where when why
Birthday Traditions Around the World
Which way of celebrations do you feel most interesting Why
Becoming an Adult
I can go to university and live on my own.
I can travel with my friends without the company of parents.
I can apply for the driving license.
I can vote in elections.
The Coming-of-Age Ceremony in South Korea
What elements will be covered when reporting a ceremony
time (when) location (where) event (what) weather (how)
…
The Coming-o f-Age Ceremony in South Korea
■
Signify adulthood through
symbolic ceremony
s
supporting sentences
supporting sen fences
,Y
how
hy
supporting sentences
supporting sentences
3rd Monday of May
__19__years old
wear traditional clothe
celebrate privileges such as to vote and drive
given a speech of encouragement reminded of real responsibilities
end up with a grace bow
express gratitude to their parents
to their parents
for unconditional nurturing and valuable life lessons
symbolize the humble beginning of the journey
ahead
The Coming-of-Age Ceremony in South Korea
■r
What elements or activities impress you most Why
I think the most striking part to me is that the Koreans offer a bow to their parents. We have a lot in common with them in values. Sometimes, we take the love from parents for granted . Raising us up, parents have devoted a lot to our transition to adulthood. If given the chance, we should express our gratitude to our parents for everything we have received.
Why is it so important to preserve traditions
Do traditions have common cores generally
*Traditions give us a sense of comfort and belonging.
*Traditions reinforce values such as freedom, faith, integrity, a good education, personal
responsibility, a strong work ethic, and the value of being selfless.
*Traditions emphasize the things that really matter in life.
*Traditions offer a chance to say “thank you” for the contribution that someone has made.
*Traditions help discover diversity, and unite as a country.
*Traditions serve as an avenue for creating lasting memories for our families and friends.
*Traditions offer an excellent context for meaningful pause and reflection.
Why is it so imporant to preserve traditions
Traditions represent a critical piece of our culture. They help form
the structure and foundation of our families and our society. They
remind us that we are part of a history that defines our past, shapes who we are today and who we are likely to become. Once we ignore the meaning of our traditions, we’re losing our cultural
identity.
Traditions matter!
Assignments:
1. Finish Exercise IV on Page 58 in Students' Book.
2. Make a video presentation to introduce the birthday traditions around the world.
0
04
03
topic-sentence
--supporting sentences
form groups of 4 members each choose 4 nations or areas
organize and introduce each nation or area's birthday traditions within 1 minute
make a plan and distribute tasks to each group member
surf online for references to enrich your content
make a script before shooting
upload the video to the Xiaoheiban
vivid verbs and meaningful
significance
grade and comment on the videos each other