(共47张PPT)
It’s Lingling’s birthday.
We usually receive gifts on birthdays.
礼物
gifts
Let the words fly
flowers
a chess set
We can play___________ on it.
chess
chocolate
How does it taste
It ____________.
tastes sweet
a toy
I liked to receive toys when I was a little girl.
a video game
I’m going to send a video game to my brother on his birthday and I hope he will accept it.
接受，接收
a dictionary
We can look up new words in it.
What can we do with a dictionary
a pair of chopsticks
Chinese people eat with _________.
This is our tradition.
chopsticks
传统习俗
a baseball cap
Baseball players need to wear _________.
baseball caps
I received a baseball cap from my student last month. What a surprise!
When we receive a gift from others,
do we open it immediately
No. Why
at once立刻
Module 11 Way of life
Unit 1 In China, we open a gift later.
Listen and number the words and
expressions as you hear them.
baseball cap chess set
chocolate chopsticks
dictionary toy
video game
6
2
3
7
5
4
1
1
Match the words and expressions
in Activity 1 with the pictures.
chess set
toy
baseball cap
video game
dictionary
chocolate
chopsticks
2
Betty: Happy birthday, Lingling.
Daming: Here’s your gift.
Lingling: Oh, you remembered! What a surprise!
Tony: You can open it!
Lingling: I don’t think I should open it now. In
China, we open a gift later.
Betty: But back in the US, we open a gift immediately.
Lingling: So what do I do
Betty: You needn’t wait!
(Lingling opens her presents and finds a dictionary.)
Lingling: Oh, thank you. I really wanted one.
Betty: We’re happy you like it.
Tony: I noticed another difference. In China, you
accept a gift with both hands. But in the west,
we usually don’t pay much attention to that.
Betty: That’s interesting! I’m interested to know all
the Chinese traditions. Tell me more.
Lingling: There are a lot. For example, in my home town, people say you mustn’t do any cleaning on the first day of the Spring Festival. And you mustn’t break anything.
It’s bad luck.
Daming: You must only use red paper for hongbao
because red means luck. And you’d better
not have your hair cut during the Spring
Festival month.
Tony: You can’t be serious!
Daming: And in the north of China, people eat lots
of Jiaozi!
Betty: Perfect! They taste great.
Tony: I like eating jiaozi too. Anyway, the Spring
Festival is still over a month away. Let’s
celebrate Lingling’s birthday first!
What present do Daming, Betty and Tony buy for Lingling
1. Open a present immediately when you receive it.
2. Accept a present with both hands.
3. Use red paper for hongbao.
4. Do cleaning on the first day of the Spring Festival.
5. Break something during the Spring Festival.
6. Have your hair cut during the Spring Festival month.
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√
Listen and check (√) what you usually do in China.
later
You mustn’t do cleaning on
You mustn’t break anything
You can’ t have your hair cut
Act out the conversation and
then find out Chinese traditions.
Work in groups of 4 students:
Student A is Betty.
Student B is Daming.
Student C is Lingling.
Student D is Tony.
Chinese traditions
Accepting gifts
1.In China, you must open a gift____________.
2.In China, you must accept a gift with_______.
The Spring Festival
3.On the first day of the Spring Festival,
you mustn’t_____________________.
4.And you mustn’t_________________.
5.You must only___________________.
6.During the Spring Festival month,
you had better not_________________.
7.In the north of China, people________.
In the US, when someone gives you a present, you ______ open it immediately.
In China, you _____ wait and open a gift later. You_________ open it immediately.
must
mustn’t
must
In China, when you accept a present, you ______ use both hands.
But in the West, they usually don’t ____________________that.
must
pay much attention to
On the first day of the Spring Festival,
You do any cleaning.
mustn’t
You break anything.
It’s bad luck.
mustn’t
You only use red paper for hongbao because red means luck.
must
And you ___________________have your hair cut during the Spring Festival month.
had better not /can ’t
And in the north of China,
people eat a lot of jiaozi.
It is always a(n) (1) _______ to receive gifts from family members and friends. In China, we usually (2) ______ a gift with both hands and open it later. But in the West, people usually do not pay much (3) ________ to that. During the Spring Festival, there are many (4) _________. For example, people in the north of China eat lots of jiaozi. They (5) _______
great.
Retell the text by Completing the passage with the words in the box.
surprise
accept
attention
accept attention surprise taste traditions
traditions
taste
Dear Xiaoqing,
I am coming to China to spend the Spring Festival with a Chinese family. But I don’t know what I must or mustn’t do in the Spring Festival. I want to know the traditions in the Spring Festival. Could you help me
Yours,
Tom
I like jiaozi very much.
Before the Spring Festival
Clean the house
decorate the window with paper cut
Put up Couplets(对联）
On New Year’s Eve
have dinner
sweet rice pudding
On New Year’s Day
put on new clothes
visit our family
dragon dance
lion dance
set off fireworks(焰火)
We must only use red paper for hongbao.
We must eat yuanxiao
on Lantern Festival.
Discuss and give advice to Tom on the traditions in the Spring Festival
We have a lot of traditions in the Spring Festival.
Before the Spring Festival, you must/mustn’t…
On the first day of the Spring Festival, you must/mustn’t…
During the Spring Festival, you must/mustn’t…
You really need to pay attention to the
differences in traditions.
Remember:
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
We should respect(尊重) the traditions of other countries.
Summary
1、New words: gift…
2、Some ways of life
3、A sentence structure
Sb. must/mustn’t do sth.
呀，你们记着呢！
好一个惊喜
在西方
非常关注。。。
例如
中国传统
打扫卫生
在。。。的第一天
你不是认真的吧
Oh, you remembered!
What a surprise!
in the West
pay much attention to sth/ doing sth
for example
Chinese traditions
do some cleaning
on the first day of…
You can’t be serious!
Homework
Try to say out more traditions about China
Situations Must do…
Mustn’t do ...
Mid-autumn Day
Dragon Boat Festival
We must/mustn’t…
Wendy
Goodbye!
