外研版（2019） 必修第二册 Unit 2 Let's Celebrate! Starting out & Understanding ideas公开课课件课件(43张ppt)
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Unit 2 Let’s celebrate!
Starting out & Understanding ideas
Teaching objectives
Learning objectives：
1、Students can grasp the new words and expressions such as honour、lunar and so no.
2、Students can grasp the general idea for the whole passage and express opinions about festivals.
Ability objectives：
Students will be able to use different basic reading strategies like prediction/skimming/scanning correctly in their reading process.
Teaching objectives
Emotional objectives：
Students can develop a habit of cherishing Chinese culture and tradions and can cooperate with classmates actively
Activity1
1. Why do people celebrate these festivals
2. What festivals are mentioned in the video
1. Why do people celebrate these festivals
Because people want to celebrate the changing seasons and express their appreciation of nature.
Warming-up
2. What festivals are mentioned in the video
The festivals mentioned in the video are “hanami”, the Rose
Festival, the Mid-Autumn Day, the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, and the New Year.
Warming-up
Japan
in English “flower viewing”
Hanami
Spring
Warming-up
People picnic under the cherry trees and admire the blossoms
Bulgaria
Rose Festival
Summer
Warming-up
The fetival begins with rose picking，rose growers sing and dance，select a ‘Rose Queen“
China
Mid-Autum Day
Autum
Warming-up
also called “Moon Festival”
People gather with their families and eat mooncakes
Hrbin，China
Harbin International Ice and
Snow Festival
Winter
Warming-up
join the “cool” celebrations and enjoy the various colourfully lit sculptures made from ice and snow
different countries
New YEAR
After winter
Warming-up
celebrations may vary, but it all means“good luck for the four seasons ahead
Activity 2
Thanksgiving
May Day
Freedom Day
Dragon Boat Festival
What are the names of the festivals
Dragon Boat Festival celebrations take place in China on the fifth day of
the fifth lunar month. They are held in memory of Qu Yuan, a poet and
statesman in Ancient China. lt was the first traditional Chinese festival
added to UNESCO's List of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
Dragon Boat Festival ：端午节
take place：发生
lunar month：农历
in memory of ：纪念
statesman ：政治家.
in memory of：纪念
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
UNESCO's List of Intangible Cultural Heritage：
联合国教科文组织非物质文化遗产目录.
UNESCO: United Nations Educational，Scientific，and Cultural
Organization
intangible：不可捉摸的，无形的
heritage：遗产
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
Thanksgiving is celebrated mainly in North America, in October or
November. Traditionally, it was a chance to give thanks for a good
harvest. Now, it is also a time for families to get together for a big dinner.
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
May Day is a festival to celebrate the start of summer, with celebrations
held across Europe and in parts of North America. People prepare
decorations with flowers and dance around maypoles.
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
maypoles：五月柱.
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
Freedom Day is held every year on 27 April to celebrate South Africa's
first fully-participated elections in 1994, in which everyone was allowed
to vote regardless of skin colour. lt celebrates the end of racial inequality
in the country..
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
fully-participated elections ：全民参与的选举
racial inequality：种族不平等/歧视
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
to honour an event
to celebrate a season
to celebrate the harvest
to honour a person
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
Read the festival descriptions and complete the sentences.
_____________ is to celebrate the harvest.
_____________ is to celebrate a season.
_____________ is to honour an event.
____________________ is to honour a person.
Thanksgiving
May Day
Freedom Day
Dragon Boat Festival
Work in groups. Talk about:
other festivals of each type
other reasons to celebrate a festival
Talking
The National Day is celebrated on October 1st every year. The 7-day holiday from Oct. 1st to 7th is called the Golden Week, during which a large number of Chinese people go traveling around the world.
The Chinese people celebrate the great day to commemorate the founding of People’s Republic of China.
Qingming Festival / Tomb-sweeping Day (April 4-6)
Rebirth of nature
Celebrate it with picnics, and kite flying
Sweep and weed graves
Honour ancestors
The Spring Festival (the 1st of the first month of the lunar calendar)
couplet（对联）
fireworks
paper-cuts
lucky/gift money
Read the introduction to Tolkien and answer the questions.
Pre-reading
1. Have you ever read any of Tolkien’s books or seen any of the
films based on them What do you think of them
The Hobbit is a children’s fantasy novel by J.R.R. Tolkien. It was published on 21 September 1937. The book remains popular and is recognized as a classic in children’s literature. Personal growth and forms of heroism are central themes of the story. The work has many adaptions for stage, screen, radio, board games and video games.
Pre-reading
The Lord of the Rings is an epic high fantasy novel written by J.R.R. Tolkien. The story began as a sequel to The Hobbit, but eventually developed into a much larger work. Written in stages between 1937 and 1949, and published in three volumes in 1954 and 1955, The Lord of the Rings is one of the best-selling novels ever written, with over 150 million copies sold.
Pre-reading
2. What else do you know about Tolkien Find out more about him
and share your research with the class.
J.R.R. Tolkien was born in South Africa. Many of Tolkien’s early memories of South Africa are reported to have influenced his later works. Throughout his life, Tolkien had cultivated a love of language, especially ancient languages.
Pre-reading
What is Letters from Father Christmas about and why did Tolkien write these letters
Read the passage and answer the question.
Reading
What is Letters from Father Christmas about ？
Letters from Father Christmas is a collection of Tolkien’s letters to his four children at Christmas. The letters told wonderful stories about Father Christmas’s life and adventures at the North Pole.
Read the passage and answer the question.
Reading
Why did Tolkien write these letters
Tolkien wrote these letters because he wanted to keep Father Christmas alive for his four children.
Read the passage and answer the question.
Reading
1. The real Father Christmas was actually Tolkien himself.
2. Tolkien is the real Father Christmas, because he wrote
letters using the name “Father Christmas”.
3. Tolkien’s love and care for his children made him very
like Father Christmas.
Read the passage quickly again and choose the sentence that best explains the title of the passage.
Reading
Assignment
1. Read the passage and complete the note
on page 21.
2. Surf the Internet to know more about J.R.R. Tolkien and his works and share them in the next class.
Goodbye!
Unit 2 Let’s celebrate!
Starting out & Understanding ideas
Teaching objectives
Learning objectives：
1、Students can grasp the new words and expressions such as honour、lunar and so no.
2、Students can grasp the general idea for the whole passage and express opinions about festivals.
Ability objectives：
Students will be able to use different basic reading strategies like prediction/skimming/scanning correctly in their reading process.
Teaching objectives
Emotional objectives：
Students can develop a habit of cherishing Chinese culture and tradions and can cooperate with classmates actively
Activity1
1. Why do people celebrate these festivals
2. What festivals are mentioned in the video
1. Why do people celebrate these festivals
Because people want to celebrate the changing seasons and express their appreciation of nature.
Warming-up
2. What festivals are mentioned in the video
The festivals mentioned in the video are “hanami”, the Rose
Festival, the Mid-Autumn Day, the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, and the New Year.
Warming-up
Japan
in English “flower viewing”
Hanami
Spring
Warming-up
People picnic under the cherry trees and admire the blossoms
Bulgaria
Rose Festival
Summer
Warming-up
The fetival begins with rose picking，rose growers sing and dance，select a ‘Rose Queen“
China
Mid-Autum Day
Autum
Warming-up
also called “Moon Festival”
People gather with their families and eat mooncakes
Hrbin，China
Harbin International Ice and
Snow Festival
Winter
Warming-up
join the “cool” celebrations and enjoy the various colourfully lit sculptures made from ice and snow
different countries
New YEAR
After winter
Warming-up
celebrations may vary, but it all means“good luck for the four seasons ahead
Activity 2
Thanksgiving
May Day
Freedom Day
Dragon Boat Festival
What are the names of the festivals
Dragon Boat Festival celebrations take place in China on the fifth day of
the fifth lunar month. They are held in memory of Qu Yuan, a poet and
statesman in Ancient China. lt was the first traditional Chinese festival
added to UNESCO's List of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
Dragon Boat Festival ：端午节
take place：发生
lunar month：农历
in memory of ：纪念
statesman ：政治家.
in memory of：纪念
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
UNESCO's List of Intangible Cultural Heritage：
联合国教科文组织非物质文化遗产目录.
UNESCO: United Nations Educational，Scientific，and Cultural
Organization
intangible：不可捉摸的，无形的
heritage：遗产
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
Thanksgiving is celebrated mainly in North America, in October or
November. Traditionally, it was a chance to give thanks for a good
harvest. Now, it is also a time for families to get together for a big dinner.
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
May Day is a festival to celebrate the start of summer, with celebrations
held across Europe and in parts of North America. People prepare
decorations with flowers and dance around maypoles.
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
maypoles：五月柱.
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
Freedom Day is held every year on 27 April to celebrate South Africa's
first fully-participated elections in 1994, in which everyone was allowed
to vote regardless of skin colour. lt celebrates the end of racial inequality
in the country..
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
fully-participated elections ：全民参与的选举
racial inequality：种族不平等/歧视
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
to honour an event
to celebrate a season
to celebrate the harvest
to honour a person
Read the festival descriptions and match them with the purposes.
Read the festival descriptions and complete the sentences.
_____________ is to celebrate the harvest.
_____________ is to celebrate a season.
_____________ is to honour an event.
____________________ is to honour a person.
Thanksgiving
May Day
Freedom Day
Dragon Boat Festival
Work in groups. Talk about:
other festivals of each type
other reasons to celebrate a festival
Talking
The National Day is celebrated on October 1st every year. The 7-day holiday from Oct. 1st to 7th is called the Golden Week, during which a large number of Chinese people go traveling around the world.
The Chinese people celebrate the great day to commemorate the founding of People’s Republic of China.
Qingming Festival / Tomb-sweeping Day (April 4-6)
Rebirth of nature
Celebrate it with picnics, and kite flying
Sweep and weed graves
Honour ancestors
The Spring Festival (the 1st of the first month of the lunar calendar)
couplet（对联）
fireworks
paper-cuts
lucky/gift money
Read the introduction to Tolkien and answer the questions.
Pre-reading
1. Have you ever read any of Tolkien’s books or seen any of the
films based on them What do you think of them
The Hobbit is a children’s fantasy novel by J.R.R. Tolkien. It was published on 21 September 1937. The book remains popular and is recognized as a classic in children’s literature. Personal growth and forms of heroism are central themes of the story. The work has many adaptions for stage, screen, radio, board games and video games.
Pre-reading
The Lord of the Rings is an epic high fantasy novel written by J.R.R. Tolkien. The story began as a sequel to The Hobbit, but eventually developed into a much larger work. Written in stages between 1937 and 1949, and published in three volumes in 1954 and 1955, The Lord of the Rings is one of the best-selling novels ever written, with over 150 million copies sold.
Pre-reading
2. What else do you know about Tolkien Find out more about him
and share your research with the class.
J.R.R. Tolkien was born in South Africa. Many of Tolkien’s early memories of South Africa are reported to have influenced his later works. Throughout his life, Tolkien had cultivated a love of language, especially ancient languages.
Pre-reading
What is Letters from Father Christmas about and why did Tolkien write these letters
Read the passage and answer the question.
Reading
What is Letters from Father Christmas about ？
Letters from Father Christmas is a collection of Tolkien’s letters to his four children at Christmas. The letters told wonderful stories about Father Christmas’s life and adventures at the North Pole.
Read the passage and answer the question.
Reading
Why did Tolkien write these letters
Tolkien wrote these letters because he wanted to keep Father Christmas alive for his four children.
Read the passage and answer the question.
Reading
1. The real Father Christmas was actually Tolkien himself.
2. Tolkien is the real Father Christmas, because he wrote
letters using the name “Father Christmas”.
3. Tolkien’s love and care for his children made him very
like Father Christmas.
Read the passage quickly again and choose the sentence that best explains the title of the passage.
Reading
Assignment
1. Read the passage and complete the note
on page 21.
2. Surf the Internet to know more about J.R.R. Tolkien and his works and share them in the next class.
Goodbye!