上教版（2020）必修第一册 Unit 4 Customs and Traditions reading 课件（14张PPT）
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The 1940s house (deep reading)
授课老师：
Unit4 Customs and Traditions
课时学习目标：
深度阅读文本，从“住宅、个人安全、食物、日常家务、家庭生活”五个方面比较并解释20世纪40年代的生活与现代生活的差异；
深入理解作者的写作意图及亲情的重要性。
How do you usually spend time with your family
Many families want to apply for this TV reality show. People in the 21st century get bored with the simple modern life without a lot of labour-challenging daily routine. They want to challenge themselves with the hardship during the wartime, and experience a different life, which may provoke their reflection upon their present life or bring some changes to their family life.
2. What is the writing purpose of the reading passage
The writer wants to tell us that we may have different lifestyles in different times. Life today is totally different from that in the 1940s, but modern technology is no guarantee of a happy family life. Just like what is written the reading passage “life in the 1940s wasn't easy, but an easier and more comfortable life doesn't necessarily mean a better life.” Harmonious family relationship is the most important thing whatever times we live in.
Deep reading
Compare life in different times and complete the table.
Lyn’s time-travel experiment In the 1940s In morden times
Housing
Personal safety
Food
Daily routine
Family life
In the 1940s
Lyn lived in a three-bedroomed house in south London with her family. It was poorly equipped. There were no labour-saving devices, no central heating or fridge. But luckily, there was a coal fire.
Deep reading
Housing
In modern times
She lives in a modern, open-plan house. The house probably has rooms with different functions, such as a living room, a kitchen, a dining room, a bathroom and bedrooms. There may also be a central heating system in the modern house and many labour-saving devices, such as a washing machine and a microwave.
Do you like coal fire or central heating Why
In the 1940s
Personal safety was a great problem in the 1940s because of wartime dangers. Lyn’s family had to dig a hole in their garden and stay there to protect themselves.
Deep reading
Personal safety
In modern times
Her life is probably peaceful. Since the war ended a long time ago, I think she won’t need to worry about safety.
In the 1940s
There wasn’t much meat or milk, or many eggs, and the food was really boring because of the rationing of goods.
People were often hungry at that time.
Deep reading
Food
In modern times
Children often have snacks, and people are provided with plenty of food.
We can have a variety of food for meals every day, and can also enjoy different cuisines from different countries at restaurants.
In the 1940s
Chores were like a full-time job. Women spent most of their time preparing meals, doing the dishes, cleaning the floor and boiling clothes. It was terribly difficult for them to do these chores.
Deep reading
Daily routine
In modern times
She can finish the housework easily because labour-saving devices are widely used in modern times.
Do you think modern women are happier than the woman in the 1940s
In the 1940s
Despite the difficult living conditions, the family grew closer. They shared the hard work and spent more time together. They were more emotionally connected with each other.
Deep reading
Family life
What does a modern family do in the evenings
In modern times
People are busy nowadays, and family members may concentrate more on their own business and have less communication.
Mini-project
Travelling back in time
Imagine that you are going to take part in a similar experiment. You are each allowed to take a modern device with you.
Discuss the questions in groups.
Which device would you take Why
a mobile phone a computer a microwave
a fridge a washing machine a television
others:
Share ideas within your group.
Select one person to report on behalf of your group.
My choice
I would take a mobile phone that can connect to the Internet with me. As a convenient modern communication tool, the mobile phone makes it possible to stay in touch with friends and keeps me informed of what is happening around the world. I can also watch films, play games and listen to music on my mobile phone.
Assignment
Search on the Internet and compare the life today with the life in the 1940s in the UK in terms of transport, clothes and recreational activities, and share what you find with your classmates.
The 1940s house (deep reading)
授课老师：
Unit4 Customs and Traditions
课时学习目标：
深度阅读文本，从“住宅、个人安全、食物、日常家务、家庭生活”五个方面比较并解释20世纪40年代的生活与现代生活的差异；
深入理解作者的写作意图及亲情的重要性。
How do you usually spend time with your family
Many families want to apply for this TV reality show. People in the 21st century get bored with the simple modern life without a lot of labour-challenging daily routine. They want to challenge themselves with the hardship during the wartime, and experience a different life, which may provoke their reflection upon their present life or bring some changes to their family life.
2. What is the writing purpose of the reading passage
The writer wants to tell us that we may have different lifestyles in different times. Life today is totally different from that in the 1940s, but modern technology is no guarantee of a happy family life. Just like what is written the reading passage “life in the 1940s wasn't easy, but an easier and more comfortable life doesn't necessarily mean a better life.” Harmonious family relationship is the most important thing whatever times we live in.
Deep reading
Compare life in different times and complete the table.
Lyn’s time-travel experiment In the 1940s In morden times
Housing
Personal safety
Food
Daily routine
Family life
In the 1940s
Lyn lived in a three-bedroomed house in south London with her family. It was poorly equipped. There were no labour-saving devices, no central heating or fridge. But luckily, there was a coal fire.
Deep reading
Housing
In modern times
She lives in a modern, open-plan house. The house probably has rooms with different functions, such as a living room, a kitchen, a dining room, a bathroom and bedrooms. There may also be a central heating system in the modern house and many labour-saving devices, such as a washing machine and a microwave.
Do you like coal fire or central heating Why
In the 1940s
Personal safety was a great problem in the 1940s because of wartime dangers. Lyn’s family had to dig a hole in their garden and stay there to protect themselves.
Deep reading
Personal safety
In modern times
Her life is probably peaceful. Since the war ended a long time ago, I think she won’t need to worry about safety.
In the 1940s
There wasn’t much meat or milk, or many eggs, and the food was really boring because of the rationing of goods.
People were often hungry at that time.
Deep reading
Food
In modern times
Children often have snacks, and people are provided with plenty of food.
We can have a variety of food for meals every day, and can also enjoy different cuisines from different countries at restaurants.
In the 1940s
Chores were like a full-time job. Women spent most of their time preparing meals, doing the dishes, cleaning the floor and boiling clothes. It was terribly difficult for them to do these chores.
Deep reading
Daily routine
In modern times
She can finish the housework easily because labour-saving devices are widely used in modern times.
Do you think modern women are happier than the woman in the 1940s
In the 1940s
Despite the difficult living conditions, the family grew closer. They shared the hard work and spent more time together. They were more emotionally connected with each other.
Deep reading
Family life
What does a modern family do in the evenings
In modern times
People are busy nowadays, and family members may concentrate more on their own business and have less communication.
Mini-project
Travelling back in time
Imagine that you are going to take part in a similar experiment. You are each allowed to take a modern device with you.
Discuss the questions in groups.
Which device would you take Why
a mobile phone a computer a microwave
a fridge a washing machine a television
others:
Share ideas within your group.
Select one person to report on behalf of your group.
My choice
I would take a mobile phone that can connect to the Internet with me. As a convenient modern communication tool, the mobile phone makes it possible to stay in touch with friends and keeps me informed of what is happening around the world. I can also watch films, play games and listen to music on my mobile phone.
Assignment
Search on the Internet and compare the life today with the life in the 1940s in the UK in terms of transport, clothes and recreational activities, and share what you find with your classmates.