人教版九年级下册 Unit 10 You are suppoed to shake hands. Section B 3a-3b Self check 课件(共16张PPT)

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Writing
Writing theme:
Warming up-- Table manners in different countries.
1. In India, you’re supposed to eat with your hands.
2. In China, you’re not supposed to stick your chopsticks into the food.
3. In Korea, the youngest person isn't expected to start eating first.
4. In France, you’re supposed to put your elbows on the table.
5. In China, it’s impolite to use your chopsticks to hit an empty bow.
6. In France, you’re supposed to say you're full if you don't want any more food.
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Chinese customs
shake hands
let the old eat first
eat or drink while walking down the street
stick the chopcticks into the food
point at someone with the chopsticks
make noise
Complete the sentences according to the situations.
① When you meet people for the first time in China, you__________________________.
② If there are older people at the table, you _________________________________. Instead, you
_______________________.
③ It __________________________________________
while you are eating with chopsticks.
④ You _________________________________________, either.
⑤ You _______________________________ when you are eating dinner.
⑥ When you go out with people, you shouldn't _______________________________________.
are supposed to shake hands
should let the old eat first
are not supposed to start eating first
is impolite to stick your chopsticks into your food
shouldn't point at anyone with your chopsticks
are not supposed to make noise
eat or drink while walking down the street
Discuss in groups and fill in the chart.
Table manners It’s polite to ...
It’s impolite to ...
House rules You’re supposed to ...
You’re not supposed to ...
Going out with people You should ...
You should not ...
stick your chopsticks into
your food.
shake hands with people.
eat or drink while walking
down the street.
let the old eat first.
bow, kiss or hug with people.
call first.
假如你叫李雷，你的笔友 Tom 要来中国学习一段时间。他想了解一下中国的风俗习惯， 请你给他写封信，讲述一些中国的习俗，以及如何表现才得体。
内容提示：
1. 可以从餐桌礼仪、家规、外出等方面介绍；
2. 告诉他哪些是应该做的，哪些不应该做。
要求：
1. 语句通顺，书写规范，可适当发挥；
2. 词数：80个词左右。
（信的开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数内）。
Dear Tom,
You must be excited about coming to China soon. Let me give you some suggestions about Chinese customs.
When you are eating at the table, it’s impolite to stick your chopsticks into your food. You are not supposed to point at anyone with your chopsticks. In our house, you’re supposed to shake hands with my father for the first time. You are not supposed to kiss when you meet my mother. You can say “nihao” to her with a big smile. When you go out with people, you are expected to call first, it’s important to make plans to do something interesting or go somewhere together.
Have a safe trip, and I look forward to meeting you soon!
Best wishes,
Li Lei
Beginning
Table manners
House rules
Going out with
people
Ending
Your pen pal is coming to China on an exchange proram, please write a letter to her/him to give some advice and suggestions on how to behave properly in China. Please use your notes in the chart.
Dear ______ ,
You must be excited about coming to China soon. Let me give you some advice about Chinese customs.
When you’re eating at the table, it’s impolite to _______________________________________________
In our house, you’re supposed to ___________________
When you go out with your friends or other people, you should _________________________________________
Have a safe trip, and I look forward to meeting you soon!
Best wishes,
___________
Start to write
Write a letter.
About 10 minutes.
Use the following expressions to help you:
You’re (not) supposed to…
You are expected to…
It’s polite/impolite to…
It’s important to…
You should(not)…
Is your writing good
Evaluation Criteria
Items（项目） Criteria（标准）
Organization结构 Is it well organized
Content内容 Is all the information contained？
Language语言 Are the words, phrases and sentences correct？
Handwriting书写 Is the handwriting beautiful？
How to introduce Chinese customs？
Table manners
House rules
Going out with
people
It’s polite/impolite to...
You’re supposed /
not supposed to…
You should…
Summary