(共25张PPT)
中文名：圣诞老人
外文名：Santa Claus & Father Christmas
年龄：1700岁
爱好：爬烟囱(chimney)，送礼物
座驾：驯鹿车（reindeer）
喜欢的食物：烤火鸡(turkey)
住址：圣诞老人村
Christmas
1 What's the name of the old man
Santa Claus.
2 What do we say on Christmas
Merry Christmas!
3 When is the festival
It's on the 25th of December.
4 How does Santa Clause get into the house
From the chimney
7 In the US, will people open the gift later or immediately
In the socks.
5 Can you list at least two traditions of Christmas
Decorating the Christmas Tree, eating turkeys and writing a card.
6 Where does Santa Clause put the gifts
gift/present
M11 In China, we open a gift later.
Talk about our school rules
had better should can must
had better not can’t mustn't
pay attention in class
play basketball in the classroom
wear our own clothes at school
sleep eat drink water
speak Chinese
bring books
be late
…
We must listen to teachers carefully.
Most Chinese eat noodles with them.
I often use it to look up new words.
We need it if we want to play chess.
Baseball players like this kind of cap much.
We can play it on TV or computer.
It is sweet and girls love to receive it as gifts.
Guess
a pair of chopsticks
a dictionary
a box of chocolate
a video game
a chess set
baseball caps
1. Kacy’s son likes something to wear.
2. My foreign friend likes eating Chinese food.
3. My mother wants to be warm in winter.
4. My father likes playing chess.
5. My nephew is learning English.
6. My cousin likes playing games.
7. My daughter likes sweets and candy.
a baseball cap
a pair of chopsticks
a chess set
a dictionary
a video game
a box of chocolate
To suit one's fancy. (投其所好)
a sweater
1 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
Answer:
What present did they buy for Lingling at last Why
Lingling
Betty: It’s Lingling’s birthday tomorrow.
A: We must get her a present.
Betty: How about a clock
A: We mustn’t get her a clock.
In China, it’s bad luck.
Betty: How about…
A: …
Pairwork
X
X
X
X
1. When do the American people open a gift
They open a gift immediately.
2. Do people in the West often accept a gift with both hands
No, they don’t. They usually don’t pay much attention to that.
Act. 2 Watch and answer.
Customs In ________ In the _______
accept a gift people usually use ________ hands. people do not pay much ____________ to using one or two hands.
open a gift people open the gift _________. people open the gift___________.
both
later
attention
immediately
China
US
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.
You mustn’t do any cleaning.
It’s bad luck.
You’d better not have your hair cut.
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Act. 2
Listen again and check what you usually do in China.
5 Read and predict how the speaker will
pronounce the underlined words.
1 I don’t think I should open it now.
2 You needn’t wait.
3 You mustn’t break anything.
4 You must only use red paper for hongbao.
5 You’d better not have your hair cut during the Spring
Festival month.
Now listen and check.
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.
Act. 2 Listen and repeat.
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(你开玩笑吧)!
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!
School rules
You ________ be late for school.
2. You ______ keep quiet in the library.
3. You ______ wait in line.
4. You ________ throw litter anywhere.
5. You ______ listen carefully in class.
6. You ________ copy your homework from your classmates.
7. You ______ always finish your hw first.
mustn't /must
mustn’t
mustn’t
mustn’t
must
must
must
must
mustn't > can't
Make sentences.
You mustn’t smoke in public places, because it’s
bad for our health.
Group work—Work in 4 and act it out.
At school: A new student is here.
Going to visit and have dinner in Chinese family.
Must/can Mustn't/ can’t
At school Put up your hand before you talk … Eat during class
…
Visit& At the dining table Bring flowers/gift Be a little early … White flowers
talk with food in your mouth
…
A: Hi, Are you a new student here in WZFLS
B: Yes, nice to meet you! Can you tell me what I should pay attention here A: …
A：Hi, where are you going with the white flowers
B: Oh, I’m going to visit a friend and have dinner with her.
…
4 Complete the passage with the
words in the box.
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.
accept attention surprise taste traditions
traditions
surprise
accept
attention
taste
Opinion／意见
Way of Life／生活方式
Punctuality／准时
oneself／自我
Life = cultures + traditions +rules
Live in different cultures.
Interpret(理解) different traditions.
Face different rules.
Experience different life.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
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