【教学评一体化】Unit 5 Good manners第2课时Reading优质课件+音视频（AI赋能）

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Unit 5 Good manners
Reading优质课
译林版（2024）八年级
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Learning objectives
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Lead in
Pre-reading
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While-reading
Post-reading
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Summary
Assessment
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Homework
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By the end of the lesson, I will be able to...
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Learning objectives
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learn some core words and expressions of the text;
Obtain key information from the blog and understand specific differences in manners between China and the UK;
Cultivate respect for cultural diversity and establish a positive
attitude towards adapting to different customs.
Use target sentence patterns to complete dialoguesabout local manners;
Lead in
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Task 1 Watch and choose
1.The man thinks his Chinese is ____.
A. careless B. not so good C. terrible
2. He uses “mamahuhu” because ____.
A. he has never been to China
B. he wants to go to China
C. he wants to speak in a Chinese way
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Task 2 Think and choose.
Lead in
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Read the quote, guess and choose the proper meaning.
immoral/ m r l/adj.不道德的；违背道德准则的
What does "When in Rome, do as the Romans do." mean
A. We should always do what Romans do.
B. We need to visit Rome and learn from
Romans.
C. We should follow local customs when we are in a new place.
D. Romans have better habits than other people.
Pre-reading
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Task 3 Think and say
Robert, a student from the UK, has studied in China for a short time. Read the blog post he has written about the differences and similarities between British and Chinese manners. Before reading, think about the questions below.
1 What are common manners in China Give one example.
Eg. Waiting for elders to start eating first when having meals.
2 What manners in other countries do you know about
Eg. People in Japan usually bow to greet each other politely.
Pre-reading
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Task 4 Look and guess
Look at the title and pictures. What’s probably the passage about
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A.The different polite expressions used in the UK and China.
B.A suggestion for people who live in a foreign country with different manners.
C.The different ways of showing care through eating between China and the UK.
D. My kind friends make me feel at home, but I’ve noticed some differences in manners.
E.The different attitudes towards praise in China and the UK.
While-reading
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Task 5 Read and match
Para 1 I've been in China for a month. My Chinese friends are kind enough ....
Para 2 In the UK, people use the word "please" all the time to be polite....
Para 3 I've also realized that the Chinese behave differently to the British when it comes to praise....
Para 4 Here, eating is a special time for people to connect. ...
Para 5 It can be hard at first to get used to all these differences. But if you are in another country, my advice is: when in Rome, do as the Romans do.
Match the main idea of each paragragh.
A Some of the manners that Robert talks about are written below. Write the correct letters in the blanks.
a Use the word nin to be polite to others
b Say "please" to be polite to others
c Accept praise from others openly
d Too modest to accept praise openly
e Offer guests more food
f Ask guests if everything is OK or if they want another drink
While-reading
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Task 6 Watch and group
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openly /' p nli/ adv. 公开地，毫不隐瞒地
modest /'m d st/ adj. 谦虚的
praise /pre z/ vt. & n. 称赞，赞美
While-reading
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Task 7 Read and underline
Read the blog and underline the sentences.
The time Robert has stayed in China.
The polite word British people use all the time.
The way Chinese hosts show care during dinner.
host /h st/ n. 主人
While-reading
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Task 7 Read and underline
1. The time Robert has stayed in China.
Read the blog and underline the sentences.
I've been in China for a month. My Chinese friends are kind enough to make me feel at home, but I've noticed some interesting differences in manners.
feel at home 舒适自在，不拘束
In the UK, people use the word "please" all the time to be polite. The Chinese have their own way of being polite. For example, they normally use nin to address others in a formal situation. If you want to show politeness and respect for others, you can't go wrong with nin.
While-reading
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Task 7 Read and underline
2. The polite word British people use all the time.
Read the blog and underline the sentences.
normally /'n m li/ adv. 通常
address / 'dres/ vt. 称呼（某人）
politeness /p 'la tn s/ n. 礼貌
all the time 一直；始终
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Task 7 Read and underline
3.The way Chinese hosts show care during dinner.
Read the blog and underline the sentences.
Here, eating is a special time for people to connect. One day, my host was nice enough to invite me to dinner, and he was so hospitable. He was telling me to eat more and kept putting food on my plate. This was his way of showing how much he cared about me. I ate so much because I was too polite to refuse! In the UK, people show that they care in a different way. They usually ask if everything is OK or if you want another drink.
hospitable / h sp t bl/ adj. 好客的，热情友好的
plate /ple t/n. 盘子，碟子
refuse /r 'fju z/ vi. & vt. 拒绝，回绝
While-reading
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Task 8 Read and answer
Read the blog post again and answer the questions below.
1 What does Robert think about his friends in China
2 What word do Chinese people use to address others in a polite way
3 How do Chinese people accept praise
4 Why did Robert's host keep giving him more food at the dinner
5 What is Robert's advice about getting used to different manners
While-reading
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Task 8 Read and answer
Read the blog post again and answer the questions below.
1.What does Robert think about his friends in China
He thinks his Chinese friends are very kind and make him feel at home.
I've been in China for a month. My Chinese friends are kind enough to make me feel at home, but I've noticed some interesting differences in manners.
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Task 8 Read and answer
Read the blog post again and answer the questions below.
2.What word do Chinese people use to address others in a polite way
They use "nin" to address others in a polite way.
In the UK, people use the word "please" all the time to be polite. The Chinese have their own way of being polite. For example, they normally use nin to address others in a formal situation. If you want to show politeness and respect for others, you can't go wrong with nin.
in a formal situation 在正式场合
show politeness and respect for others
对他人表现出礼貌和尊重
go wrong 出问题；出错
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Task 8 Read and answer
Read the blog post again and answer the questions below.
3.How do Chinese people accept praise
They are too modest to accept praise openly. They often smile and reply "Nah, nah" instead of saying "Thank you".
I've also realized that the Chinese behave differently to the British when it comes to praise. If someone says my Chinese is good, I'll be pleased and tell them I'm learning the language. But when I praise my Chinese friends, instead of saying "Thank you", they often smile and reply, "Nah, nah." They are too modest to accept praise openly.
realize /'ri la z/ vt. & vi. 意识到
behave /b 'he v/ vi. 表现
differently /'d fr ntli/ adv. 不同地
reply /r 'pla / vt. & vi. 回答，答复
pleased /pli zd/ adj. 高兴
when it comes to 当涉及到；谈到
instead of 代替；而不是
accept praise openly 坦然接受赞扬
While-reading
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Task 8 Read and answer
Read the blog post again and answer the questions below.
4.Why did Robert's host keep giving him more food at the dinner
Because it was his way of showing how much he cared about Robert.
Here, eating is a special time for people to connect. One day, my host was nice enough to invite me to dinner, and he was so hospitable. He was telling me to eat more and kept putting food on my plate. This was his way of showing how much he cared about me. I ate so much because I was too polite to refuse! In the UK, people show that they care in a different way. They usually ask if everything is OK or if you want another drink.
in a different way 以不同的方式
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Task 8 Read and answer
Read the blog post again and answer the questions below.
5.What is Robert's advice about getting used to different manners
His advice is "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."
It can be hard at first to get used to all these differences. But if you are in another country, my advice is: when in Rome, do as the Romans do.
used to sth/doing sth习惯于某事(物), 适应某事(物)
While-reading
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Task 9 Read, group and fill
Manners The UK China
Polite Addressing Use the word "please" all the time to be polite Use nin to address others in formal situations
Responding to Praise Feel pleased and express that one is learning the language Smile and reply "Nah, nah" (too modest to accept praise openly)
Receiving Guests at Meals Ask if everything is OK or if guests want another drink Keep putting food on guests' plates to show care
Greeting Shake hands and say "Hello" Nod, smile and say "Ni hao"
Farewell Hug or shake hands and say "Goodbye" Wave and say "Zai jian" or "Man zou"
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
I've been in China for a month. My Chinese friends are kind to make me feel at home, but I've noticed interesting differences in 1. ________.
In the UK, people use "please" all the time to be 2. ______. The Chinese have their own polite ways. For example, they use nin in a 3. ______ situation. To show politeness and 4. ______, nin is always right.
I also found Chinese people behave differently from Britons in 5. ______. If someone praises my Chinese, I'll say I'm learning it happily. But when I praise my friends, they just smile and say "Nah, nah". They're too 6. ______ to accept praise openly.
Eating is a special time to 7. ______. My host once invited me to dinner. He was so 8. _________ that he told me to eat more and kept putting food on my plate. I ate a lot because I was too polite to refuse.
It's hard to get used to these differences at first. But my advice is: when in Rome, do as the Romans do.
Post-reading
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manners
polite
respect
modest
formal
praise
connect
hospitable
Task 10 Sum and fill
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Task 11 Read and choose
A: Good morning, (Mr. Zhang/uncle)!
B: Ni hao, young man! You speak Chinese well.
A: (Nah, nah. /Nice.) I'm still learning. Do you exercise here every morning
B: Yes, I do. It's good for me. (Would you like to try Tai Chi with me /Do you want to learn Tai Chi )
A: That would be great! Thank you, uncle.
B: You're e on, I'll teach you the basic moves.
Post-reading
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When in Jiangsu, do as the Jiangsuers do.
Task 12 Have fun
Post-reading
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Post-reading
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C Robert is talking to his mum over the phone about his stay in plete conversation with the correct forms of the words and phrases in the box.
address instead of behave feel at home realize pleased modest normally
Mum: How is everything going, Robert Are you starting to enjoy life in China
Robert: Well, I (1) ___________ now. But I've (2) ________ there are many differences in manners here.
Mum: Like what
Robert: Well, in China, it's not polite to call people by their names if they're much older than you.
Mum: How do you (3) ______ your host family then
Robert: I call them aunt and uncle with their family names.
Mum: What else is different
feel at home
address
realized
Task 13 Read and fill
Post-reading
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C Robert is talking to his mum over the phone about his stay in plete conversation with the correct forms of the words and phrases in the box.
address instead of behave feel at home realize pleased modest normally
Robert: When it comes to praise, Chinese people (4) ______ differently to people in the UK. They are too (5) ______ to accept praise openly.
Mum: Then how do they act when someone praises them
Robert: (6) _________ saying "Thank you", they often say "Nah, nah."
Mum: What does that mean
Robert: It's just their way of being modest.
Mum: Is there anything similar between the manners in China and at home
Robert: Yes. It's (7) ________ common to show respect for others in both countries.
Mum: I'm (8) ________ to hear that.
behave
Instead of
normally
pleased
modest
Task 13 Read and fill
Post-reading
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Think about the questions below. Share your answers with your classmates.
1 What do you think of Robert's experience dealing with the differences between British and Chinese manners
2 How do you understand the sentence "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."
3 What other ways do you use to show respect for your elders and teachers
Task 14 Think and share
Post-reading
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Think about the questions below. Share your answers with your classmates.
1 What do you think of Robert's experience dealing with the differences
I think Robert's experience is interesting and warm. At first, he found it hard to get used to the differences, but he’s open-minded—he understands these differences are just different ways of being polite in different cultures. Also, his attitude of respecting Chinese manners makes his experience meaningful.
Task 14 Think and share
Post-reading
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Think about the questions below. Share your answers with your classmates.
2 How do you understand the sentence "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."
I understand this sentence as: When we stay in another country or place, we should follow the local customs and manners. It’s a way to show respect for the local culture and help us get along well with local people.
Task 14 Think and share
Post-reading
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Think about the questions below. Share your answers with your classmates.
3 What other ways do you use to show respect for your elders and teachers
I use these ways to show respect:
Greet elders and teachers politely when we meet.
Listen carefully when they speak and never interrupt them.
Help them do small things, like holding the door for them.
Task 14 Think and share
Post-reading
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Suppose you will travel in another city. Talk with your partner about manners.
Lily: Hi Amy! I’m planning a trip to Jiangsu this summer. Could you tell me something about local manners there
Amy: Sure, Lily! First, do you know how to address the elders you meet
Lily: Just call their names like we do in the UK
Amy: No. Instead of using their given names, you should call them “Shushu” (uncle) or “Ayi” (aunt) with their surnames. That’s a sign of respect.
Lily: Got it. How about table manners when people treat me to meals
Amy: Oh, that’s interesting. When you’re a guest, the hosts will keep adding food to your plate. And when they praise you for eating well, they usually behave in a modest way—they’ll say “The food is not good enough” even if it’s delicious!
Lily: That’s so different from us. We’ll just say “Thank you” directly.
Amy: Right! Also, normally, people will offer you tea as soon as you enter their homes. Don’t refuse it, or they’ll think you’re being polite on purpose.
Lily: Wow, that’s useful. I’m so pleased to learn these.
Amy: I’m glad to help. I’m sure you’ll feel at home soon if you follow these tips.
Task 15 Imagine and talk
Post-reading
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I’m planning a trip to... Could you tell me something about...
Sure! I’m sure you’ll... if you follow these tips.
First, do you know how to...
Instead of …, you should …. That’s a sign of...
How about... when people …
When you’re a guest, the hosts will...
And when they..., they usually...—they’ll say....
Also, normally, people will... as soon as you... Don’t..., or they’ll think...
Wow, that’s useful. I’m so pleased to learn these.
I’m glad to help. You’ll love...
Suppose you will travel in another city.
Talk with your partner about manners.
Task 15 Imagine and talk
Deep thinking
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1. As a student living in Jiangsu, how would you behave when you meet foreign friends in your hometown Give specific examples.
2. Different cultures have different manners, but there are also similarities (e.g., showing respect for elders). What do you think is the most important thing behind all these manners Why
Task 16 Reflect and talk
Summary
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The words we have learned
1 通常adv. normally
2 称呼（某人）vt. address
3 礼貌n. politeness
4 意识到vt. & vi. realize
5 表现vi. behave
6 不同地adv. differently
7 称赞，赞美vt. & n. praise
8 回答，答复vt. & vi. reply
9 高兴adj. pleased
10 谦虚的adj. modest
11 公开地，毫不隐瞒地adv. openly
12 主人n. host
13 好客的，热情友好的 adj. hospitable
14 盘子，碟子n. plate
15 拒绝，回绝vi. & vt. refuse
The phrases we have learned
Summary
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feel at home
all the time
in a formal situation
show politeness and respect for others
go wrong
when it comes to
instead of
accept praise openly
in a different way
get used to +n./doing
舒适自在，不拘束
一直；始终
在正式场合
对他人表现出礼貌和尊重
出问题；出错
当涉及到；谈到
代替；而不是
坦然接受赞扬
以不同的方式
习惯于
The sentences we have learned
Summary
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I'd like to tell you a few school rules.
First, it's very important to show respect to your teachers.
You should be kind to your classmates.
I can't wait to meet my new classmates!
Remember, you shouldn't run in the hallways after class.
Don't forget to come back to class on time.
Don't leave rubbish anywhere.
Assessment
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Self-assessment
I can acquire expressions related to differences in manners.
I can get key information from the context.
I can share some examples about manner differences.
Homework
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Improving提升)
Extend (拓展)
Compare the differences in manners between China and the UK by making a form.
Write a short passage to show your understanding of the saying When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
Basic (基础)
Copy the words /expressions and read the blog as fluently as possible.
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