模块2 Unit 5 Rhythm Lesson 20 Let’s dance[下学期]
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| 名称 | 模块2 Unit 5 Rhythm Lesson 20 Let’s dance[下学期] |  | |
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| 更新时间 | 2007-11-16 12:30:00 | ||
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课件36张PPT。Let’s dance!Do you know about these dances? disco, classical ballet,
Chinese folk dance, Waltz,
break danceCan you match the music with the dances?Chinese folk dance,classical ballet, disco,Waltz,break dance霹雳舞Listen to the music extract and identify the dances in the box.What other dances do you know about ? disco, Waltz, break dance, Jazz
tango,
Cha-cha,
Hip-hop,
Rock ‘ n ’ roll,
tap dance,
ParaParaYangge,
Yaogu,
dragon dance,
lion dance,
peacock dance,
sword dance.Chinese folk dance剑
孔雀popular dance Popular dancesocial danceBallroom dancePlease match the picture with the name of the dance according to your understanding balletwaltzbreak dance Folk danceLet’s enjoy the dances and tell what types of the dances are.Tango 探戈Samba 桑巴Cha-cha-cha 恰恰恰Jive 牛仔舞Paso doble 斗牛舞Read this passage quietly and quickly, and try to guess its origin.
(1)A traditional encyclopedia
(2)A magazine
(3)A newspaper
(4) CD ROM encyclopedia √百科全书encyclopediaReading Strategies --- making contextual connections1.Look at the missing sentences and read the paragraphs with gaps in detail.
2.Make sure the sentence matches the topic of the paragraphs.
3.Make sure the sentence fits in with the sentences before and after it. Look for reference words (time, pronoun) or contrasting ideas (linking words).适合详细地1Ex 3BalletThe topic
is about
ballet.
注意话题
和连接词
的一致性。AnotherOneballetballet2China is famous for many
different types of folk dances, …folk dancesfolk dances45Popular danceTime
references
注意时间
次序。1970s1960s1980s3pronoun
reference
注意
指代词
所指。Popular or social dancesThey*Remember to include
the sentences in ex3.(*please try to
speak English)Complete the table with the tipsBalletExamples:Origin：Features：Began in Italy and France
Tells a story with music
and actions but no words
Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty,
The White-haired GirlFolk DanceOrigin：Features：Examples:Came from ordinary people
Usually group dances
Taught from one generation to another
Performed during festivals /on special occasions
Dragon dance, lion dance, sword dance, peacock dance, YanggePopular dance Origin：Features：Examples:Came from folk dance
Usually popular for only a short time
Easy to learn, and danced in couples
Waltz, tap dance, Tango, Cha-cha, Rock ‘n’ roll dances, breakdancePlease read the text again and answer the following questions 1.who started folk dances?2.what is the main difference between folk and popular dances?3.what is a ballroom dance that came from folk dance?4. Why did a lot of new dances come from the United States? 5.What type of dancing became popular in the mid-1980s?Please read the text again and answer the following questions 1.who started folk dances?Ordinary people2.what is the main difference between folk and popular dances?Popular dance are usually popular for a only short time.3.what is a ballroom dance that came from folk dance?Waltz4. Why did a lot of new dances come from the United States? The mixing of the immigrant culture produced new forms of dance.5.What type of dancing became popular in the mid-1980s?breakdancing _____ _____create folk dances, which are usually______ ______ that are taught from generation to another. China is rich in folk dances, such as ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____. All these dances are performed ____ ____ ____. Generally speaking, their costumes are ______ and ______. Ordinary peoplegroup dances the dragondance, the lion danceon Chinese festivaltraditionalcolorfulSummary for folk danceSummary for popular danceThe ______ of popular dances is folk dances. The _______ between popular dance and folk dance is that popular dance is usually popular for a short period of time. Before 18th century, popular dances were only held for ____ _____. In the late of 18th and 19th century, social dance became popular.
Many people came to the United States. They ____ their own forms of dances, such as _____ _____, ______ ______. The new ballroom has came to Europe before the first world war. From the start of the 20th century,_______,________ rhythm and movement also became popular.origindifference the richcreated square dance tap danceAfrican AmericanSpeaking:1.Do you like dancing?
2.What kind of dance do you like?
3.What kind of music do you like dancing to ?
4. How well can you dance?
5. What special dances can you do?
6. What dance would you like to learn?For example: I like waltz, because it is graceful and beautiful. What’s more, I can dance to folk music as well. I’d like to learn ballet and flamenco.Homework:Comparing culture:
Download some information from the internet about a certain famous dancer or a certain kind of dance. You also can copy from a book.
pay attention: you should also add your own understanding after the passage. Vocabulary building Make compound words by matching one word from each list. African known
ball American
rock room
art dance
well 1980s
mid- form
folk musicMatch the words in exercise 5 with their definitions.
adj. Known by many people
noun. A traditional dance from a specific community
noun. A large room for formal social dancing
adj. In the middle of the 1980s
(well-known)
(folkdance)
(ballroom)(mid-1980s)
Chinese folk dance, Waltz,
break danceCan you match the music with the dances?Chinese folk dance,classical ballet, disco,Waltz,break dance霹雳舞Listen to the music extract and identify the dances in the box.What other dances do you know about ? disco, Waltz, break dance, Jazz
tango,
Cha-cha,
Hip-hop,
Rock ‘ n ’ roll,
tap dance,
ParaParaYangge,
Yaogu,
dragon dance,
lion dance,
peacock dance,
sword dance.Chinese folk dance剑
孔雀popular dance Popular dancesocial danceBallroom dancePlease match the picture with the name of the dance according to your understanding balletwaltzbreak dance Folk danceLet’s enjoy the dances and tell what types of the dances are.Tango 探戈Samba 桑巴Cha-cha-cha 恰恰恰Jive 牛仔舞Paso doble 斗牛舞Read this passage quietly and quickly, and try to guess its origin.
(1)A traditional encyclopedia
(2)A magazine
(3)A newspaper
(4) CD ROM encyclopedia √百科全书encyclopediaReading Strategies --- making contextual connections1.Look at the missing sentences and read the paragraphs with gaps in detail.
2.Make sure the sentence matches the topic of the paragraphs.
3.Make sure the sentence fits in with the sentences before and after it. Look for reference words (time, pronoun) or contrasting ideas (linking words).适合详细地1Ex 3BalletThe topic
is about
ballet.
注意话题
和连接词
的一致性。AnotherOneballetballet2China is famous for many
different types of folk dances, …folk dancesfolk dances45Popular danceTime
references
注意时间
次序。1970s1960s1980s3pronoun
reference
注意
指代词
所指。Popular or social dancesThey*Remember to include
the sentences in ex3.(*please try to
speak English)Complete the table with the tipsBalletExamples:Origin：Features：Began in Italy and France
Tells a story with music
and actions but no words
Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty,
The White-haired GirlFolk DanceOrigin：Features：Examples:Came from ordinary people
Usually group dances
Taught from one generation to another
Performed during festivals /on special occasions
Dragon dance, lion dance, sword dance, peacock dance, YanggePopular dance Origin：Features：Examples:Came from folk dance
Usually popular for only a short time
Easy to learn, and danced in couples
Waltz, tap dance, Tango, Cha-cha, Rock ‘n’ roll dances, breakdancePlease read the text again and answer the following questions 1.who started folk dances?2.what is the main difference between folk and popular dances?3.what is a ballroom dance that came from folk dance?4. Why did a lot of new dances come from the United States? 5.What type of dancing became popular in the mid-1980s?Please read the text again and answer the following questions 1.who started folk dances?Ordinary people2.what is the main difference between folk and popular dances?Popular dance are usually popular for a only short time.3.what is a ballroom dance that came from folk dance?Waltz4. Why did a lot of new dances come from the United States? The mixing of the immigrant culture produced new forms of dance.5.What type of dancing became popular in the mid-1980s?breakdancing _____ _____create folk dances, which are usually______ ______ that are taught from generation to another. China is rich in folk dances, such as ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____. All these dances are performed ____ ____ ____. Generally speaking, their costumes are ______ and ______. Ordinary peoplegroup dances the dragondance, the lion danceon Chinese festivaltraditionalcolorfulSummary for folk danceSummary for popular danceThe ______ of popular dances is folk dances. The _______ between popular dance and folk dance is that popular dance is usually popular for a short period of time. Before 18th century, popular dances were only held for ____ _____. In the late of 18th and 19th century, social dance became popular.
Many people came to the United States. They ____ their own forms of dances, such as _____ _____, ______ ______. The new ballroom has came to Europe before the first world war. From the start of the 20th century,_______,________ rhythm and movement also became popular.origindifference the richcreated square dance tap danceAfrican AmericanSpeaking:1.Do you like dancing?
2.What kind of dance do you like?
3.What kind of music do you like dancing to ?
4. How well can you dance?
5. What special dances can you do?
6. What dance would you like to learn?For example: I like waltz, because it is graceful and beautiful. What’s more, I can dance to folk music as well. I’d like to learn ballet and flamenco.Homework:Comparing culture:
Download some information from the internet about a certain famous dancer or a certain kind of dance. You also can copy from a book.
pay attention: you should also add your own understanding after the passage. Vocabulary building Make compound words by matching one word from each list. African known
ball American
rock room
art dance
well 1980s
mid- form
folk musicMatch the words in exercise 5 with their definitions.
adj. Known by many people
noun. A traditional dance from a specific community
noun. A large room for formal social dancing
adj. In the middle of the 1980s
(well-known)
(folkdance)
(ballroom)(mid-1980s)