模块2 Unit 5 Rhythm Lesson 2 Beijing Opera 课件（27张）
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| 名称 | 模块2 Unit 5 Rhythm Lesson 2 Beijing Opera 课件（27张） |  | |
| 格式 | zip | ||
| 文件大小 | 12.8MB | ||
| 资源类型 | 教案 | ||
| 版本资源 | 北师大版 | ||
| 科目 | 英语 | ||
| 更新时间 | 2019-07-07 07:17:40 | ||
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课件27张PPT。Where are they? a. in a small house b. in a carriage c. on a horseWhere are they? a. outside a city b. outside a carriage c. outside a new roomIs he a bad guy?`Let's learn to listen !Before listening , read the questions and
use your general knowledge to think of the possible answers.
Identify the key words to help you answer the questions.
The first time you listen, listen for the general idea and take notes.
The second time you listen, listen for details and try to note down the answers.
Listening StrategiesListening Let's listen to learn!the historyskillsrolesmusic and singingBeijing Opera _________ is a national treasure of China.
The art started in the _____ century.
The art started _____years ago.
The art has a long history.
It combines_______, ________ and _______.
Actors play one of _____ roles:______
The music is played ______ and the performers sing with ______ voices.Sentence PatternsPraticeHuangmei Opera
300 years ago
singing, performing and music1. What skills do Beijing Opera actors need to have?
2.Where was Beijing Opera performed at the beginning?
3.Why did it have very loud music and a sharp singing style?
4.Why do performers wear brightly coloured costumes?QuestionsListening 1. What skills do Beijing Opera actors need to have?
2.Where was Beijing Opera performed at the beginning?
QuestionsListening Acting, talking, singing, music, dancing and acrobatics.On open-air stages in markets, streets,
teahouses or outside temples.
3.Why did it have very loud music and a sharp singing style?
4.Why do performers wear brightly coloured costumes?QuestionsListening The music had to be played loudly and the performers had to sing with sharp voices, in order to be heard over the crowds.If the costumes weren't in bright colours, the crowds wouldn't be able to see them clearly.SummaryBeijing Operathe
historyskillsrolesmusic and
singingin the late 18th centurymusictalkingactingdancingsingingacrobaticsshengdanjingchouloudsharpDo you know some other forms of Chinese culture?
What do you think of Chinese culture?SpeakingembroideryWhy are we studying English?Is it better than Chinese?Thinking1. Introduce Beijing Opera or Huangmei Opera to your friends.
2. Search for more materials about Chinese culture.
3. Write down your own story.
4. Show your works. (optional)Homework
use your general knowledge to think of the possible answers.
Identify the key words to help you answer the questions.
The first time you listen, listen for the general idea and take notes.
The second time you listen, listen for details and try to note down the answers.
Listening StrategiesListening Let's listen to learn!the historyskillsrolesmusic and singingBeijing Opera _________ is a national treasure of China.
The art started in the _____ century.
The art started _____years ago.
The art has a long history.
It combines_______, ________ and _______.
Actors play one of _____ roles:______
The music is played ______ and the performers sing with ______ voices.Sentence PatternsPraticeHuangmei Opera
300 years ago
singing, performing and music1. What skills do Beijing Opera actors need to have?
2.Where was Beijing Opera performed at the beginning?
3.Why did it have very loud music and a sharp singing style?
4.Why do performers wear brightly coloured costumes?QuestionsListening 1. What skills do Beijing Opera actors need to have?
2.Where was Beijing Opera performed at the beginning?
QuestionsListening Acting, talking, singing, music, dancing and acrobatics.On open-air stages in markets, streets,
teahouses or outside temples.
3.Why did it have very loud music and a sharp singing style?
4.Why do performers wear brightly coloured costumes?QuestionsListening The music had to be played loudly and the performers had to sing with sharp voices, in order to be heard over the crowds.If the costumes weren't in bright colours, the crowds wouldn't be able to see them clearly.SummaryBeijing Operathe
historyskillsrolesmusic and
singingin the late 18th centurymusictalkingactingdancingsingingacrobaticsshengdanjingchouloudsharpDo you know some other forms of Chinese culture?
What do you think of Chinese culture?SpeakingembroideryWhy are we studying English?Is it better than Chinese?Thinking1. Introduce Beijing Opera or Huangmei Opera to your friends.
2. Search for more materials about Chinese culture.
3. Write down your own story.
4. Show your works. (optional)Homework