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1. lively
2. modern
3. noisy
4. pop(=popular)
5. rock
6. sound
7. violin
8. Western
9. by
10. through
活泼的,轻快的
现代的
吵闹的
流行的,受欢迎的
摇滚乐
声音
小提琴
西方的
由；被；由…创作
穿过
今日份默写~
11. both
12. opera
13. voice
14. drum
15. believe
16. musician
两者
歌剧
声音
鼓
相信
音乐家
M11 Body language
U1 They touch noses!
What is body language
Body language refers to the nonverbal signals（非语言信号） that we use to communicate. Examples of body language include facial expressions, gestures, posture, and body movements.
Why do we have to learn body language
Look and say!
bow
kiss
shake hands
nod one’s head
smile
hug
[ba ]
[h ɡ]
[sma l]
[n d]
Lable each picture with the body language.
bow
kiss
shake hands
nod one’s head
smile
hug
Look and say!
bow
kiss
shake hands
nod one’s head
smile
hug
[ba ]
[h ɡ]
[sma l]
[n d]
In China, when you meet your teachers or friends,
what body language do you use
He is
Japanese
Russian
She is
British
Indian
Maori
French
People use different body language in different countries.
Japanese
Russian
British
Indian
Maori
French
Lable each picture with the nationality.
He is
Japanese
Russian
She is
British
Indian
Maori
French
People use different body language in different countries.
People use different body language in different countries.
Listen and choose.
2.How many countries are mentioned in this conversation
A. Three B. Four C. Five D. Six
1.What’s this conversation mainly about
A. Greeting B. Kiss C. Smile D. bow
打招呼
People use different body language in different countries.
Listen and write the way of greetings (打招呼方式).
French
__________________
__________________
Say hello
Kiss
Greetings
打招呼
Japanese:
____________________
Russian:
________________
________________
Shake hands
Smile and bow
Listen and read.
Daming: What are they doing
Betty: They are saying hello. They’re kissing.
Daming: Are they German Or British
Betty: Maybe they’re French.
Daming: And these people are shaking hands. I think they’re Russian.
Betty: I think so too. And these people are Japanese, I think.
Daming: Why
Betty: Because they’re smiling at each other and bowing.
Why does Lingling want to learn some body language
_____________________________________________
Because she is going to welcome some Russian teachers at school tomorrow.
Listen and answer.
Look and say!
bow
kiss
shake hands
nod one’s head
smile
hug
[ba ]
[h ɡ]
[sma l]
[n d]
He is
Japanese
Russian
She is
British
Indian
Maori
French
People use different body language in different countries.
People use different body language in different countries.
Listen and write the way of greetings (打招呼方式).
French
__________________
__________________
Say hello
Kiss
Greetings
打招呼
Japanese:
____________________
Russian:
________________
________________
Shake hands
Smile and bow
Listen and fill in the blank.
French
__________________
__________________
Say hello
Kiss
Greetings
打招呼
Japanese:
_______________
Shake hands
Smile and bow
Kiss three times
(left, right, left)
Russian:
________________
________________
Chinese
__________________
________________
________________
________________
Shake hands
and smile
Nod our heads
Never kiss
American
__________________
__________________
Shake hands
Kiss or hug
Indian:
______________
______________
Put hands together
and nod heads
Maori people
______________
Touch noses
Listen and read.
Do they always greet others in this way
French
__________________
__________________
Say hello
Kiss
Japanese:
_______________
Shake hands
Smile and bow
Kiss three times
(left, right, left)
Russian:
________________
________________
Chinese
__________________
________________
________________
________________
Shake hands
and smile
Nod our heads
Never kiss
American
__________________
__________________
Shake hands
Kiss or hug
Indian:
______________
______________
Put hands together
and nod heads
Maori people
______________
Touch noses
usually
often
sometimes
sometimes
always
always
Greetings
打招呼
Watch the video.
作业
课本第109页： Module11： bow至Russia （4英1中）
用句子描述7个国家打招呼的body language（1英1中）：
法国人、俄罗斯人、中国人、日本人
美国人、印度人、新西兰毛利人
Russia
France
Japan
China
India
New Zealand
US
In Russia:
The Russian shake hands and usually kiss three times, left, right, and left.
In France:
The French say hello and usually kiss twice, left and right.
In India:
Indian people always put their hands together and nod heads.
In China:
The Chinese often shake hands and smile.
Sometimes they nod their heads but they never kiss.
In Japan:
The Japanese smile and bow.
In America:
Some American people shake hands and some kiss or hug.
In New Zealand:
Maori people touch noses.
How do they greet others
French
__________________
__________________
Say hello
Kiss
Japanese:
_______________
Shake hands
Smile and bow
Kiss three times
(left, right, left)
Russian:
________________
________________
Chinese
__________________
________________
________________
________________
Shake hands
and smile
Nod our heads
Never kiss
American
__________________
__________________
Shake hands
Kiss or hug
Indian:
______________
______________
Put hands together
and nod heads
Maori people
______________
Touch noses
usually
often
sometimes
sometimes
always
always
Greetings
打招呼
Role-play
A: Hey. Nice to meet you!
B: Good morning, I’m ____（某国人）. Nice to meet you.
(Do: “kiss three times…” )
A: Nice to meet you. I’m_____（某国人）
( Do: “shake hands…” )
四人一组
C和D同学分别介绍 A国人和B国人的打招呼方式
然后A 和B同学开展模拟对话
Listen and read.
M11 Body language
U2 Here are some ways to welcome them.
Look and answer
Where are they from
Maybe they are from France.
They are French.
They kiss twice, left and right.
How do they greet each other
Revision
国家
国籍
Look and answer
Where are they from
Maybe they are from the US.
They are Americans.
Some people shake hands, and some kiss or hug each other.
How do they greet each other
Revision
国家
国籍
Where are they from
Maybe they are from Japan.
They are Japanese.
They usually bow to each other.
How do they greet each other
Look and answer
Revision
国家
国籍
Where are they from
Maybe they are from China.
They are Chinese.
They often shake hands and smile when they meet.
How do they greet each other
Look and answer
Revision
国家
国籍
Where are they from
Maybe they are from Russia.
They are Russians.
They usually kiss three times, left, right, left.
How do they greet each other
Look and answer
Revision
国家
国籍
Where are they from
Maybe they are from India.
They are Indians.
They put their hands together and nod their heads.
How do they greet each other
Look and answer
Revision
国家
国籍
Where are they from
Maybe they are from New Zealand.
They are Maori people.
They touch noses.
How do they greet each other
Look and answer
Revision
国家
国籍
body
What do people use to show body language
head
eye
ear
mouth
hand
finger
body
knee
leg
foot
:feet
arm
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
arm in arm
nose
What do people use to show body language
What do they use to show body language
They walk ___________.
arm in arm
wave
rude
It’s _______to talk and use a cell phone in movie theaters all the time.
personal space 私人空间
the Middle East
North America
China
South America
Britain
the US
Greece
Read the second paragraph: Standing.
Read para.2
and find out：
What kinds of body language are there
Who does it
Who don’t do it
Read and write the rest: touch, eye contact and say goodbye.
Read para.3,4, 5
and find out：
What kinds of body language are there
Who does it
Who don’t do it
What is Lingling’s comment（评价）on different body language？
Read para.2,3,4 and 5.
Underline and write Lingling’s comment on your mindmap.
Listen and Read
The body language
about talking to others.
You can stand close to people in the Middle East.
When you talk to people in the Middle East,
close
Don’t stand too close to North Americans.
Give them more personal space!
When you talk to North Americans,
not close
In Britain and the US, people usually look at each other when they talk.
When you talk to people in Britain and the US,
It’s polite.
The body language
about touching others.
Chinese girls often walk arm in arm with their friends.
Chinese people:
South Americans sometimes hold your arm.
You can’t move away.
South Americans:
In Britain, many people don’t like other people to touch them at all.
British:
If(如果) you touch British,
it isn’t polite.
The body language
about saying goodbye.
In Greece, people don’t wave to say goodbye.
Greek（希腊人）:
It’s not at all polite
and it’s very rude!
People wave to say goodbye.
Other people:
The body language
talk to others
touch
say goodbye
in the Middle East
In North America
In Britain and the US
Chinese girls
South Americans
British
Greek(希腊人)
Other people
Role-play
组1
3位同学介绍
其余同学表演
组2
3位同学介绍
其余同学表演
组3
2位同学介绍
其余同学表演
组4
3位同学介绍
其余同学表演
组5
3位同学介绍
其余同学表演
3班作业
1.形成性练习：M11 U2基础训练和阅读训练
2.书写句子或段落来介绍：
不同国家的人和别人谈话、触碰、道别时的肢体语言（M11U2和课外）
2班作业
1.形练：M11 U1和U2基础训练
2.书写句子或段落来介绍：
不同国家的人和别人谈话、触碰、道别时的肢体语言（M11U2和课外）
M11 Body language
U3 Task
Body language in different countries
How do they greet others
French
__________________
__________________
Say hello
Kiss
Japanese:
_______________
Shake hands
Smile and bow
Kiss three times
(left, right, left)
Russian:
________________
________________
Chinese
__________________
________________
________________
________________
Shake hands
and smile
Nod our heads
Never kiss
American
__________________
__________________
Shake hands
Kiss or hug
Indian:
______________
______________
Put hands together
and nod heads
Maori people
______________
Touch noses
usually
often
sometimes
sometimes
always
always
Greetings
打招呼
Around the world
respect
n/v.尊重
talk to others
touch
say goodbye
in the Middle East
In North America
In Britain and the US
Chinese girls
South Americans
British
Greek(希腊人)
Other people
How do they talk, touch and say goodbye to others
Body language in China
Do’s to help visitors to China:
Use “Nin Hao” to greet older Chinese people.
Always give or receive your gift with both hands.
Wait for the elders to move the chopsticks before you begin to eat.
meaning of different gestures
Fist and Palm Salute 拱手礼
Don’ts to help visitors to China:
Don’t tap (敲) your chopsticks on the table.
Don’t stick your chopsticks upright (直立的) in the rice bowl.
Don’t open your gift in front of the person who gave it to you.
Module11 形成性练习：P81
hake
erman
mile
apanese
isitor
ow
od
ouch
ug
ogether
today
will meet
are going to meet
times
countries
ouch
to understand
to tell
hand
call
stars
saying
make
time
Internet
popular
way
heart
/t /
/ /
/tr/
/d /
inger
oot
eg(s)
outh
oreign
ersonal
private
olite
ude
will arrive
ways
Don’t stand
touch
politely
visitors
shaking
personal
carefully
to say
Give them
Don’t stand too close to them
don’t like
at all
it’s not polite
it’s impolite
Please stand up
arm in arm with friends
It’s very important
it’s not polite
it’s impolite

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