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holidays, festivals, birthdays…
fireworks
set/ let off fireworks
festivals
Let’s
celebrate!
Read about New Year celebrations in different countries.
Learn about other festivals around the world.
Describe our favourite festivals.
Understand the meaning of different festivals around the world.
Learning objectives
Learn about different festivals around the world.
the Mid-Autumn Festival
Christmas
the Dragon Boat Festival
Burns Night
the Spring Festival
the Water Festival
Festivals around
the world
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For festivals end with “Day, Eve or Night”, we use______.
For other festivals, we often use_______.
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It usually falls on August 15 (lunar calendar).农历八月十五
It is on January 25.
It is celebrated on December 25.
It is always in January or February.
It is on May 5 (lunar calendar).农历五月初五
Dai people usually celebrate it from April 13 to 15.
the Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋节)
eat moon cakes
have a big dinner
get together
enjoy the full moon
listen to the story of Chang’e
decorate（装饰）the Christmas tree
give Christmas presents to each other
have a big dinner
(roast turkey, Christmas pudding)
Christmas (圣诞节)
the Dragon Boat Festival (端午节)
The festival is mainly to honor Qu Yuan, a famous poet from the Warring States Period. Qu Yuan was a loyal minister who loved his country deeply. However, his wise suggestions were ignored by the king, and his country was finally defeated by an enemy. Heartbroken and hopeless, Qu Yuan jumped into the Miluo River on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month to show his loyalty.
When the local people heard the news, they rushed to the river with boats. They rowed hard to look for him and threw zongzi(rice dumplings) into the river to prevent the fish from eating his body. Over time, these actions developed into the two most important traditions of the festival--
eat rice dumplings and
have dragon boat races.
eat a special dish, haggis/'h g s/ n.哈吉斯
remember a great poet, Robert Burns
read poems written by Robert Burns
paly lively music
perform Scottish folk dances
Burns Night (彭斯之夜)
the Spring Festival
give red packets to children
clean the house
set off fireworks
have a big dinner
the Spring Festival (春节）
put up couplets
watch the Spring Festival Gala
The festival comes from a beautiful legend. A long time ago, a devil caused lots of trouble for the Dai people. A brave girl killed the devil to save her people. When the devil died, his head touched the ground and started a big fire. People had to splash water on the fire to put it out. Since then, splashing water has become a way to celebrate the festival. It also stands for washing away bad luck and welcoming good luck. Everyone knows that the more water you get, the more good luck will come
to you, so laughter and cheerful shouts fill the air everywhere.
Besides this classic activity, dragon boat races are also a big highlight. On the river, boatmen row hard and fast, while people standing by the river cheer loudly for their favorite teams. What’s more, the Dai people dress up in beautiful traditional clothes to put on wonderful shows—they sing songs, dance the famous peacock dance of their ethnic group, and share delicious food like sticky rice together.
splash / spl / water
put on wonderful shows
have dragon boat races
share delicious food like sticky rice
wash away bad luck and welcome good luck
What other festivals do you know
Halloween
October 31
The Double Ninth Festival
dress up
make pumpkin lanterns
play trick or treat
have a dinner party
climb mountains,
enjoy chrysanthemums
/ kr z nθ m m/ 菊花
drink chrysanthemum wine
Millie Robin
Favourite festival
Ways to celebrate Have _____________ Eat _____________ _____________ with friends
_____________
_____________ by Robert Burns
Millie is chatting online with her friend in Scotland, Robbin, about their favourite festivals. Listen and fill in the table.
The Dragon Boat Festival
Burns Night
dragon boat races
rice dumplings
get together
eat haggis
read poems
Read and think
1. What questions do Millie and Robin ask
2. What other questions can we talk about
When
La Tomatina– a Spanish festival
It falls on the last Wednesday in August.
It’s about releasing pressure, celebrating freedom and laughing together.
Sometimes, things that look strange or wasteful from outside are actually meaningful traditions built on joy, unity and letting go.
When cultures collide / k la d /冲突, the real magic begins– not in agreement, but in understanding.
Festivals are a window into different ___________.
cultures
Talk about your favourite festival
Let’s summarize!
F______ get together
e_____ and drink
s______ and care
then
i find the
v_____ of festival is
another way to show
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◆Must do
◆Optional
Write about your parents’ favourite festivals around the world.
Search online for some other festivals in the world and share them with your friends.
Homework
10 January 2025 was the fifth National Police Day in China.(1) ______ No matter it is burning hot or icy cold, a holiday or a school day, you will see policemen/policewomen in the middle of the crossroads to direct (指挥) the traffic. (2) ______There are about two million policemen in China. The traffic police are just one group. (3) ______ Some watch out for bad guys. Others keep the peace. Special police solve unexpected events (突发事件). A special policeman/policewoman must have a strong body as well as rich knowledge and many skills.To keep people safe and make peace for all, many Chinese police put their lives at risk (处于危险中). (4) ______ Another 50,000 were hurt in doing their jobs.
These are the traffic police.
B. Other police have different work.
C. They are brave and they work very hard.
D. It is a day for people to show their respect to the police.
E. People in different places celebrate the day in different ways.
F. According to a report in 2022, more than 3,700 policemen/policewomen lost their lives in the past 10years.
D
A
B
F
show our respect to the police

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