资源简介

(共21张PPT)
Integration
Unit 5
Good manners
Learning aims
通过听读活动，了解中国传统尊师礼仪、餐桌礼仪和公共场所礼仪
能谈论中外礼仪的不同
Lead in
Standing in the snow to wait for Master Cheng respectfully
Activity 1
Learn the traditional manners for respecting teachers, table manners or public rules for good manner
Look and talk.
Read the title, look at the picture and answer the following question.
Standing in the snow to wait for Master Cheng respectfully
What do you think the article is mainly about
A:Robert wants to know more about manners in China. He has found an article about how teachers in China are highly respected. Read it and answer the questions below.
Standing in the snow to wait for Master Cheng respectfully
On a cold winter day, two students paid a visit to Master Cheng, a well-known teacher in the Song Dynasty. The master was sleeping when they arrived. The two students were too polite to wake him up, so they waited outside the house patiently. While they were waiting, it began to snow and the snow was getting heavier. When the master woke up, he was moved to see the two students waiting in the deep snow.
1 Why didn’t the students go into Master Cheng’s house when they arrived
2 How do you show your teacher your thanks and respect
Because Master Cheng was sleeping when they arrived, and the two students were too polite to wake him up, so they waited outside the house patiently.
I can show my thanks and respect to my teacher by listening carefully in class, finishing my homework on time, and greeting my teacher politely when I meet him/her.
3 What other stories about manners in China do you know
“Three visits to the thatched cottage” ( 三顾茅庐).
Compare the ways of showing respect in the past and now.
In the Past Now
Waiting patiently outside for the teacher to wake up Listening carefully in class
Bowing deeply to show respect Saying “thank you” for their help
Following the teacher’s instructions strictly Asking thoughtful questions
... ...
What is the same about these ways What is different
Think & share
Rules for museum visitors
Don't (1) ________________—it may harm the artwork.
Be as quiet as possible and enjoy museums (2) ________________.
Don't (3) ________________ on your phone.
Don't (4) ________________ on your phone without wearing earphones.
Don't (5) ________________ the artwork if it is not allowed.
Listen and fill in the blanks.
take photos
in peace
speak
play games or music
touch
Discussion: Work in pairs and discuss the question.
What other rules do you know for museum visitors
Don’t bring food or drinks into the exhibition halls.
Don’t run or push in the museum.
Follow the instructions of museum staff.
Keep your belongings in a designated place.
...
Watch and say
How to behave in the museum
Tables in Chinese restaurants are usually (1) _______________, while tables in the UK are usually (2) _______________.
Chinese people like to sit in a circle in a restaurant because it is easy for big groups to talk and (3) _______________ in the middle.
Chinese people like (4) _________________ when having meals with family and friends, but it is best not to talk with food (5) _______________.
It is common to leave a tip when British people have (6) _______________, but Chinese people only (7) _______________.
Robert is going to have dinner with his Chinese friends at a Chinese restaurant. Listen to his conversation with Amy and complete the notes below.
round
square
reach the food
talking and laughing
in our mouths
finished the meal
paid for the meal
Today I went to a museum with my Chinese friends and saw lots of amazing artwork. The rules in Chinese museums are very similar to those in the UK. We should not speak loudly inside the museum or (1) ___________ any artwork if it is not allowed. It is usually very peaceful inside because people have to be (2) ___________ there. People shouldn't play games or music on their phones without (3) _______________ in museums. This is quite impolite because it will trouble other visitors.
In the evening, I went to a restaurant with my friends. The tables were
(4) ___________. Amy said this made it easy for big groups to talk and reach the food in the middle. The meal in the restaurant was (5)______________. Everyone talked and laughed during the meal. But just like in the UK, it is not good to talk with food in our (6) ______________. At the end of the meal, we only (7)_____________, because here it is not common to leave a tip. This is so different in my country.
touch
quiet
wearing earphones
Robert is writing his diary entry. Complete it with the information in Parts B1 and B2.
round
delicious
mouths
pay for the meal
Create a Venn Diagram comparing Chinese and British table manners.
China
the UK
Round tables;
share food from the middle;
no tipping;
lively conversation
Rectangular tables;
individual plates; tipping is common;
quiet dining
Don’t talk with food in your mouth;
wait for everyone to be served
Activity 2
Talk about different manners in China and other countries
Listen to the conversation and complete the manners comparison table below.
Country Greeting ways Thanking ways
China Greet each other by ___________ hands. /
UK Greet one another with a big ___________, or with a ___________. Always say “___________ ” and “___________ ”.
India / Show thanks by ___________ them to dinner next time.
shaking
hug
kiss
please
thank you
inviting
1. What are the two students talking about
2. Do British people greet everyone in the same way
No, British people greet different people in different ways.
Listen to the conversation and answer the following questions.
They are talking about manners in different countries.
Role play
Amy: Manners are quite different in different countries, aren't they, Robert
Robert: Yes, it's true. Chinese people sometimes greet each other by shaking
hands, but British people like to greet one another with a big hug, and
sometimes we greet relatives or close friends with a kiss.
Amy: Good to know, I also know British people always say “please” and “thank you”, but in India, you do not need to thank a friend for making you
dinner. Instead, you show your thanks by inviting them to dinner next
time.
Robert: That's interesting.
Amy: It's good to know some manners in different cultures.
Robert: You said it!
Discussion:
1. How do they respond to others’ ideas
2. Do you know more expressions to show agreement
Yes, it’s true./Good to know./That’s interesting./You said it!
Maybe you have a point./Exactly./I agree with you./I can’t agree more./That’s true./You’re absolutely right./Definitely!/ That makes sense./I feel the same way.
A: Manners are quite different in different countries, aren’t they, B
B: Yes, it’s true. ... people sometimes ... by ..., but ... people like to ..., and sometimes we ...
A: Good to know. I also know ..., but in ..., you do not need to ... Instead, you ...
B: That’s interesting./Exactly.
A: It’s good to ...
B: You said it!/I can’t agree more./That’s true.
Work in pairs and talk about this topic. Using the conversation below as a model.
Speaking
Summary
◆重点词汇
◆重点句式
respectfully, move, earphones, circle, tip, peaceful, impolite, trouble, one another, hug, kiss
Good to know.
It’s good to know some manners in different cultures.
You said it!
Exercise
根据首字母或汉语提示完成单词
1.The little girl　 　(亲吻) her mum good night before she goes to bed.
2. My uncle is popular and has a large 　 　of good friends in his daily life.
3.When I was sad, my mother always gave me a 　 　(拥抱) and cheered me up.
4. We trust our dad because he does everything as he 　 　(承诺).
5.When the bell rang, the students all　 　(冲) out of the classroom to do exercise.
kisses
circle
hug
promises
rushed　
Homework
1 Write the new words and phrases five times each.
2 Write something about table manners in your family.

展开更多......

收起↑