Unit 3 Welcome 教学设计.doc

Unit 3 Welcome 教学设计. Learning Aims:1Enable students to get a general idea of different ways of greeting each other in different countries. 2Help students know more about cultural differences3Help students form correct attitudes towards foreign cultures.Important Difficult Point:Improve students speaking and thinking ability. .Form of Activities:Individual, pair or group work and topic discussions.Brainstorming.1. What does each of the following gestures mean?_2. Do Chinese people use such gestures?_3. Can you show us some other gestures?_ . Picture Talking1. Talk about the six pictures ( TB p33) in pairs or groups focusing on the ways of specific greetings._ _ _.Questions. How do we Chinese usually greet each other now? _. How do people from different countries greet each other?1.(Fill in the form)nationalityway of greetingThailandSouth AmericaThe Middle East The USADutchJapan 2.practice talking about cultural differences in pairs with the information in the form. You might follow the patterns below if you like.A: Its strange/ interesting/fascinating/ funny that. What do you think?/How do you find it?/ Whats your opinion about?B: I agree. / I think its good manners/polite/acceptable to Well, I think its just like the way we Sorry I dont think so./ Its bad manners/ rude/not acceptable to_ _ _. Discussion:Why do you think that we should learn cultural differences between different nations? _2. Which of the following words indicate the right attitudes towards cultural differences?A.respect B. tolerate C. look down upon D. appreciate E. hate F. understand G. reject1.Through discussion please form correct attitudes towards foreign cultures._. Consolidation.1. A guessing game: (Match the idioms with its meaning). ( )1. With open arms. ( ) 2. To keep a straight face. a. To disregarding sth.( ) 3. To put your heads together. b. To be involved in a project that is too difficult. ( ) 4. To be all ears. c To act casually, to be oneself.( ) 5. To shrug something off. d To listen attentively.( ) 6. To be in over ones head. e. To work together with someone；( ) 7. To keep ones nose out of f. to share information.someones business g .Not to show ones true feeling； not to laugh under most circumstances. ( ) 8. To pull a long face. h .To show that one is annoye