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1、视听说第一册教师用书 Interesting Place in the World LESSON PLAN Period One (45 Minutes) Part One: Lead-in 10 Minutes Part Two: Communication Skills 20 Minutes Part Three: In-putting the old town and the shopping street called Nanjing Dong Lu. Then we venture outside the city to the gardens of Suzhou, and an e

2、xquisite canal town-Zhouzhuang. Task 1 Viewing for information Directions Watch the video once and then decide whether the following statements are T (true) or F (false). 1. Shanghai is a city of some 10 million people. _F_ 2. Shanghai is swiftly becoming the new Hong Kong and a symbol of Chinas gro

3、wth in the 21st century. _T_ Task 2 Viewing for details Directions Watch the video again then fill in the blanks. 1. Skyscrapers burst from the ground at an amazing rate. Trendy shops, restaurants and bars materialized overnight. The city buzzes with youthful energy, tangled traffic and bazaars that

4、 sell everything. 2. Shanghai is a city of some 20 million people. Crowded and congested as it is, but perfectly manageable for the traveler, safe, colorful, easy to navigate and a shoppers paradise. 视听说第一册教师用书 Part 4 Follow-up Activities Task 3 Oral practice Directions Do you want to be an independ

5、ent traveler, or a traditional one whose journey is totally guided and planned by the travel agency? Follow the steps below to hold a debate on this topic. 1. Vote to see who are for and against being an independent traveler; 2. Divide the class into two groups to participate in a debate; 3. Gather

6、proof for each side in the debate; 4. Name 5 students from each group as representatives; 5. Begin the debate. The teacher and other students will be the judges and decide which group is the winner in the debate. ACTIVITY 1 LISTENING TO LEARN Tapescript: 录音片段：录音片段： 1. Reporter: Hi! Whats your name a

7、nd where are you from? Monica: My name is Monica and I am from Brazil. Reporter: Where have you traveled? Monica: I went to Japan and I lived there for six months. Reporter: Was there anything that surprised you when you lived in Japan? Monica: Well. You know there are lots of earthquakes in Japan a

8、nd one thing that surprised me was that people stayed very calm during an earthquake. And I guess they are accustomed to them. Reporter: Do you think people will react differently here in Brazil? More for teachers Independent travel is popular today. However, people have to make a lot of preparation

9、s, such as booking tickets, finding hotels and arranging your journey etc. Teachers are suggested to provide more suggestions on independent travel. 视听说第一册教师用书 Monica: I think if there is an earthquake in Brazil, people would get very frightened and run away. 2. Reporter: Hi! Whats your name and whe

10、re are you from? David: My name is David and I am from Canada. Reporter: Have noticed any cultural differences between Canada and China? David: The culture shock that a newcomer to China will encounter can be quite major and shocking. On first arrival in China, the human wave will probably shock you

11、. Everywhere you go：airport, public malls, tourist sites, restaurants, railway stations, bus stations, shopping malls; you will see nothing but waves and waves of people. China can be so crowded that you hardly have any private space of your own. Task 1 Listening for information When you travel abro

12、ad, all the habits and behaviors that allowed you to get around at home suddenly no longer work, which is called“culture shock”. Here are two people who tell us about their experiences crossing cultures. Directions Listen to the conversation and then decide whether the following statements are T (tr

13、ue) or F (false). 1. The Japanese people were very frightened and ran away during an earthquake, according to Monica. _F_ 2. David noticed that there were too many people in China which was very different from Canada. _T_ Task 2 Oral practice Directions Have you ever experienced cultural shock? Shar

14、e your story with your partner who will act as a reporter and start with the sentence “Hi! Whats your name and where are you from?” Teaching Tips 视听说第一册教师用书 Ask students to prepare for this part before class. Let students limit their presentation within three-minutes. Presentation skills are expecte

15、d to introduce to students. Evaluation is necessary after students presentation. ACTIVITY 2: VIEWING TO LEARN 影片片段字幕：影片片段字幕： More than 1,000 years ago, deep in the jungle of northern Cambodia, a civilization arose that built the largest and most beautiful temples the world has ever seen. Then, myste

16、riously, they vanished smothered by the tropical forest. How did they create such a beauty in so hostile place, and why did they abandon these jewels in the jungle? The ruins of this lost civilization are so remote that it wasnt until 1914 that European explorers discovered this temple. Called Bante

17、ay Srei “The Shrine of the Women,” this temple was built just over 1,000 years ago by the people who called themselves the Khmers. From their base in Cambodia they dominated Southeast Asia. They were masters of stone carving, taking the local pink sandstone carving every inch of it, until no space w

18、as left undecorated. But Banteay Srei is one of many temples that the Khmer created. From the 9th to the 14th century they built hundreds of temples. They constructed giant cities with vast fortified walls and gates with huge mysterious faces. And the worlds largest sacred building. Angkor Wat. Task

19、 1 Viewing for information Directions Watch the video and then try to finish the answer to each question. 1.Where is Angkor Wat located? And how long has it been built? It locates in the jungle of northern Cambodia. And it was built over 1,000 years ago. 2.Who first discovered the temple? And when?

20、It wasnt until 1914 that European explorers discovered this temple. Task 2 Oral Practice Directions What would you like to do first when you are traveling in a place? Rank the following 视听说第一册教师用书 Part 5 Entertainment ideas in order of preference and discuss your opinions with a partner. 1. taste th

21、e local food 2. get familiar with the native people 3. visit well-known places or buildings 4. explore unknown places 5. shop in the mall Directions Listen to the song“Traveling Light”and complete the lyrics. Pay special attention to the rhythm. Traveling Light Well I was doubling over the load on m

22、y shoulders Was a weight I carried with me everyday Crossing miles of frustrations and rivers a raging, Picking up stones I found along the way I staggered and I stumbled down Pathways of trouble I was hauling those souvenirs of misery And with each step taken my back was breaking Till I found the One who took it all from me Down by the riverside (Down by the riverside) I laid my burdens down, Now Im traveling light My spirit lifted high (I found my freedom now) I found my freedom now And Im traveling light Through the darkest alleys and loneliest valleys