1、Module 6 Unit 3 Understanding each other,所有的要換背景 給我把圖片做成個(gè)flash 增加圖片 及其他效果 最重要是有技術(shù)含量 加 美觀,In Thailand,In the Netherlands,Chinese/ North American way,In Arab,阿拉伯人常用”在你面前的是你的親人,在你面前擺著的是平坦的道路”,來表示問候。,。在非洲,有的民族見面后互問”你出汗的情況怎樣”,以表示關(guān)心與問候。,印度尼西亞人碰到朋友或熟人的傳統(tǒng)禮節(jié)是用右手按住胸口互相問好，對一般人則以握手問好。,澳洲毛利人喜歡碰鼻子行禮。,Can you thin

2、k of customs that are different in different parts of the world?,Greetings,Cultural differences,greeting ways,eating and clothes,festivals,wedding customs,body language,Brainstorming,1.Why do people in different countries greet each other in different ways?,Reading Cultural differences,A joke 一名男士稱贊

3、一位女士:Today you look very beautiful! ( 今天您可真漂亮啊! ) , 這位女士立刻謙虛地回答:Where! Where!( 哪里! 哪里! )結(jié)果對方尷尬地說: Everywhere! ( 全身都漂亮! ) Whats your answer? answer:Thank you.,Fast Reading,1.Which country is Waled from? He is from Brunei. 2. Where does Peter come from? He comes from the UK. 3. What does Ma Li think a

4、bout learning about cultural differences? She thinks that is a good way to understand more about each other.,Fast Reading,Go through the text and then match each part with its main idea.,The text can be divided into four parts: Part: Line1-Line12 Part: Line13-Line22 Part: Line23-Line40 Part: Line41-

5、Line59,Bonfire Night in the UK,A wedding ceremony in Korea,An end-of-term ceremony in the UK,A wedding reception and other two customs in Brunei,Detailed Reading ,Part (Line1-Line13) An end-of-term ceremony in the UK,1.Why did Ma Li have a conversation with Waled and Jack? Because she needs some hel

6、p on her homework about cultural differences. 2.When did the British teacher open the present at the end-of-term ceremony? He opened it as soon as he received it. 3.Why did he open the present at that time? Because people want to see how he reacts.,.,1.In the West, when is the polite time to open a

7、present? Why?,In the west , it is polite to open a present when someone gives you one. Because they think it is rude not to open a present when someone gives them one. And people want to see the persons reaction.,Receivingpresents:,It is _ not to open a present when someone gives you one in the west

8、.,Conclusion: There is difference in receiving presents in China and in the western countries.,rude,Roosters are supposed to _ _ _ _ from the wedding ceremony; Hens are thought to _ _ _ for the marriage; The fact that the hen lays an egg is considered _ _ during the ceremony.,Detailed Reading ,Part

9、(Line14-Line22)A wedding ceremony in Korea,drive,bad,spirits,away,ensure,good,luck,very,lucky,Detailed Reading ,Men and women have to sit in separate areas at the wedding. 2. Food, soft drinks, tea and coffee are served, but alcohol is not permitted at the wedding. 3. People in Brunei celebrate the

10、wedding by singing and dancing throughout the night. 4. People point with their first finger in Brunei. 5. People will take off their shoes before entering someones house.,Part (Line23-Line40)A wedding reception and other two customs in Brunei,food,soft drinks,coffee,alcohol,tea,3.What cant you drin

11、k at a wedding in Brunei?,Many countries people point with their first finger.,however,in Brunei,They use:,thumb,7.What should you do instead of pointing with your first finger in Brunei?,Bonfire Night (in the UK),Part (Line41-Line59)Bonfire Night in the UK,Listening &Note-making,November,5th,fires,

12、party,fireworks,hot,dogs,Consolidation,Customs are different in different parts of the world. Learning about cultural differences is a good way to understand more about each other. The British teacher opened the present as (1)_ as he received it. Its (2)_ for an Englishman not to open a present when

13、 he receives one. In Korea, at a wedding ceremony, they have a (3)_ hen to (4)_ good luck for the marriage and a rooster to (5) _ bad spirits _ from the ceremony. When the hen lays an egg during the ceremony, everyone congratulates the couple because it is considered very lucky.,In Brunei, at weddin

14、g receptions, men and women have to sit in separate areasthe men with the (6)_ and the women with (7)_ .Food, soft drinks, tea and coffee are served, but alcohol is not permitted . In Brunei, people use thumb to point. Its funny to watch a foreigner trying to (8)_ _ doing that. And people have to ta

15、ke off their shoes before entering someones house. Many foreigners have trouble (9)_ _ _ it. In the UK, people have a festivalBonfire Night, but Americans are not familiar with it. During the festival , there are large fires and fireworks. There are parties and people eat(10) _ _ and other food cook

16、ed over the fire.,Consolidation,Customs are different in different parts of the world. Learning about cultural differences is a good way to understand more about each other. The British teacher opened the present as (1)_ as he received it. Its (2)_ for an Englishman not to open a present when he rec

17、eives one. In Korea, at a wedding ceremony, they have a (3)_ hen to (4)_ good luck for the marriage and a rooster to (5) _ bad spirits _ from the ceremony. When the hen lays an egg during the ceremony, everyone congratulates the couple because it is considered very lucky.,soon,rude,live,ensure,drive

18、,away,In Brunei, at wedding receptions, men and women have to sit in separate areasthe men with the (6)_ and the women with (7)_ .Food, soft drinks, tea and coffee are served, but alcohol is not permitted . In Brunei, people use thumb to point. Its funny to watch a foreigner trying to (8)_ _ doing t

19、hat. And people have to take off their shoes before entering someones house. Many foreigners have trouble (9)_ _ _ it. In the UK, people have a festivalBonfire Night, but Americans are not familiar with it. During the festival , there are large fires and fireworks. There are parties and people eat(1

20、0) _ _ and other food cooked over the fire.,bridegroom,bride,adjust,to,getting,accustomed,to,hot,dogs,Reading strategy,Understanding the use of examples,are used,to explain concepts and ideas,to support arguments,as interesting stories,Understanding the use of examples can help you understand a text

21、.,Try to find out an example to support this argument（觀點(diǎn)）:There are differences between native English speakers.,I have fond childhood memories of Bonfire Night, but my American friends are not familiar with that particular festival.,Try to find out the example used as an interesting story.,The Britis