Unit4 Listening and Viewing （课件） 英语沪外版必修第一册

What kind of birthday traditions are often held in your family or hometown? having a birthday cake having longevity noodles receiving gifts from friends receiving red pockets from grandparents i * Birthday traditions around the world What nations or areas are mentioned in the video? □United States ■Germany Birthday Traditions Around the World □Korea ■Nigeria ■China □Britain ■Dutch Jews (Judaism) ■South Africa Birthday Traditions Around the World 1 Birthday Traditions Around the World Ask and answer activity Student A: What kind of birthday gift does the person in South Africa get when he or she turns 21？ Student B: He or she will get a key from parents that symbolizes the responsibilities and future. Birthday Traditions Around the World Germans 25 A man's friends will hang a “sockencranz” or sock wreath, outside of his house The old socks are a symbol of his old age. Jews 12/13 Girls have a bat mitzvah and boys have a bar mitzvah. The ceremony represents A move into adulthood South Africans 21 Parents give their child a key. It symbolizes responsiblity and future Chinese 1 The baby is placed in front of books, flowers, stationery, coins, toys, etc. and asked to get something. The items the baby reaches for indicate its future interests where when why Birthday Traditions Around the World Which way of celebrations do you feel most interesting? Why? Becoming an Adult I can go to university and live on my own. I can travel with my friends without the company of parents. I can apply for the driving license. I can vote in elections. The Coming-of-Age Ceremony in South Korea What elements will be covered when reporting a ceremony? time (when) location (where) event (what) weather (how) … The Coming-o f-Age Ceremony in South Korea ■ Signify adulthood through symbolic ceremony s supporting sentences supporting sen fences ,Y how hy supporting sentences supporting sentences 3rd Monday of May __19__years old •wear traditional clothe • celebrate privilege