Unit 4 Stage and Screen第一课时Stating out&understanding ideas课件-2022-2023学年高一英语外研版(2019)必修第二册同步教学课件

Unit 4 Stage and screen 第一课时 Starting Out & Understanding ideas To train the skills of reading To understand the change of the author’s feelings To express your own opinions using the words and expressions To arouse the students’ love of Chinese culture and the country 2 Starting out Lead-in Sheng Dan Chou Jing Guess the roles in Peking Opera Lead-in Guess the meaning of the masks honest manly brutal loyal To reflect the personalities Watch the video and answer the questions. What theatres are mentioned in the video? 2. What are the differences between them? In what ways are they similar? Watch the video and answer the questions. Watch the video and answer the questions. What theatres are mentioned in the video? The Deheyuan Grand Theatre and the first Globe Theatre. 2. What are the differences between them? In what ways are they similar? Differences: The Deheyuan Grand Theatre is a Chinese-style theatre built in the Qing Dynasty for the royal family, with Peking Opera as the main performance form. The theatre has three stages representing happiness, prosperity and longevity. Under the longevity stage, there is a well and five ponds. The first Globe Theatre was built in London by a group of actors including William Shakespeare. It burnt down in 1613 and was rebuilt close to the site of the original building. The theatre has a round shape and the stage area has three main elements. Similarities: Both of the theatres have a long history. They are both specially designed for better stage effects. Understanding ideas Step1 Pre-reading From the title, predict which aspect of Peking Opera impressed the author the most? orchestra costumes and masks stage set performers’ movements Step2 Fast reading 1. Match the main idea with each paragraph. Para. 1 Para. 2 Para. 3 Para. 4 Para. 5 A. The writer experienced Peking Opera. B. The writer was familiar with Shakespeare’s Hamlet. C. The writer was attracted by Peking Opera. D. The history of Peking Opera. E. The writer’