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UNIT 2
I think that mooncakes are delicious!
SectionA(3a-3c)
Learning aims:
1.Be able to understand the passage about Mid-Autumn Festival
and know the structure of the passage.
2.Can find out the object clauses(宾语从句)by listening and reading
the passage
folk
goddess
whoever
steal
lay
lay out
dessert
garden
tradition
admire
adj. 民间的;民俗的
n. 女神
pron. 无论谁;不管什么人
v. (stole, stolen)偷;窃取
v. (laid, laid)放置;安放;产(卵);下(蛋)
摆开;布置
n. (饭后)甜点;甜食
n. 花园;园子
n. 传统
v. 欣赏;仰慕
New words
Look at the picture.
What festival do you think of?
What do you know about the festival?
1. when
2. who
3. where
4. how
5. what
6. why
Think and Say
Look at the picture.
What festival do you think of?
What do you know about it?
1. when
2. what
how
3. why
It is celebrated / takes place / falls on the 15th
day of the August in Lunar month/calender.
The traditional food on this day is mooncake.
Chinese keep the tradition of admiring the full
moon on the Mid-Autumn night.
It's a time for people to get together
Pre-reading
Chang’e Flying to the Moon
Wu Gang Cutting the Laurel
Jade Rabbit Pounding Medicine
Traditional stories about the Mid-Autumn Festival
It’s one of the traditional festivals about the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Task1:Read 3a quickly and answer the questions
To read-习读
1.How do people celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival?
2.What story is the reading about?
They admire the moon and share the mooncakes with their families.
It’s about the traditional folk story of Hou Yi and Chang’e.
Task 2:Read 3a quickly again and complete 3b.
Scanning the Para. 1
2. What do mooncakes look like?
They are in the shape of a full moon on the Mid-Autumn night
3. Why do people enjoy mooncakes on Mid-Autumn Festival?
They carry people’s wishes to the families they love and miss.
be in the shape of 呈…形状
他们承载着人们深爱和思念着的家人的希望。
1. What do we eat on the Mid-Autumn Festival?
Mooncakes.
Scanning the Para. 2
1. How many characters are in the story of Chang’e?
Chang’e
Hou Yi
a goddess
Pang Meng
What happened to t