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外研版八年级上册教案Module11 Unit 1 In China, we open a gift later
Objectives:
· To introduce and practice cultural differences related to gift-giving customs in China and other countries
· To develop reading and speaking skills in the context of discussing cultural practices
· To promote intercultural understanding and appreciation
Materials:
· Whiteboard or blackboard
· Markers or chalk
· Pictures or illustrations related to gift-giving customs
· Worksheets with reading passages and discussion questions
· Audio player for listening activities or multimedia resources
Warm-up :
1. Greet the students and display pictures or illustrations of gift-giving situations.
2. Engage the students in a brief discussion by asking them about their experiences with giving and receiving gifts.
3. Ask the students if they are aware of any cultural differences in gift-giving practices.
Presentation :
1) Show pictures or illustrations that depict gift-giving customs from different countries, emphasizing the concept of opening gifts immediately or later.
2) Introduce the topic by explaining that different cultures have different expectations and practices regarding gift-giving.
3) Engage the students in a brainstorming session to elicit their understanding of gift-giving customs in China and other countries.
4) Write key points and cultural differences on the board.
Reading and Comprehension :
1. Distribute worksheets with a reading passage about gift-giving customs in China and another country.
2. Instruct the students to read the passages individually or in pairs.
3. After reading, provide comprehension questions for each passage.
4. Allow the students to work on the questions independently or in pairs.
5. Review the answers as a class, addressing any difficulties or questions that arise.
Class Discussion :
1) Engage the students in a whole-class discussion about the cultural differences in gift-giving practices.
2) Use guiding questions such as: “What are the main differences between gift-gi