Unit 3 Traditional skills Period 2 Listening & Speaking 课件2023-2024学年沪教牛津版（广州沈阳通用）八年级英语下册

Unit 3 Traditional skills Listening & Speaking 牛津深圳 广州版 八年级下 Learning objects 2. Listen to a description to identify mistakes in a picture; 1. Learn to describe people from multiple perspectives; 3. Talk about the traditional skill of paper. After learning this lesson, you can: Lead in In addition to cormorant fishing, how many traditional skills have you ever seen? Free talk Chinese Kung Fu embroidery lead in Lion dance Sugar painting The Dough lead in Shadow puppet plays lead in They are so beautiful. What are they? lead in paper cutting Do you know anything about paper cutting? How much do you know about this traditional skill? Speak up 1. When did people first start making paper cuttings? 2. What tools are used to make paper cuttings? 3. What patterns(图案) are used in paper cuttings? 4. When are paper cuttings used? Speak up Watch the video and find out the answers. Speak up 1. When did people first start making paper cuttings? People first started making paper cuttings in the 6th century. 2. What tools are used to make paper cuttings? Scissors and paper are used to make paper cuttings. 3. What patterns are used in paper cuttings? Patterns such as people, animals, plants or Chinese characters for health or good luck are often used. 4. When are paper cuttings used? People use them on important days such as the Spring Festival and weddings. when to use history tools patterns Have you ever used a paper cutting as a decoration? Did that paper cutting has a meaning? What was it? Is paper cutting still popular nowadays? Is it necessary to protect this traditional skill? Why? I think/ In my opinion… Group work Speak up My friend Mark shows me a picture about a paper cutting artist. But there are some mistakes in it. Try to listen to Mark’s description and find out the mistakes with me. Pre-listening Top tips: Observe the picture carefully. Focus on details. Use your common sense (常识). Look at the picture and guess what mistakes it might have. Pre-listening For example: