Unit4 History and Traditions Reading and Thinking What’s in a name课件 2023-2024高中英语人教版（2019）必修第二册

UNIT4 Period 2 Reading and Thinking WHAT’S IN A NAME? LearningꢀObjectives 思维 品质 1.Sort out information about the history and traditions of igure out the main ure of the passage 学科 素养 语言 能力 学习 能力 3.Retell the wn ideas on help of the stucture a mind-map in the text ven topics by deep nking and realize the 文化 意识 portance of learning history. Be a curious reader--Learn to predict What may be talked about in the text? WHAT’S IN A NAME? Be a fast reader--Read for main ideas! Read fast and match the following parts A. History helps solve the puzzle of the names B. History helps learn the country and traditions Para.1. Para.2. Para.3. Para.4. C. History helps make trips more enjoyable D. The similarities and differences Para.5. E. The introduction to the topic. Be a logical reader!--Read for structure Draw the structure of the text General Para.1:Introduction to the What is the writing style of the text? A. Narration(叙述文) B. Argumentation(议论文) C. Exposition(说明文) Pa th ecific enjoyable comparison traditions Past present Be a wise reader!--Read for details Para.1 Introduction to the topic. Find the key word and raise questions about it. puzzle What? How? British?history Para.2 Solve the puzzle about names 1.Underline the times words and what happened. 2.Presentation:Do a puzzle and retell how we got the full name? (pair work) useful expressions: be joined to What’s in a name? be added to be linked to break away from Para.3 Similarities and differences List the similarities and differences＆try to memorize them. Similarities Differences education systems legal systems traditions the flag the currency the military defence national days national dishes football teams History helps learn more about the country and culture Draw a mind-map to show the history events and their effects. When Who What towns ＆roads ►1st century rich culture a long y Anglo- ►5 Saxons history Tips(4mins) 1.Do not copy sentences 2.Use key words vocabulary ＆names ►8th century Vikings ►11th century castles