Unit 2 教学设计 2024-2025学年人教版九年级英语全册
人教版初三英语教案
Unit 2 I think that mooncakes are delicious!
- 单元分析
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写作话题 | 节日(Festivals) |
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单词概览 | 名词:mooncake; lantern; stranger; relative; pound; goddess; dessert; garden; tradition 动词:steal; lay; admire 形容词:folk 代词:whoever 兼类词:tie |
短语归纳 | 动词短语:have zongzi; be fun to do; guess what; be similar to; go on the streets; throw water at each other; wash away bad things; have good luck; enjoy mooncakes; shoot down; refuse to do; put on; lay out; call out one’s name; take the medicine; show one’s love 名词短语:traditional folk stories 介词短语:for centuries; in the shape of; on the mid-autumn night; on the earth; as a result |
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单词概览 | 名词:ghost; trick; spider; Christmas; novel; eve; business; warmth 动词:lie; punish; warn 形容词:haunted; dead 兼类词:treat; present;spread |
短语归纳 | 动词短语:trick or treat; turn off the lights; dress up as; play a trick on; care about; used to be like; warn sb. to do; end up like; expect sb. to do; take sb. back to; remind sb. of; change one’s life; promise to do; give birth to; spread...around 名词短语:the true meaning/spirit of; the best example of; the beginning of 介词短语:in need |
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- 文化视窗
Culture Insider: Huazhao Festival
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After the Lantern Festival, the following joyous celebration in China’s traditional festival calendar is the Huazhao Festival, a traditional flower festival.
With a history of over 2,000 years, the Huazhao Festival is held in celebration of the flower goddess’ birthday. Since the climate varies in different parts of China, people hold celebrations on the second, 12th, or 15th day of February in the Chinese lunar calendar.
According to ancient beliefs, the flower goddess controlled the reproduction of mankind. Due to the primitive lifestyle and agriculture-dominated economy, people held that the more members a family has, the merrier. Thus, it later became a custom to celebrate the birthday of the flower goddess for prosperity.
Once as significant as the Lantern Festival and Mid-autumn Festival, the Huazhao Festival has undergone stages of thriving, declining and restoring. Nowadays an increasing number of people in various parts of China have begun to celebrate this flower festival again. Some of them, clad in hanfu, a type of traditional Chinese clothing, perform a series of rites. Here is a list of relevant customs as inspiration for you to spend the Huazhao Festival.
Praying to the flower goddess
Offering sacrifices, including incense, flowers, wine or fruits, to flower goddess for good luck was a great event for people in many places. Flower growers dedicated sacrifices to the flower goddess to beg their protection.
Having a spring outing
Spring outings during the Huazhao Festival were popular in ancient China. Since the festival is in early spring, it is exactly the time to have an outing to enjoy springtime’s floral finery.
Fastening strips of red cloth to flower stems
People cut colorful cloth into pieces and tied them to the stems of flowers as streamers, which is called "Shang Hong", as a protection of flowers. If the stems of certain flowers were too thin to stand a piece of red cloth, people would plug a thin bamboo stick in the flower pot and tie a piece of red cloth to the stick.
Planting flowers and vegetables
At the Huazhao Festival, people in various places in China planted flowers and vegetables. It was believed that flowers and vegetables planted on that day would survive easily.
Picking wild vegetables
Around the festival, wild vegetables such as artemisia stelleriana and shepherd’s
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