Unit 6--Reading Plus：拓展阅读(选学)（内文）-【学导练】2026年八年级下册英语课件PPT（人教版）

该初中英语课件围绕“跨文化沟通与交流”主题，聚焦世界主要国家文化习俗，通过Big Question引导课堂导入，以文化差异表现、尊重表达礼仪、对比两国习俗为学习支架，衔接谈论习俗、描述意义及相关语法表达的学习目标。 其亮点在于融合语言能力与文化意识，通过Reading Plus拓展阅读（如中西龙的象征差异）、短文填空（如“power”“succeed”等词汇运用）及中国文化符号探索，培养学生分析文化差异的思维品质。采用选学拓展与基础练习结合的教学方法，帮助学生提升跨文化沟通能力，也为教师提供丰富的教学资源。

英语 八年级 下 配人教版 Unit 6 Crossing Cultures *Reading Plus：拓展阅读(选学) 重点短语汇总 1. 富含 _________________________ 2. 对……感到害怕 ________________________ 3. ……的象征 ________________________ 4. 好运 ________________________ 5. 春节 ________________________ 6. 听起来像 ________________________ 7. 成双地 ________________________ 8. 发财；赚大钱 ________________________ 9. 另一方面 ________________________ be rich in be frightened of a symbol of good fortune / luck the Chinese New Year sound like in pairs make a fortune on the other hand 阅读教材P89～P90的Reading Plus,回答下列问题 1. What are dragons like in many Western stories? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Who wears red at traditional Chinese weddings? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dragons / They are frightening monsters in many Western stories. / Frightening monsters. Both the bride and groom wear red at traditional Chinese weddings. / Both the bride and groom._ 3. Why are some numbers lucky in China? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Because some numbers / they sound like other Chinese words with positive meanings. 阅读教材P89～P90的Reading Plus,完成短文填空 请从方框内选择适当的词并用其正确形式填空,使文章完整连贯。注意每空一词,每词仅用一次,有两词为多余选项。 well however when they while power during succeed a tradition sound death Chinese culture is one of the world's oldest, with many symbols carrying deep meanings. Let's explore three symbols of Chinese culture: dragons, the colour red, and lucky numbers. In Western stories, dragons are frightening monsters. But in China, they are a symbol of 1 _________ and good fortune. You'll find dragons on vases, buildings, money, clothes, paintings, and jewellery. The word “dragon” even appears in names and idioms. For example, “hope one's children become dragons” means parents want their kids to 2 _________. Chinese people proudly call 3 ______________ the descendants of the dragon! well however when they while power during succeed a tradition sound death power succeed themselves Red is a powerful colour in China. It brings good luck and wealth. 4 _________ festivals like the Chinese New Year, red paper-cuts, couplets, and lanterns are everywhere. At 5 _________ weddings, both the bride and groom wear red. 6 _________, in Western countries, red means loss. People use “red ink” or “in the red” to show a company's poor financial situation. Numbers also have special meanings. Some Chinese numbers sound like positive words. “Six” sounds like “flow”, so it symbolizes things going 7 _________. “Two” is lucky because Chinese believe good things come in pairs. well however when they while power during succeed a tradition sound death During traditional However well “Eight” sounds like “to make a fortune”, representing wealth. “Nine” 8 _________ like “long lasting”, standing for a long life. But “four” sounds like “ 9 _________”, so people avoid it in phone numbers. China is not the only place with special numbers. Americans think “seven” is a lucky number 10 _________ “thirteen” is an unlucky number! These symbols show how rich and special Chinese culture is. well however when they while power during succeed a tradition sound death sounds death while 1. ____________ 2. ____________ 3. ____________ 4. ____________ 5. ____________ 6. ____________ 7. ____________ 8. ____________ 9. ____________ 10. ___________ power succeed themselves During traditional However well sounds death while Thanks ! $