Unit3 Reading 课件-2025-2026学年沪教版(五四制)英语六年级下册

post. 英 语 六年级下册 多媒体教学课件 ENGLISH 6B Unit 3 C Festival celebrations Reading Festivals across cultures 2 Li Bailing finds some interesting online posts about the Mid-Autumn Festival. C 3 Look at the title and the pictures below, and guess: What are the online posts about? (Answers may vary.) They are about different ways of celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival. Predicting C1 4 Li Bailing finds some interesting online posts about the Mid-Autumn Festival. Read through the text quickly and find the answers to these questions. What is the text type? Who wrote them? Where do they come from? Read C2 5 Read the online posts. celebrate celebrate /ˈselɪbreɪt/ v. 庆祝；庆贺 calendar full posted mostly Tonight harvest traditional nuts sugar calendar /ˈkælɪndə(r)/ n. 日历；历法 full /fʊl/ adj. 满的 post /pəʊst/ v. 发帖；寄；邮寄 mostly /ˈməʊstli/ adv. 主要地；一般地；通常 tonight /təˈnaɪt/ adv. 今晚 harvest /ˈhɑːvɪst/ n. 收获；收获季节 lunar calendar 农历 traditional /trəˈdɪʃənl/ adj. 传统的；习俗的 nut /nʌt/ n. 坚果 sugar /ˈʃʊɡə(r)/ n. 食糖 Read C2 6 Personal touch What else do you want to know about the celebrations? Read C2 (Answers may vary.) How does Dango taste? How do they taste different from mooncakes? What are they made of? Read the posts and fill in the blank. The Mid-Autumn Festivals in China, Japan and South Korea are similar in: ____________________________________________________________ time, activities (China and South Korea) General understanding C3 Read the posts again and complete the table. About the Mid-Autumn Festival Name Mid-Autumn Festival Tsukimi Chuseok Country Time Festival food Festival activity/ activities China 15 August, following the Chinese lunar calendar Mooncakes Family reunions, watching a full moon in a park Japan 15 August, following the Chinese lunar calendar Dango Decorating the houses with special autumn grass, celebrating with friends South Korea 15 August, following the Chinese lunar calendar Songpyeon Family reunions Detailed reading C4 Q1 How long is the history of the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival? Thousands of years. Q2 What do mooncakes look like? They look like full moons. Q3 Who do Japanese mostly celebrate Tsukimi with? Friends. Detailed reading C4 10 Q4 What does Songpyeon look like? It looks like a half moon. Q5 Why did Seo-jun celebrate Chuseok with his Chinese friends? Because it is on the same day as the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival and he is studying in China. Q6 In what order are the texts shown on the webpage? In time order. Detailed reading C4 11 Q7 Compare how Zhang Lijia, Haruto, and Seo-jun celebrated their festivals. What similarities and differences do you find? They all celebrated with food and their traditional foods are all in the shape of the moon. However, Zhang Lijia spent the evening with her family, while Haruto and Seo-jun celebrated it with friends. Detailed reading C4 12 Answer the questions. What other countries also celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival? The Mid-Autumn Festival is also celebrated in Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and other Asian countries. Further thinking C5 Answer the questions. Why do people in different countries celebrate the same festival? Chinese culture has influenced other countries, especially some East and Southeast Asian countries, where many people came from China. For example, people in many other Asian countries also celebrate the Spring Festival. Further thinking C5 Here is the online post Li Bailing writes about the Mid-Autumn Festival. Complete it with the words from the text. The Mid-Autumn Festival, with a history of thousands of years, comes from China. It spreads to many other countries, such as 1 __________ and South Korea. People 2 __________ this festival on the same day — the 15th day of the eighth month according to the Chinese lunar 3 __________. In China and South Korea, the Mid-Autumn Festival is a big day for family 4 __________. Every country has its own festival food, for example, 5 __________ in China, Songpyeon in South Korea and Dango in Japan. Li Bailing, China (posted at 8:55 p.m., 17 Sept.) Japan celebrate calendar reunions mooncakes Vocabulary focus 15 Work in pairs and talk about the food and activity that you think are special in the online posts. Update my to-do list HOMEWORK Copy the new words and expressions from “celebrate” to “sugar” on page 121, Student’s Book 6B. Complete the exercises on pages 30 to 33, Workbook 6B. 17 Blues 4728.1733 Blues 3186.9426 Blues 3369.8005 Blues 3422.0457 Blues 3395.923 Blues 3761.639 Blues 3735.5164 Blues 3030.2073 Blues 3186.9426 Blues 123096.0 Blues 3657.1487 Blues 3735.5164 $Mostly . mostly. Lunar calendar . lunar . calendar. Harvest. harvest. Traditional. traditional. Not . not. Calendar . calendar. Tonight, tonight. Celebrate, celebrate. Sugar. sugar. Full full. How do you celebrate the middle autumn festival? The mid autumn festival is on the fifteenth day of the eight months following the chinese lunar calendar. With a history of thousands of years. It's a day for family reunions. This evening, we ate moon cakes and watch the full moon in a park. I thought the story of cha flying to the moon is SHE missing. Her friends john ja, china posted at eight fifty P. M. The seventeenth of september. Schema is different from chinese celebrations. We decorate our houses with special autumn grass and eat dung. We mostly celebrated with friends tonight. I had dangle and tea with my friend in a local tea house. What a quiet night I was. Heritage japan posted the nineteen P. M. The seventeenth of september. We started to suck as a harvest festival. We have IT on the same day as in china. Sapping is our most traditional food for family reunions. It's a half moon shape rice cake with us and sugar. I'm studying in china, so this evening I celebrated IT with my chinese friends. How happy . we were. So jon, south korea posted the nine fifteen P. M, the seventeenth of september.