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第六课时 Section B(3a-3c)
1、 Teaching Objectives
In this class, students will:
l. get key details from Tina's email.
2. talk about Chinese home-visiting customs.
3. learn to write an email to give advice as Yaming to Tina..
2、 Teaching Advice
Lead-in
Watch and Say
1. Present a video about the customs of visiting someone's home in UK. Have students
answer the following questions after watching the video.
· Should the guest bring a gift to the host in UK? If yes,what gifts are common?
· What can the guest say when he/she arrives at the host's home?
· Is it polite or rude for guests to offer help to clear up after the meal?
· What should be said when the guest are leaving?
2. Invite some students to share answers according to the video.
Free Talk
1. Have students talk about good manners when visiting a friend's home in China. The
following questions can be used as prompts.
· When visiting a Chinese family for the first time,is it necessary to bring a gift?What gifts are suitable?
· What do people usually say when they arrive at the host's home?
· Are there any important table manners in China?
· What are good conversation topics when chatting with a Chinese family?
· Are there any topics that are better to avoid?
Pre-writing
3a
1. Have students read the labels and get the meanings. Explain the new word “sign-off”if
necessary.
2. Ask students to read Tina's email quickly and label the different parts of the email.
3. Check answers with the whole class.
4. Have students grasp the main idea of each paragraph in the main text and share in class..
3b
1. Have students work in four groups to brainstorm good manners from the four aspects.
Each group chooses one aspect and a student of each group writes down what group
members brainstorm. The teacher can provide some sentence frames as language
support.
2. Invite each group to share their ideas and give positive feedback and add some other
manners if needed..
While-writing
3c
Have students write an email to Tina as Yaming. Remind students to use what they have
brainstormed above. The teacher can also ask students to imitate the format of the email
in 3a. For the weak students, the teacher can provide a beginning for them..
Post-writing
1.Have students check each other's writing in pairs. Provide a clear checklist.
2. Based on the feedback from their partners, students revise their writings and then submit the
final version for evaluation.
Summary
Ask students to summarize what they learned in this lesson.
Homework
Finish the related exercises in the books produced by Youyi.
Blackboard Design
Write the checklist on the blackboard.
Teaching Reflection
This lesson aimed to guide students to write an email about Chinese visiting manners. Overall, the
structured approach worked well. However, there were areas for improvement. When explaining cultural details, I should have gone deeper to help students better understand the “why”behind Chinese manners. Next time, I'll demonstrate effective feedback and offer more tailored support to weaker students,like extra vocabulary for writing.
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