Unit 6 From farm to table Part B Let's learn （课件+素材）-2025-2026学年人教PEP版英语四年级下册

I get up. Everything . makes sic. everything . makes sic sic try. 噢yeah。And just . six year this . music when we the kitch try now yeah给他的腿。Everything makes music. everything music. We can make this music. The kitchen try. And now, yeah. 点燃炊烟。Everything makes music. Everything makes music. Music when in kitchen try yeah。 Enjoy a song Let's learn the table manners. 碗 a bowl of 一碗…… a bowl of rice a bowl of noodles 一碗米饭 一碗面 Know the tableware(餐具) bowl /bəʊl/ n. (名词)碗 Pass me a large bowl, please. 请递给我一个大碗。 复数 bowls 搭配 a large bowl 勺；匙；调羹 a spoon of ice cream 一勺冰激凌 spoon /spuːn/ n. (名词)勺；匙；调羹 I use a spoon to have soup. 我用勺喝汤。 复数 spoons 搭配 a soup spoon chopsticks fork knife a knife and fork 一副刀叉 Mr Wang treats(招待) children to a meal. Before the meal, what do Zhang Peng and Amy help to do? View and say Listen and check Let’s set the table. OK. They help to set the table. Before the meal, what do Zhang Peng and Amy help to do? 摆放餐具 set the table (动词短语)摆放餐具 It’s your turn to set the table. 轮到你摆放餐具了。 set 摆放 摆放餐具，如碗筷、刀叉等 对应 clear the table New words After the meal, what do Mike and Chen Jie help to do? View and say Listen and check They help to clear the table. After the meal, what do Mike and Chen Jie help to do? Let’s clear the table. Can you please pass me the bowl? Sure. He asks her to pass him the bowl. What does Mike ask Chen Jie to do? Listen and read Let’s set the table. OK. Let’s clear the table. Can you please pass me the bowl? Sure. knife fork spoon bowl chopsticks 游戏规则：老师指定一名学生上讲台读单词，只做口型，不发音，其余学生来猜单词并说出单词意思，看看谁又快又准。 Play a game. knife bowl spoon fork chopstick Discuss and say They help to set the table and clear the table. What do you think of them? set the table clear the table set the table clear the table They are helpful(愿意帮忙的). They have good table manners(餐桌礼仪). ... 素养小贴士 餐前，根据菜肴种类和就餐者不同的饮食习惯，主动摆放合适的餐具。 餐后，主动帮忙，可以收拾餐具、清理桌面，培养自己的责任感和生活自理能力。 Look and guess What good table manners are they? Don’t waste food. Don’t play with your knife/fork. Don’t point chopsticks at others. Set the table before dinner. Clear the table after dinner. Good table manners Think and say table manners 餐桌礼仪 point ... at ... 用……指向…… others 他人 Wash hands before meals. What other good table manners do you know? Use serving spoons and chopsticks. 使用公勺和公筷。 Don’t stir dishes. 不要搅动菜肴。 Words & Expressions： set the table clear the table bowl spoon knife fork chopsticks 1 Sentences： 1. 提议：Let’s set/clear the table. 2. 请求递餐具：—Can you please pass me … ? —OK. / Sure. 3. Don’t waste food. 4. Don’t play with your … 5. Don’t point … at others. 2 Summary Let’s learn & Think and say Goodbye Lavf61.7.100 iPad 录音专业版 Blues 4101.232 iPad 录音专业版 Blues 5067.7666 iPad 录音专业版 Blues 5067.7666 Lavf61.7.100 Lavf61.7.100 $用餐。之礼。用餐前应先洗手。用餐时身体靠近餐桌。宴席的座位离门最远的最尊是主人之徙，其右为主宾，祈佐为次宾，以此类推。最近门处为莫西。在公务场合以职务为许，在非公务场合以年龄。为序。沏茶。斟酒时，应站在客人或长辈右侧，杯盏应轻拿轻放。用餐时，请尊长先入座，尊长位居快，晚辈不可抢先。尊长不喝酒抽烟，晚辈不可喝酒抽烟。尊长参毕，晚辈应随之结束用餐。每道菜要由主宾。先尝。原则上就餐者依序吃自己面前的菜。移动餐桌中自己转盘时要先看是否有人正在夹菜。举筷要放下勺，举勺要先放下筷，二者不可同时使用。吃带骨头的肉，不要啃出响声，吃剩的骨头、鱼刺不要直接放在餐桌上。不善粮。饭菜。酱料很咸，不可以直接食用，以免显得贪吃。喝浓汤时不可发出响声，避免汤汁从嘴角流出。如果羹汤里有菜，不可不举嚼就直接咽下，这样会显得心急不雅观。客人不宜在汤中调味，那样会让主人觉得自己厨艺不精。不把骨头扔给狗，那样有清见主人食物之嫌。不当众剔牙，那样令人恶心。如果必须如此，应掩住口部或到无人处。餐具要妥善去放，避免跌落。碰杯应轻声。使用餐具时手势要轻，不要与碗盏碰撞发出响声。使用筷子时，应握住筷子3分之2处，不要用筷子刺取或铲。取食物。不要把筷子插在饭中，那是祭祀时才有的做法。勺子不要反扣，那样也是祭祀时的做法。不要专吃自己喜欢的食物。不要把自己加过的菜肴再放回去。不翻拣菜肴。不掉落饭粒，夹菜时不可将菜汤滴在桌上。用餐时不要叹气，以免影响用餐氛围。吃饭时应轻嚼慢咽，口腔不发出声响。敬酒时要走到对方右侧向尊长敬酒。饮酒时应略微侧身，避免使用平辈之力，不可向未隐瞒的酒杯中酗酒。不可隔着座位敬酒或交谈。饮酒要适量，不宜治罪。尊长还在用餐，晚辈不可先结束。用餐。尊长未离席，晚辈不可先离席。餐后应洗手、漱口。并主动。协助主人收拾碗筷。公共礼仪，三人以上不并行。在电梯或楼梯口遇见熟人应主动问候。进门出门时顾及后面的人，主动帮助有困难的人。自助餐排队时不可插队。取用菜品时要迅速移动，不可逆行，不可造成堵塞。不贪多，不浪费。不再到路边随便坐下，影响观瞻。在公共场合声音要小，不打扰他人。维护厕所公共卫生，凡是自己弄脏的应该自觉清理干净。不在教室、车厢等相对密闭空间抽烟或使用。气味浓重的食品。不随地。乱扔废弃物。 Set the table, 摆放餐具。 Bowl碗。 Spoon, 勺，匙，调羹。 Let's learn knife, knife. fork, fork, chopsticks. chopsticks, bow, bow, spoon, spoon. Let's set the table. Let's set the table. Okay. let's clear the table. Can you please pass me the ball? sure. Think and say . good table manners. Don't waste food. Don't play . with your knife. Don't play with your fork. Don't point chopsticks at others. Set the table before dinner. Clear the table after dinner.