Unit 5 Good manners (Reading Ⅰ) 课件 2025-2026学年译林版英语八年级下册

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学段 初中
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教材版本 初中英语译林版八年级下册
年级 八年级
章节 Reading
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使用场景 同步教学-新授课
学年 2026-2027
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Unit 5 Good manners (Reading ) Revision wait in line patiently follow the traffic rules keep quiet in the library Good manners Pre-reading 1.What are common manners in China? A simple nod is a common way of greeting. Shaking hands with others is also a common way to show welcome or agreement. Using nin to address others in a formal situation to show our politeness and respect. 2. What about in other countries? In the UK, people often use the word “please” to be polite. 称呼 礼貌 Pre-reading an exchange student What information can you get from the picture? has dinner in a host family 寄宿家庭 Robert feel at home 此处的入乡随俗可先省略 ,加上feel at home Pre-reading 1.Who wrote the article? Robert, a student from the UK. 2. What is the genre(体裁) of the article? A blog post. 3.What is the blog post about? It’s about British and Chinese manners. Tip1:Pay attention to background of the article. 加上tip1 While-reading Tip2: Skim the article and find out the structure. 1 2 3 4 5 Notice differences in manners Tell differences in manners Deal with differences in manners 加tip2 大意都以动词开头 While-reading Read paragraph 1 and answer the following questions. 1. How does Robert feel in China? Why? He feels at home. Because his Chinese friends are kind. 2.What does Robert think of the differences in manners? Interesting. 问题1和2 合并 While-reading Paragraph 2 is about the differences in ways of _. being polite use the word “please” all the time normally use nin to address others the UK China 1.Why do the Chinese normally use nin? 2.What is a formal situation? way of being polite formal situation :职场商务场景,对老师长辈, 政务窗口,可提供些图片, While-reading Paragraph 3 is about the differences in ways of _. being praised the UK China be pleased, accept the praise, and say “thank you” smile and reply “nali, nali (哪里,哪里)” Chinese people are too modest to accept praise openly. They behave differently. 公开地 A. quiet B. not proud C. careful D. hard-working Tip3: Guess the meaning according to the context. 2.What should we reply to the praise from foreigners? Further-thinking We value modesty as a traditional virtue. (传统美德) 1.Why are Chinese people too modest to accept praise openly? While-reading Paragraph 4 is about the differences in the way of _. being caring 1. How do Chinese people show their care? They keep telling the guests to eat more and putting food on their plate. 2. What about the people in the UK? They usually ask if everything is OK or if the guests want another drink. the way of …… While-reading Finish Page 68 part A. b, c, f a, d, e While-reading Read paragraph 5 and answer the following questions. 1. How does Robert deal with the differences in manners at first? 2. What is his advice on getting used to different manners? When in Rome, do as the Romans do.(入乡随俗) Further-thinking 1. How do you understand the sentence “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”? When we are in a strange place, do as the local people do. We should have good manners and follow the local customs(习俗). To echo with the title. understand learn accept respect 2.Why does Robert give the advice at the end of the blog? 入乡随俗 While-reading How does Robert make his blog post convincing (可信的) and interesting to read? He uses both facts and opinions. show the contrast(对比) between British and Chinese manners Tip4:Use facts and opinions to make articles more convincing. Our school is holding the Good Manners Week. Robert wants to learn more about the manners in China. He will interview us. Let’s share them with him. Make an interview Robert: Hi, I’m happy to study in China and I want to learn more about the manners here. Can you tell me about it? Robert: How can I address others in the formal situation? Robert: If I get praise from Chinese, what should I say? Robert: If I’m invited to have dinner in China, what should I pay attention to? Robert: Can you give me more advice when talking to Chinese? Robert: Thanks. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. You: Sure. You: ... You: ... You: ... You: ... You: ... 采访的内容再调整, Review Finish Page 69 part C. feel at home realized Finish Page 69 part C. address behave modest Instead of Normally pleased Review Read Page 69 part C again and answer. 1. How does Robert call his host family? Why? 2.What’s the similarity (相似性) between Chinese and British manners? He calls them aunt and uncle with their family names because it’s not polite to call people by their names in China if they’re much older. Normally, people show respect for others in both countries. They both value being polite and caring, and making guests feel welcome. Review Be kind to others. Respect others. Care about others. If a person is polite, He will be safe; If he is not polite, He will be in danger. 人有礼则安,无礼则危。 ——《礼记》 The Eight Aspects of Good Manners(八礼) The Eight Aspects of Good Manners(八礼) Post-reading Choose one of the Eight Aspects of Good Manners(八礼) to design an English poster. Summary What do you think of Robert’s experience of dealing with the differences between British and Chinese manners? understand learn accept respect Be proud and spread it! Homework Must do: Introduce Robert’s experience to others, using the language we learned today. Choose to do: Polish the poster about Eight Aspects of good manners. The way to be polite The way to accept praise The way to care about guests 家作变成 $

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