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Cultural differences in travel. On my way to a new place, i'm always so happy. So many . things are different. Lots of pretty things to see. There are many things to learn. I have . problems here and there. but don't worry, I can say hello. Can you help me believe?
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Hello, again, welcome back to class. As you can see, we have two new constant class. The first one is pl, these two say per. And the second one is PR. PRC per toper头per。Very good. Now let's look at some words, shall we? Word number one is per in plane. Wow, did you hear that plane flying . overhead? go. Word number two is pool and plant. This is a seed. I put the seed in the pot and give me some water. And what do you know? A plant will grow. Word number three is per ice Price. Ten boys on of this is my Price. And the last . one is . per object project. Wow, I really like to do projects at school. One time, I did a project about the planets. My teacher really liked IT, and my friends like my project too. So remember boy's news, the letter P, L, say per, and the letter P, R, say per. Hey, as in press play, if you want to play that game, just press play by.
Have you ever wondered why the U. K. Is one of the few countries in the world that drives on the left side of the road? IT actually goes back hundreds of years long before cars. Most people were right handed. So when people traveled on horseback or on foot, IT made sense to keep to the left. IT was just practical. You could Carry tools, or even weapons without bashing into each other. By the seventeen hundreds, london streets were chaos with cards and charges. So parliament passed, making official traffic had to keep left, but is where IT gets interesting on the continent. Napoleon wanted to break tradition. His armies marched on the right, and the countries he conquered switched sides. That's why most of europe today drives on the right, while britain never conquered, stuck to the left. Then IT came cars, and the split became permanent. Britain exported the system to its colonies. So today countries like india, australia, south africa and even japan still drive left. Next time someone says we drive on the wrong side of the road, just remind them it's not the wrong side. It's the british side. Everyone else is just following the.
Hey, penny, you travel a lot. Do you have any funny travel stories? Yes, trips are always full of surprises. Last year, I went to the U. K. For the first time. I walked up to a taxi and opened the front right door. The driver looked at me and laugh. oh, I see the driver's seat is on the right in the U. K. So what should we do about differences like this? First, learn about the places before you go, be open to differences. And remember, it's okay to ask for help. Cultural differences can be hard, but they make traveling fun.
Watch and read
Talk in teams
Where did you go?
How did you go?
What did you see/do?
Who did you meet?
How did you feel?
I went...
When did you go?
I went...by...
I went...at/in/on...
I saw/...
I met...
What/How...!
Unit 6
See the world
(Fuel up)
Look and say
What kind of cultural differences do you know in travel?
On my way to a ,
I'm always .
So many things are .
Lots of to see!
There are many things .
I have here and there.
But don't worry-I can say,
"Hello, can you help me, please?"
Listen and fill
new place
so happy
different
pretty things
to learn
problems
Read and think
How does the boy feel when he goes to a new place?
He always feels happy.
Why?
Because so many things are different.
He can see lots of pretty things.
He can learn many things.
When he meets problems, what does he do?
Read and think
He can ask for help.
"Hello, can you help me, please?"
Pairwork
Do you like travel? Why?
What can you do when there are problems?
Listen and chant
Watch and say
How to sound them?
Read and write
Which words have“pl” or “pr” sounds?
please
problem
Think and say
Can you say more words with “pl” or “pr” sounds?
plant
plate
planet
price
present
practice
Listen and write
right
on the right
Learn about
Be open to
ask for help
fun
The man: Hey Penny, you travel a lot. Do you have any funny travel stories?
Penny: Yes. Trips are always full of surprises. Last year I went to the UK for the first time. I walked up to a taxi and opened the front right door. The driver looked at me and laughed.
The man: Oh, I see. The driver's seat is on the right in the UK. So what should we do about differences like this?
Penny: First, learn about the places before you go. Be open to differences. And remember, it's OK to ask for help. Cultural differences can be hard, but they make travelling fun.
Know more
Discuss in teams
What cultural differences did you meet before?
What did you do?
Cultural differences can be hard, but they make travelling fun.
Thank you!
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