Unit 3 Lesson 4 Let's enjoy food with good table manners!(教学课件)英语闽教版六年级上册(新教材)

该小学英语课件围绕“Good Manners”主题，涵盖餐桌礼仪核心词汇（如chopstick、polite）及句型“It’s polite/not polite to...”。课堂导入通过“Look and talk”提问激活学生已知礼仪知识，再过渡到新授内容，构建从旧知到新知的学习支架。 其亮点在于融合文化意识与语言能力培养，通过视频问答、词汇游戏及“Think and say”口语任务，引导学生用英语介绍中国餐桌礼仪（如长辈先入座、筷子使用规范）。活动设计注重思维品质提升，如“Good Manners or Bad Manners”辨析任务，帮助学生形成文明用餐习惯，教师可借助结构化资料高效开展教学。

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S is . user places, dishes. 闽教版 六年级上册 Unit 3 Good Manners Lesson 4 Let’s enjoy food with good table manners! • 能听、说、认读核心词汇：greet、did、meal、round、dining table、easily、guest、plate、bowl、spoon、chopstick、dish、middle、polite、drum、finish； •能理解并朗读语篇文本，掌握句型“It’s polite/not polite to...”的语义及使用场景； •能读懂关于中国餐桌礼仪的基本信息，提取关键信息点。 学习理解 • 能运用核心句型“It’s polite/not polite to...”描述餐桌上的礼貌与不礼貌行为； • 能完成“Read again and answer”“Listen and tick”“Read and choose”等基础练习； • 能正确朗读语篇，理解“It’s + adj. + to do sth.”句型在真实语境中的运用。 应用实践 • 能结合所学知识，用英语介绍中国的餐桌礼仪文化； • 能完成“Think and say”口语任务，谈论自己在用餐时能做什么和不能做什么； • 能树立文化自信，培养文明用餐的好习惯。 迁移创新 Learning Objectives 【核心词汇】greet、did、meal、round、dining table、easily、guest、plate、bowl、spoon、chopstick、dish、middle、polite、drum、finish 【核心短语】greet each other（互相问候） Did you have your meal?（你吃饭了吗？） round dining table（圆形餐桌） take seats first（先入座） in the middle of（在……中间） It’s polite/not polite to...（……是礼貌/不礼貌的） finish all the food（吃完所有食物） 【核心句型】 — How do Chinese people greet each other? — We often greet each other by asking “Did you have your meal?” — It’s not polite to stand your chopsticks in the rice. — It’s polite to finish all the food on the table. 核心知识点 Learning Objectives 02. Presentation 03. Practice 04 Summary 05. Homework 01. Lead - in 目录 contents 01 Lead - in Look and talk Q: What are they doing? （他们在做什么？） Look and talk Wash hands before meals. Don’t talk with food in your mouth. Let elders take seats first. Q: What table manners do you know? （你知道哪些餐桌礼仪？） 02 Presentation /ɡriːt/ v. 问候；招呼 【变形】名词 greeting 问候 【搭配】greet others 问候别人 【例句】We greet our teachers every morning. 我们每天早上问候老师 Vocabulary /dɪd/ v.（助动词）（do的过去式）做；干 【变形】原形do；过去分词 done 【例句】What did you do yesterday? 你昨天做了什么？ Vocabulary /miːl/ n. 一餐；饭 【变形】复数 meals 【搭配】three meals a day 一日三餐 【例句】We have three meals every day. 我们每天吃三餐。 Vocabulary /raʊnd/ adj. 圆形的；prep.围绕 【搭配】round dining table 圆形餐桌 【例句】We sit round the dining table. 我们围着餐桌坐。 Vocabulary /ˈdaɪnɪŋ ˈteɪbl/ n. 餐桌 【变形】复数 dining tables 【搭配】around the dining table 在餐桌周围 【例句】There is a big dining table in the room. 房间里有一张大餐桌。 Vocabulary /ˈiːzəli/ adv. 容易地 【变形】形容词 easy；反义词 difficultly 【例句】We can talk to each other easily. 我们可以轻松地互相交谈。 Vocabulary /ɡest/ n. 客人 【变形】复数 guests 【搭配】receive guests 接待客人 【例句】We should be nice to our guests. 我们应该友好对待客人。 Vocabulary /pleɪt/ n. 盘；碟 【变形】复数 plates 【搭配】a plate of rice 一盘米饭 【例句】Put the fish on the plate. 把鱼放到盘子上。 Vocabulary /bəʊl/ n. 碗 【变形】复数 bowls 【搭配】a bowl of noodles 一碗面条 【例句】This is a rice bowl. 这是一个饭碗。 Vocabulary /spuːn/ n. 勺；匙 【变形】复数 spoons 【搭配】a soup spoon 汤勺 【例句】Pass me the spoon, please. 请把勺子递给我。 Vocabulary /ˈtʃɒpstɪk/ n. 筷子 【变形】复数 chopsticks（常用复数） 【搭配】a pair of chopsticks 一双筷子 【例句】Chinese people use chopsticks. 中国人使用筷子。 Vocabulary /dɪʃ/ n. 菜肴；盘子 【变形】复数 dishes 【搭配】main dish 主菜 【例句】This is a delicious dish. 这是一道美味的菜肴 Vocabulary /ˈmɪdl/ n.&adj.中间；中间的 【搭配】in the middle of 在……中间 【例句】Put the food in the middle of the table. 把食物放在桌子中间。 Vocabulary /pəˈlaɪt/ adj. 礼貌的 【变形】副词 politely；反义词 impolite 【搭配】be polite to others 对别人有礼貌 【例句】You should be polite. 你应该有礼貌。 Vocabulary /drʌm/ v.（动词）敲击；打鼓 n. 鼓 【变形】复数 drums 【搭配】drum on the table 敲桌子 play the drum 敲鼓 【例句】Don’t drum on the table. 不要敲打桌子。 Vocabulary /ˈfɪnɪʃ/ v.（动词）完成；吃完 【变形】过去式 finished 【搭配】finish doing sth 做完某事 【例句】Please finish your homework. 请完成你的作业。 Vocabulary did greet meal guest dining round table easily Game middle dish chopstick drum polite plate bowl spoon Game Experience Miss Gao. Q: Who is telling Sally about table manners? Watch and answer Miss Gao is telling Sally about table manners in China. They ask “How are you?” or “Did you have your meal?” Q: How do Chinese people greet each other? Watch and answer Miss Gao is telling Sally about table manners in China. They can talk to each other easily. Q: Why do Chinese people like round dining tables? Watch and answer Miss Gao is telling Sally about table manners in China. We always let the elders or guests take seats first. Q: Who takes seats first at the table? Watch and answer Miss Gao is telling Sally about table manners in China. In China, we often each other by asking “How are you?” or “ you have your ?” We like to sit at so we can talk to each other . We always let the elders or take seats first. We usually use cups, , , and for dinner. The are placed in the of the table. Read and answer greet each other — 互相问候 Miss Gao is telling Sally about table manners in China. Did you have your meal? — 你吃饭了吗？ round dining tables — 圆形餐桌 elders — 长辈 guests — 客人 take seats first — 先入座 in the middle of 在……中间 greet round meal dining tables easily guests plates bowls spoons chopsticks dishes middle Did Chinese people use chopsticks to eat. It’s not to stand your chopsticks in the rice, play with them, point at things with them, or them on the table. It’s polite to all the food on the table and say “thank you” to the host. Let’s enjoy our meals with good table manners! Read and answer use chopsticks to eat — 用筷子吃饭 It’s not polite to... ……是不礼貌的 stand chopsticks in the rice — 把筷子插在米饭里 play with — 玩…… point at — 指向 drum on the table — 敲桌子 It’s polite to... ……是礼貌的 polite drum finish Read and understand 1. In China, we often greet each other by asking “______”. A. How old are you? B. Did you have your meal? C. What time is it? 2. We like ______ dining tables in China. A. round B. square C. small ✔ ✔ Read and understand 3. We let ______ take seats first. A. the kids B. the elders or guests C. the hosts 4. Where are the dishes placed? A. On the floor. B. In the middle of the table. C. On the window. ✔ ✔ Read and understand 5. Chinese people use ______ to eat. A. forks B. knives C. chopsticks 6. Which one is polite? A. Don’t drum chopsticks on the table. B. Stand chopsticks in the rice. C. Play with chopsticks. ✔ ✔ 1. greet each other by doing sth. 通过做某事互相问候 We greet each other by asking “Did you have your meal?” Language points 2. It’s polite/not polite to + 动词原形 做某事是礼貌/不礼貌的 It’s polite to finish all the food. It’s not polite to play with chopsticks. Language points 3. use sth. to do sth. 用某物做某事 Chinese people use chopsticks to eat. 4. in the middle of ... 在……中间 The dishes are placed in the middle of the table. Language points Read again and answer They ask “How are you?” or “Did you have your meal?” No, they don’t. They use chopsticks. They use cups, plates, bowls, spoons and chopsticks. No, it isn’t. In China, we often greet each other by asking “How are you?” or “Did you have your meal?” We like to sit at round dining tables so we can talk to each other easily. We always let the elders or guests take seats first. We usually use cups, plates, bowls, spoons and chopsticks for dinner. The dishes are placed in the middle of the table. Look, listen and read Miss Gao is telling Sally about table manners in China. 高老师正在给萨莉介绍中国的餐桌礼仪。 我们喜欢坐在圆形餐桌旁，这样我们可以轻松地互相交谈。 我们总是让长辈或者客人先入座。 晚餐时我们通常使用杯子、盘子、碗、勺子和筷子。 菜肴摆放在桌子的中间。 在中国，我们经常互相问候会问：“你好吗？”或者“你吃饭了吗？” Chinese people use chopsticks to eat. It’s not polite to stand your chopsticks in the rice, play with them, point at things with them, or drum them on the table. It’s polite to finish all the food on the table and say “thank you” to the host. Let’s enjoy our meals with good table manners! Look, listen and read 中国人用筷子吃饭。 把筷子插在米饭里、把玩筷子、用筷子指东西，或者用筷子敲桌子，这些都是不礼貌的。 桌上的食物都吃完，并对主人说“谢谢你”，是有礼貌的行为。 让我们带着良好的餐桌礼仪享用美食吧！ Work in groups. 03 Practice Think and say I can eat quietly. 我可以安静吃饭。 I can’t play with chopsticks. 我不可以玩筷子。 I can say “thank you” to the host. 我可以对主人说谢谢。 I can’t drum chopsticks on the table. 我不能拿筷子敲桌子。 Listen and tick ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ Read and choose C, D, E B, F Learn to say pay attention to: • -s 发音 /s/：months, talks, chopsticks • -s 发音 /z/：dos, plays, hands, signs, meals • -es 发音 /ɪz/：babies, carries, studies, uses, places, dishes Check what you can do: ☐ I can say the main idea of the text. 我能说出课文的大意。 ☐ I can talk about good table manners. 我能谈论良好的餐桌礼仪。 Self-assessment 英汉互译。 1. greet each other ________________________ 2. 圆桌 ________________________ 3. take seats first ________________________ 4. 在桌子中间 ________________________ 5. It’s not polite to drum chopsticks on the table. ________________________ round dining tables 互相问候 先入座 in the middle of the table 用筷子敲桌子是不礼貌的。 单项选择 ( 　) 1. We often greet each other by asking “________”. A. Did you have your meal? B. What are you doing? C. Where are you? ( ) 2. We like to sit at ________ dining tables. A. square B. round C. long B A ( )3. We always let the elders or ________ take seats first. A. kids B. guests C. hosts ( ) 4. The dishes are placed ________ the table. A. in the middle of B. on the corner C. under ( ) 5. It’s ________ to stand chopsticks in the rice. A. polite B. not polite C. good B B A 用所给词适当形式填空 1. We often ________ (greet) each other. 2. We can talk to each other ________ (easy). 3. Let the elders ________ (take) seats first. 4. Chinese people use ________ (chopstick) to eat. 5. It’s not polite ________ (play) with chopsticks. greet easily take chopsticks to play 04 Summary Key Words: Key Sentences： Summary • How do Chinese people greet each other? •They ask “Did you have your meal?” • It’s polite to finish all the food. • It’s not polite to play with chopsticks. Think and Say What good table manners should we have? （我们应该有什么好的餐桌礼仪？） Good table manners show our respect! • Wash hands before meals. • Let elders and guests take seats first. • Don’t talk with food in your mouth. • Finish all the food. • Say “thank you” to the host. • Clear the table after meals. 05 Homework 基础题：跟读课文录音3遍，熟练认读 greet、did、meal、round、dining table、easily、guest、plate、bowl、spoon、chopstick、dish、middle、polite、drum、finish 等单词；熟练掌握核心句型“It’s polite/not polite to...” 提高题：和家人完成问答互动，用本课句型交流： — What’s polite at the table? — It’s polite to let elders take seats first. It’s not polite to play with chopsticks. 拓展题：写一篇关于中国餐桌礼仪的小短文，介绍问候方式、座位安排、餐具使用、筷子礼仪和餐后礼节等内容，不少于6句话。 Homework Thanks for listening! 闽教版 六年级上册 null 73612.43 null Blues 55300.336 null Blues 42971.18 null Blues 57781.84 $Listen and tick. One, how do chinese people greet each other? How are you? Or did you have a meal? Two, why do chinese people sit at Brown dining tables? They can talk to each other easily. Three, what do chinese people eat with . chopstick, CS and . spoons? Four, can we talk with food . in our mouth? No, we can't. Lesson four, let's enjoy food with good table manners. Read and understand. In china, we often greet each other by asking, how are you or did you have your meal? We like to sit at round dining tables so we can talk to each other easily. We always let the elders or guests take seats first. We usually use cups, plates, balls, spoons and chopsticks for dinner. The dishes are placed in the middle of the table. Chinese people use chopsticks to eat. It's not polite to stand your chopsticks in the rise. Play with them, point at things with them, or drum them on the table. It's polite to finish all the food on the table and say thank you to the host. Let's enjoy our meals with good table manners.