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You know, is the most ethically diverse province in china. A traditional festival is a chance for the different ethnic groups to learn about each other. One of the most famous events is the die people's water sprinkling festival. Today, they're welcoming visitors from all over the country to join in on the celebrations. But locals built this square just for this reason. However, four of the natives, the real battle ground is by the land's g river, but it's a no holds bad water fight. The writing has spread to the streets. Civilians have taken up kitchen utensils against the authority ties who are arms with sprinkling trucks and this joyous combat getting soaked from head to toe, there's a sign of Victory. Nights falls on the land's g river. Just after eight o'clock, chinese lanterns are released, asking the heavens for their blessings. But good fortune isn't always easy to come by. Finding true happiness often requires patients. Behind every one of these lights is a human story. Thousands of people gather to share their joys and their hopes.
The water splashing festival, do chinese have carnival? The answer is yes. That's the die water splashing festival for people looking forward to experience carnival l within china, the water splashing festival is undoubted one of the best choices. The water splashing festival, also known as buda bathing ceremony, is the new year's celebration of the die ethnic minority in union province. IT always falls in the midday April in the gregorian calendar, attracting tens of thousands of locals and tourists. Jing hang, the capital of the autonomous prefecture r usually celebrates IT from April thirteen th to fifteen, so if you walk through jing hang at this time, you are likely to get very wet for die people. The annual water splashing festival is the most important holiday. In this grand occasion, the ethnic people will wear brightly colored costumes to ring out the old and ring in the new. The festival lasts for three days. The first two days activities are concentrated on the banks of the landsman river. On the first two days, a grand celebration Marks the beginning of the festival. Local people will have a traditional die barbecue. An outdoor market is set up, or locals go for new year. Shopping artists will create sand carvings on open space close to the market, and there is dancing, a lot of dancing. In the afternoon, a dragon boat race is held on the lound sun river. At night, the banks of the river are colorfully lit, and locals float river lanterns on river. Floating river lanterns is an old tradition in china, which is still preserved in many cities today. The practice is thought to drive bad luck away and bring good luck. The third day, the climactic of the festival is reserved for water splashing. On this day, the die people put on their newest and best clothes, then assemble at the local buddh temple. Afterward, a water splashing ritual begins. People will first splash the buddh statue with clear water. This important visual is called bathing the buda after the completion of the bathing the button ritual, people flock to the streets, parks or squares with pots and pans or bottles, where they uninhibited dly splash each other with water. For die people, water is a symbol of holiness, goodness, and therefore, splashing others with water during the water splashing festival is to wish that person good luck and happiness. Actually, the water splashing festival vividly exhibits the dice culture of music, dance, food and costumes at etta, would you like to experience IT if you have a chance? If so, prepare to be drenched all day. Remember the whether you get the more luck you will receive OK. That's all above the water splashing festival. Here is a list of words, phrases and sentences from this passage. Please learn them by heart.
课型:听说课
课时:3a-3d
Unit 1 Let’s Celebrate!
Section A How do people celebrate festivals?
学生能够听懂对话中关于泼水节的关键信息,识别并理解节日相关词汇、固定表达与核心语法,获取介绍节日的基本信息。(学习理解)
01
学生能够借鉴本课的表达,自主介绍自己熟悉的传统节日,分享个人节日经历,体会不同节日文化的内涵。(迁移创新)
03
学生可以运用本课的句型和短语,进行角色扮演、结对问答,简单描述节日的时间、活动与习俗,开展口语交流。(应用实践)
02
教学目标
01
Lead-in
It’s Mid-autumn Festival.
What kind of festival is it?
Q:
It’s Christmas.
What kind of festival is it?
Q:
It’s the Dragon Boat Festival.
What kind of festival is it?
Q:
It’s the Lantern Festival.
What kind of festival is it?
Q:
It’s the Spring Festival.
What kind of festival is it?
Q:
eat dumplings
perform lion and dragon dances
Spring Festival
01
watch lantern shows
guess riddles on lanterns
eat sweet
dumplings
Lantern Festival
02
Tomb-sweeping Day
03
sweep tombs and offer flowers to ancestors
go for spring outings
Dragon Boat Festival
04
dragon boat races
make and eat zongzi
wear sachet
02
Pre-listening
1. What are they doing?
2. What festival is it? What do you know about the festival?
Water Festival
Let’s watch and learn.
Waters Festival
01
The Water Festival is the New Year celebration of the Dai people. It usually comes in April. People throw water at each other. Water washes away bad luck and brings good wishes for the new year. During the festival, people also have dragon boat races and enjoy delicious food.
泼水节是傣族的新年庆典。它通常在四月到来。人们互相泼水。水可以洗去厄运,为新年带来美好的祝愿。节日期间,人们还会举办龙舟比赛,品尝美食。
03
While-listening
Let’s listen and answer.
1. When is the Water Festival? ____________________________________________________
2. What do people do during the festival?
____________________________________________________
3. Why do they do that?
____________________________________________________
It is from April 13th to 15th.
People go into the streets and throw water at each other.
Because they believe the water washes away bad things.
Read the conversation. Where is Clarice going next month?
3a
Teng Fei: What’s on your calendar next month, Clarice?
Clarice: I’m going to Thailand to experience their New Year celebrations.
Teng Fei: Wow, that must be fun, although I believe it’s quite hot there.
Clarice: Yes, that’s true, but there’s a water festival there from the 13th to 15th of April.
Teng Fei: That must cool people down. Do you know you can also do the same in China?
Clarice: Really? Where?
Teng Fei: Well, there’s also a water festival in Yunnan Province.
Clarice: How exciting! I wonder if the two water festivals are similar.
Teng Fei: Yes, it’s actually the Dai people’s New Year celebration in mid-April as well. People go into the streets and throw water at each other.
Clarice: That sounds interesting. But why do they do that?
Teng Fei: Well, according to their culture, the water washes away bad things. Then they’ll have good luck in the new year.
Clarice: I hope I’ll get some good luck in Thailand!
Read again and complete the information card.
3b
from the 13th to 15th of April
Yunnan
throw water
bad things
good luck
Listen to the conversation. Then role-play it.
3c
Teng Fei: What’s on your calendar next month, Clarice?
Clarice: I’m going to Thailand to experience their New Year celebrations.
Teng Fei: Wow, that must be fun, although I believe it’s quite hot there.
Clarice: Yes, that’s true, but there’s a water festival there from the 13th to 15th of April.
Teng Fei: That must cool people down. Do you know you can also do the same in China?
Clarice: Really? Where?
Teng Fei: Well, there’s also a water festival in Yunnan Province.
Clarice: How exciting! I wonder if the two water festivals are similar.
Teng Fei: Yes, it’s actually the Dai people’s New Year celebration in mid-April as well. People go into the streets and throw water at each other.
Clarice: That sounds interesting. But why do they do that?
Teng Fei: Well, according to their culture, the water washes away bad things. Then they’ll have good luck in the new year.
Clarice: I hope I’ll get some good luck in Thailand!
Listen to the conversation. Then role-play it.
3c
What’s on your calendar next month?
I’m going to Thailand to experience their New Year celebrations. It’s the Water Festival.
Wow, that sounds great! When is the festival?
It’s from April 13th to 15th.
What do people do there?
. . .
04
Post-listening
Share a recent festival experience with a partner. Describe how the festival was celebrated and how it made you feel.
3d
I took part in the Dragon Boat Festival. We made zongzi and watched boat races. I felt really excited.
I experienced the Water Festival in Yunnan. People threw water to …
Let’s watch and learn.
05
Language
Points
Language Points
在你的日程表上
新年庆典
使某人凉快、给某人降温
Teng Fei: What’s on your calendar next month, Clarice?
Clarice: I’m going to Thailand to experience their New Year celebrations.
Teng Fei: Wow, that must be fun, although I believe it’s quite hot there.
Clarice: Yes, that’s true, but there’s a water festival there from the 13th to 15th of April.
Teng Fei: That must cool people down. Do you know you can also do the same in China?
Clarice: Really? Where?
Teng Fei: Well, there’s also a water festival in Yunnan Province.
Language Points
走上街头
根据
Clarice: How exciting! I wonder if the two water festivals are similar.
Teng Fei: Yes, it’s actually the Dai people’s New Year celebration in mid-April as well. People go into the streets and throw water at each other.
Clarice: That sounds interesting. But why do they do that?
Teng Fei: Well, according to their culture, the water washes away bad things. Then they’ll have good luck in the new year.
Clarice: I hope I’ll get some good luck in Thailand!
06
Exercises
During water-splashing festival (泼水节), people splash water on one another to _______ the bad luck.
A.put away B.wash away C.run away D.get away
2
—The Mid-Autumn Festival celebration on the Han River was so lively!
—Yes, it brought together people ________, from little kids to grandparents.
A.new and old B.rich and poor C.tall and short D.young and old
3
Making paper cuttings during Spring Festival is a deep-rooted ________ custom in northern China.
A.polite B.magical C.traditional D.common
1
Multiple choice.
The Qingming Festival is an important ________ (culture) event with tomb-sweeping.
The Double Ninth Festival reminds us _________ (respect) the old.
The students are discussing how ___________ (celebrate) the coming Lantern Festival.
The Dragon Boat Festival is on the _____ (five) day of the fifth lunar (农历) month.
We look forward to __________ (gather) with relatives every Spring Festival.
During the Spring Festival, Chinese people eat __________ (tradition) food like dumplings and rice cakes.
cultural
语法填空
to respect
fifth
gathering
traditional
to celebrate
07
Homework
1. Memorize the new words and phrases.
2. Talk about different festivals using the words and sentence
patterns we have learned .
3. Finish the exercises.
Homework
Thanks!
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