Unit 3 Perion 2 Special Occasions (课件）英语北师大版必修第一册

Period2 Special Occasions UNIT 3 CELEBRATIONS 1.7.2013 Good morning, class. Today we're going to learn Lesson 2 Special Occasions. This is a listening class about parties in the UK. By the end of this lesson, you will know how to behave at British parties and how to congratulate and thank people properly. ‹#› 1. Catch specific information about British parties from the listening material. 2. Understand the differences between formal and informal parties in the UK. 3. Use proper expressions to congratulate people and give thanks on special occasions. Learning Objectives 1.7.2013 Before we start, let's look at our learning objectives today. First, we'll practice listening for specific information. Second, we'll learn about formal and informal parties in the UK. Third, we'll learn how to congratulate and thank people properly. ‹#› Contents 1. Lead in 2. Pre-listening 3. While-listening 4. Post-listening 5. Summary 6. Assessment 7. Homework 01. Lead in What should you prepare for a British party? Lead in • What clothes will you wear? • What gift will you bring? • How will you greet the host when you arrive? 5 02. Pre-listening Words you need for today's listening occasion n. 场合，时机 informal adj. 非正式的 host n. 主人，东道主 graduation n. 毕业 formal adj. 正式的 smartly adv. 时髦地，整洁地 congratulation n. 祝贺 appropriately adv. 适当地 1 3 5 7 2 4 6 8 1.7.2013 3rd listening 2nd listening 1st listening Listening for Specific Information Before listening: Predict what information you need (clothes, gifts, rules...) Get the main idea — don't worry about every word Focus on specific details — write down key words Check your answers and catch missing parts 03. While-listening First listening: get the main idea and fill in the blanks. Categories Party Advice in the UK Dress Formal: dress smartly, wear a suit and a tie Informal: wear _______________ you want Things to bring Adults: a bottle of wine or beer Teenagers: snacks or _______________ Social rules Arrive on time. Say hello and thank the _______________. Say goodbye and thank them when you leave. Listen and complete the mind map 1.7.2013 Now let's do Task 1. This is the first listening. Just get the main idea and fill in the blanks in the mind map. Don't worry if you can't catch everything. We will listen again later. ‹#› Check your answers Categories Party Advice in the UK Dress Formal: dress smartly, wear a suit and a tie Informal: wear anything you want Things to bring Adults: a bottle of wine or beer Teenagers: snacks or puddings Social rules Arrive on time. Say hello and thank the host. Say goodbye and thank them when you leave. Highlighted words are the answers. Did you get them right? WHILE-LISTENING · TASK 1 · ANSWER 1.7.2013 Now let's check the answers. First blank: anything. Second blank: puddings. Third blank: host. If you got most of them right, great! If not, don't worry — we will listen again for more details. ‹#› 01 02 03 Listen again and answer the questions Second listening: focus on details and answer these questions: 1. What do people do at formal and informal parties? What are the differences? 2. What are the rules for attending parties in general? 3. Which piece of party advice do you find the most useful? Why? Listen again and check the questions 1. What do people do at formal and informal parties? What are the differences? People chat and have a good time together with a group of close friends during dinner parties. People can dance, have fun and meet new people at big parties. People dress differently at formal parties and informal parties. Listen again and check the questions 2. What are the rules for attending parties in general? Introduce yourself and make small talk. Say goodbye and thank them when you leave. Dress appropriately. Adults should bring a bottle of wine or some beer. Teenagers usually bring snacks or puddings. Don't be late. When you arrive, say hello and thank the host for inviting you. Listen again and check the questions 3. Which piece of party advice do you find the most useful? Why? I think it is useful to know that we should bring something small to a party, such as snacks. By doing this we can make the host happy and show them we appreciate the invitation which is very important. Listen and complete the information table situation what is said Graduation Party Speech Graduation Ceremony Listen and complete the information table situation what is said Graduation Party Speech Graduation Ceremony Thanks for inviting me. Congratulations on getting into the university of your dreams. Thanks a lot. I would like to extend my thanks to all our teachers.· Congratulations on graduating from junior secondary school.· We are so fortunate to have your love and support. Thank you for your hard work. Congratulating Giving Thanks __________ on getting into the university of your dreams! __________ for inviting me. That is __________! Thank you __________ all our teachers and parents. I'm so __________ of you. We are __________ to have your love and support. Congratulations & Giving Thanks 1.7.2013 Now the third listening. This time we focus on functional expressions. Fill in the blanks with words you hear. These are useful expressions for congratulating people and giving thanks on special occasions. ‹#› Congratulating Giving Thanks Congratulations on getting into the university of your dreams! Thanks for inviting me. That is fantastic / amazing! Thank you to all our teachers and parents. I'm so proud of you. We are lucky to have your love and support. Pay attention to the intonation when you congratulate or thank someone. Useful Expressions 1.7.2013 Now let's check the answers. Congratulations on..., That is fantastic!, I'm so proud of you. Thanks for inviting me, Thank you to..., We are lucky to... Please read after me and pay attention to the intonation. ‹#› 04. Post-listening Work in pairs. Use the mind map to retell the party advice. Helpful expressions: If you go to a formal party in the UK, you should... For an informal party, you can wear... When you arrive, you need to... When you leave, don't forget to... Retell: How to behave at British parties 1.7.2013 Now let's retell what we've learned. Work in pairs. Use the mind map we completed earlier. Try to retell the party advice in your own words. Use these helpful expressions to help you. ‹#› Group discussion: What are the differences? British vs Chinese Party Customs 1.7.2013 Now let's do a culture comparison. Work in groups and discuss the differences between British and Chinese party customs. Fill in the blanks about Chinese parties. Which customs are similar? Which are different? ‹#› Group discussion: What are the differences? Aspects UK Parties Chinese Parties Gifts Wine, snacks, small gifts ? Arrival time Be on time ? Leaving Say goodbye and thank the host ? British vs Chinese Party Customs 1.7.2013 Now let's do a culture comparison. Work in groups and discuss the differences between British and Chinese party customs. Fill in the blanks about Chinese parties. Which customs are similar? Which are different? ‹#› 05. Summary Summary • British party: dress appropriately, bring small gifts • Arrive on time, greet and thank the host • Congratulation & thank-you expressions 1.7.2013 Let's summarize what we've learned today. We learned about British party customs, how to dress, what to bring, and how to greet and thank the host. We also learned useful expressions for congratulating and giving thanks. For homework, please listen to the recording three times and read aloud. Optional: write a 100-word graduation speech. ‹#› 06. Assessment Learning Objectives Score(1-5) 1.After learning, I am able to understand the basic information about parties . 2.After learning, I am able to master listening strategies, such as making predictions. 3.After learning, I am able to understand how to deal with some situation about parties. 5-完全能；4-基本能；3-不确定；2不太能；1-完全不能 Assessment 07. Homework Required: 1. Listen to the recording 3 times and read aloud 2. Copy the useful expressions Optional: 3. Write a 100-word graduation speech Homework 02. Advanced Task 01. Basic Task 1.7.2013 Let's summarize what we've learned today. We learned about British party customs, how to dress, what to bring, and how to greet and thank the host. We also learned useful expressions for congratulating and giving thanks. For homework, please listen to the recording three times and read aloud. Optional: write a 100-word graduation speech. ‹#› Thank you Lavf57.41.100 Lavf57.41.100 $