整体单元教学设计课件（Manners单元整合教学设计）

Good Manners单元整合教学设计(第二课时)

教学内容	greeting Manners
科目	英语	年级	五年级
教材简析	《新课标》要求在教学中帮助学生了解世界，认识中西方文化的差异，拓展视野。本课教学设计围绕Good manners为主题线索。在第一课时中，学生已经初步了解了一些公共场合的礼仪，对深入学习有了强烈的求知欲。第二课时，重点学习中国古今以及各国的见面礼仪，引导学生在原有的语言知识与生活经验的基础上，学习中西方见面礼仪的差异，学会尊重他人，做文明人。
教学目标	通过本课时的学习，学生能够： 理解文本内容，提取、分析、整理文本信息。 运用should/ shouldn’t句型表述行为方式，培养表达能力和逻辑判断能力。 感知人们的行为方式会影响他人，树立正确的人生观，做高素质的人。 通过阅读理解，学习中西方见面礼仪，学会尊重他国文化习俗。
教学重点、难点	巩固和运用祈使句以及核心单词（manners、feeling、respect、borrow等）。 学习运用 should/ shouldn’t表述自己的观点。 了解个人行为方式对他人以及社会的影响，树立正确的三观，做一个讲文明懂礼貌的人。 了解中国古今见面礼仪以及他国见面礼仪，尊重不同国家的文化习俗。
学情分析	学生已有五年的英语学习经验，有一定的词汇量，对世界和未知充满了探索和求知的欲望，具有一定的思考能力、表达能力和学习能力。在教学中要帮助学生发挥特长，提高综合语言运用能力。
教法与学法	合作探究法、任务型教学法
教学准备	图片，音频，视频，PPT
	教学过程
教学活动（一）	Step1. Revision Watch and say. Watch a video and say what you can see in the video. Think and say. Let’s judge these behaviors, are they good manners or bad manners? Why? What should they do?
教学活动（二）	Step2. Make a speech Talk about the greeting manners in the past and now in China.

教学活动（三）	Step3. Greeting manners in other countries（附件1） In Thailand Listen to the radio, and understand the text. Ask students to ask some questions. Read the text together. Let’s judge. In New Zealand & In Japan Jigsaw reading: Listen to the radio, and finish task 1. Listen again, and read after the radio. Discuss in the group, and finish task 2 (acting or reporting). Invite some groups to come on stage and do the performance. “ New Zealand” group “ Japan” group Gaming: Ask students to listen carefully and do the action. T: When you greet people in New Zealand, you should ______. Students do the action. And they say the sentence.
教学活动（四）	Step4. Free talk What other greeting manners do you know? In ______, we should ______.
教学活动（五）	Step 5. Sum-up Look at the blackboard, these are what we have learnt today. What do you want to say?
教学活动（六）	Step 5. Homework Look for some information about table manners in different countries. Share what we have learnt today with your family.
板书设计

附件1：

Greeting Manners in Different Countries

Greeting manners in Japan

Task 1: Listen to the radio and fill in the blanks.（任务一：听录音，填空。）

Mark and Fay are in Japan now! They meet their friend, Yuki. Yuki is a girl who is Japanese.

Hello, Yuki.

&

Hello, Mark. Hello, Fay.

Mark and Fay want to shake hands with Yuki. But Yuki just takes a bow. They all feel embarrassed.

Oh, Yuki. We don’t know how to greet people in Japan. Will you help us, please?

Of course I will. We usually bow.

Men should put the hands on the both sides

of the pants.

How about women?

Women should cross the hands in

front of the body. And put the left hand on

the right hand.

Mark and Fay try to do it.

Are we doing the right thing?

Yes! When you pass someone

who you know, you should bow at a

fifteen-degree angle.

How about meeting people with high status or elders?

You should bow at a thirty-degree angle.

And when you greet people for the first

What else?

angle.

time, you should bow at a forty-five-degree

&

Wow! It sounds interesting. Thank you!

Task 2: Read the conversation in the group and act it out.（任务二：朗读对话，分角色扮演。）

Greeting Manners in Different Countries

Greeting manners in Thailand

In Thailand, people greet other people with Namaste（合十礼）. That means you should put the palms together.

皇室

The height of your hands is different. When you meet the royal family or the monks, you should bow andlift up your hands to the forehead. When you meet someone with high status or elders, you should look down and put your thumbs on your nose. When you meet yourfriends, you should put your thumbs on your chin.

长辈

地位

僧人

Task 1: Read the text.（任务一：朗读文本。）

Task 2: According to the text, ask some questions.（任务二：根据短文，提出问题。）

1. _________________________________________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________________________________
3. _________________________________________________________________________

Greeting Manners in Different Countries

Greeting manners in New Zealand

Task 1: Listen to the radio and order (1-4).（任务一：听录音，排序。）

Shaking hands is the most popular greeting manner in New Zealand. But there is something different among Maori. Maori were the first people to live in New Zealand. They are really friendly. When they meet others, they usually greet with Hongi（碰鼻礼）.

When you greet people with Hongi, you should lower your eyes, put your left hand on their shoulders, use your right hand to hold theirs, and touch the tip of their noses with yours.

Task 2: Read and discuss in the group and make a report.（任务二：小组阅读并讨论，做汇报。）

Hello, We are from __________. We are __________.

Today we will show you how to greet people with __________.

First, we should ____________________.

Second, we should ____________________.

And then, we should ____________________.

Finally, we should ____________________.

Can you try? Let’s do it together.

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