李兴梅讲课2007.12.19.pptVIP

* Cultures 文化漫步 Gift-giving in China 2007-2008学年度 第14期 配合新目标版 五四制初四 Its traditional to bring a gift when invited to someones home. In China ,never give a clock or an umbrella as a gift or gifts in uneven numbers(奇数). If possible, have your gifts wrapped in red paper, which is considered a lucky color. Teaching Aims 1.the art of giving the art of receiving 2.Different ideas of receiving money between Chinese and westerners. Do you know? 3.Reading skills— scanning (跳读) and mind-mapping （图示法） TASK 1 Revision embarrassed uncomfortable angry disappointed happy scared guilty  真不舒服 好内疚！ ? lucky money Guo Xiaojing Han Ling John Wilson an orange sweater embarrassed guilty uncomfortable a purple purse money Receiving a purple purse made Guo Xiaojing feel embarrassed. Receiving money made John Wilson feel uncomfortable. Receiving an orange sweater made Han Ling feel guilty. paragraph 2 paragraph 3 paragraph 4 TASK 2 scanning（跳读） the art of giving When we give gifts to others, we hope that the gifts can make them happy. the art of receiving ? I that I liked the purple purse because I knew pretended it would make my parents happy. paragraph 2 TASK 3 scanning（跳读） paragraph 3 think of myself make others happy TASK 4 mind-mapping(图示法) gift What how when who what a few years ago her grandparents guilty an orange sweater She used to wear it every time she visited them, but when she left their house, she took it off. paragraph 3 TASK 4 mind-mapping(图示法) make others happy When we receive gifts from others, we should also make them happy. the art of receiving Wait! I have my own idea of receiving money. 1.Receiving money makes me comfortable. think theyre being lazy. feel they didnt think at all. feel happy. paragraph 4 2.I prefer to receive money. something expensive. the gift I need. the gift that has some thought behind