Oral Communication Unit 2 The World of Art 了解一些中国民间艺术的词汇和表达。 介绍民间艺术的典型制作方式、用途和寓意。 学习目标 2 1 新课讲授 Talking about Chinese folk art Paper Cutting What materials are usually used to make paper-cutting? Scissors and red paper. Red paper is popular for good luck. folk scissors shape character upside symbol clay something popular in the countryside or community a tool for cutting with two knives joined together the form of the outter surfaces of something a letter, sign or mark used in writing the direction of an object you can see directly something shows the most important type a kind of heavy earth used to make things （ ） . （ ） . （ ） . （ ） . （ ） . （ ） . （ ） . 象征 正面 黏土 形状 文字 symbol upside clay shape character 剪刀 scissors 民间的 folk Guess and match A. Listen to the conversation and number the pictures. 1 3 4 2 Activity 1 B. Listen again and fill in the blanks. Paper-cut is a very Chinese folk art. It has a history of over years. People use scissors and paper to cut out shapes. People use paper-cuts to express their and hopes. They also cut out the Chinese character “Fu” and put it upside down on the door. It is a symbol of . popular 1500 different wishes good luck Lingling: Hey, Kangkang. Do you know anything about Chinese paper-cut? Kangkang: Yes, it's a very popular Chinese folk art. It has a history of over 1500 years. Lingling: Wow! Do you know how to make a paper-cut? Kangkang: Yes, we fold a piece of paper and then use a pair of scissors to cut out different shapes. Lingling: That sounds interesting! What kind of paper-cuts do you like to make? Kangkang: I like to make animals. But my grandma likes cutting flowers. Lingling: Why do you make paper-cuts? Kangkang: Well, paper-cuts express our wishes and hopes. We also make the Chinese character “Fu” and put it upside down on the door. It is a symbol of good luck. Lingling: How wonderful! Can you teach me how to do paper-cuts? Kangkang: No problem. Listen again and Role play. 民间艺术 ......的历史 用......来做...... 剪出 颠倒 ......的象征 folk art a history of... use ... to do sth. ... cut out upside down a symbol of... Look at the pictures and discuss the Chinese traditions, and then report to the class. The questions in the box may help you. Chinese clay Spring Festival couplets New Year picture Activity 2 Group work Questions 1. What are they? 2. When do you use them? 3. Where do you put them? 4. Why do you use them on some special days? You may begin like this: Chinese New Year paintings are colorful pictures hung on doors or walls during Spring Festival They show lucky symbols like fish (meaning "extra money") or Gods of Wealth to bring health, happiness, and scare away bad luck for the new year. Chinese clay Spring Festival couplets New Year picture Choose some groups to come to the blackboard and report to the class. Chinese clay sculptures Spring Festival couplets New Year picture We learn: 1. 关于中国民间艺术的词汇； ... ...
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