(
课件网) Unit 5 Going on an exchange trip Key question What is it like to experience a new culture 主题范畴： 人与社会 主题群： 社会服务与人际沟通 子主题： 跨文化沟通与交流，语言与文化 master the pronunciation, meaning and usage of key words and phrases in the text about exchange trips; grasp the main content of the text about exchange trips by skimming; precisely extract detailed information such as the activities and feelings during the exchange trip; understand the significance and benefits of exchange trips. Learning objectives 学习目标 At the end of the class, I’ll be able to: New words and phrases exchange / ks t e nd / n. 交流 nervous / n v s/ adj. 焦虑的；担忧的 *grateful / ɡre tfl/ adj. 感激的 chopstick / t pst k/ n. 筷子 tour /t (r)/ n. 旅行；旅游 tai chi / ta t i / n. 太极（拳） yet /jet/ adv. 尚（未）；还；仍 Beijing opera 京剧 host family 寄宿家庭 snake its way 蜿蜒 First thoughts I’d like to go to the UK because I want to experience its history and culture. Learn some basic British manners, pack suitable clothes, and review English, especially daily conversation. Attend classes at the local school, visit famous landmarks like the British Museum on weekends, and try local food. Improve my English communication skills, make friends with local students and know more about the UK ... What can students learn from an exchange trip What does an exchange trip involve What are the benefits of an exchange trip What is culture shock Before you read A group of British students are coming to your school. What can you do to introduce Chinese culture to them Look at the picture below and make a to-do list for them. Then explain your reasons. I will introduce Chinese calligraphy to these exchange students because it turns Chinese characters into an art form. Calligraphy has a long history in China and is still widely practised. Read an online report about some British students’ exchange visit in Beijing. While-reading Task 1 Read the passage quickly and match the people with their feelings or experiences. Sarah Lisa Eric thinks learning tai chi and Chinese painting is fantastic. was nervous at first but feels grateful to the host family and has made new friends. finds seeing the Great Wall in person unforgettable. Task 2 Complete the table below with the information from the online report on page 69. host families grateful many places of interest the Summer Palace and the National Museum an unforgettable experience Chinese culture a fantastic experience made many new friends Reading strategy Understanding quotes Writers use quotes to support their ideas. Quotes are the exact words that people said or wrote. Quotes should come from believable sources, such as experts or eyewitnesses (目击者). As you read, pay attention to the quotes in the text and think about the writer’s intention. Task 3 Find the quotations of Sarah, Lisa and Eric in the text. Sarah “I was very _____ at first,” says S ... ...
