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课件网) Unit 5 Going on an exchange trip Reading （沪教版 2024）八年级 上 Learning objectives 0 Lead in Pre-reading 2 While-reading Post-reading 4 Summary Assessment 6 Homework 1 3 5 7 By the end of the lesson, I will be able to... 1 2 3 describe what students can do on an exchange trip; talk about experiences of other cultures; express my views on the benefits of exchange trips. 00 Learning objectives https://www.21cnjy.com二一教育 Lead in 01 Free talk. What can she do to fit into the new life What interesting things might she experience during the exchange trip Think Before you read Pre-reading 02 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 Brainstorm / ks t e nd / n.交流 Beijing opera Chinese painting tea culture calligraphy Confucius Before you read Pre-reading 02 Match the pictures with the words below. Before you read Pre-reading 02 Work in pairs. Beijing opera Chinese painting tea culture calligraphy Confucius -What do you want to introduce to the exchange students -I will introduce ____ to these exchange students because ____. To (learn)_____ To (learn about)_____ To (visit)_____ To (taste)_____ Pre-reading 02 Look and make a to-do list for them. Look at the picture below and make a to-do list for them. Then explain your reasons. Beijing opera Chinese painting tea culture calligraphy Confucius how to make Chinese the history of Chinese tea a traditional Chinese tea house different kinds of Chinese tea For example: The wonderful exchange visit in Beijing A group of British students from Woodpark School in London are visiting Yangguang Junior High School. “I was very nervous at first,” says Sarah. “However, my host family are really friendly. I’m really grateful that they let me stay in their home. I love Chinese food and enjoy every meal I have with my host family. I’ve learnt to use chopsticks, and I can speak a little Chinese!” The students spend the weekdays studying with Chinese students. At the weekend, they go on tours with their host families around Beijing and visit places of interest, such as the Great Wall, the Summer Palace and the National Museum. “I’ve watched videos about the Great Wall before, but seeing it in person is definitely an unforgettable experience!” says Lisa. “The wall snakes its way through the mountains of north China for thousands of kilometres. The Great Wall is no doubt one of the most amazing achievements in human history!” The students also spend time learning about Chinese culture. They get to try different things for themselves. “It’s been a fantastic experience so far,” says Eric. “I’ve learnt a bit of tai chi, and I really enjoy it. The teachers have introduced us to Chinese painting as well. The way of painting is very interesting. It’s quite different from what I’ve learnt in my art classes back home. We dip the brush in black ... ...
