八下Unit 7 Topic 2 Cooking is fun!Section B

课件22张PPT。 Unit 7 Food Festival Topic2 Cooking is fun! Section BWho can tell me how to make fried rice for your parents? First, … Next, … Then, … After that, ... Finally, … butter n. 黄油pear n. 梨 pour v. 倾泻，倒出First, take two pieces of bread and spread butter on them. Next, cut a pear into small pieces. Then put them on the bread. After that, pour some honey over the pear. Finally, put the pieces of bread together.Do you know how to make a snack with some bread and a pear?Would you mind telling me again how to make the snack?What’s Michael’s favorite snack? It’s a sandwich with butter, honey and a pear. Who did best of all? Michael did best of all.1aListen, read and sayKangkang: What's your favorite snack, Michael? Michael: Oh, it's a sandwich with butter, honey and a pear. Jane: Could you tell us how to make it? Michael: Sure. First, take two pieces of bread and spread butter on them. Next, cut a pear into small pieces. Then put them on the bread. After that, pour some honey over the pear. Finally, put the pieces of bread together. Kangkang: Would you mind if we learn to make it from you? Michael: Of course not. Let's do it together. Jane: (Several minutes later) Kangkang, you did quite well. Kangkang: Thanks. But I think you did better than me. Wow, Michael did best of all. Michael: Thank you. Practice makes perfect.Key words of 1a K: favorite? M: ...sandwich with... J: Could ...how...? M: Sure. First,... Next,... Then… After that,... Finally,... K: ...mind if...? M: ...not. J: ...did well. K: ... did better than... did best... M: ... Practice makes perfect.1bWork aloneRetell the process of making a sandwich, using "first, next, then ...".1cWork aloneLook at the pictures and match the parts of the sentences. (On Saturday, the children are preparing for the food festival on the playground.)Michael arrives early. Kangkang arrives earlier. Jane arrives earliest. Michael works hard. Kangkang works harder. Jane works hardest. Michael leaves late. Kangkang leaves later. Jane leaves latest. polite adj. 有礼貌的，有教养的 impolite adj. 不礼貌的， 粗鲁的noisily adv. 喧闹地e.g.：The pile of books flopped noisily onto the floor. 那摞书劈里啪啦地散落到地上. spoon n. 匙，调羹 fork n. 叉，餐叉chopstick n. 筷子2aListen, read and sayMaria: Come on, Kumiko! Help yourself to some soup. Kumiko: OK. Mm, it’s delicious. (Slurp! ) Maria: Kumiko, is it too hot? Kumiko: No, why? Maria: Well, in Cuba, it’s impolite to eat so noisily. I don’t know if it’s polite in Japan. Kumiko: Oh. In Japan, it’s polite to do that. It means you like the food very much! Maria: OK, let me try. (Slurp! ) Kumiko: Not bad, Maria. □ eat noisily. □ speak loudly during a meal. It’s polite/impolite +to □ smoke during a meal. □ eat with your arms or elbows on the table. …Discuss whether it’s polite or impolite to eat in China in the following manners.Group workbcdA: Can you tell me if it’s polite to eat with your arms or elbows on the table in America? B: Yes, I ca ... ...