U3 Period 2 Speaking and Talking 课件+教案+学案+练习+素材

Unit 3 DIVERSE CULTURESPeriod 2 Speaking and Talking 学案 Activity 1 Before ListeningWatch three pictures from the textbook, analyze the details about Guizhou minority people. Which three ethnic minority groups have the largest population?   Activity 2  ListeningListen to the conversation and answer the following questions.Who are the two speakers in the listening? What is their relationship?  What is the main idea of the first part of the listening? How about the second part? Part 1Justin and _________ watched some ________ people play the __________. The instrument has a history of over ________ years and even mentioned in the oldest collection of Chinese poetry. Then they watched the ____________. Justin wanted to buy some hand-made _________________ accessories as souvenirs. He was told that the price will depend on the percentage of _________.Part 2They will go to a pretty __________ minority village called __________. They will see the _____________ and the _____________________. They may also see a performance of _______________________________.Summarize what Justin learnt about the Miao and the Dong according to the listening. the Miao：the Dong(Zhaoxing Village)：  Activity 3 After ListeningJustin went back home and met his friends. He was going to share his travel experience and send souvenirs.  As a friend, what do you want to know about his trip? 2.Group work: suppose one of you is Justin and the rest of you are his friends. Make a conversation to talk about Justin's trip.Sample：Phil: So, Justin, how was your trip to Guizhou?Justin: It was great. I went to this Miao village.Robyn: I see. What was that like?Justin: People were dressed up in these wonderful  ethnic costumes, and   some men were playing a musical instrument called a lusheng.Bill: Tell me about it.Justin: The lusheng is made of bamboo, and it was  invented more than 3,000 years ago.Phil: Wow! That's interesting.Justin: Yes, it is. Then I bought some souvenirs made out of silver.Robyn: You're kidding! Were they expensive?Justin: Well, these weren‘t that expensive. They don’t  really have that much silver in them.