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1、Unit10 Youre supposed to shake hands. Section B (2a-2e)一. 学习目标：1.通过复习，学生能够运用be supposed to 说出中国的餐桌礼仪。2.通过阅读文章，学生能够正确完成2b、2c和2d相关问题。3.通过小组讨论，学生能说出中法餐桌礼仪的不同之处，从而能尊重别国的礼仪与文化，注意自己在国外的言行。 二教学重难点 1.重点：阅读文章，回答相关问题。 2.难点：对比中法餐桌礼仪。三教学过程Step1 Lead in Watch the beautiful sights of France. Suppose there is a ch
2、ance to France for you, do you think what you are afraid of? Task: Big challenge for you Language living habits eating habits table mannersStep2 Pre-readingReview: What are the table manners in China?Youre supposed to _.(eat with the chopsticks) You are not supposed to _.(use the chopsticks to hit t
3、he bowl) You are not supposed to _.(stick your chopsticks into the food) The youngest person is not supposed to _.(start eating first)Step3 While-reading (Fast reading) Lin Yue is in France now. Why is she in Francel? -How is she, how about the language problem? -What is the biggest challenge?Step 4
4、 While-reading (Careful reading)Para.1 Replace the underlined words 1. Making mistakes in French used to make Lin Yue nervous. 2. It was quite hard for her to feel good about speaking French.3. The host family tried very hard to help Lin Yue.4. Lin Yue has slowly learned how to be like her French fr
5、iends.went out of their waybe comfortable doinggradually gotten used to being(something) worry (someone)Step 5 Post-reading (Careful reading)Para.2 Make notes about the French table mannersDosDonts Youre expected to put your bread on the table.You are not supposed to put your bread on your plate. St
6、ep 6：Post-reading (Group work)You are supposed toYou are not supposed toIn FranceIn ChinaCompare the table manners in France and China. Eg. In France, you are supposed to., but in China, you are not supposed to.Different countries have different culture. We should behave properly, and when in Rome, do as the Romans do.四Homework Look for the information about other French customs, such as house rules, going out with people and so on.