Unit 1 They touch noses!

One student comes to the front and shows some body language, and the other students try to guess what he / she means.

How can we communicate our ideas to others? $&*(()#$ $&*$ )#$ language

How can we communicate our ideas to others? gestures

How can we communicate our ideas to others? music

How can we communicate our ideas to others? tone of voice

How can we communicate our ideas to others? facial expressions

Stop.Be silent. You are very good. / Well done! It’s OK. Bye-bye. Do you know the meaning of the following gestures? say “ yes”

Do you know the meaning of the following facial expressions? angry sad happytired

Do you know the meanings of their body language?

People from different countries have different ways of body languages to greet each other. Look at the following pictures.

Chinese way Shake hands and smile

Russian way Kiss three times

American way Shake hands, kiss or hug

Indian way Put hands together and nod heads

Maori people Touch noses

Match the pictures with the words and expression from the box. bow kiss shake hands smile / 2 /3

Do you remember …? nationpeople China Chinese British England JapanJapanese French France Russia Russian GermanyGerman Australia Australian the US American Canada Canadian

Listen and match the pictures with the nationality. British French German Japanese Russian 1 3 2

Work in pairs and check. --- Are they Russian? --- Yes, they are. --- What are they doing? --- They’re shaking hands.

1.Who will come to Lingling’s school? Some Russian teachers. 2. Which country’s people do they talk about in the conversation? Russian, Chinese, American, Indian, and Maori.

Listen and check the sentences. 1. Russian usually kiss the visitors three times, right, left, right. 2. Chinese often shake hands and smile when they meet visitors. 3. Chinese never kiss the visitors. 4. American shake hands, and some kiss or hug each other. 5. People put their hands together and nod their heads in India. 6. Maori people touch noses when they meet. × √ √ √ √ √

Read and answer the questions about the dialogue. People in Russia usually kiss three times, left, right, left. Chinese often shake hands and smile when they meet. 1. What do Russian do when they meet? 2. What do Chinese do when they meet?

In the US some people shake hands, and some kiss or hug each other. They touch noses. 3. What do people in the US usually do when they meet? 4. What do Maori people do when they meet?

India kiss Russia together touch visitor Read and complete the table with the correct form of the words from the box. In China, people shake hands and smile When they meet ________ American people shake hands and sometimes ______ In ______, people put their hands ___________ and nod their heads In ______, people kiss each other three times Maori people _______ noses India Russia visitors touch together kiss

Language points 1. We Chinese often shake hands and smile … shake v. 摇晃；震动 Give the bottle a couple of shakes before pouring the juice. 倒果汁前，先把瓶子摇几下。 He shook his head in disapproval. 他摇了摇头表示反对。 His voice shook with fear. 他害怕得声音发抖。

shake hands 握手 They shook hands with each other and then sat down. 他们握了握手，然后坐了下来。 He did not shake hands with any of them. 他没有和他们任何一人握手。

2. That’s because people do different things in different countries. That’s because … 那是因为 …… That's because I do not have one goal. 那是因为我没有一个目标。 That’s because you were not careful enough. 那是因为你不够仔细。

That’s because … 后接某事发生的原因 That’s why … 后接某事产生的结果 I was late for the appointment. That’s because I met with an old friend on the way. 我约会迟到了，因为我在路上碰到一位老 朋友。 I met with an old friend on the way, and that’s why I was late for the appointment. 我在路上碰到一位老朋友，因此我约会迟 到了。 [ 辨析 ]

Listen and repeat. Chinese each French teacher touch British shake people French British [t ʃ ] [ʃ][ʃ] [pl] [fr] [br]

Work in groups. Talk about what you do and say when you meet:  your teacher  your head teacher  your parents after school  your best friend  your best friend’s parents  your favourite film star  a visitor to your school  an American  a Russian --- What do you do and say when you meet your teacher in the morning? --- I smile and say “Good morning”.

How do you express “I want to eat”, “I’m full” and “I’m hungry” with your body language?

Try to use your body to act out the next actions! Action show

 Stop!  Come here.  You are very good.  It’s OK.  Bye-bye.

Exercise I. 根据首字母及句子意思，填入恰当的词。 1. “Welcome!”, she s_____ hands and smiles. 2. She came and gave her grandpa’s a h__. 3. If you agree my ideas, you n__ your head. 4. Maori people in New Zealand t____ noses when they meet. 5. They b__ to their king every morning. hakes ug od ouch ow

II. 根据今天所学内容，完成短文。 In _____, people shake hands and smile when they meet visitors. In ______________, people shake hand and sometimes kiss. In _____, people put their hand together and nod their heads. In ______, people usually kiss three times. In ____________, Maori people touch noses. China America/the US India Russia New Zealand

1. Recite the conversation. 2. Write a short passage about the greeting ways in China.