Unit3DiverseCulturesListeningandSpeaking課件-高一英語人教版

B3U3DiverseCultures

ListeningandSpeaking

Thebeautyoftheworldliesinthediversityofitspeople.

Unknownlanguages,races,religions,traditions,eating,clothesandsoon世界之美源自人之多樣性diversityoftheworldWhatisdiversecultureItmeanstheco-existenceofmanydifferenttypesofculturesinaspecificregionorintheworldasawhole.Eachculturehasitsdistinctfeaturesandeachother’sdifferencearerespected.Task1.LookatthephotosofAmericanfoodandmatchthemwiththeirnames.Thenguesswhichcountries'cuisineinfluencedthefood'sinvention.

hamburger

fortunecookie

gumbo

nachosDBAC漢堡包墨西哥玉米片幸運曲奇海鮮湯NativetoAmericaTopic:LearnabouttheoriginsofAmericanfoodABCDfortunecookiegumbohamburgernachos1.smallpiecesofthincrisp(脆的)corn(玉米)chips(片)served(上桌)withbeans(豆).2.acrisphollow(中空的)cookie(餅干)containing(含有)apieceofpaperwithashortmessage(消息)onit.3.athick(濃)seafoodsoup(湯),aspicy(香辣的)stew(燉湯).4.asandwichcontainingcookedmeatandsomevegetablesinabreadroll(卷).Pre-listeningDBACNative(本地的)toAmerica?Listening-TaskListenandchoose.1.Wheredoestheconversation(對話)mostprobablytakeplaceA.InarestaurantB.Inaradiostudio(工作室)C.Onthestreet2.What’stherelationship(關(guān)系)betweenthespeakersA.Host(主人)andguestB.TeacherandstudentC.Employer(雇主)andemployee(雇員)3.What’sthetopicoftheconversationA.AmericantablemannersB.AmericaneatinghabitsC.CulturalinfluencesonAmericanfood4.Howdoesthewomanfeelabouttheorigin(起源)ofAmericanfoodA.Shewasunconcerned(不關(guān)心的).B.Itisamazing.C.Itisnormal(正常的).Today,ourguestisSteveFox.He’sheretotalkaboutculturalinfluencesonAmericanfood.Welcome,Steve!Task3:ListenandmarkTorFTF 1.NofoodwaseverinventedinAmerica.TF 2.HamburgerswereinventedinGermany.TF 3.NachoswereinventedforAmericansbyaforeigner.TF 4.EveryChineserestaurantinAmericahasfortunecookies.TF 5.Americancookingoftenmixes(混合)thingsfromaroundtheworldtomakesomethingcompletely(完全地)new.Page26第26頁diversediversityfortunefortunecookiegumbonachoschipcheesespicyWORDSREVIEWadj.不同的；多種多樣的n.差異（性）;不同（點）；多樣性n.機會；運氣幸運曲奇n.秋葵湯(用秋葵莢做的濃雞湯或海鮮湯)n.[pl.]墨西哥玉米片n.(英)炸土豆條；(美)炸薯片；芯片；碎片n.干酪；奶酪adj.加有香料的；辛辣的fortunecookiegumbonachoschip幸運曲奇n.秋葵湯(用秋葵莢做的濃雞湯或海鮮湯)n.[pl.]墨西哥玉米片n.(英)炸土豆條；(美)炸薯片；芯片；碎片WhoWhatHostGuest(SteveFox)Americanfood

AradiointerviewPredict&takenotesP262Namesof

foodNotesHamburgermixof_______+___________culturesNachos________corn

chipscoveredincheesemadeby_______cookfor_________________Fortunecookieinventedin_____________about_____yrsagoapieceof________with_______onitinsidecookieGumbospicystewinventedinN.O.about______yrsagomixes________,________,________________,+Spanish

cookingGermanAmerican

MexicanMexicanAmericancustomersSanFrancisco100French

African

NativeAmericanpaper

fortune200→NewOrleansyrs→yearsTakenotesP264Interviewer:TodayourguestisSteveFox.He’sheretotalkaboutculturalinfluencesonAmericanfood.Welcome,Steve!Steve:Thankyou.It’snicetobehere.Interviewer:WhenitcomestoAmericanfood,somesaynofoodwaseverinventedinAmerica.WhatdoyouthinkSteve:Hmm…That’snotreallytrue.Forexample,somesaythehamburgercomesfromHamburginGermany,butthey’rewrong.TherecipeforthemeatinahamburgermayhavecomefromGermany,butthefinalhamburgerweknowtodaywasdefinitelycreatedbyAmericans.Interviewer:YoumeantherewasamixingofculturesFoodfromoverseaschangedwhenitarrivedintheStates.Steve:Yes,butthey’reunknowninChina.About100yearsago,someoneinSanFranciscoputapieceofpaperwithafortuneonitinsideaJapanese-stylecookie,andthefortunecookiewasborn!Steve:Right.Andtherearemanymoreexamplesofmixed-culturedishes.Likenachos,forexample.Summary(總結(jié)):Talkabouttheorigins(起源)oftheAmericandishesItwasinventedin

over200yearsagoandmix

,nativeAmericanand

cooking.Therecipe(菜譜)wasinventedbya

cookforhis

customers.ThemeatinahamburgercomesfromHamburgin

.Someonein

putapieceofpaperwithafortuneonitinsidea

stylecookie.GermanySanFranciscoJapaneseNewOrleansFrench,AfricanSpanishMexicanAmericannachosfortunecookiegumbohamburgerTakenotesSummarize總結(jié):ReadandPredict(預(yù)測)Tip1Tip2Tip3UseShorthand(速記)Symbols(符號)UseAbbreviation(縮略語)1)+:and2)/:or3)≠:doesn'tmeanSanFrancisco→SF.Mexican→Mex.numbers,names,datesSummary:TalkabouttheoriginsofAmericanfoodItwasinventedin

over200yearsagoandmix

NativeAmericanand

cooking.Therecipewasinventedbya

cookforhis

customers.ThemeatinahamburgercomesfromHamburgin

.Someonein

putapieceofpaperwithafortuneonitinsidea

stylecookie.GermanySanFranciscoJapaneseNewOrleansFrench,AfricanSpanishMexicanAmericanWhat'sthefeatureofAmericanfood

Americanfoodoftenmixesthingsfromaroundtheworldtomakesomethingcompletelynew.Pairwork:Discuss

what

special

dish(es)

you

willtake.

What

food/snack

from

which

area/ethnic

groupwill

you

bringHow

is

the

food

prepared

and

what

is

it

made

ofHow

is

this

food

specialImagine

you

are

invited

to

a

potluck

dinner

at

an

American

friend’s

house.

SpeakingApotluckdinner（百樂餐）isamealtowhicheachguestbringsadishoffoodpreparedbytheperson,tobesharedamongthegroup.A:

What

should

I

bring

to

the

potluckdinner

this

weekend

B:

Why

don’t

you

make

a

dish

fromyour

home

province

A:

You

mean

a

Hunan

dish

B:

Yeah,

why

not

I

bet

they’d

love

it!

A:

Well,

I

guess

I

could

make

HunanSteamed

Fish

Head

withDicedHot

Red

Peppers.

It’s

delicious

andreally

colorful.B:

Really

You

can

make

that

dishHow

do

you

make

itA:

Easy!

Slice

open

a

fish

head

andcoverit

with

a

chilliandbeansauce.

Then

just

steam

it

for

10minutes.B:

Sounds

so

easy!

You

could

makeit

at

your

friend’s

house.

That

wayit’ll

be

fresh.A:

Great

idea!

I’ll

ask

my

friend.Sample

ConversationJoininaPotluckDinner(百樂餐)Post-ListeningRole-play:(Onestudentplaystheroleoftheguestinvited,andtheotherplaysafriendwhogivessuggestions.)What

food/snack

from

which

area/ethnic

groupwill

you

bringHow

is

the

food

prepared

and

what

is

it

made

ofHow

is

this

food

special參加者各種的1.ListentothepassageaboutNativeAmericans.Markthepausesthatyouhear.Thefirstsentencehasbeendoneforyou.Noonereallyknowsexactly|whenthefirstpeoplearrived|inwhatwenowknowasCalifornia.||ItislikelythatNativeAmericansmovedtoCaliforniaatleastfifteenthousandyearsago.ScientistsbelievethatthesesettlerscrossedtheBeringStraitbyalandbridgewhichexistedinprehistorictimes.Inthe16thcentury,thenativepeoplesufferedgreatlyafterthearrivaloftheEuropeans.Thousandsofthemwerekilledorforcedintoslavery.Inaddition,manydiedfromthediseasesbroughtbytheEuropeans.However,somesurvivedtheseterribletimes,andtodaytherearemoreNativeAmericanslivinginCaliforniathaninanyotherstateofAmerica.Noonereallyknowsexactly|whenthefirstpeoplearrived

|inwhatwenowknowasCalifornia.||Itislikely|thatNativeAmericansmovedtoCalifornia|atleastfifteenthousandyearsago.||Scientistsbelieve|thatthesesettlerscros