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Unit19 Lesson 3 Body Language（II）教案

The Seventh Period

Teaching goals教学目标

1. Target language目标语言:

a. 重点词汇和短语

Words ud for comparison and contrast: similar to, also, as well, both, like, same, likewi, too, unlike, whereas, however, while, differ from, on the other hand, but

Phrasal verbs: break into, keep in touch with, team up with, hand over, pay for, rely on, catch up with, focus on, compare to

2. 能力目标: Practi using words for comparison and contrast.

3. 学能目标: Help students to learn to u words for comparison and contrast.

Teaching important points教学重点

Words ud for comparison and contrast and the phrasal verbs.

Teaching difficult points 教学难点

How to u words for comparison and contrast and the phrasal verbs freely.

Teaching methods教学方法

Task-bad teaching method

Teaching aids教具准备

Multi-computer, a good dictionary

Teaching procedures & ways教学过程与方式

Step I Revision

T: T: Good morning /afternoon, class!

Ss: Good morning/ afternoon, Mr. /Ms…

T: Yesterday I asked you to contrast between the body language in China and that in the US.

Now I will divide you into two groups: Chine group and American group. You are going to communicate with each other using body language, for you can not make yourlf understood in your native language. Plea remember that body language is not the same everywhere. There are both cultural, regional, and individual differences in how we communicate what we think and feel with our bodies. You may u the information you‘ve got or the following as your reference.

(Print out the following as handout)

UNIVERSAL HAND GESTURES

MEANING	HAND GESTURE
I am tired.	Pressing the palms together and resting the head on the back of the hand while closing the eyes as if sleeping.
I am hungry.	patting the stomach with the hands
After eating, I am full.添加本地打印机金陵府	taking the hand and making a circular motion over the stomach.
I am thirsty.	Using the hand and making a circular motion over the stomach.
I am cold, or it's cozy or a sign of eager anticipation.	rubbing the hands together.

分手了怎么挽回男朋友

AMERICAN MEANING	GESTURE
Greetings	hand shake
Farewells	rai the hand and with the full, open palm wave the hand back and forth rai the hand and with a full, open palm wave the hand up and down at the wrist.
Beckoning	rai the hand, with the index finger, raid about head high or a little higher rai the hand and with the full, open palm wave the hand back and forth to attract attention; curl the index finger in and out
O.K.	Thumb and forefinger making a circle.
Good Job	Thumbs up
"Victory" or "peace"	holding the index and middle fingers upright

AMERICAN GESTURES

ARMS, HANDS, AND FINGERS

goal, touchdown, victory, or surrender	upraid arms
依法行使权利defensive, disagree	folded arms
aggression, resistance, impatience, or anger	standing with the hands of the hips bowed outward (arms akimbo)
警贼兄弟prai and appreciation	hand-clapping or applau
Affection , friendship with children	hand holding
anger, rentment, or opposition	shaking the fist
"hand loo" or "relax"	holding thumb and little finger extended
American Sign Language for "I love you."	lifting the hand up, palm out, and extending the thumb, forefinger, and little finger.
Congratulations	high five
suicide	hand cuts across the throat
"choke." performed badly American Red Cross for "I am choking."	hand to the throat
Impatience	hand cuts across the top of the head
"you have a telephone call."	with a fist, extended the thumb and little finger widely holding it up to the ear.
Hitchhiking, Babell meaning "Out."	卫生间的爱make a fist with thumb up and making a sweeping motion.
Waving Goodbye	extend the hand outward, palm down, fingers spread, and then bobbing the whole hand up and down.
Money	rubbing the thumb and forefinger together
pointing	extend the hand with the index finger
"No, no, don't do that."	waggling the forefinger back and forth
Good luck	crossing the fingers
get someone's attention, music	snapping the fingers
	模拟实验室

AMERICAN GESTURES - HEAD

Yes	nodding the head up and down
No	shaking the head side to side
thinking or confud or skeptical	scratching the head
shows attentiveness, listening	direct eye contact
sharing a cret or flirtatious	winking with one eye
Flirtatious gesture by men	eyebrow flash(raising the eyebrows)
incredulity or amazement	rolling the eyes
I can't hear you	cupping the ear
someone or something is crazy	rotating the forefinger (index) around in front of the ear
disgust or What's that smell?	Wrinkling the no
smells bad or stinks	holding the no with thumb and forefinger 宜都二中
Approval	whistling
disapproval	hiss and boo
rude, crude, insulting	spitting
tiredness or boredom	yawning
derision	sticking out the tongue
contemplation, I am thinking	chin stroke, tapping the head with forefinger

Step II Words for comparison and contrast

Deal with Ex 6. Ask students to read out the given words and then figure out which of the expressions are ud for comparison and which are ud for contrast. Three minutes later, show the suggested answers on the PowerPoint.

T: Just now we compare the body language in China with that In the US. In this class we are going to learn words for comparison and contrast. Plea read the words in Ex 6 and work in groups to figure out which of the expressions are ud for comparison and which are ud for contrast.

After checking the answers, ask three students to read out the three ntences.

Step III Speaking

Deal with Ex 7.

Read out the instructions and the example. Explain to the students how to answer the qu

estions with the expressions in the bracket. Then ask students to work in pairs and answer the questions with the expressions in the brackets by referring back to the relevant parts of the text. Several minutes later, check the answers by having individually answer the questions.