【精品】高一英语上册 nit6 good manners第一课时教案 大纲人教版第一册.docVIP

Unit 6 Good manners I．Brief Satements Based on the Unit This unit talks about the formal etiquette．pteness and behaviour rules followed by people in social interactions．It fses on the table manners in Western countries as well as making apologies and expressing thanks in daily life． Warmng up and Listening get students to talk about some topics．his way，thetudents not only revise some 1earnt expressions for apologising，but al learn how to be polite．In Speaking actvities，the students can imrove their speaking ability by using some expressions for apologising in different situations． re-reading，Reading and Pt—reading introduce good table manners in Western countries．The students can compare Chese and foreign table manners, and further understand the Western culture．Meanwhile，they can learn a lot of useful words and expressons about table manners． Vocabulary and Grammar make up the Language tudy．Vocabulary helps thetudents master the rules of word formation．Grammar helps the tudents tell the Restrictive Attributive Clause from the Non-restrictive Attributive C1ause． Integratg skills consist of Reading and writing．Reading material offers a sample of Thankyou letter．Writing asks the students tpractise writing a thank-you letter．With th activity，the tudents can improve their writing ability． Iaching Time：Five periods Background Information 1．Te Politeness of the British People In the everyday life of the British “Excuse me” is heard as an apology for troubling somebody．“Sorry” expresses regret for aunconscious disturbance; “sorry” also replaces “no” when you cannot accede to a request．And “pardon” or “sorry” rather than “what” is the normal polite way of asking somebody to repeat what he has said．A bare “yes” or “n” is considered very rude when you reply to an offer．“Please” and “Thank” are quite common words for the British people who are particular about saying these． hen．too，the British people are quite particular about table anners．