人教版九年级英语Unit2第二课时资料.pptx

Unit 2;What is your favourite festival? Why do you like it most?;What are they? When do we usually eat them?;;Read and answer the questions.;2. What do mooncakes look like? What meaning do they carry? 3. What story is the reading about?;Read again and put the events in the correct order.;Retell the story of Chang’e according to the words and phrases below.;Complete the sentences with the correct words.;minimooncake 迷你月饼 mooncakes with meat / nuts 肉馅/果仁/蛋黄月饼 ham mooncake 火腿月饼 ice cream mooncakes 冰淇淋月饼 fruit and vegetable mooncakes 果蔬月饼 seafood mooncakes 海鲜月饼;Do you know any other traditional folk stories about Mid-Autumn Festival? Tell the class.;Wu Gang Cuts the Laurel;It is said that there was an extremely tall laurel tree on the moon and a man called Wu Gang was ordered to cut down the tree as a punishment for offending the god of heaven. He was not allowed to go home until he could cut down the tree. But the problem was that each time he cut down the tree, it would quickly grow back, making it impossible for him to cut it down. Like Change, he had no choice but to cut the tree on the moon forever. ;Zhu Yuanzhang and Moon Cake Uprising;The custom of eating mooncakes on Mid-Autumn Festival is said to have begun in the end of Yuan Dynasty. One day, Zhu Yuanzhang’s military counselor (军师) thought of an idea, and ordered his subordinates (下级) to hide paperslips with Uprising on August 15 on them in mooncakes. Then, the mooncakes were distributed among armies in different places, asking them to support the uprising on the night of August 15. After the successful uprising, Zhu was so happy that he allowed his men to celebrate the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival with the common people eating mooncakes. ;Enjoy some Mid-Autumn Festival cards.;Try to design Mid-Autumn Festival cards for your friends or family.;1. have been celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival and enjoying mooncakes for centuries;I have been living in Shanghai for ten years. 我在上海已经生活了十年。 Jack h