高一英语下册unit-14课件1.pptVIP

Obon in Japan Halloween Kwanzaa Seven candles: seven days of the festival Black: the black people Red: their struggle Green: for the future and hope that comes from their struggle. The candle holder: symbolic of their roots ---- continental Africans Corn: Symbolic of the black people’s children and their future. Thinker: Thinking of the seven principles. The crops and vegetables: Symbolic of African harvest celebrations some books: the gifts for children The Birth of A Festival Unit 14 大庆60中学 刘凌凇 Kwanzaa Who? How? What? When? Where? Why? It was born ___________ . It is celebrated from __________ to __________ . in 1966 December 26 January 1 It is celebrated ____________. in America To celebrate the___________ and ________________ of ________ _________ . culture history African Americans Dr Karenga created it. _________ __________ celebrated it. African Americans 1.______ ____ _________ each day. 2.Discuss one of the ________ _________ of Kwanzaa. 3.___________ to enjoy a large _________ and to celebrate the new year. Light a candle seven principles Gather meal 团结 Unity 自决 Self-determination 群居 Living together 合作 Working together 目的 Purpose 创造 Creativity 信念 Faith True or False: 1. ( )Kwanzaa is a very old festival. 2.( )The word Kwanzaa means first fruit in Swahili. 3. ( )Kwanzaa is based on old African festivals. 4. ( )People created Kwanzaa to celebrate American culture. 5. ( )Kwanzaa is celebrated on Christmas Day. 6. ( )People who celebrate Kwanzaa light a candle for each of the seven principle. F T T F F Young (It began in 1966) African-American After (the week following Christmas Day) T Kwanzaa is a seven-day festival celebrating the ________ and _______ of African Americans. Families and friends _____ _______ to celebrate the new year and think about _____ ______. Kwanzaa is a time for __________ as well as _______ . People celebrate it by ________ a candle each day and _________ one