探究式教学【教学课件】Unit 10 Section B（人教）.pptVIP

;tomatoes;What kind of noodles would I like?;a small; I’d like a small bowl of noodles because I’m not very hungry.;Do you know the food and drinks below?;dumplings;meat;onions;soup;fish; green tea;pancakes;porridge;orange juice;1a Match the words with the pictures.;1b Circle the things you like in 1a. Put an × next to the things you don’t like. Then tell your partner what you like and don’t like.;A: What kind of food do you like ? B: I like …, … and … / I don’t like …, …or….;I like dumplings, fish and orange juice.;1c Listen and complete the food order form. ;1d Listen again. Check your answers in 1c. ;2a What do you do or eat on your birthday? ;2b Read the article about food traditions and complete the chart. ;2c Read the article again and answer the questions. ;How can a person make his or her birthday wish come true? What do people in the UK sometimes put in a birthday cake? ;3. Why do people never cut up birthday noodles in China? 4. Why do people eat special foods on their birthday? ; Traditional birthday foods / traditions from around the world ;? Ghana - The child’s birthday breakfast is a fried patty made from mashed sweet potato and eggs. Traditional birthday party fare includes a dish made from fried plantain (a kind of banana). ? Western Russia - The birthday boy or girl is given a fruit pie instead of a cake. ;? Korea - For their first birthday, the child is dressed and sat before a range of objects including fruit, rice, calligraphy brushes and money. Whichever item the child picks up predicts their future; for example, picking up the rice indicates material wealth. After this ceremony, the guests eat rice cakes. ;? Brazil - Birthday children receive candies shaped like fruits and vegetables. A pull on the earlobe is good luck for the coming year. ? Japan - The birthday boy or girl is given an entirely new set of clothes.;? Germany - Candles are lit in the morning and burn all the way to the evening. ? Mexico - Pi?atas are