LESSON 45 DIFFERENT MANNERS冀教版冀教版 九年级九年级DIVIDE THE PICTURES INTO TWO PARTS: CHINA AND THE WESTERN CHINA WESTERNLISTENINGListen to the first two paragraphs and answer the questions.How long has Wu Zhou lived in Canada?Why doesnt he feel Canadian?He has lived there for twenty-three years.Because North American manners and Chinese manners are so different.READ THE PASSAGE AND MATCH THE BEHAVIORS WITH THE CORRECT COUNTRY.ChinaCanadap asking an adults agep giving a tip to waiters and hotel workersp sharing the cost of a meal in a restaurantpputting food on a guests plateREADINGRead the passage and finish the chart with the group members.If you need any help, please put up your hands.DIFFERENT MANNERSChinaCanadabeing praisedasking agesoffering a seathaving meal with guestspaying for mealsgiving tipsDIFFERENT MANNERSChinaCanadabeing praisedbe modestsay Thanks and be confidentasking ageschildrens or adults childrensoffering a seatis politeis polite but the elder will feel embarrassedhaving meal with guestsput food on their platespass food to thempaying for mealstake turnsshare the costgiving tipsseldomalwaysFinish the sentences and then put them together.he still doesnt feelCanadian. In China if someone _ you, you should _ _, _ Wu Zhou has lived inCanada for 23 years,He has may good friendsin Canada._ Canadian culture_ _ _Chinese culture._ in North Americayou should just say, Thanks.be modestThoughAlthough is different fromButpraisesFinish the sentences and then put them together.In Canada, _,they may feel embarrassed. In both China and Canada it is polite to _ a seat to the elderly person on the bus.But in China it is _to ask an adults age. In Canada people think age is _, so they only ask children about their ages.privateofferhowevercommonFinish the sentences and then put them together.However, Canadians oftenshare the cost of the meal.Chinese people may _ _ to _ _ the meal, when they are eating in the restaurant.but this is _ done in North America. In China ,if there is no food on the guests plate, its polite to _ food _ their plates.but in Canada people only _ food _the guest. In China, people _ give extra money.taketurnspay forput onseldompass toalwaysREAD THESE SENTENCES AGAIN 1.Though Wu Zhou has lived in Canada for 23 years,he still doesnt feel Canadian. 2.Although Canadian culture is different from Chinese culture, he has many good friends in Canada. 3.In China if someone praises you, you should be modest, but in Canada you should just say,Thank you.MORE SENTENCES1.Although good manners always make you look good , you dont need to worry about all these rules while having dinner with your friends or family.2. Although the sun was shinning, it wasnt very warm .3.He is nearly 80, but he is still very active.Finish Exercise 2 on Page 119TABLE MANNERS FOR CHILDRENWash your hands before sitting down.Leave toys, books and pets behind.Sit up straight and dont slough.Wait until everyone is seated.Ask others to pass the dishes. Never reach across the table.Never talk with your mouth full of food.Use utensil quietly. Dont bang them on the table or plate.Never play with your food.Never take food from other peoples plates.Say Excuse mewhen leaving the table.Remember, good manners are important and make meals more enjoyable.READ THE ITEM AND LIST THE DOS AND DONTSDosDonts READ THE ITEM AND LIST THE DOS AND DONTSDosDontsWash your hands. Leave toys, books and pets behind.Sit up straight. Wait until everyone is seated.Ask others to pass the dishes. Use utensil quietly.Say Excuse mewhen leaving the table.sloughreach across the table.talk with your mouth full of foodbang them on the table or platetake food from other peoples platesplay with your fooddifferentculturesTalk about more manners you know in China and English-speaking countries.HOMEWORKMake a project about different manners in one of the countries youd like to travel to.Give us a report about it next time.Finish Lets do it.BLACKBOARD DESIGNINGLesson 45 Different Manners Teamwork T1though T2: though T3:but T4: T5: T6: differentculturestable mannerschopsitcksknifves and forkstea coffeeshare the dishes in the same plateseveryone has an own plategreeting