外研版七年级下册Unit1《They touch noses》课件2
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Chinese way
Shake hands and smile
American way Shake hands, kiss or hug
Indian way Put hands together and nod heads
kiss three times Russian way left-right-left
4. They all live _____ in a three-bedroom house. A. together B. with C. each
5. Would you like to talk with _______? A. German B. Germans C. Germen
A: What do you do and say when you meet your teacher in the morning? B: I smile and say good morning.
1. Some ______ visit the Great Wall every year. A. visiter B. visitor C. visitors
and nod their heads
meet
In _R_u_s_s_i_a__, people kiss each other three
times
_v_is_i_t_o_r_s_.
Maori people _t_o_u_c_h_ noses
People in different countries may use different body language to express the same meaning and feelings. When you speak with people from other countries, try to understand and respect their body language.
2. America
3. Russia ['rʌʃə] 4. Japan
5. New Zealand ['zilənd]
6. India ['indiə] 7. Germany ['dʒə:məni]
8. France
9. …
How many countries are mentioned in the passage? What are they?
Stop!
Come It’s ok. here.
Bye-bye.
You are very good.
/ Well done!
I’m sorry! Nice to meet you!
Say hello! The last The best
success
1. China
Different countries have different body languages
2. Chinese often _____ when they meet. A. shake hands B. shakes hands C. touch noses
3. They help ______ when they are in trouble. A. each B. each other C. the other
['bɒdɪ]
eye
['fiŋɡə]
finger
foot knee
leg
[ni:]
mouth
shoulder
--What are they doing? --They are touching their noses!
[tʌtʃ]
They meet when they touch noses.
What kind of body language do you know?
Maori people Touch noses
What do you do and say when you meet…
1) Your teacher 2) Your head teacher 3) Your parents after school 4) Your best friend 5) Your best friend’s parents 6) Your favourite film star 7) A visitor to your school 8) An American 9) A Russian
kiss [kɪs]
smile [smaɪl]
shake hands [ʃeɪk]
many kinds of of body languag]
bow [bau] nod
Do you know the meaning of the following gestures (手势）?
In China, people shake hands and smile
American people shake hands and
sometimes __k_is_s__
In _I_n_d_i_a_, people put their hands _t_o_g_e_t_h__e_r When they
Shake hands and smile
American way Shake hands, kiss or hug
Indian way Put hands together and nod heads
kiss three times Russian way left-right-left
4. They all live _____ in a three-bedroom house. A. together B. with C. each
5. Would you like to talk with _______? A. German B. Germans C. Germen
A: What do you do and say when you meet your teacher in the morning? B: I smile and say good morning.
1. Some ______ visit the Great Wall every year. A. visiter B. visitor C. visitors
and nod their heads
meet
In _R_u_s_s_i_a__, people kiss each other three
times
_v_is_i_t_o_r_s_.
Maori people _t_o_u_c_h_ noses
People in different countries may use different body language to express the same meaning and feelings. When you speak with people from other countries, try to understand and respect their body language.
2. America
3. Russia ['rʌʃə] 4. Japan
5. New Zealand ['zilənd]
6. India ['indiə] 7. Germany ['dʒə:məni]
8. France
9. …
How many countries are mentioned in the passage? What are they?
Stop!
Come It’s ok. here.
Bye-bye.
You are very good.
/ Well done!
I’m sorry! Nice to meet you!
Say hello! The last The best
success
1. China
Different countries have different body languages
2. Chinese often _____ when they meet. A. shake hands B. shakes hands C. touch noses
3. They help ______ when they are in trouble. A. each B. each other C. the other
['bɒdɪ]
eye
['fiŋɡə]
finger
foot knee
leg
[ni:]
mouth
shoulder
--What are they doing? --They are touching their noses!
[tʌtʃ]
They meet when they touch noses.
What kind of body language do you know?
Maori people Touch noses
What do you do and say when you meet…
1) Your teacher 2) Your head teacher 3) Your parents after school 4) Your best friend 5) Your best friend’s parents 6) Your favourite film star 7) A visitor to your school 8) An American 9) A Russian
kiss [kɪs]
smile [smaɪl]
shake hands [ʃeɪk]
many kinds of of body languag]
bow [bau] nod
Do you know the meaning of the following gestures (手势）?
In China, people shake hands and smile
American people shake hands and
sometimes __k_is_s__
In _I_n_d_i_a_, people put their hands _t_o_g_e_t_h__e_r When they