英语北师大版九年级全册-Unit-1-Lesson-1-Body-Language-课件

Unit1Lesson1BodyLanguageWhatformoflanguagedoesitshow?Whatformoflanguagedoesitshow?Whatformoflanguagedoesitshow?Whatdoyouknowaboutbodylanguage?Agestureisaformofnonverbalcommunicationmadewithapartofthebody.Thelanguageofgestureisrichinwaysforindividualstoexpressavarietyoffeelingsandthoughts.Lead-inMostpeopleusegesturesandbodylanguageinadditiontowordswhentheyspeak.Handgestures,i.e.,gesturesperformedbyoneortwohands,isthemostnumerouskindofgestures.Canyounametheexpressionsshownbythehandsbelow?“Thumbsup”symbolmeans“ok,”or“good,”intheU.S.givesb.thethumbsdownYoucan’tgetthesupportyouwant.IntheU.S.(andotherplaces),itmeans“allright,”inJapanitmeans“money,”inFranceitmeans“zero,”While-readingSkimthetext,thenanswerthefollowingquestion:Whatisthewriter’sopinionontheimportanceofbodylanguage?Bodylanguageisanimportantformofcommunicationthatisusedeverywhere1streading:1.Whatkindsofbodylanguagearementionedinthisparagraph?Andwhataretheirmeanings?ReadPara.1andanswerthequestion.Peoplenodtheirheadstoshowagreementandputtheirfingersuptotheirmouthstoaskforsilence.2nd–readingHowdopeopleintheWestshowtheydon’tunderstand?WhatdotheJapanesedowhentheygreeteachother?ReadPara.2andanswerthequestions.Peopleshrugtheirshoulderstoshowtheydon’tunderstand.Theybowtoshowrespectwhentheygreeteachother.AremanytravellerssurehowtobowandwhentobowwhileinJapan?HowdopeoplegreetnewfriendsinEurope?ReadPara.3andanswerthequestions.No,theyaren’t.NewfriendsareoftengreetedwithakissonthecheekbyEuropeans.Twomenusuallyshakehandsandputtheirfreehandoneachother’sshoulders.DiscussionWhousuallydoesthefollowinghouseworkinyourfamily?•makebreakfast•washthedishes•sweepthefloor•cookdinnerWhousuallydoesthefollowinghouseworkinyourfamily?Usethepassivevoicetomakesentences.•makebreakfast•sweepthefloor•washthedishes•cookdinnerSpeakingWhatbodylanguagedoyou/yourfriends/yourparentsoftenuse?Sharewithyourpartner.ExampleA:Whatbodylanguagedoyourparentsoftenuse?B:Mymumoftenhugsme.Huggingisusedtoshowlove.Pair-work•holdinghands(love)•pattingshoulders(support)•crossingarms(anger)•puttingthumbsup(praise)•clappinghands(encourage)Homework