新概念第二册lesson9.ppt

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1、Lesson9AcoldwelcomeHowmanymonthsarethereinayear?What’syourfavoritemonth?Why?Haveamatchwriteasmanyfestivalsasyoucan2007101112WritedownfestivalsineachmonthasquicklyasyoucanJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberNewYear’sDaySpringFestivalWomen’sD

2、ayTombSweepingDayMayDayChildren’sDayParty’sDayArmy’sDayTeachers’DayNationalDayThanksgivingDayChristmasDayChinesefestivalsNewYear’sDaySpringFestivalChildren’sDayMid-AutumnFestivalNationalDayDoyoulikeNewYear’sDay?WhatdoyoudoonNewYear’sday?SpringFestivalWhatdidyoudotocelebratethel

3、astNewYear?haveabigdinnergettogetherenjoytheeveningshowsgotoTemple’sFestivalmakeandeatdumplings…ChineseNewYear'sDayis...Enjoythestoryandfindtheanswer:HowdopeoplecelebratetheNewYear’sDayinthestory?AlargecrowdofpeoplehadgatheredundertheTownHallclock.Itwouldstriketwelveattwelveo’c

4、lock.一、导入新课Onthelastnightoftheyear,manypeoplewentthetownhalltocelebratetheNewYear.Doyouwanttoknowwhathappened?Let’sgo!二、视听课文Q1:Wheredidthepeoplegoonthelastnightoftheyear?Q2:Atwhattimedidtheclockstop?Q3:Whatdidthecrowddothen?Q4:Whatdoes‘acoldwelcome’referto?倒数计时活动的由来倒数计时的活动是美国时代

5、广场在1904年首次举办的，1907年第一次举办水晶球跨年活动，百年来风靡全球，已经成为纽约甚至全美最主要年度活动之一。每年都有近百万人在午夜时分挤上纽约时代广场，随着象征和平的水晶球在倒数最后一分钟缓缓从天而降，现场气氛热烈到最高点。尽管美国拉斯维加斯、迈阿密，甚至其他国家都在仿效举办类似大型活动，但依旧不敌纽约时代广场的超级魅力，每年全球有超过十亿人透过电视实况转播观赏整个活动Newwordsandexpressionswelcomen.欢迎Acold/warmwelcomev.欢迎WelcometoBeijing!welcometo+地点wel

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7、，集合TheygatheredundertheTownHallclock.gathering聚会c.n.Agatheringisagroupofpeoplemeetingtogetherforaparticularpurpose.Newwordsandexpressionshandn.指针minutehand；secondhand；hourhandsecondhand二手的，旧的，秒针Newwordsandexpressionsshoutv.喊叫ShouttoShoutatcallout大声喊叫cryout大声哭喊scream尖叫Newwordsan

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