北师大版高中英语必修2 unit 5《rhythm》（lesson 4）教案

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1、Unit5RhythmLesson4Let’sDanceObjectivesTopractisereadingatextquicklytoidentifythetype/genre.Toreadatextwithgappedsentencesandbeabletocompletethegapsusingtopic,linkingandreferenceclues.Topractisevocabularyrelatedtomusicanddancing.Totalkaboutpreferencesaboutmusicanddancing.Pre-ReadingListentoth

2、emusicextractsandidentifythedancesinthebox.Example1ChinesefolkdanceKeyWordsdisco,classicalballet,Chinesefolkdance,waltz,breakdanceAnswers:1Chinesefolkdance;2classicalballet;3waltz;4breakdance;5discoSomepicturesaboutdanceListentothetapeandtelltypesofdancesmentioned.ReadingPutthesentencesbelow

3、inthecorrectgapsinthetext.UsetheStrategiestohelpyou.a)Inthemid-1980s,breakdancingbecamepopular.b)Theyareeasytolearnandareusuallydancedincouples.c)Otherkindsoffolkdancesarethesworddanceandthecolourfulpeacockdance.d)Oneofthemostfamousballetsiscalled“SwanLake”.e)Inthe1960s,peopledancedwithoutto

4、uchingtheirpartner.Answers:53214TrueorFalse‘TheNutcracker’isafamousAmericaballet.(F)Balletareperformedbyprofessionaldancers.(T)Folkdanceareusuallypopularforonlyashorttime.(F)YanggeisperformedinChristmascelebration.(F)RumbaandCha-Chaarefolkdances.(F)African-Americanrhythmandmovementsplayanimp

5、ortantpartinthedevelopmentofpopulardance.(T)Populardancearetaughtfromonegenerationtoanother.(F)Post-ReadingReadthetextagainandanswerthesequestions.1Whostartedfolkdance?Ordinarypeople.2Whatisthemaindifferencebetweenfolkandpopulardances?Populardancesareusuallypopularforonlyashorttime.3Whatisab

6、allroomdancethatcamefromfolkdance?Waltz.4WhydidalotofnewdancescomefromtheUnitedStates?Themixingofimmigrantculturesproducednewformsofdance.5Whattypeofdancingbecamepopularinthemid-1980s?Breakdancing.VocabularyMakecompoundwordsbymatchingonewordfromeachlist.AfricanknownAfrican-AmericanballAmeric

7、anballroomrockroomrockmusicartdanceartformwell1980swell-knownmidformmid-1980sfolkmusicfolkdanceMatchfourwordsfromExercise5withtheirdefinitions.1adj.knownbymanypeople2noun.atraditionaldancefromaspecificcommunity3noun.alargeroomforformalsocialdancing