Bài giảng Tiếng Anh Lớp 8 Global Success - Unit 5: Our customs and traditions - Lesson 4: Communication

 Unit 5 OUR CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS
 LESSON 4: COMMUNICATION
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 t LESSON 4: COMMUNICATION
WARM-UP Discussion
 • Task 1: Listen and read the dialogue.
 EVERYDAY ENGLISH • Task 2. Work in pairs. Make similar conversations with 
 the following situations
 • Task 3. Read the text about the lion dance in Japan 
PRACTICE and complete the table with the information from the 
 text. 
 • Task 4: Work in groups. Read Mai’s notes on the 
 Vietnamese unicorn dance. Compare the Vietnamese 
 unicorn dance with the Japanese lion dance
 •
 CONSOLIDATION Wrap-up
 • Home work WARM-UP
 What the child is doing?
 Is she behaving well at the table?
 Can you give me some examples 
 of table manners?
 - Wait for the the table 
 arrangement before sitting down.
 - Wait for the oldest people to 
 start first.
 ....... EVERYDAY ENGLISH
1 Listen and read the conversations. Pay attention to the highlighted sentences.
 should do
 should NOT do EVERYDAY ENGLISH
2 Work in pairs. Make similar conversations with the following situations.
 Student A is travelling to Sa Pa in winter. 
 He / She doesn’t know what to wear. 
 Student B gives advice. LESSON 4: COMMUNICATION
WARM-UP Discussion
 • Task 1: Listen and read the dialogue.
 EVERYDAY ENGLISH • Task 2. Work in pairs. Make similar conversations with 
 the following situations
 • Task 3. Read the text about the lion dance in Japan 
PRACTICE and complete the table with the information from the 
 text. 
 • Task 4: Work in groups. Read Mai’s notes on the 
 Vietnamese unicorn dance. Compare the Vietnamese 
 unicorn dance with the Japanese lion dance PRACTICE
3 Read the passage and choose the correct title for it. 
 The lion dance is called shishi-mai in Japanese. People perform it during 
 New Year celebrations. Shishi-mai groups also perform at other important 
 occasions such as business openings and weddings.Most forms of shishi-
 mai have one or more people performing the dance. The performers are 
 excellent at acrobatics. One person controls the lion’s head and the other 
 moves the lion’s body. The lion dances to the sounds of flutes and drums. 
 The drummers and flute players often follow the lion around, but they do 
 not dance with it. The Japanese perform shishi-mai to chase away bad 
 spirits and to bring good luck. PRACTICE
 Work in groups. Read Mai’s notes on the Vietnamese unicorn dance. Compare 
4 the Vietnamese unicorn dance with the Japanese lion dance.
 What are the similarities and differences between two pictures? LESSON 4: COMMUNICATION
WARM-UP Discussion
 • Task 1: Listen and read the dialogue.
 EVERYDAY ENGLISH • Task 2. Work in pairs. Make similar conversations with 
 the following situations
 • Task 3. Read the text about the lion dance in Japan 
PRACTICE and complete the table with the information from the 
 text. 
 • Task 4: Work in groups. Read Mai’s notes on the 
 Vietnamese unicorn dance. Compare the Vietnamese 
 unicorn dance with the Japanese lion dance
 •
 CONSOLIDATION Wrap-up
 • Home work CONSOLIDATION
2 HOMEWORK
 ➢ Do exercises in the workbook.
 ➢ Compare Vietnamese Tet Holiday and Chinese Tet Holiday.