"Supper with the Bradshaws" Culture Shapes Us PPT courseware download

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"Supper with the Bradshaws" Culture Shapes Us PPT courseware download

Part One: New Words

1. chalk n. chalk

e.g. I can get some chalk for you.

I can give you some chalk.

2. tradition n. tradition

3. reaction n. reaction

4. react v. react

5. officer n. government official

e.g. Li Dong’s uncle is a police officer.

Li Dong's uncle is a police officer.

6. gun n. gun

e.g. The man with a gun in his hand is a robber.

The man with the gun is a robber.

7. doll n. doll; doll

Supper with the BradshawsPPT, Part 2: Think about it

How do you react when you receive a gift you don’t like?

When your family visits another, what do you usually take as a gift?

Reading

Read the lesson and write true (T) or false (F).

1. Li Ming liked Mr. Bradshaw’s cookies. ( )

2. Li Ming accepted Mr. Bradshaw’s gift although he didn’t like it.( )

3. Debbie liked the toy gun that Danny gave her as a Christmas gift. ( )

4. Danny is planning another trip to Chinatown. ( )

Supper with the BradshawsPPT, Part 3: Language points

1. At the end of the meal, Mr. Bradshaw opened a box of cookies he had brought from home.

Toward the end of the meal, Mr. Bradshaw opened a box of biscuits he had brought from home.

at the end of means "at the end of".

e.g. The great man died at the end of 1942.

The great man passed away at the end of 1942.

I saw an old friend at the end of the room.

I saw an old friend at the end of the room.

Note: in the end is not followed by the phrase of.

in the end and at the end of

in the end means "finally; finally", which is equivalent to finally, and often acts as an independent adverbial.

at the end of means "at the end of...; at the end of...".

【use】

According to the meaning of the sentence, choose in the end or at the end of to fill in the blank.

(1) I’ll wait for you _____________ the street.

(2) I hope everything will be all right _________.

(3) They didn’t get married _____________.

2. We each took a cookie and ate it.

We each picked up a cookie and ate it.

Each is used as the appositive of we in this sentence. At this time, the predicate verb should be pluralized according to we.

e.g. They each have received a letter from America.

Each of them received a letter from the United States.

Each is the subject alone, and the predicate verb is in singular form.

e.g. Each agree with me.

Everyone agrees with me.

The phrase "each of" serves as the subject, and the predicate verb can be in singular or plural form.

e.g. Each of them is / are to pay his / their own fine.

Each of them had to pay his own fine.

Supper with the BradshawsPPT, Part 4: Classroom Exercises

Complete the passage with the correct forms of the words in the box.

officer gun praise catch reaction

There was a robbery yesterday afternoon. Two men rushed into the City Bank with ______ in their hands. All the people were scared except a smart clerk.

She ________ quickly and pushed the alarm immediately. Soon the robbers ___________ by the police ________. Fortunately, there was no loss or injuries. This clerk ____________ by the mayor.

Let’s do a quick quiz!

You know about Santa Claus, don't you? He's that man in red clothes. He has a long, white beard. He wears black boots. He says, "Ho! Ho! Ho!" He and Christmas go together. Over the years, the stories about Santa Claus have grown.

He has an address, a special type of transportation and a special way to get into children’s houses. Do you know what they are? Let’s do a quiz!

1. Where does Santa Claus live?

It is said that Santa Claus lives at the North Pole.

2. Santa rides in a sleigh. What animals pull his sleigh?

Reindeer pull Santa’s sleigh.

3. Children believe that Santa visits them on Christmas Eve.

How does he get into their houses?

Santa comes down the chimney. When he leaves, he goes up the chimney.

Supper with the BradshawsPPT, Part 5: Homework

Bring in or draw pictures about past holiday celebrations you have had with your family and friends.

Tell the class about the picture.

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