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A well-known item of Japanese traditional clothing is the kimono.
Today, hardly anyone wears kimonos except on special occasions like marriages and national celebrations.
4. Learn about the world traditional fashion culture.
Step 1 Review
1. Revise the Object clauses we have learned.
幻灯片展示，学生口头练习，教师进行检测。
2，Revise the key points in Topic 3.
another / more
be famous for / as /to
either ….or / both…and
3, Please look at the following sentences. Try to answer my questions about the object clauses. Sum up the object clauses by yourselves. Then go through “Grammar focus” and “Useful expressions” in Topic 3.
Step 2 Presentation
1.T: Read 1a as quickly as you can and guess the meanings of the new words.
2.T: Read 1a again, and mark True (T) or False (F).
(1) The most widely known item of American clothing is blue jeans.
(2) Jeans are the most popular choices of clothing for young people only in America.
(3) Traditionally the kimono was made of silk.
(4) Today, many people wear kimonos except on special occasions like marriages and national celebrations.
3. T: Now, please discuss with your partner and find out the useful phrases and difficult sentences in 1a. Go!
4. T: Now, boys and girls, please look at the form and finish 1b according to 1a.
Step 3 Consolidation
1. T: Listen to 1a carefully, read after the tape and pay attention to the pronunciation and intonation.
2. T: Now, read the passage again by yourselves. And try to get the main idea.
3.T: Now, boys and girls, discuss with your partner and try to find the answers to the questions.
T: Well done! Now, please try to retell the passage in your own words. The answers to the questions may help you.
T: Time is up. Who wants to have a try?
Step 4 Practice
1.T: Jenny and I went to Wangfujing Street yesterday. Do you want to know what we did there? Please listen to 2 and pay attention to the new words “outside” and “saleswoman” in the passage, then mark True (T) or False (F) according to what you hear.
2. (1) I know (that) he is a Canadian athlete.
(2) Can you tell me if it’s polite to eat with your arms or elbows on the table in America?