UNIT 4. HOLIDAYS AND TOURISM. LESSON I. CULTURE
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UNIT 4: HOLIDAYS & TOURISM
Lesson 4I: Culture
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Warm-up
Objectives
OBJECTIVES
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to: - Know "Aborigines and Maoris". - Do the exercises in the textbook.
Speaking
Look and answer
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answer
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Aborigines the first human inhabitants of Australia about two per cent of Australia’s population are Aborigines
Maoris the original people of New Zealand. about fifteen per cent of the country’s population
Practice
1. Read the text
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2. Use of english
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3.Read and write
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4. Answer the questions
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1. Why do you think the creation of a flag was useful for the Aborigines? It represents all the aboriginal tribes and might help to unite them. 2. Why is ‘walkabout’ so important? It marks a change in status from adolescence to adulthood for males and it teaches them to survive in the desert.
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1. Why are Maoris so interested in looking after the environment ? Because they believe all natural things and living things are connected. 2. How would you be able to know what tribe a Maori adult belongs to ? You would know by looking at their tattoos
5. Listen to a radio
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showing no interest in something
not having any knowledge of something
He is proud of his culture. He knows a lot about it and speaks about it proudly.
6. Listen and answer
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1 What does kia ora mean? It means hello in Maoris 2 What does whenua refer to? It refers to the Maoris’ connection with the land 3 What type of holiday do a lot of tourists go on in New Zealand? They often go on adventure holidays. 4 Which sport are Maoris good at? They are good at rugby 5 What is a haka? It is a traditional Maori war dance
Speaking 2
Work in pairs
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Suggested answer
Both Walkabout and Ta Moko are profound expressions of cultural identity and heritage. They serve to connect individuals to their ancestry, land, and community, while also marking significant life transitions. These customs are valuable not only to the individuals who practice them but also to the broader cultural preservation and pride of their communities.
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Homework
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HOMEWORK
- Review Culture. - Prepare for next lesson.
Thank you
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