Bài giảng Tiếng Anh 8 - Unit 5: Festivals in Viet Nam (Lesson 5)

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1. UNIT 5/ FESTIVALS IN VIET NAM Here is where your presentation Lessonbegins 5: Skills 1
2. QUIZ SHOW Play in groups of 3-5 students. 1. 5 questions – 20 secs for each question 2. Raise your board to show your answer 3. If it’s correct, you can answer the next question 4. If it’s incorrect, you’re out of the game 5. The students who can answer the last question win the game
3. What festival is it? 01 QUIZ SHOW A. Huong Pagoda Temple Festival B. Lim Festival C. Do Son Buffalo-fighting Festival D. Hung King Temple Festival
4. Where does the Hung King 02 Temple Festival take place? QUIZ SHOW A. in Ninh Binh B. in Ha Noi C. in Phu Tho D. in Bac Ninh
5. Who do people worship at the 03 Huong Pagoda Festival? QUIZ SHOW A. Hung Kings B. Saint Giong C. Buddha D. Ancestors
6. When does Do Son Buffalo- 04 fighting Festival take place? QUIZ SHOW A. on the 9th day of the eighth lunar month B. on the 8th day of the ninth lunar month
7. What is NOT a traditional 05 festival of Vietnam? QUIZ SHOW A. Lim Festival B. Songkran Festival C. The Giong Festival D. Mid-Autumn Festival
8. UNIT 5/ FESTIVALS IN VIET NAM Here is where your presentation Lessonbegins 5: Skills 1
9. READING 01
10. Task 1: Below are pictures from websites about festivals in Viet Nam. Answer the following questions. 1. What are the people doing in each picture? 2. Who do people worship at the Hung King Temple Festival? 3. Who do people worship at the Huong Pagoda Festival?
11. Task 2: Now read the information about these festivals to check your ideas. A. The Hung King Temple Festival takes place from the 8th to the 11th day of the third lunar month in Phu Tho. This festival is held to worship the Hung Kings who are the founders and also the first emperors of the nation. The festival features a procession from the foot of the Nghia Linh mountain to the High Temple on top of the mountain. Here, there is a ceremony of offering incense and specialties such as Chung cakes, Day cakes and five-fruit trays to the Kings. Moreover, there are also many joyful activities including bamboo swings, lion dances, wrestling and Xoan singing performances. B. This Buddhist Festival is held annually and lasts for three months from the first to the third lunar month. During the festival, visitors come from all over the country and from overseas to join the procession and make offerings of incense, flowers, fruit and candles to worship Buddha at the pagoda. In addition to the ceremonies, people enjoy activities at this festival such as hiking in the mountains, exploring caves and taking photos of the beautiful scenery.
12. Task 2: Now read the information about these festivals to check your ideas. 1. What are the people doing in each picture? → They are taking part in different activities of the two festivals. 2. Who do people worship at the Hung King Temple Festival? → They worship Hung Kings. 3. Who do people worship at the Huong Pagoda Festival? → They worship Buddha.
13. PRE-TEACH: VOCABULARY A. The Hung King Temple Festival takes place from the 8th to the 11th day of the third lunar month in Phu Tho. This festival is held to worship the Hung Kings who are the founders and also the first emperors of the nation. The festival features a procession from the foot of the Nghia Linh mountain to the High Temple on top of the mountain. Here, there is a ceremony of offering incense and specialities such as Chung cakes, Day cakes and five-fruit trays to the Kings. Moreover, there are also many joyful activities including bamboo swings, lion dances, wrestling and Xoan singing performances. B. This Buddhist Festival is held annually and lasts for three months from the first to the third lunar month. During the festival, visitors come from all over the country and from overseas to join the procession and make offerings of incense, flowers, fruit and candles to worship Buddha at the pagoda. In addition to the ceremonies, people enjoy activities at this festival such as hiking in the mountains, exploring caves and taking photos of the beautiful scenery.
14. PRE-TEACH: VOCABULARY A. The Hung King Temple Festival takes place from the 8th to the 11th day of the third lunar month in Phu Tho. This festival is held to worship the Hung Kings who are the founders and also the first emperors of the nation. The festival features a procession from the foot of the Nghia Linh mountain to the High Temple on top of the mountain. Here, there is a ceremony of offering incense and specialities such as Chung cakes, Day cakes and five-fruit trays to the Kings. Moreover, there are also many joyful activities including bamboo swings, lion dances, wrestling and Xoan singing performances. B. This Buddhist Festival is held annually and lasts for three months from the first to the third lunar month. During the festival, visitors come from all over the country and from overseas to join the procession and make offerings of incense, flowers, fruit and candles to worship Buddha at the pagoda. In addition to the ceremonies, people enjoy activities at this festival such as hiking in the mountains, exploring caves and taking photos of the beautiful scenery.
15. PRE-TEACH: VOCABULARY emperor (n) /ˈempərə(r)/ hoàng đế
16. PRE-TEACH: VOCABULARY feature (v) /ˈfiːtʃə(r)/ có những nét nổi bật là The festival features a procession
17. PRE-TEACH: VOCABULARY joyful (adj) /ˈdʒɔɪfl/ hân hoan, nhiều niềm vui
18. PRE-TEACH: VOCABULARY hiking (n) /ˈhaɪkɪŋ/ (hoạt động) đi bộ đường dài
19. PRE-TEACH: VOCABULARY scenery (n) /ˈsiːnəri/ phong cảnh, cảnh quan
20. PRE-TEACH: VOCABULARY Vocabulary Pronunciation Meaning emperor (n) /ˈempərə(r)/ hoàng đế feature (v) /ˈfiːtʃə(r)/ có những nét nổi bật là joyful (adj) /ˈdʒɔɪfl/ hân hoan, nhiều niềm vui hiking (n) /ˈhaɪkɪŋ/ (hđ) đi bộ đường dài scenery (n) /ˈsiːnəri/ phong cảnh, cảnh quan