THANKSGIVING
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THANKSGIVING
THANKSGIVING1. Story of Thanksgiving2. Thanksgiving Traditions3. What are you thankful
for?
NEW MATERIAL
STORY OF THANKSGIVINGThe story of Thanksgiving starts with the
Pilgrims. The Pilgrims were people who left England and came to America in 1620, because they wanted to practice their religion freely.
religion:宗教belief in a godor gods
STORY OF THANKSGIVINGThe Pilgrims did not
know how to grow food and how to hunt in America.
They also did not know how to build strong homes. They were very cold.
STORY OF THANKSGIVINGOver half of the Pilgrims died in
the winter of 1620, because they did not know how to survive in America.
survive = to continue to live
STORY OF THANKSGIVINGThe Native Americans
are people who lived in America before anyone else.
In the spring of 1621 some Native Americans started to help the Pilgrims grow food and make homes.
STORY OF THANKSGIVINGThe Native Americans showed
the Pilgrims how to grow: pumpkin, squash and corn.
STORY OF THANKSGIVINGThe Native Americans also
showed the Pilgrims how to hunt turkey.
STORY OF THANKSGIVINGIn the fall of 1621 the Pilgrims
had a lot of food to help them survive the next winter.
STORY OF THANKSGIVINGThe Pilgrims wanted to give thanks to the
Native Americans for their help. They shared their food with the Native Americans at a big meal – the first Thanksgiving celebration!
LET’S PRACTICE!
True or False?1. Religion is a belief in a ghost or ghosts.
2. To survive means to continue to live.
3. The people who left England in 1620 and came to America were called the Patriots.
4. The Native Americans showed the Pilgrims how to grow pumpkin, beans and corn.
5. The Native Americans showed the Pilgrims how to hunt turkey.
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THANKSGIVING TRADITIONSToday Americans celebrate
Thanksgiving by coming together with their families and having a big meal.
THANKSGIVING TRADITIONSA traditional Thanksgiving meal
includes turkey, corn bread, pumpkin pie (cake), mashed potato, gravy and cranberry sauce.
THANKSGIVING TRADITIONSAt the Thanksgiving meal everyone
says what they are thankful and grateful for in their lives.
thankful = 感激的grateful = 感谢
LET’S PRACTICE!
True or False?1. People eat mostly beef for Thanksgiving.
2. People come together mostly with their friends for Thanksgiving.
3. At the Thanksgiving meal people say what they are thankful and grateful for in their lives.
YOUR TURN!
1. Work with a partner.2. Ask your partner questions.3. Listen to your partner’s
answers and take notes.4. Answer your partner’s
questions.
5. Tell the class about your partner.
YOUR TURN!
Thanksgiving Discussion
Directions: Find out three things your partner is thankful or grateful for. Why?
Questions:What is one thing you are thankful for in your life? Why?What is something else you are grateful for? Why?What is one more thing you are thankful for in your life? Why?
Answers:I am thankful for ____________ because ______________.I am grateful for ____________ because ______________.I am also thankful for __________ because ____________.
Thanksgiving Presentation1. Tell us your partner’s name. This is my partner ___________.
2. Tell us two or three things your partner is thankful or grateful for.
- He/she is thankful for ____________________ because ____________________________________________.
- He/she is grateful for ____________________
because ____________________________________________.
- He/she is also thankful for ________________ because ____________________________________________.
Let’s REVIEWWhat is Thanksgiving?A celebration that started when ____________ invited _______________ to have a big meal together. The ___________ did this because the __________________ showed them how to _________ in America.Today people celebrate the holiday by coming together with their ___________, having a big meal and saying what they are __________ for in their lives.