Bài giảng môn Tiếng anh Khối 8 - Unit 3, Lesson 5: Skills 1

WELCOME TO OUR CLASSquestionsTF1. There are more than 54 groups in Viet Nam.2. Most ethnic groups live mainly on hunting.3. The Khmer live mainly in the Southern provinces.4. All the groups have the same languages.5. The Odu have the smallest population.6. The Yao grow rice on the terraced fields.FTTFFQUIZ1TquestionsTF7. We can see terraced fields in Red river Delta.8. Each ethnic group has their own costumes.9. The H’mong in Sapa speak English well.10. The Viet mainly live in stilt houses.TFQUIZ2TF There are three groups of the ThaiThe white ThaiThe red ThaiThe black Thai * How many Thai groups are there ? Unit 3: PEOPLES OF VIET NAMLesson 5: Skills 1 II- Reading Work in pairs. Answer the questions.1, What is the Thai’s population? 2, Where do they live?3, Which group does the Thai language belong to?4, What do they do to earn their living?5, How do they hold festivals and ceremonies? The Thai have a population of one and a half million people.The live in the provinces of Lai Chau, Son La, Yen bai, Hoa Binh, Thanh Hoa and Nghe An.The Thai language belongs to the Tay-Thai group.(To earn their living,) they grow rice and other crops on burn-out land. They also raise cattle and poultry for their own use. They also make bamboo items and weave cloth.The Thai hold festivals and ceremonies with alternative songs between boys and girls and many traditional games.III- Speaking1, The Thai’s population: 2, Where they live:3, The Thai language: 4, What they do to earn their living ( production activities):5, Festivals and ceremonies one and a half million people. Lai Chau, Son La, Yen bai, Hoa Binh, Thanh Hoa and Nghe An. the Tay-Thai group. - grow rice and other crops on the burn-out land. - raise cattle and poultry . -make bamboo items and weave cloth. - alternative songs between boys and girls - many traditional games.1.Talk about the ThaiSơn LaHòa BìnhLai ChâuYên BáiNghệ AnThanh Hóaone and a half million people.language / Tay-Thai group.grow rice / other crops /burn-out land. They /raise cattle / poultry. They /make bamboo items / weave cloth.festivals and ceremonies / alternative / traditional games. Population: 74,500Regions: Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Thua Thien-HueLanguage: Mon- Khmer groupProductions: growing rice on terraced fields, raising cattle and poultryFestivals: ceremonies before sowing seedsPopulation: 1,260,600Regions: provinces of Mekong DeltaLanguage: Mon- Khmer group, writing system.Productions: growing rice, making sugar, raising cattle and poultryFestivals: Chaul Chnam Thmay, Greeting -the -Moon.The Bru-Van KieuThe Khmer2.Talk about the Bru-Van Kieu or the Khmer The Bru-Van Kieu peoplePopulation: about 74,500Regions: Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Thua Thien – HueLanguage: Mon-Khmer groupProduction activities: growing rice/ terraced fields, raising cattle and poultryFestivals: ceremonies before sowing seeds The Khmer peoplePopulation : about 1,260,600 peopleRegions: provinces of Mekong River DeltaLanguage: Mon-Khmer group, writing systemProduction activities: growing rice, raising cattle and poultry, making sugarFestivals: two main holidays: Chaul Chnam Thmey (New Year) and Greeting-the-Moon festivalMain features of the ThaiLanguageHousingSpecial foodProduction activitiesFestivals and ceremoniesHOMEWORK1. Learn by heart new words.2. Write a paragraph (about 100 words) about an ethnic group you know.3. Prepare Unit 3: Skills 2 (Listenning and writing) The Bru-Van Kieu have a population of about 74,500 people. They mostly live in the mountainous regions of Quang Binh, Quang Tri and Thua Thien-Hue provinces. Their language belongs to the Mon – Khmer group. They grow rice on terraced fields, raise cattle and poultry to earn their living. They hold main festivals before sowing seeds. The Khmer people have a population of about 1,260,600 people. They mostly live in the provinces of Mekong Detal. Their language belongs to the Mon – Khmer group. They even have their own writing system. They grow rice, raise cattle and poultry to earn their living. They also make sugar. They have two main holidays: Chaul Chnam Thmey (New Year) and Greeting – the- Moon (Ooc-Bom-Boc) festival.