五年级上册英语Unit 2 Lesson 7 China 冀教版（三起）Part 1: VocabularyIn this lesson, students will learn about several vocabulary words related to China, including:• tea: a hot drink made by infusing dried leaves of the tea plant in water• dumplings: a small parcel of dough containing a filling such as meat or vegetables, cooked by boiling or steaming• chopsticks: a pair of small thin sticks of wood or plastic, held in one hand and used as utensils to pick up food• lantern: a light consisting of a paper or silk covering over a frame, typically a candle or light bulb is placed inside• dragon: a mythical creature typically depicted as a huge, scaly, fire-breathing lizard or snake with wings and a long tail, often seen as a symbol of ChinaPart 2: GrammarIn this lesson, students will learn about two types of sentences: statements and questions. Statements are used to make a statement or provide information, while questions are used to ask for information.StatementsStatements are sentences that provide information or make a statement about something. They end with a period.Example statements:• China is a country in Asia.• The Great Wall of China is a famous landmark.• Chinese people often drink tea.QuestionsQuestions are sentences that ask for information. They can be answered with a statement or another question. They end with a question mark.Example questions:• What is the capital of China?• Have you ever tried Chinese dumplings?• How do you use chopsticks?Part 3: ActivitiesIn this lesson, students will participate in several activities related to Chinese culture and language.Activity 1: Chinese Food TastingIn this activity, students will have the opportunity to taste Chinese food such as dumplings and tea. They will learn about the importance of food in Chinese culture and how food is often shared with friends and family.Activity 2: Chinese Dragon CraftIn this activity, students will create a Chinese dragon craft using paper, glue, and other materials. They will learn about the significance of the dragon in Chinese culture and mythology.Activity 3: Chinese Language LessonIn this activity, students will learn a few simple Chinese words and phrases such as hello, goodbye, and thank you. They will learn about the importance of language in Chinese culture and how it is used to communicate and express ideas.Part 4: AssessmentIn this lesson, students will be assessed on their understanding of the vocabulary words, sentence types, and cultural knowledge related to China. They may be asked to complete a quiz or participate in a class discussion.ConclusionIn this lesson, students will learn about various aspects of Chinese culture including its food, language, and mythology. They will also learn about sentence types and how to make statements and ask questions. Through these activities, students will develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of China and its rich cultural heritage.。