"Exceptionally delicious dumplings" PPT

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"Exceptionally delicious dumplings" PPT

Part One: Learning Objectives

1. Be able to recognize the 9 new characters "te, dumpling, invite, hug, hug, clever, mold, mess with, and duan", and be able to write the 9 new characters "eat, learn, send, force, bag, sample, a few, less, rice" New words. (emphasis)

2. Read the text correctly, fluently and emotionally. (emphasis)

3. Understand the traditional customs of the Spring Festival and feel the traditional culture of the Chinese nation. (difficulty)

Very delicious dumplings PPT, part 2: word learning

Semi-enveloping structure: send, package, invite

Single body structure: force, number, less

Upper and lower structure: study, mess

Left and right structures: eat, sample, rice, special, dumpling, hug, hug, clever, mold, and end

Send ( ) card Show ( ) out

Invite (yāo qǐn�): Invite someone to your place or to an agreed place.

Hot (rè tén� tén�): describes the appearance of steaming steam.

dexterity (xīn lín� shǒu qiǎo): quick mind and dexterous hands, describing a person who is smart and capable.

Very delicious dumplings PPT, part 3: Classroom questions

Ask students to read the text with the following questions.

key problem:

How did two foreign classmates make dumplings?

Beads question:

1. Who did “I” invite to my home?

2. What do Elle and Nyerere look like?

3. How do the dumplings "we" make taste?

Very delicious dumplings PPT, part 4: text explanation

Paragraph 1: Write "I" to invite foreign students to your home.

Paragraph 2: Briefly introduce two foreign students.

Paragraph 3: Write about the process of making dumplings.

Paragraph 4: Write about us tasting the dumplings made by ourselves.

The three of us learned to make dumplings from our mother. Aili is very clever and makes decent dumplings. Nyerere didn't make many dumplings, but his face was stained with a lot of flour, which made everyone laugh.

It describes the characteristics of Ellie and Nyerere learning to make dumplings: Ellie is clever and can make decent dumplings, while Nyerere can’t make many dumplings even though he has a lot of flour on them.

Particularly delicious dumplings PPT, part 5: the main theme of the text

This article vividly describes "I" inviting foreign classmates to make dumplings together during the Spring Festival, and expresses the beautiful feelings of getting along well with foreign children.

Classroom development

Eating dumplings during the Winter Solstice

The proverb (yàn) goes: "On October 1st, when the winter solstice arrives, every household eats dumplings." Every year on the winter solstice of the lunar calendar, northerners are accustomed to eating dumplings. Regardless of whether they are rich or poor, dumplings have become an essential holiday meal.

Where did the dumplings, which have thin skin, tender fillings, delicious taste, and unique shapes that you can never tire of eating, come from? According to legend, it was first invented by Zhang Zhong (zhòn�) Jing Shuài (shuài), a medical genius of the Eastern Han Dynasty in my country who was known as the "Sage of Medicine".

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, disasters were severe in various places, and many people suffered from (huàn) diseases (jí). Zhang Zhongjing, who was the governor of Changsha at the time, visited patients, administered medicine, and practiced medicine while serving as an official. Later, he resolutely resigned and returned to his hometown, where he took the pulse (mài) of many neighboring people. When he returned home, it was winter. He saw that the folks on both sides of the Baihe River were emaciated and hungry, and many of them had their ears rotten by the cold. He asked his disciples to set up a medical tent and a large pot in Dongguan, Nanyang, and use "Jiao Er" to treat chilblains on the winter solstice. He put the mutton and some anti-cold medicinal materials in a pot and boiled it (áo), then took out the mutton and the medicinal materials, chopped them into pieces, and used bread to make "Jiao Er" like ears. After cooking, Each person who came to ask for medicine was given two "Jiao Er" and a large bowl of broth. People ate "Jiao Er" and drank "Quhan Tang", their whole bodies became warm, their ears felt hot, and their frostbitten ears were cured. Later generations imitated the "Jiao Er" appearance and wrapped them into food, also called "dumplings" or "Bian (biǎn) food". In order not to forget the kindness of Zhang Zhongjing, the "Medical Saint", with his "Jiaoer Soup" to dispel cold, people must eat dumplings when the winter solstice arrives, and this traditional custom has gradually been followed to this day.

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