"Children Make Ice" Three Ancient Poems PPT

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"Children Make Ice" Three Ancient Poems PPT

Part One: Reading Aids

Get closer to the author

Yang Wanli:

The courtesy name is Tingxiu, the name is Chengzhai, male, Han nationality. A native of Jishui, Jizhou (now Jishui County, Jiangxi Province). He was an outstanding poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. Together with You Miao, Fan Chengda and Lu You, he was known as the "Four Great Zhongxing Poets" and "The Four Great Masters of the Southern Song Dynasty".

Main works: "Sent Off to Lin Zifang at Dawn from Jingci Temple", "Little Pond", etc.

learning target

1. Be able to recognize 2 new words in this lesson and write 1 new word.

2. Read and recite ancient poems emotionally. While reading, imagine the scene in the poem and experience the fun. (emphasis)

3. Understand the author’s praise for the innocent, lovely, hard-working and capable rural children in the poem. (difficulty)

Children making ice PPT, part 2: self-reading tips

Ask the students to read the ancient poem freely, pay attention to the correct pronunciation of the characters, read the sentences thoroughly, and read the difficult parts several times.

Check self-reading status

Read the text by name, and students will comment on each other: whether the pronunciation of the characters is correct and whether the sentences are smooth.

understand words

【Children】【Golden basin off the dawn ice】【Take】【Zheng】【Chime】【Glass】

I can write

dawn

Structure: left and right

Sequence: X Radical: Day

Group words: break of dawn, travel at dawn and stay overnight

Sentence: We traveled overnight and walked for a full month before reaching our destination.

Writing instructions: narrow on the left and wide on the right, with "Yao" on the right. Don't write more.

Children making ice PPT, the third part: reading and explaining doubts

Childish making ice

【Song Dynasty】Yang Wanli

The child's golden basin sheds the ice, and the colored silk threads are used as silver rings.

The sound of a jade chime made its way through the forest, and suddenly there was the sound of broken glass.

Poetic: A child wakes up in the morning, scoops out the ice from a copper basin with solid ice, and threads it with colored silk to use as a hammer. The sound of knocking sounded like a jade chime through the woods, and suddenly the ice fell to the ground and made a shattering sound like glass.

The child's golden basin sheds the ice, and the colored silk threads are used as silver rings.

Verbs such as "take off" and "put on" vividly express the actions of children making ice.

Read the following poem, talk about what kind of scene appears in front of you, and experience the fun in it.

The child's golden basin sheds the ice at dawn, and the colored silk threads are used as silver rings.

In the early morning, the children carefully took out the frozen ice cubes from the copper basin, tied them with colorful silk threads, held them in their hands, and struck them as silver coins. From it, you can experience the children's joyful enjoyment.

From what aspects does the poem describe the situation of a child making ice?

In terms of color, the "golden" plate of "colored" silk penetrates the "silver" ice; in terms of shape, the ice coming out of the "golden plate" is like a "silver chime"; in terms of sound, it has the high pitch of "the sound of a jade chime piercing the forest" and the sound of "silver" ice. The crisp sound of "glass breaking". It is tangible, colorful and sound, and vividly expresses the infinite fun of children playing ice.

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The child was making ice, and suddenly the ice cube fell to the ground and broke into pieces. What thoughts will the child have in mind at this time?

It's such a pity that I broke the good silver sword. I had to freeze another one in a gold basin tonight.

Childish Ice PPT, Part 4: Structure and Purpose

Text structure

Jinpenxiao takes off the ice

Wearing silk as a silver medal

The jade chime rings through the forest

The sound of breaking glass

Text gist

"Children Making Ice" depicts the scene of children making ice in winter. The shapes, colors and sounds of the ice are vividly depicted, showing the children's joy of enjoying themselves.

Class summary

"Children Making Ice" was written by Yang Wanli, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. The four lines of the poem, starting from the child's childish and playful psychology, describe a childish and poetic scene of "playing off the ice" for readers.

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"Zhizi Ningbing" PPT courseware Zhizi Ningbing [Song Dynasty] Yang Wanli The child's golden basin takes off the dawn ice, and the colorful silk threads are used as silver ceremonials. The sound of a jade chime made its way through the forest, and suddenly there was the sound of broken glass. Get to know the poet Yang Wanli (AD 1127-1206), courtesy name Tingxiu, nickname Chengzhai, Jishui (now...

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