"A Horseshoe Nail" PPT Courseware 2

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"A Horseshoe Nail" PPT Courseware 2

Grasp the overall picture and clarify the ideas of the article

(1) The cause of the war - the fight for the throne

(2-12) Preparation before war-nailing horseshoes

(13-15) The course and result of the war - the horseshoe was dropped and the battle was defeated.

(16-17) Reasons for King Richard’s defeat.

Study 2-12 natural paragraphs

If you were asked to play the groom and the blacksmith, how would you read it? Ask classmates to read aloud in different roles.

Study 13-15 natural paragraphs

Tell us about the battle in your own words?

Richard led the army towards the enemy and encouraged the soldiers to repel the enemy. Suddenly the horseshoe fell off and the horse fell. Richard fell to the ground. Seeing Richard like this, the soldiers also turned around and ran away. The army collapsed and Richard was killed. Caught and lost to Henry.

Learn 16-17 natural paragraphs

A nail is missing, a horseshoe is dropped;

A horseshoe fell, and a war horse fell;

A war horse fell and a battle was lost;

A battle was lost and a country was lost.

All this is because there is one horseshoe nail missing.

Summary and expansion

1. What kind of people do you think the groom and the blacksmith are?

2. What insights did you get from studying this text?

Read it, memorize it

A thousand miles begins with a single step.

1% error brings 100% failure.

If you want to be better than others, you can only compete in every little thing.

A thousand-mile embankment collapsed in an ant nest.

details make a difference.

Small things make big things happen, details make perfect.

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