"Elephant's Ears" PPT (Lesson 2)

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"Elephant's Ears" PPT (Lesson 2)

Part One: Lesson Objectives

1. Role-play, read the dialogue between animals, and understand the text content. (difficulty)

2. Talk about why the elephant finally said "I am my family and I am my family". (difficulty)

Review import

Like drooping, erecting bamboo poles and dancing

headache upset fluttering meet rabbit

Peace of mind, the best one, fast and slow

Elephant Ears PPT, Part 2: Interpretation of the text

Freely read paragraph 1 and think about the following questions:

Think about the shape of an elephant's ears and why one droops.

Students find words that describe elephant ears and draw them.

Read paragraphs 2-7 by name and think about the following questions:

Think about the reaction of other animals after scissors and the elephant's ears droop, and draw them.

Why do other animals say that the elephant's ears are sick when they see the elephant's ears drooping?

Understand the meaning of "uneasy".

Play the recording of segments 8-13 and think about the following questions:

Think: Why is the elephant restless?

Students find the statement that the elephant makes its ears prick up.

Students talk: What happened after the elephant made its ears stand up? What does this mean?

Ending: Everyone discussed why the elephant finally said, "I am who I am."

What should we learn from elephants?

(Recognize the difference between yourself and others and have the ability to think independently)

Elephant Ears PPT, Part 3: Class Assignments

1. Fill in the correct modal particles according to the text content.

1. Elephant, your ears are really droopy?

2. The elephant said: "I'd better let my ears droop. People are other people, and I am me."

3. The elephant said to himself: "They all look so familiar. Is there really something wrong with my ears?"

2. Write according to the pattern.

1.Example: Talking to oneself

Self-talk, self-sing, self-exaltation, self-reliance, self-destruction

2.Example: I have a headache and feel upset

Happy, excited, big, rosy, cold, and hungry

3. I will use the dotted part to make sentences.

Example: The elephant has a pair of big ears that droop like fans.

The maple tree by the river is very big, like a big green umbrella.

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