"Children Counting Stars" PPT courseware

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"Children Counting Stars" PPT courseware

At night, the stars in the sky are like countless pearls scattered on the jasper plate. A child was sitting in the yard with his grandfather, raising his head and counting the stars one by one until he counted hundreds.

Find your favorite sentence and read it twice. Think about it why you like reading this sentence?

(1) There are countless stars in the sky;

(2) The stars in the sky are like countless pearls scattered on a jasper plate.

Grandpa said: "There are so many stars, twinkling and twinkling, can you count them all?"

The child said: "If you can see it, you should be able to count it clearly. I was afraid that the number would be too heavy, so I counted very slowly."

Grandpa said: "Our ancestors divided the stars into groups and gave them names. If you count them in groups, it will be difficult to count."

After studying "The Child Counting Stars", I know that because of Zhang Heng ( ), so ( ).

Classwork:

Do you want to ask a question to the stars? Please write it down in your storybook!

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Download the PPT courseware of "The Child Counting Stars" Part One: Information Package Zhang Heng was a scientist and writer of the Eastern Han Dynasty. A native of Xi'e, Nanyang, Henan, created the world's first armillary sphere that used water power to rotate and the wind seismograph that measured the location of earthquakes. He was also one of the six great painters of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

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"Children Counting Stars" PPT teaching courseware Part One: Information Treasure Bag Big Dipper, referred to as Big Dipper. Seven bright stars arranged in a bucket (or spoon) shape in the northern sky. Polaris can be found at the point where the line connecting the two stars at the front end of the spoon is extended about 5 times, so the two stars are also called the fingers..

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"Children Counting Stars" PPT Download Part One: Learning Objectives: 1. I need to be able to recognize 19 new characters, recognize numbers, convert these two polyphonic characters, and be able to write the four characters Yin, Zhensong, and Fa. 2. I can read the text correctly and fluently. ... ... ... The child counting stars...

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Update Time: 2024-11-22

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