"Dance Watching - Dedicated to the Indian Dancers Kalama Sisters" PPT Courseware 5

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"Dance Watching - Dedicated to the Indian Dancers Kalama Sisters" PPT Courseware 5

learning target

Knowledge and abilities:

1. Accumulate words such as "quiet, dazzling, appropriate, angry, commanding, extremely beautiful, and full of energy".

2. Understand Indian dance art and improve cultural literacy.

Process and methods:

1. Experience the exquisite language charm of the article and learn to use metaphors, parallelism and other rhetorical techniques.

2. Feel the "flying beauty" of dance art and improve your art appreciation ability.

3. Try to figure out how the article uses language to express artistic images.

Emotions, attitudes and values:

Guide students to extensively contact and absorb excellent foreign cultures, broaden their horizons, and cultivate their temperament.

About the Author

Bing Xin (1900-1999), a famous modern female writer and children's writer. Her original name is Xie Wanying, a native of Changle, Fujian. Her writing is fresh and beautiful. His representative works include "Stars", "Spring Water", "For Young Readers", etc.

Read the pronunciation correctly

Frowning ( ) Charming ( )

Extremely beautiful ( ) and doing everything in her power ( )

Appropriate ( ) Chufeng ( )

Anger ( ) pleated skirt ( )

叱咤（ ）花�（ ）

Text explanation

1. What role does the beginning of the text "How should I describe the dance of the Indian Kalama sisters" play in the whole text?

2. What do the four "what if" sentences in paragraphs 2-5 of the text describe respectively in the dance process of the two sisters? What are the expressive effects of using parallelism?

3. What is the role of the two lines of poems quoted by Bai Juyi in the article?

4. Why is it said that Karama "in the carnival of dance, she forgot the audience and herself"?

Troubleshooting

1. In what ways does the text express the "flying beauty" of the Karama sisters' dance?

2. What is dance? Let’s talk about what the main content of Indian dance is?

3. Comparatively read "Guan Wu Ji" and "Ansai Waist Drum".

after class homework

1. Write an imaginary "Watching a Dance" based on the text.

2. Have you read, watched or listened to foreign literary and artistic works (dance, literature, painting, sculpture, film and television, music, etc.)? If so, please give an example of your feelings and share it with your classmates after class.

Discussion and practice answers

1. Such as: "lowering the head deeply and clasping the palms", "long eyebrows...dancing out the joys and sorrows of the poem", "suddenly frowning...making people almost hear the tinkling strings", "the petals of the lotus blooming trembling" "The deer's running and leaping, the peacock's strutting" and "the most exciting thing is the 'snake dance', the slight shaking of the neck, the slight trembling of the shoulders" and so on.

2. Body, clothing, demeanor, mind, etc.

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