"Dead Leaf Butterfly" PPT courseware 3

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"Dead Leaf Butterfly" PPT courseware 3

learning target

1. Knowledge goal: read the text thoroughly and accumulate vocabulary.

2. Ability goals: Taste exquisite language and master appreciation skills.

3. Emotional goal: Understand the profound philosophy contained in the article. Understand the author's pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty.

1. Preview test:

1. Master the words: open and close, behavior, dry, haggard, haggard

2. Use the way you like. Read aloud your favorite passages

2. Dial and explore:

Method guidance: four-step self-study method: read the title - read the content - read the structure - read the language

1. Tell me what you understand? Is there anything I still don’t understand that needs help from teachers and classmates?

2. Read language and appreciate philosophy. Method tips:

(1) My favorite sentence is——————, because it writes——.

(2) I most appreciate the - (which sentence) in the text, ----- (which word) is used well, and the good thing is - -

(3) I think ---- which sentence is well written because it uses the rhetorical technique to write ------- and express -------.

(4) I think - which sentence is good because it tells me the truth of ------.

3. Inductive improvement

1. Appreciate language: diction, rhetoric, writing, and emotion.

2. Writing technique: Use objects to describe people.

3. Philosophy: May everything in nature reveal their true nature, expressing the author's pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty.

4. Inspiring education: Students can be consistent in their future lives. They must have not only external beauty, but also inner beauty and treat life sincerely.

4. Test feedback:

Test questions at supermarket of your choice:

1. After studying this lesson, you must have gained a lot. Write down your feelings.

2. If you were given a choice, would you be a colorful butterfly or a dead leaf butterfly? Why? Please write a paragraph based on your own reality.

3. Let your imagination fly: If you were a dead leaf butterfly, what would you say?

Homework assignment:

1. Recite and accumulate favorite sentences.

2. Preview the next lesson.

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