"Looking for Camels" PPT courseware 6

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"Looking for Camels" PPT courseware 6

Introduction to camels

There is a water bladder in the camel's stomach, which can store a lot of water; more than 100 kilograms of fat are stored in the camel's hump, which can be converted into water energy when necessary to maintain the camel's life activities. Therefore, in the desert, you can go for thirty to forty days without eating or drinking, which is suitable for long-distance treks. The domestic camel became the main means of transportation for humans in the desert.

There are two types of camels, the dromedary camel with one hump and the bactrian camel with two humps. Dromedary camels are relatively tall and can walk and run in the desert. They can transport goods and carry people. Bactrian camels have stubby limbs and are better suited for walking on gravel and snow. Camel is also synonymous with hackers. Unlike other animals, camels are particularly resistant to hunger and thirst. People can ride camels across the desert. Camels are also known as the "Ship of the Desert". Fat is stored in the camel's hump. When the camel cannot get food, this fat can be decomposed into the nutrients needed by the camel's body for the camel's survival needs. Camels can go without food for four or five days because of the fat in their humps. In addition, there are many small bottle-shaped bubbles in the camel's stomach, which are where the camel stores water. The water in these "bottles" means that the camel's life will not be in danger even if it does not drink water for several days.

Tips for self-study

1. Read the text aloud freely and think about it while reading. What is the main thing about the text?

2. What does the merchant’s lost camel look like?

3. How did the old man know what this camel looked like?

Ask students to read the text in the way you like, and then think about how the businessman, the old man, and the camel in the text are connected, and find the answer from the book.

read read recognize

camel lame carrying honey

Angrily chewing to the end

Take it easy, as expected

Discussion at the same table:

Why can the old man guide the businessman to find a camel without ever seeing a camel? What is the old man's judgment on the characteristics of camels?

Just now I saw camel's footprints on the road, which were deeper on the right and shallower on the left. I knew that the camel's left foot was a little lame.

Because (the old man saw camel footprints on the road, which were deeper on the right and lighter on the left),

So (know that the camel’s left foot is a little lame.).

I also saw some honey on the left side of the road and some rice on the right side. I thought the camel must be carrying these two things.

Because (the old man saw some honey on the left side of the road and some rice on the right side),

So (the camel must be carrying these two things).

Thought questions

1. What are the characteristics of the camel lost by the merchant?

2. How did the old man know these characteristics of camels?

3. Did the merchant find the camel?

What does the word "sure enough" mean?

After learning this, what kind of person do you think the old man is? What did you learn from him?

think:

Why didn't the old man ask the businessman to follow the direction of the leaves, rice and honey, but instead asked the businessman to follow the camel's footprints? Why?

The camel you asked about,

Is your left foot a little lame?

Is there honey on the left and rice on the right?

Is there a missing tooth?

Sentence comparison:

After hearing this, the businessman followed the old man's instructions and searched all the way, and sure enough he found the lost camel.

The businessman listened, followed the old man's instructions and searched all the way, and found the lost camel.

Operation

Tell your parents the story you learned today.

Observing the things around you, what new discoveries will you make? Prepare to share your new discoveries with everyone in the oral communication class.

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