"Primroses that Change Color" PPT Courseware 3

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"Primroses that Change Color" PPT Courseware 3

Think about it:

Classmates, do you know primroses? Do you know what colors primroses come in?

Word learning:

kettle fishing gives softness

stretch cluster act childish

Word explanation:

1. Childish: simple-minded and lack of experience

2. Do whatever you want: do whatever you want

3. Guozhen: true, indeed

4. Emerging: the leaves are just exposed

5. Respect: Very respectful; serious and polite

Text understanding:

1. Why did Darwin think that primroses should come in various colors?

Because people can change the color of flowers.

2. What kind of child can we tell from this incident about little Darwin?

He has been a child who loves flowers, plants, labor and thinking since he was a child.

3. What is the father’s attitude towards little Darwin’s novel ideas?

He thought this was a naive idea of ​​a child and completely impossible.

4. What did little Darwin think about his father’s answer?

He was dissatisfied from the bottom of his heart. He thought: "I will definitely try to make the flower change color and turn it into a red primrose for you to see."

5. How did little Darwin cultivate red primulas?

He put a bouquet of white primroses in a red inkpot, and the next day it turned red.

6. What is different about little Darwin?

He is good at observing things, and he is even better at using his brain, thinking about things that others dare not think of, and doing things that others dare not do.

Why didn’t the enthusiastic Romanian host introduce various flowers and plants in order?

Because he wanted to take us to see "Chinese Grass" first.

Why does the owner think Chinese people look like mimosa?

Because Chinese people are very humble, mimosa also has this characteristic.

Why do people anthropomorphize plants? Do you know what plants symbolize what?

Because the growth characteristics and shapes of some plants are loved by people, and they are associated with some excellent qualities of human beings, this anthropomorphic approach was adopted. For example, the lotus is said to "come out of the mud but remains unstained", symbolizing purity; the green pine is tall and tall and is not afraid of severe cold, and is regarded as a symbol of bravery and perseverance.

discuss:

Natural phenomena and scientific knowledge are everywhere in life. Please discuss the topic of this lesson "The Color of Flowers and the Symbol of Mimosa".

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