"Bird's Paradise" PPT courseware 8

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"Bird's Paradise" PPT courseware 8

Exploring Paradise

1: What does “heaven” refer to?

"Heaven" refers to: Some religions refer to the beautiful place where the soul lives after death. A metaphor for a beautiful living environment.

2: What does bird’s paradise mean? What is it like?

Big Banyan Tree: This big banyan tree has a history of 500 years on the Tianma River in Xinhui County, Guangdong Province. Every year it grows many roots, which hang upside down from the tree, burrow into the soil, and grow out again after a while. New branches come. It continues to grow in this way and covers an area of ​​16 acres. It is called the "sacred tree" and "the paradise in heaven" by the locals. And because there are many birds living on it, it is called a "bird's paradise".

First reading of the text, overall perception:

1. Read the text freely and draw new words in the text to teach yourself. It is required to read the pronunciation of the characters accurately, remember the glyphs, and understand the meaning of the words with the help of reference books and the context.

2. Read the text smoothly and correctly.

read it

máng jiǎng lǜ róng

white paddle board regular banyan tree

xì yào yìng xiá pāo

Gap shines, overwhelmed, abandoned

chàn cù

trembling cluster

solution words

Uncountable: There is no way to count, describing a large quantity.

Overwhelmed: It describes that there are too many people or things to handle, and it is difficult to accommodate them. There are too many birds in the article to be seen.

Lingering: reluctant to leave.

Synonyms: lush - dense Antonyms: approaching - far away

Continuously - continuously Silence - noisy

gradually - gradually light - darkness

show - unfold, flourish - wither

flutter - jitter

approach - approach

Uncountable - Countless

Overwhelmed - overwhelmed

Read the text silently and think: How many times did Grandpa Ba Jin pass by Bird’s Paradise? What difference do you see?

twice

The first time was at dusk, when all the birds were roosting, so the author focused on describing the "paradise" - the strange scene of the big banyan tree.

The second time was the next morning, when the sun had just risen, which was when the birds were most active, so the focus was on the "residents" of "heaven" - the lively activities of the birds.

Read the text silently again and think about the order in which the author wrote this text.

According to the order of tour

Part One (1-4) The author went out boating with his friends for fun.

Part 2 (5-9) The first time I passed through the Bird’s Paradise and saw the big banyan tree.

The third part (10-13) Passed through the bird paradise for the second time and saw the scene of birds having fun.

Part 4 (14) The author’s remembrance and praise of the bird’s paradise

1. Lots of birds

(1) As we continued to clap, the trees became lively, with bird sounds and shadows everywhere.

(Two "everywhere" means there are many birds)

(2) I watched attentively, my eyes were overwhelmed, I saw this one clearly, then missed that one, saw that one, and the other one flew up again.

Overwhelmed: There are too many people or things coming, and there is not enough to receive them. This refers to the fact that there are so many birds that the eyes cannot see them.

("Overwhelmed" means there are too many birds)

2. Birds are happy

(1) "Big ones, small ones, flowery ones, black ones, some standing

They screamed on the branches, some flew up, and some flapped their wings. "

(Some...some...some...) It shows that birds have many postures

(2) "A blackbird flew up. Frightened by our applause, it flew into the leaves again, stood on a twig and screamed excitedly. The song was so beautiful."

(Imagine what other birds are on the tree, and what kind of birds are they?)

Why is the first one quoted and the second one not?

The first quotation mark is because it is quoting someone else's words, referring to the big banyan tree.

The second one is not in quotation marks because the author saw with his own eyes the joy, freedom and happiness of birds living in this big banyan tree, which is a real paradise for birds.

Summarize

The big banyan tree has been endowed with vigorous vitality by nature and has become a paradise for birds. As humans, we must also protect animals, the environment, and nature.

You say it, I say it, let’s all say it together

1. What does "Bird's Paradise" mean?

"Birds' paradise" means that the big banyan tree is a paradise for birds to live.

2. Why is Bird’s Paradise mentioned several times in the text, some with quotation marks and some without?

The first four quotation marks of "Bird's Paradise" are the author quoting someone else's words, indicating a specific title, which is an exaggerated description of the big banyan tree;

"Birds' paradise" without quotation marks is because after the author saw the big banyan tree with his own eyes, he felt that the birds' life was as free and happy as in heaven. In the author's heart, the big banyan tree was truly a bird's paradise.

trust yourself

Excerpt your favorite sentences from the article and recite them.

Try to describe a scene using a combination of static and dynamic methods.

Based on the content of the text and collecting relevant materials, a small tour guide will write a commentary to introduce the wonders of Bird Paradise.

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