"Goose Riding Travel Notes" PPT courseware

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"Goose Riding Travel Notes" PPT courseware

Part One: Introduction of New Course

Students, have you read this book? Can anyone tell me the general content of this book?

Niels, a naughty child who didn't like to study and liked to make pranks, was transformed into a villain by the goblin using magic. He rode on the back of his family's big white goose and went on a magical and magical long journey. Do you want to know what interesting and incredible things Niels has experienced? Let's go into the text and go on adventures with him!

Selma Lagerlof, Swedish female writer, winner of the 1909 Nobel Prize for Literature. "Niels Riding the Goose" is his masterpiece and a children's novel as famous as "Wilde's Fairy Tales" and "Andersen's Fairy Tales" and is world-renowned.

word explanation

To no avail: To do nothing to help or benefit something. The article points out that there is no use for the boy just standing there.

In the face of the law, all titles are of no avail.

Mob: Like a temporary gathering of crows. It is a metaphor for a group of people who are improvised and unorganized. This lesson refers to the boy scolding those chickens.

These bandits are a ragtag bunch and are vulnerable to attack.

Earned: Describes a very proud look. This lesson refers to the cat chanting sutras proudly.

Looking at the two of them looking so proud, they didn't know what happy thing they had encountered.

Despondent: looking depressed. Describes the feeling of being depressed and depressed due to failure or misfortune. This lesson refers to a boy walking out of the bullpen feeling depressed.

A friend is someone who comforts you when you are downcast; a friend is someone who lends you a shoulder to cry on.

Showing weakness: Showing that one is weak and does not dare to compete with the other party.

Eager to try: eager to take action; desire, to want. Describes eagerness to try.

The power of nine oxen and two tigers: the combined strength of nine oxen and two tigers. Describe great power.

Travel Notes PPT on Goose Riding, Part 2: Overall Perception

Read the text freely and tell us which animals have boys bullied?

Little elves, chickens and geese, big black cats and cows.

What do boys do? what is his name? Where did you know that?

Gooseboy Niels Hallieson

As soon as he saw the boy, he shouted: "Chi-chi, chi-chi, look at the goose-herding Niels! Look at the little thumb-sized man! Look at the thumb-sized little man Niels Hauersson. !”

Travel Notes PPT on Riding a Goose, Part 3: Interactive Classroom

Read the text again and discuss the storyline: What changes have taken place in the world of the little boy Niels after he turned into a little fox fairy.

The boy couldn't believe that he would turn into a little fox fairy.

His flaxen hair, the freckles on his nose, the patches on his leather pants and socks are all the same as before, except they have become very small.

"Look at the little thumb-sized man Nils Høljesson!"

The boy Niels turned into a ________, ______ little fox fairy.

Travel Notes PPT on Riding a Goose, Part 4: Topic Summary

The text tells the story of Niels being turned into a fox fairy by an elf, and being ridiculed by the chickens, humiliated by the big black cat, accused by the cows, and flying into the blue sky with the gander. Niels in the text is a The naughty, impulsive, and reckless boy who repeatedly made mistakes gradually transformed into a good boy who loved his family and cared for others after experiencing the revenge of the animals and realizing that he would be punished for doing bad things.

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There are many interesting stories in "Goose Riding Travels". Look at the illustrations below and guess what magic they tell?

With your own conjectures, read the full text of "Crane Dance Performance Conference" and "Sheep of Hell Valley" in "Goose Riding Travel Notes" after class. Write down your reading experience and make a handwritten newspaper to post in the classroom.

Travel Notes PPT on Riding a Goose, Part 5: Classroom Exercises

1. Rewrite the following sentences into rhetorical questions.

If this big gander flies away, it will be a big loss.

If this big gander flies away, wouldn't it be a big loss?

2. In the past, Niels often abused animals and teased his mother. Let’s talk about it based on the content of the text: What kind of “retribution” did he receive after he became a little fox fairy?

(1) Niels was ridiculed and ridiculed by the chickens;

(2) Nils was ignored and humiliated by the big black cat;

(3) Niels was accused and blamed by the cattle.

3. Recommended reading.

"Pinocchio"

A playful, disobedient, and often lying little puppet, after a series of adventures and the guidance of the little fairy, turned into a well-behaved, obedient, and filial good boy, Pinocchio...

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"Goose Riding Travel Notes" PPT download Part One: Basic Exercises 1. Underline the correct pronunciation of the Braille words. Exactly the same (m m) dig the earth (po pǎo) rein (jiāng jāng) confusion (hn hn) dizzy (xun xun) starve (āi i) break (zh..

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"Goose Riding Travels" PPT Part One Content: New Lesson Introduction Introduction to the Writer Selma Lagerlof (1858-1940) was a Swedish female writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1909. She worked as a teacher in a small town for ten years. While teaching, she began her literary creation...

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