"Observing the Tide" PPT for the first lesson

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"Observing the Tide" PPT for the first lesson

Part 1: Introducing new lessons

The poet Li Bai said in "Jinjinjiu": "If you don't see it, the water of the Yellow River will come up from the sky and rush to the sea never to return." There is a Chinese saying that "the water in the East China Sea will not turn back." But the water of the Qiantang River is not like that. Every August, she would take advantage of the opportunity to return to her parents' home from the East China Sea. When she came back, she was so majestic that it was truly the most majestic and spectacular scene in the world. Everyone from dignitaries to ordinary people wanted to see it.

Today, let us go and take a look!

Watching the Tide PPT, Part 2: First Reading Perception

Read the text in the way you like, paying attention to the correct pronunciation of the words. If you encounter a word you don’t know, you can ask your classmates or teacher for help. Read difficult sentences several times.

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The wave is said to be wide and the embankment is full of hope and rolling thunder.

Suddenly, gradually, like a collapse, shock, aftermath

Wonders of the world are looming, huge crowds of people, looking eastward with heads raised

The wind is calm, the water and the sky meet, the white waves are rolling, moving forward together

Mighty and mighty, landslides and ground cracks, the sky and the earth are rolled in, the wind howls and the waves roar

Watching the tide PPT, the third part: explaining the text

Read the text aloud freely, paying attention to the pronunciation of the characters and reading the sentences thoroughly. Think about what is the main thing about the text? In what order were they written?

It’s about people going to the Qiantang River to watch the tide.

Before the tide comes, when the tide comes, after the tide goes out

Tide Watching PPT, Part 4: Text Explanation

Read the first natural paragraph aloud

There is the word "Guan" in the title of the text and in the first natural paragraph. Do these two words "Guan" mean the same thing?

The "Guan" in "Guan Tide" means "seeing";

The "guan" in "wonders of the world" means "landscape, scenery".

Wonders of the world: strange and rare magnificent scenery in the world.

Silently read the second natural paragraph of the text

1. When and where did the author observe the tide? Why?

2. Find the sentences that describe the scene on the river before the tide comes.

3. Use straight lines to draw sentences about people watching the tide.

4. Can you use one word to describe people’s mood when watching the trend?

Watching the Tide PPT, Part 5: Classroom Practice

Write corresponding idioms according to the meaning

1. Describe people’s voices, shouts, and cheers, like water boiling in a pot.

2. There are no winds and waves, and the water is very calm.

3. Describes the vastness of the water, and the distance and the sky seem to be connected.

4. Describes moving forward together or simultaneously.

Watching the Tide PPT, Part Six: Homework

What does the river look like when the tide comes? Read the text aloud after class and find the corresponding paragraphs in the text.

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PPT courseware for the second lesson of "Observing the Tide":

"Observing the Tide" PPT courseware for the second lesson Part One: Self-study tips: 1. Read the text silently, imagine the picture while reading, and draw your favorite scene with a pen circle. 2. Group cooperative inquiry and learning. 3. Each group will proceed in the order of before the tide comes, when the tide comes, and after the tide.

PPT courseware for the first lesson of "Tide Observation":

PPT courseware for the first lesson of "Tide Observation" Part One: First reading of the text Please introduce or show the information you have collected about the Qiantang River tide. What does the Qiantang River tide look like in the author's eyes? Through the preview, please find one in the text that you think best...

"Observing the Tide" PPT for the second lesson:

"Tide Watching" PPT Part One of the Second Lesson: Introducing a New Lesson In the last lesson, we studied the first and second natural paragraphs of the text, and learned that Yanguan Town, Haining City is the best place to watch tides. It falls on the 18th day of the eighth lunar month. It’s a good day for tide watching. Then why since ancient times, the Qiantang River...

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