"Prometheus" first lesson PPT

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"Prometheus" first lesson PPT

Part One: Reading Aids

Greek mythology: Greek culture originated from the ancient Aegean civilization. They were the ancestors of Western civilization and had outstanding nature and extraordinary imagination. In those primitive times, they felt mysterious and incomprehensible about natural phenomena and human life and death, so they continued to fantasize and meditate. In their imagination, everything in the universe is alive. However, after the Dorians invaded the Aegean civilization, they had to look outside to expand their living space because the Greek peninsula where they lived was overpopulated. At this time, they worshiped heroes and heroes, thus many national heroic stories in which humans and gods were intertwined were produced. These stories of people, gods, and objects created by many people have been quenched by time and are collectively called "Greek Mythology" by historians. Mythological stories were originally passed down orally, and it was not until the seventh century BC that the great poet Homer recorded them in the Homeric Epic.

Prometheus PPT, Part 2: Learning Objectives

1. Be able to recognize 12 new characters in this lesson, be able to write 14 new characters, and understand the words composed of the new characters. (emphasis)

2. Read the text correctly, fluently and emotionally. (emphasis)

3. Preliminarily perceive the meaning of the text and understand the content of the text. (difficulty)

Self-reading tips

Ask the students to read the text freely, pay attention to the correct pronunciation of the characters, read the sentences thoroughly, and read the difficult parts several times.

Prometheus PPT, part 3: Check self-reading status

Read the text by name, and students will comment on each other: whether the pronunciation of the characters is correct and whether the sentences are smooth.

Read the text again and think about what is written in the text?

The text first writes about Prometheus taking fire from Apollo, and then about Zeus punishing Prometheus. Prometheus endured the punishment but refused to surrender. Finally, Hercules rescued Prometheus and he regained his freedom.

Prometheus PPT, part 4: I can write

tragic

Structure: top and bottom

Sound sequence: B Radical: non

Group words: sorrow, extreme joy brings sorrow

Sentence: The miserable life of children in mountainous areas makes people sympathize.

Writing guidance: The three horizontal lines on the left and right sides of the non character should be written evenly, the right vertical character should be slightly longer, and the character heart should be flatter.

beast

Structure: upper middle lower

Sound sequence: S Radical: �

Group words: beast platypus

Sentence: We must not get close to the beasts in the zoo.

Writing guidance: The overall character is narrow. The two characters Tian and Kou should be flat, and the middle horizontal line should be long.

Prometheus PPT, Part 5: Class Summary

What did you feel after reading the text for the first time?

After reading this text, we can truly feel Prometheus's unyielding and unyielding spirit in order to benefit mankind.

Prometheus PPT, Part 6: Testing in class

1. Use “√” to draw a word in the following words that has a different pronunciation from the given pronunciation.

evil è (evil, disgust, vicious, bully)

Zang zàng (heart, dirty, internal organs, liver)

重 chóng (repeat, re, important, overlap)

2. Identify characters and form words.

Ring ( ) is ( ) against ( )

bad ( ) both ( ) hang ( )

ruthless ( ) lock ( ) s ( )

Hate ( ) Suo ( ) Period ( )

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