"The Cradle of Ancestors" PPT free download

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"The Cradle of Ancestors" PPT free download

Part One Content: Into the Text

Grandpa said:

That primeval forest

It is the cradle of our ancestors.

really interesting,

What a cradle this is!

Boundless as far as the eye can see,

That dark green shade

Covered the blue sky.

our ancestors,

Have you ever been on these big trees?

Pick wild fruits,

Digging out magpie eggs?

Have you ever been on that meadow?

Racing with hares and watching mushrooms holding umbrellas?

Cradle of Ancestors PPT, Part 2: Words that can be written

Ancestor

Group words: (grandfather) (ancestor)

Sentence: We must inherit the fine traditions of our ancestors.

ah

Phrases: (aha) (ahhh)

Sentence: The weather is so nice today!

concentrated

Word group: (strong tea) (thick)

Sentence: He has thick eyebrows.

see

Group words: (see) (see)

Sentence: I hope I get good grades in the final exam.

Cradle of Ancestors PPT, Part 3: Vocabulary Accumulation

Cradle: a metaphor for the living environment of childhood or youth or the birthplace of culture, sports, etc.

(Example: The sky is the cradle of birds.)

Distant: distant; long-term.

(Example: The stars are far away from us.)

Boundless: boundless, vast and vast; vague and unclear.

(Example: The vast land is covered with snowflakes.)

Analysis of Near and Antonyms

Synonyms: dark green - tender green cover - cover

Far away - far away, boundless as far as the eye can see - boundless as far as the eye can see

Analysis: distant - distant

Same: both can refer to the long distance of a place, road, etc.

Difference: "Yuan" means very far; "Liaoyuan" means far away. "Distant" can also refer to future ideals, future prospects, etc., such as the distant era and the distant future. "Liaoyuan" is not used in this way.

Example: Now humans can measure how big distant stars are in the distant sky.

Antonyms: dark green - bright red, distant - nearby

Covered - exposed, boundless - nothing but water

Analysis: distant - nearby

Far away: a place far away.

Nearby: a very close place.

Example: Although we live nearby, our hearts are far apart.

Cradle of Ancestors PPT, Part 4: Introduction to Segments

1. Grandpa said: The primeval forest is the cradle of our ancestors. It's interesting, what a big cradle this is! The thick green shade stretches as far as the eye can see, covering the blue sky.

This sentence points out that the cradle of the ancestors refers to the primeval forest, and specifically explains what the cradle of the ancestors looks like. Grasp the three words "big", "endless" and "dark green" in the sentence, and experience the characteristics of the big and green of the cradle of our ancestors.

2. Did our ancestors ever pick wild fruits and dig out magpie eggs in these big trees? Have you ever raced with hares on that grass and watched mushrooms holding umbrellas?

This sentence describes what our ancestors did in the cradle. Grasp a series of verbs such as "pick", "dig", "race" and "see", imagine what else our ancestors could do in the cradle, engage in imaginative speaking, cultivate students' oral expression skills, and stimulate students' interest in learning.

3. Those memories are so beautiful and yet so far away...

This sentence should be understood by grasping the two words "beautiful" and "distant". "Beautiful" because the original forest in the past has not been destroyed, and "remote" because all this beauty is in the past. Today's virgin forests have been destroyed by humans. We call on students to protect the environment. Everyone has a responsibility.

Cradle of Ancestors PPT, Part 5: After-class Exercises

1. Read Pinyin and write words.

yáolán nónglǜ yáoyuǎn zǔxiān cāngmáng

2. Compare and form words.

Beginning ( ) Thinking ( ) Recalling ( ) Far away ( ) Ancestor ( )

Lift ( ) Think ( ) Billion ( ) Courtyard ( ) Group ( )

3. Connect the lines to form words and use the words to form words.

The female prime minister’s heart is Yin

( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

4. Fill in the appropriate words.

( ) shade of trees ( ) grassland ( ) squirrels

( ) wild fruit ( ) magpie egg ( ) wild rose

5. Fill in the blanks according to the text content.

(1) What does the “cradle of ancestors” in the article refer to?

(2) What did our ancestors do in their cradle?

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