"A Horseshoe Nail" PPT Courseware 3

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"A Horseshoe Nail" PPT Courseware 3

According to legend, a long time ago, Richard III of England and Earl Henry were preparing to fight to the death for the throne of England. On the battlefield, Richard III was defeated because of a horse. He lost his country and his throne. The reason , but it’s because a horseshoe nail is missing. What’s going on? Today, let’s get to know this horseshoe nail.

Divide the text into four parts according to the prompts.

(1) Prepare for a fight to the death.

(2) Nail horseshoes with fewer nails.

(3) Drop the horseshoe and lose the battle.

(4) According to legend, a horseshoe nail lost an entire country.

What is this section mainly about?

(1) Talk about: What kind of people do you think the groom and the blacksmith are? Tell us your reasons.

(2) Understand how the groom and the blacksmith behave carelessly and have a weak sense of responsibility.

Read paragraphs 13-15 of the text

Thinking: The battle started, how did Richard behave? What happens when a horseshoe falls? The results of it?

Experience: The wording in folk songs is accurate and concise: less, drop, pour, defeat, throw away.

Discussion: Do you agree with this view that a country is lost because of a horseshoe? Tell us your reasons.

Talk about it: What inspiration did you get after studying this text?

Mingli: You must be responsible when doing things, and you cannot be careless or perfunctory, otherwise it will cause serious consequences.

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"A Horseshoe Nail" PPT Courseware 2:

"A Horseshoe Nail" PPT Courseware 2 Grasp the overall situation and clarify the ideas of the article (1) The cause of the war - fighting for the throne (2-12) Preparation before the war - nailing the horseshoe (13-15) The course and result of the war - falling off the horseshoe and losing the battle. (16-17) Reasons for King Richard’s defeat. .....

"A Horseshoe Nail" PPT courseware:

"A Horseshoe Nail" PPT Courseware Horseshoe Nails Fight to the Death Holding the Blacksmith Impatient Smashing Nails Strong Otherwise Charge into Battle Lead Fall Lift to the Ground Reins Look Around Then Approach Disintegrate Battle War of the Roses Usually refers to the British House of Lancaster (House..

"One less horseshoe nail" PPT courseware 2:

"One Horseshoe Missing" PPT Courseware 2 Introduction The famous British playwright Shakespeare has a famous saying: Horses, horses, and horses lose the country! How could a horse bring down a country? In order to prevent horses from being injured when walking or running, people usually nail iron shoes on the horses' hooves.

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Update Time: 2024-09-10

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