"Biology Within and Outside" PPT teaching courseware

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"Biology Within and Outside" PPT teaching courseware

Part One: Introduction before class

Riddles

A horse has three legs and can run around day and night without getting tired.

The clatter of horseshoes reminds you to cherish your time and don’t waste it.

Biology PPT inside and outside the table, part 2: preview before class

About the Author

Feng Zhi: A native of Zhuoxian County, Hebei Province, his original name was Feng Chengzhi. Modern poet, translator, professor. Published many poems and essays.

Main works: poetry collections "Yesterday's Song", "Sonline Collection", etc. Lu Xun evaluated him as "China's most outstanding lyric poet".

words

1. Read the text for the first time and complete:

(1) Read the text by yourself, read the pronunciation correctly with the help of Pinyin, and draw the new words. Pay attention to reading the text smoothly.

(2) Look up in a dictionary or understand the words in context.

2. Exchange learning status

Biological PPT on the inside and outside, part three: word explanations

Hongliang: (voice) grand, loud. This lesson refers to the ringing of the clock tower bell.

Zhang Liang not only enunciated the text clearly, but also had a loud voice.

Horror: Feeling frightened and intimidated. This lesson refers to "I" hearing from my father that there are scorpions inside and outside, and thinks that scorpions are a very scary thing.

Suddenly there was a terrifying cry in the dark night.

Harmony: Appropriate and well-proportioned coordination.

Crisp: The sound is clear and nice.

Confirm: Use characters and facts to show or conclude or prove.

Bowl (bō): A vessel for holding items.

Rejection: Not agreeing, clearly expressing unwillingness or unwillingness to do something.

Lest: only fear (worry).

Monotone: Single; repetition without variation.

Mysterious: elusive; enigmatic.

Easy: casually; rashly.

word pairing

synonyms

Loud - loud; monotonous - boring

easily - easy to request - to plead

Ugly - ugly Guess - guess

antonym

Loud - hoarse Hard - soft

Monotonous - Rich Rejection - Acceptance

Ugly - handsome, guess - convinced

Biological PPT inside and outside the surface, part 4: overall perception

Read the text silently, divide it into paragraphs, and talk about what each part says?

1-9 When I was a child, "I" believed that all things that could make sounds were living creatures, so I was extremely curious about my father's expression.

10-16 My father opened the watch for "me" to watch and answered "my" questions.

17-21 "I" believed what my father said about the little scorpion inside and outside.

Let’s talk about what the text mainly talks about?

It writes that when I was a child, "I" believed that all things that could make sounds were living creatures, so I was extremely curious about my father's watch. My father opened the watch for "me" to look at, answered "my" questions, and believed what my father said about the watch. There is a little scorpion in it.

What is the world inside the watch like? Find relevant sentences in the text.

Small blue and red gems are nailed to several golden gears, and there is a small tail-like thing inside that keeps swinging back and forth.

Biology PPT inside and outside the table, part 5: detailed explanation of the text

When I was a child, "I" believed that "everything that can make a sound is a living creature." Read the first natural paragraph silently. What specific examples did "I" use to illustrate that "my" view is correct?

The bell on the bell tower is not alive, but sometimes it rings loudly. It is an old man who is ringing;

Sometimes there is the sound of a three-stringed string instrument in the middle of the street, which is played by a blind man.

Where are the dead things that move on their own and make harmonious sounds of their own accord?

Things that are not dead move on their own and make harmonious sounds of their own accord.

Read paragraphs 2-10 silently and think: What is the reason why "I" guess that there must be living creatures locked up inside and outside by my father?

But the watch in my father's arms was sometimes placed on the table. Not only would its second hand move on its own, but its hard cover would also make a crisp sound: tick, tick... without a moment's rest. This sound was softer than the chirping of cicadas. Some, more monotonous than insect songs.

Cicadas on the trees and insects in the grass are not easily seen by others. I thought: there must be a cicada or insect-like creature inside and outside. This creature was shut up by the father inside and outside, and the children were not allowed to move.

From which descriptions in the text can we see that "I" am full of curiosity about my father's expression? Look for it and draw it with "___".

My father finally wanted to open the watch and show it to "me". What does the world inside the watch look like? Read paragraph 11 and draw relevant sentences.

Read paragraphs 12-21 carefully. What kind of lie did my father make up to prevent "I" from moving the expression? Why do "I" believe so deeply?

Combined with the text, talk about what kind of child "I" am? How do you know? Find relevant sentences from the text to support your point of view.

Biology PPT inside and outside, part six: summary of the main theme

The text writes that when I was a child, "I" believed that all those who could make sounds were _________, so I was extremely curious about my father's watch and believed what my father said about a small scorpion inside. It shows that the childhood "I" has ___________ about things, and is a ___________ child who loves _______.

Extended reading

Why does the clock make a ticking sound?

This starts with the escapement of a mechanical watch. If you just let a fully wound watch run freely, it will soon become a flying watch, with the hands running around and unable to keep time. Therefore, mechanical watches must have a An escapement (a mechanical structure) uses a pendulum or balance wheel to release gears one by one so that time can be measured. The ticking sound is the sound of the escapement ticking.

When the author was a child, he believed that "anything that can make a sound is a living creature." Can you give some examples to refute him?

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