"Bird's Paradise" PPT courseware 9

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"Bird's Paradise" PPT courseware 9

Read quasi-new words

paddle correction approach rising tide

Can't help but be overwhelmed and abandon

Continuously: before and after, intermittently.

Demonstrate: To manifest visibly.

Uncountable: There is no way to count, describing a large quantity.

Overwhelmed: It describes that there are too many people or things to handle, and it is difficult to cope with them. Leisure: space. There are too many birds in the article to be seen.

A banyan tree is a paradise. What kind of tree is this?

Next, ask students to read paragraphs 1-9 of the text silently and think about this issue.

My eyes deceived me yesterday, that "bird's paradise" is indeed a bird's paradise

What makes this banyan tree a paradise for birds?

Overall perception of the text:

We divide the author's two visits to "Bird's Paradise" into one paragraph each. How many paragraphs can the full text be divided into? What is the main idea of ​​each paragraph?

The first paragraph (natural paragraphs 1 to 4):

In the evening, my friends and I went boating for fun.

The second paragraph (natural paragraphs 5 to 9):

I wrote that when my friends and I passed by the "Bird's Paradise" for the first time, we saw the "Bird's Paradise" - a big banyan tree.

The third paragraph (10~13 natural):

The next morning, when "I" and my friends passed by the "Bird's Paradise" again, we saw the activities of the residents in the "Bird's Paradise" - the birds.

The fourth paragraph (14 natural paragraphs):

The author's praise and nostalgia for the "bird's paradise".

Read the following text emotionally and use a few words to summarize what kind of big tree this is?

The banyan tree is in its prime, as if showing us all its vitality. There are so many green leaves, one cluster piled on top of another, leaving no gaps. The emerald green color shines brightly into our eyes, as if there is a new life trembling on every green leaf. This beautiful southern tree.

think about it

(1) Where in the text are static descriptions? Where is dynamic description? What are the benefits of writing this way? Read the text again and discuss and communicate.

①The big banyan tree is motionless. In the article, the author writes about the roots, trunks, branches, leaves and other parts one by one. This is a static description of the banyan tree. For example, "The number of branches is uncountable. There are roots on the branches, and many roots hang down to the ground and extend into the soil." The green leaves "are piled on top of each other without leaving any gaps." "The emerald green color, Shining brightly into our eyes, it seems that there is a new life trembling on every green leaf."

②The scene the author saw during his second visit to Bird Paradise mainly described the activities of birds, which is a dynamic description. For example: "There are sounds and shadows of birds everywhere. Big ones, small ones, flowery ones, black ones. Some are standing on the branches and calling, some are flying, and some are flapping their wings."

③When writing an article, pay attention to dynamic description and static description, so that the content can be written more specifically and accurately. The combination of dynamic and static can enhance the appeal of the article.

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