"Diving" PPT

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"Diving" PPT

Part One: First Lesson

Leo Tolstoy was a Russian critical realist writer, thinker, and philosopher in the mid-19th century.

Representative works include "War and Peace", "Anna Karenina", "Resurrection", etc.

I will admit it

hook whimper

New word classification

left and right structure

Take off measures

Enlightenment

semi-enclosed structure

Flee

upper and lower structure

stay

word explanation

Deck: The board on a ship that separates the upper and lower layers (mostly the uppermost layer on the ship).

Mast: The pole on a ship on which the sail is hung.

Tease: To make fun of; that makes the person happy. The article refers to the monkey taking off the child's hat to tease the child.

Stumble: accidentally fall while walking. The article refers to the fact that children accidentally drop their hats in order to get them.

Awakening: The understanding ranges from vague to clear, from wrong to right. The article states that children only know what they are doing when they hear people's cries.

Dumbfounded: neither crying nor laughing, describing an embarrassing situation and not knowing what to do. The article refers to the monkey taking away his hat and not knowing what to do.

The naughty brother always makes his mother dumbfounded.

At a loss: Not knowing what to do is how to describe feeling embarrassed or anxious. The article refers to people who don’t know what to do when they see their children in danger.

Encountering this unexpected situation, he was at a loss.

Classroom drill

1. Choose the correct pronunciation for the underlined words.

whimper (yān yè) one end (dān duān)

Wake up (wù wú) Control out (kòn� kōn�)

2. Fill in the appropriate quantifier.

One ( ) hat and one ( ) monkey

One ( ) crossbar and one ( ) deck

One ( ) sailboat and one ( ) gun

Diving PPT, Part 2 content: Second lesson

In the last class, we learned new words and learned about the characters in the story. Let's go into the text together and see what kind of story happened between them, shall we?

Interactive classroom

Read paragraphs 1 and 2 freely and think:

Where can we see that monkeys are very unrestrained? Why do monkeys get so wild?

Because the monkey knows that everyone is making fun of it, it makes faces and imitates people's appearance. The monkey took off the child's hat and tore and bit it.

Think about it: Why can’t children laugh or cry?

The monkey was unable to do anything to the child. Because the monkey took off the child's hat and the sailors laughed, the child was humiliated. However, he had nothing to do with the monkey and could only smile bitterly.

Word accumulation (words containing antonyms)

I can't laugh or cry, I'm on edge, I'm going back and forth

Horizontal and vertical, swaying this way and that, much the same.

Read paragraphs 4-6 of the text silently and think: Why did the child walk to the crossbar at the top of the mast?

The laughter of the sailors made the child angry. At this time, the monkey became more and more impudent, and even hung the child's hat on one end of the highest crossbar. The child couldn't bear it anymore and was so angry that he went up to the highest beam to get his hat.

Where can you tell that the child is in danger?

(1) It can be seen from the expressions of the sailors - "all were stunned"; "one of them screamed in fright".

(2) "It is more than one meter from the mast to one end of the crossbar on which the hat is hung", "staggering", "as soon as the child loses his footing, he will fall to the deck and be smashed to pieces. Even if he does not slip, he will not be able to get the hat." The descriptions of the child with words such as "It's hard to turn around and walk back" and "It's shaking under the feet" indicate that the child is in a very dangerous situation.

Little pen practice

Classmates, the child is saved. After the child was rescued, what would the captain, sailor, and child say?

The captain said: Don't climb up that mast again, it's so dangerous!

Sailor: That’s right, if the captain hadn’t saved you out of wit today, you don’t know how dangerous it would have been!

Child: Well, I will never act rashly again.

After studying the text, which character left a deep impression on you? What did you understand from the article? (Second question after class)

The captain's fearlessness, decisiveness and calmness in the face of danger left a deep impression on me.

Tell us that we should not be willful when encountering problems, but should be calm and analytical.

Classroom drill

1. Please imitate the example sentences and write a hypothetical relationship sentence.

Example: If a child loses his footing, he will fall to the deck and be smashed to pieces. Even if he didn't stumble and got the hat, it would be difficult to turn around and walk back.

As long as a meteor passes by, he will silently make a wish. Even if there are no shooting stars all night, that wish will still sprout and grow in his heart.

2. Adjust the following sentences according to the order of events.

( ) The child was saved by diving.

( ) People make fun of monkeys, and monkeys become more unrestrained.

( ) It is very dangerous for children to walk on the highest beam.

( ) The monkey teases the child, and the child chases the monkey.

3. When a child is in crisis, what method would you use to save the child, besides the captain’s method?

Find a sponge mat (put a bedding on it) and let the sailors form a circle and join hands under it.

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"Diving" PPT courseware 6:

"Diving" PPT Courseware 6 Teaching Objectives 1. Understand the text content and learn the captain's thinking method to deal with problems decisively in emergency situations. 2. Learn how to pay attention to the connections between things and deeply understand the text content. 3. Learn undergraduate characters and new words, and use imitation, wind and waves to connect...

"Diving" PPT courseware 5:

"Diving" PPT Courseware 5 Leo Tolstoy 1828-1910, a famous Russian writer. His major works include "War and Peace", "Anna Karenina", "Resurrection" and other long masterpieces. His creation marks the peak of European critical realism literature, which is popular in Russia and the world..

"Diving" PPT courseware 4:

"Diving" PPT courseware 4 About the author Leo Tolstoy was the greatest Russian writer in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and one of the most outstanding writers in the history of world literature. His literary works occupy the first-class place in world literature. status. Born into a noble family, 18...

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