"Footprints on the Moon" PPT courseware 3

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"Footprints on the Moon" PPT courseware 3

learning target

Knowledge and Competency Objectives:

Read the text quickly, understand the main content of the article quickly, and learn the writing skills and language of the article.

Process and method objectives:

Summarize the main points of each part by summarizing the main points of the text.

Emotional attitude and value goals:

Learn the courageous spirit of daring to dream and explore, understand the great role of modern science and technology in human development, and be inspired.

Learn important and difficult points

1. The whole process and great significance of the moon landing event.

2. Use concise sentences to summarize the four stages of the moon landing.

Text explanation

Article layering:

The first part (sections 1-4) writes about the preparations before the spacecraft takes off.

The second part (sections 5-9) writes about the spacecraft flying to the moon.

The third part (sections 10-14) writes about the successful landing of the lunar module on the moon.

The fourth part (sections 15-20) writes about the spacecraft returning to Earth.

Troubleshooting

1. The third part of this article is the focus. What six things are recorded in this paragraph that the astronauts did to successfully land on the moon?

(1) Check the landing status of the lunar lander.

(2) Collect lunar soil and lunar rocks.

(3) Build a moon landing monument.

(4) Install various instruments.

(5) Plant the American Stars and Stripes.

(6) Telephone conversation with US President Nixon.

discuss

1. Give specific examples to talk about China’s achievements in the field of aerospace science and technology.

2. The author uses a lot of numbers in the article. What are the functions of these numbers?

Tip: Because this is an article about space exploration, space exploration has very high accuracy requirements for numbers. These numbers are mainly to reflect the accuracy, scientificity, authenticity of this article, and to reflect the characteristics of documentary reporting.

Class summary

This article uses plain language to truly record the entire process of mankind's first moon landing, expressing the author's joy after the successful moon landing and his admiration for human intelligence. This article is narrated in the chronological order of the development of events. The organization is very clear. The elements of the narrative are explained clearly at a glance. The language is plain and accurate, which reflects the accuracy, authenticity and scientific nature of the news report.

Discussion and practice answers

1. Which of the following expressions is correct? ( )

(1) Astronomers call the space surrounded by the Milky Way the Milky Way.

(2) We in China also have the same beautiful legend about Vega.

(3) With this light, we don’t have to lament the shortness and insignificance of life.

A. describe, explain, discuss B. explain, describe, discuss

C. narrate, narrate, discuss D. explain, discuss, narrate

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Update Time: 2024-10-22

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