"Happy Prince" PPT

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"Happy Prince" PPT

Part One: First Reading Perception

1. Background information

Oscar Wilde (1854-1900), a famous British playwright, essayist and poet. The fairy tales he created have strong narrative characteristics and far-reaching influence. He himself is known as the "Fairy Tale Prince", and the British "Elegance" magazine once compared him with the famous Danish fairy tale writer Andersen. His representative works include "The Happy Prince", "The Nightingale and the Rose", "The Selfish Giant", etc.

2. Word integration

(1) Difficult words

embedded

Literal meaning: to insert smaller things into the gaps of larger things.

Word expansion (inlay) (embedded) (inlaid stone)/embedded (kà)

Use A beautiful landscape is like a picture embedded in a glass frame.

handle

Literal meaning ①The handle of an utensil; ②The part of a plant where flowers, leaves or fruits are connected to branches or stems

Word expansion (leaf stalk) (laughing stock) (handle) (fruit stalk)

Use The creeper's feet grow on the stem where the petioles grow.

(2) Polyphonetic characters

Participate in cāｎ(participate) cēｎ(disparate)

ｗｈｎ(ginseng)

Application: ( ) The contestants participating in this singing competition are of varying levels ( ).

Ginseng ( ) is a specialty of Northeast my country.

(3) Important and difficult words

learn a lesson

[Cheeks] The parts on both sides of the face from the eyes to the chin are commonly called cheeks.

[Statue] A carved or sculptured image.

【To stand】High and erect.

Synonyms: stand - stand tall delay - delay pity - sympathize beg - plead

Antonyms: sad - joy ugly - beautiful dark - bright

3. Overall perception

Read the text and try to fill it in.

"The Happy Prince" narrates the story of the Happy Prince asking Little Swallow to help give away his gems and gold pieces to the poor, causing him to become blind and finally die. It praises his and Little Swallow's (sincerity and kindness) and reveals the (A kind heart is the most precious thing in the world).

special statement

Find out which sentences in the article reflect the kind-heartedness of the Happy Prince.

1) The prince asked the little swallow to give the ruby ​​​​on the hilt of his sword to the tailor. The prince begged for it again and again, for the tailor's boy was very thirsty. (paragraph 5)

2) "Alas, I have no rubies now, only a pair of sapphire eyes left. You take out one and give it to him. He can exchange money for food and firewood and finish writing the script. (Paragraph 11)

Paragraph to the effect

According to the story process and the author's emotional changes, the paragraphs can be divided as follows:

⑴ The Happy Prince statue is gorgeous and beautiful. (1)

⑵ The swallow helped the prince take off the gold pieces of gemstones to help others. (2-21)

⑶ The mayor demolishes the statue and the prince goes to heaven. (22-24)

Happy Prince PPT, Part 2: Read the text again

Read the text and think about the questions.

1. What role does the description of the appearance of the Happy Prince statue in paragraph 1 play in the whole text?

Tips: This description mainly explains the brilliance of the Happy Prince statue, which is in sharp contrast to the subsequent loss of gems and gold pieces that made it no longer beautiful. It highlights the noble quality of the Happy Prince at the expense of himself to help others.

2. Why did the Happy Prince burst into tears? What does this show?

Tips: The Happy Prince was carefree during his lifetime and had no idea what life was like outside the palace, so when he witnessed the city's transformation with his own eyes, "Once upon a time, I lived in the Palace of No Sorrow, and sorrow could not enter. My courtiers called me the Happy Prince." After I died, they put me up here and showed me the ugliness and poverty in this city, and I couldn’t help but cry."

3. What is the reason why the little swallow feels that it is getting colder day by day, but refuses to leave the prince?

Instructions: It saw that the prince gave away all the gems and gold pieces he had to the poor people, but he himself became blind. It was touched by the prince's kindness and decided to stay with him forever.

Happy Prince PPT, the third part: intensive reading of the text

In the text, the author uses two comparisons to highlight the main idea of ​​the article. Please find these two comparisons and try to understand the author's intention.

Instructions: First, draw the author's two contrasting sentences in the order of the text, read them again, and then combine the upper and lower sentences of the text to understand the author's intention.

It is shown in the contrast between the attitude of Little Swallow before and after and the attitude of the mayor and God towards the Happy Prince.

1. Before and after comparison of Xiao Yanzi’s attitude:

Little Swallow was originally going to the south to spend the winter and didn't care about the fate of the poor people. But the kindness of the Happy Prince changed the little swallow, retained the little swallow, and made it become a messenger of kindness, sending warmth to the hands of the poor in need.

2. Comparison of the attitudes of the mayor and God towards the Happy Prince:

Difference 1: The mayor evaluated the Happy Prince based on his beauty. When the Happy Prince became no longer beautiful, he ordered people to tear down the statue of the Happy Prince. The Happy Prince removed his beautiful gems and gold. After giving the piece to the poor, his appearance became ugly.

Difference 2: God evaluates the Happy Prince based on his inner qualities. When the Happy Prince becomes unrecognizable, because he has a kind and beautiful heart, God still considers his heart to be the most precious. God evaluates things based on their inherent qualities. The comparison between the two just reveals the theme of this fairy tale: a kind heart is the most precious beauty in the world!

Happy Prince PPT, Part 4: Interactive Feedback

1. Mental enlightenment

Let me say

"Sincerity and kindness" are the most precious things in the world. When we have them, they become extremely beautiful, but when we lose them, they become ugly. Although the Happy Prince no longer has the ruby ​​hilt, sapphire eyes and gold pieces all over his body, he still has sincerity and kindness. Therefore, his soul is the most precious and beautiful.

2. Imitation training

Please use contrasting descriptive sentences to imitate.

Original sentence of the text

The mayor ordered the people to take down the statue of the Happy Prince. God said: "Please send these two most precious things to heaven."

Example: I have visited modern and fashionable New York and stayed in warm and romantic Paris, but I have never been to the ancient city of Xi'an. I have seen graceful lotuses and picked delicate roses, but I have never seen such grace and splendor. peonies...

Method analysis: The advantage of writing this way is that it has sharp contrast and highlights the main idea.

3. Language accumulation

In class: hilt, delay, cheek, pity, sorrow, command, gray, beggar, precious, farewell

Dizziness, sick look on face, tossing and turning

Extracurricular: Quotes about kindness:

A kind heart is gold. ——Shakespeare

Kindness is a universal language that can make blind people feel it and deaf people smell it. --Mark Twain

Kindness is a rare pearl in history, and kind people are almost better than great people. ——Hugo

Happy Prince PPT, Part 5: Practice in class

1. Read Pinyin and write words

ｊｉàｎ ｂpｎｇ( ) dài ｔì( )

2. Fill in the appropriate quantifiers in the brackets below.

One ( ) Yan One ( ) One ( ) Greetings

One ( ) loud noise, one ( ) sky, one ( ) gem

3. Quotes from characters can be in different forms. Excerpt relevant sentences from the text and write them below.

1. The characters come first, and the quotes come last:

The prince repeatedly begged the swallow and said, "Just do as I tell you."

2. The characters come last and the quotes come first:

"That's because you did a good thing," said the prince.

3. The character is in the middle:

"I am willing to spend one more night with you," Yanzi said, "but I cannot take off your other eye and make you blind."

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