"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT download

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"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT download

Part One: First Lesson

gecko

Reptiles have flat bodies, short limbs, suckers on their toes, and can crawl on walls. They have long tails and eat mosquitoes, flies, moths and other small bugs, which are beneficial to humans.

Read the text aloud to clear obstacles

Read and draw

Ask the students to read the text freely and circle the new words after class while reading.

I will admit it

Mosquito bites on the wall will cut you off

Dial, throw, rush to the house, silly turn

word explanation

Break: forcefully separate things that are connected. This lesson refers to a little gecko breaking off its tail in order to avoid being eaten by a snake.

The little red bull broke the rope that tied it.

Master: host, control. This lesson refers to swallows using their tails to control direction.

I have mastered the art of jumping rope.

overall perception

Count how many paragraphs there are in the text? Please number each natural segment.

Find unknown words in the text, guess their pronunciation and meaning, and then tell how you guessed it. (Question 1 after class)

Read the text aloud, circle the words you don’t recognize first, and then guess the pronunciation and meaning of the words based on the storyline in the context or the illustrations in the text.

The little gecko's tail ( ) is broken. It borrowed its tail from ( ), ( ) and ( ), but it didn't get it.

Why didn't the little gecko borrow its tail? What magical changes happened to the little gecko later? Let’s study together in the next class!

Classroom drill

1. Fill in the appropriate words.

Small fish ( ) come ( ) go

Gecko ( ) come ( ) go

Swallows ( ) come ( ) go

The puppy ( ) comes ( ) goes

2. Choose words to fill in the blanks.

Where is it?

1. Who can I borrow a tail from? ___?

2. Could you ___ lend me your eraser?

3.I grew a new tail___!

4. How ugly ___ it would be without a tail!

Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail PPT, Part 2 Content: Second Lesson

Why are no other small animals willing to lend their tails to the little gecko? What magical changes happened to the little gecko later? Let's continue to the text to find the answer!

Interactive classroom

What danger did the little gecko encounter? How did he escape?

The little gecko was catching mosquitoes in the corner, and a snake bit his tail.

What small animals are in this sentence, and what is their relationship?

Find it and draw it: What does the little gecko say every time it borrows its tail?

1.Sister Xiaoyu, can you lend me your tail?

2. Uncle Cow, can you lend me your tail?

3. Aunt Yanzi, can you lend me your tail?

"Climb, crawl" appears several times in the article. Find it and read it.

1. The little gecko crawled and crawled to the river.

2. The little gecko crawled and climbed to the big tree.

3. The little gecko crawled and crawled under the eaves.

4. He crawled and crawled back home to find his mother.

Topic summary

This article tells us the characteristics and functions of different animal tails by telling the story of ____________, and reveals the principle of "___________".

Expand and extend

The magical uses of animal tails

Birds use their tails as flying machines. The bird's tail is equipped with long and wide feathers. When unfolded, these feathers resemble fans and can be rotated flexibly to control the direction of flight. The bird's tail acts as a rudder during flight.

Crocodiles use their tails as weapons. African crocodiles living in tropical areas, when they see cattle, antelopes, deer and other animals drinking water by the river, they suddenly sweep their tails and drive these animals into the river, then open their mouths and feast.

A rabbit's short tail can help the rabbit escape in an emergency. When a rabbit is bitten by a beast, the rabbit immediately uses the "skin-off meter" to take off the "leather sheath" on its tail, giving it time to escape.

Classroom drill

1. Fill in the blanks according to the text content.

Small fish use their tails _______, old cows use their tails _______, and swallows use their tails _______.

2. Please be a little investigator and see which other animals have special tails.

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"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT teaching courseware:

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT teaching courseware Part 1: Recognized words wall wall mosquito bite break shake shake rush silly turn read in the sentence 1. How ugly it would be to not have a tail! The little gecko thought: Who can I borrow a tail from? 2. The little gecko couldn’t borrow its tail and felt very sad...

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT:

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT Part One Content: Guidance Today, the teacher brought a small riddle to the children to see who is the smartest and can guess it. What is called a tiger is not a tiger. It is born with four legs. He likes to live in the corner and eats mosquitoes and flies. (guess an animal) Get to know the gecko ..

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT courseware 13:

"Little Gecko Borrows Its Tail" PPT Courseware 13 Guess the riddle: It is called a tiger but not a tiger. It is born with four legs. It likes to live in corners and eats mosquitoes and flies. Have you guessed the answer? The answer is me! I am a little gecko. Let me introduce myself first! Everyone got to know the little gecko...

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