"Magpie on the Maple Tree" PPT (second lesson)

"Magpie on the Maple Tree" PPT (second lesson)

Part One: Exciting Introduction

Let’s use the method of picking apples to review the new words we learned in the last class!

Read and explain doubts

Why do I like the magpie in the article? (key problem)

Reading the text, the word "like" appears in many places in the text. What does the author like? (Beads Question 1)

The author likes maple trees, the bird's nests on the maple trees, the magpie aunt on the maple tree, the magpie brothers, and even more, watching the magpie aunt teaching the magpie brothers.

There is a maple tree next to the ferry in our village. I like it very much.

What do maple trees look like? Tell me why I like it?

It is like a big and tall green sun umbrella that is always open. Its green shade shades the village ferry.

Because maple trees are like tall green sun umbrellas, protecting people from wind and rain and making selfless sacrifices.

I like to stand under the maple tree and look up at the magpie's nest. I often feel that the magpie will talk to me, and I call her Aunt Magpie in my heart like in the fairy tale book.

"I" likes to look up at the magpie's nest, and the profile shows that "I" like magpies. "Auntie Magpie" brings the distance between "I" and the magpies closer to express my love.

Magpie on the maple tree PPT, part 2: theme extension

Imagine if I saw Auntie Magpie combing her feathers, and Brother Magpie shouted together: "Magpie! Magpie! Magpie magpie!"

I understand what they mean: ____________________.

Auntie Magpie combed the feathers of Brother Magpie and cried: "Magpie, magpie, magpie..."

I know she is saying: _______________________________.

Write sentences using "for a while... for a while... for a while..."

When we express that several situations occur alternately in a short period of time, or when we write about several changes in one thing, we can use "for a while... for a while... for a while...". In this article, "I saw Aunt Magpie standing by her bird's nest, teaching the younger brothers to sing, playing games, and teaching them to learn the Pinyin alphabet invented by Aunt Magpie..." I wrote that Aunt Magpie was teaching the children. A few things magpies do.

For example: The dolphins in the aquarium fly into the air for a while, dive into the water for a while, and crawl to the shore for a while.

Practice: observe the weather changes, write a sentence, pay attention to the use of "for a while... for a while... for a while...".

Example: The weather is always unpredictable, sometimes it's cloudless, sometimes it's clear and sometimes it's raining heavily.

Magpie on the maple tree PPT, Part 3: Summary of this lesson

Text gist

This article tells the story of a family of magpies in a maple tree. Through the creative imagination of "I", the life of the magpie family is described happily and vividly, making us feel the innocence and childlike interest, and expressing the incomparable love for small animals and nature.

Class summary

This article is a fairy tale. The narrative lines are concise and bright, the plot is simple and clean, and the tone is lively, which is in line with the psychological characteristics of our children. What makes this fairy tale unique is that most fairy tales are narrated in the third person, and the narrator is outside the story. This fairy tale uses a third-person and first-person interspersed narration method to show us a child who looks at the surrounding things with innocent and childlike eyes. This fairy tale tells us: fairy tales are all around us, and everyone can create fairy tales.

Magpie on the Maple Tree PPT, Part 4: Expansion and Extension

Xueer

I hurt my leg. My father and mother have to go to work every day, and I am the only one left at home. Winter has passed, how much I yearn for the bright spring outside!

One day, my father brought me a white pigeon. This white pigeon was picked up by my father on the road, and its wings were injured. Its body is dirty and its eyes are full of sadness. My father and I bathed it and applied medicine. It became snow-white, so I named it "Xue'er". After a few days, Xueer and I became familiar. I said to Xue'er: "Xue'er, this is your home, you can rest in peace and recover!" From then on, Xue'er and I went to the balcony every day to look at the blue sky and the white clouds floating in the blue sky...

Dad said Xueer is a homing pigeon. Homing pigeons are not afraid of any difficulties and obstacles. They can fly over thousands of mountains and rivers and faithfully deliver messages to people, so people call them "blue sky messengers." Therefore, I hope that Xueer's injury will heal soon.

Finally one day, Xueer spread her wings and flew. Ah, I cheer for Cher! You see, its wings are held up high by the spring breeze, drawing a beautiful arc in the blue sky.

Xueer flew back to the balcony, spinning around and cooing. I looked at its golden eyes and murmured: "Xue'er, go ahead, the blue sky is where you can show off your skills." I gently picked up Xue'er, and Xue'er looked at me, as if she was looking towards me. Bless and then fly to the blue sky.

Magpie on the Maple Tree PPT, Part 5: Homework Assignment

Read a fairy tale after class and tell it to your classmates.

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