People's Education Press Sixth Grade Chinese Language Volume 2

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"That Sunday" PPT download

Part One: First Lesson

Shi Tiesheng was born in Beijing in 1951. He graduated from the High School Affiliated to Tsinghua University in 1967. In 1969, he went to Yan'an to jump in and settle down. In 1972, he returned to Beijing due to paralysis of his legs and worked in a street factory. Later, due to acute kidney injury, he returned home to recuperate. After 1979, novels and essays such as "My Distant Qingping Bay", "Life is Like a String", "Me and the Temple of Earth" and "Retreat Notes" were published successively, and won various national literary awards. In 1998, his condition turned to uremia and he eventually required dialysis. Since then, a collection of essays "Broken Pens During the Sickness", a collection of essays "Memories and Impressions", and a novel "My Journey of Ding Yi" have been published. This article is selected from "Retreat Notes".

word explanation

Bright: bright and beautiful.

The flowers bloomed in the bright sunshine.

hurriedly: extremely quickly; hastily, hastily. This article is about how light changes quickly.

Summer is here, and the temperature is rising rapidly.

Piaomiao: vague, vague, if there is nothing.

Melancholy: sad; depressed; frustrated.

Time flies by, making people feel infinite melancholy.

Rummage: to describe a thorough search. This article is about mothers who are busy with housework.

He didn't know where his wallet was. He searched through the cabinets for a long time but couldn't find it.

overall perception

Read the text to yourself and summarize in one sentence what the text is about.

The article writes about the experience of a little boy waiting for his mother to take him out to play on a Sunday.

think:

(1) In what order is this article written?

Time sequence, from morning to evening

(2) What changes with time is __________.

(3) Sort out the context of the article according to chronological order.

1st natural paragraph

Overview I experienced a moment of hope that Sunday.

Natural paragraphs 2-6

Describe in detail my journey from high expectations to final disappointment.

Paragraph 7

My emotions were so depressed that I exploded.

Interactive classroom

The text mainly writes about the changes in "my" mood. Read the first natural paragraph and talk about the function of this natural paragraph.

I still remember my first hope. It was a Sunday, from morning to afternoon, until it got dark.

It explains the time when the story took place and leads to the following.

It was a Sunday, from morning to afternoon, until it got dark.

Would it be nice to change this sentence to "I waited from morning until night that Sunday"? Why?

No, "from morning to afternoon, until the sky gets dark", the time points are listed here, which makes the time pass very long, highlighting the torture of the waiting process and "my" expectations.

How has "my" mood changed? We'll learn more in the next class.

Classroom drill

1. Choose the correct pronunciation for the red word and mark "√".

Bright (mèi méi) ant nest (xuè xué)

Jihuru(jūjù) Misty(piǎo　piāo)

2. Fill in the antonyms.

Long——( ) Lonely——( )

Melancholy - ( ) Urgent - ( )

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

The author of "That Sunday" is ( ), and the text is in the order of ( ), from ( ) to ( ), and writes about the author's experience of waiting for his mother to take him out to play on a Sunday.

That Sunday PPT, part 2: second lesson

The protagonist looks forward to going out to play, but his wish does not come true and his mood keeps changing. So how does the author change his mood?

Interactive classroom

Read paragraphs 2-6 of the text silently, use [ ] to draw sentences that express mother's behavior, use ( ) to draw key sentences that express "my" mood, and think about: "my" emotional experience What kind of changes have occurred.

My mother promised to take me out that Sunday. I can’t remember where. It might have been the zoo or somewhere else. In short, she had agreed a long time ago to take me out to play on that Sunday. It would not be wrong; it would not be wrong for a person to look forward to a day for the first time in his life. And even that morning, my mother still agreed: Go, of course. I think after all I was looking forward to it.

Why can't I remember where I went on this day that "I" look forward to?

My mother had always promised me to go, but she never fulfilled it. I kept looking forward to it, so much so that I forgot the destination.

The greater my expectations, the greater my disappointment, and on that day my expectations were shattered, so the pain was so profound that I forgot the specific information.

This time is not easy to endure.

How does the author express "time is not easy to bear"?

①Through "my" actions, write about "my" anxious and excited psychology.

② Express the boredom and loneliness of "I" while waiting through the imagination of "I" sitting in the grass and reading movie posters.

③The loneliness when "I" wait alone. What is "empty" is not only the deserted yard, but also "my" lonely heart. The waiting process was very long and lonely, but "I" still didn't give up and waited patiently and persistently.

Topic Summary

The article writes about the experience of a little boy waiting for his mother to take him out to play on a Sunday. At first, he was both ______ and ________, then he was ________ because his mother kept putting it off, and finally he was ______, ______ and even _______ because his mother failed to fulfill her promise. It delicately and profoundly expresses the protagonist's rich and sensitive emotional world, as well as the gap between the children's world and the adult world.

Expand and extend

Lovely (Bing Xin)

Except for the universe,

The cutest ones are only children.

You don’t need to think when you talk to him,

There is no need to be reserved in your attitude.

Raise your head and talk and laugh,

He lowered his head to get water.

Let you think deeply about it,

It’s okay to say it a little bit;

Lubei Mountain, under the mountain gate,

When I look back occasionally,

always lively,

Grinning.

Classroom drill

1. Imitate words.

Empty ( ) ( )

Rummage ( ) ( )

2. Imitate sentences.

I feel that the light around me is gradually getting darker, getting cooler and more depressing, getting farther and farther away and becoming more and more misty.

I felt that the atmosphere in the venue was gradually getting warmer, more lively, more cheerful, more and more lively and joyful.

3. Wang Guowei said: "When I look at things, the old things all have my color." People's moods are different, and their feelings about the things around them will also be different. Please look at the picture below and describe the scenery in two states: "good" and "bad".

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"That Sunday" PPT courseware Part 1: Scenario Introduction Students, have you ever been anxious about waiting to do something or promising something, but it has been delayed in realizing it? Let’s talk about the psychology at that time. Today we will follow Shi Tiesheng to take a look at that Sunday...

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"That Sunday" PPT Part 1 content: Introduction to Shi Tiesheng, born in Beijing in 1951; graduated from the junior high school of Tsinghua University in 1967; went to Yan'an, Shaanxi Province in 1969 to jump in and settle down; in 1972, he returned to Beijing due to paralysis of both legs and worked in a street factory, which lasted 7 years , during which...

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