"Robinson Shipbuilding" PPT courseware 2

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"Robinson Shipbuilding" PPT courseware 2

learning target

1. Read the text silently and understand Robinson's positive life attitude of daring to overcome difficulties based on understanding the content of the story.

2. Learn the new words in this lesson independently and understand words such as "spare no effort, insignificant, incredible".

3. Stimulate students' desire to read the original work.

About the Author

Daniel Defoe, British writer and journalist. The founder of realist novels during the British Enlightenment period, he is known as the "Father of British and European Novels". His work is highly readable, and its main structure is as follows: the protagonist overcomes difficulties through hard work, wisdom and bravery, which reflects the social atmosphere of pursuing adventure and advocating personal struggle at that time. His masterpiece "Robinson Crusoe" created Robinson, a typical character who struggled with difficulties.

Creative background

"Robinson Crusoe" was written by Defoe inspired by a true story. At that time, a Scottish sailor had an argument with the captain and was abandoned by the captain on a desert island. Four years later, he was rescued and returned to England. This sailor did not have any commendable deeds on the desert island, but the Robinson Crusoe portrayed by Defoe is a representative of the emerging bourgeoisie and an ideal hero.

new word learning

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yacht pole fallacy

Lifeboat door bar fallacy

understand words

Sampan: A small oar-rowed boat on the sea or river. One boat can seat two or three people; the one used by the navy is narrower and longer, and can usually seat about ten people. Also called "three boards" and "sampan".

Boat: refers to a relatively light boat, such as a yacht, a lifeboat, etc. There are also people who call large ships boats, such as submarines.

Lever: A simple machine that is a rod that can rotate around a fixed point as an axis.

Spare no effort: leave, leave; yu, remainder. Use all your strength without reservation. Synonyms such as: go all out.

Insignificant: sufficient, worthy; Tao, said. Too small to be worth talking about. Synonyms include: humble, insignificant, insignificant, etc.

Absurd: extremely wrong; highly unreasonable.

main content

By describing the plot of the protagonist Robinson building a canoe on a desert island, this article shows his tenacious spirit of not retreating in the face of difficulties and daring to rely on his own labor and wisdom to overcome difficulties.

segmentation

Part One (1): Write "I" want to go to land and seek a way to escape.

Part Two (2-4): Write about repairing the ship and giving up repairing the ship.

Part Three (5-8): Determined to build a ship and build it successfully. This is the climax of the story.

Part 4 (9): This is the end of the story. I feel very happy when I write "I". Because this is bigger than any canoe "I" have ever seen, it is a successful work that "I" have devoted all my efforts to.

Practice questions

1. How did Robinson build the ship?

(1) Robinson first started repairing the ship and then gave up repairing the ship, but he did not give up the desire to go to the island to face the mainland, so he thought of making a canoe. When he decided to build a ship, he not only thought of the favorable and unfavorable conditions, but more importantly, "started working immediately" and worked hard. After several months, he finally made a decent independent ship. wooden boat.

(2) What kind of person can we tell from this incident?

Robinson was in adversity, persevering and never flinching; facing difficulties, he dared to face them and overcome them. He was a man who created miracles with wisdom, hard work and tenacity.

Read the full text again, and draw sentences that deeply affect you while reading. Think about it: What impression did Robinson Crusoe leave on you?

I spared no effort in this task, but wasted all my thought and effort, and three or four weeks of my time.

①What does "spare no effort" mean?

②What do you understand from the words "in vain", "wasted" and "three or four weeks"? Have any questions?

Give it a try:

Did Robinson leave the desert island after building the ship? What kind of adventure did he have?

Robinson Crusoe is a person who does not retreat in the face of difficulties and dares to rely on his own labor and wisdom to overcome difficulties.

Say a famous quote from "Robinson Crusoe"

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