"Strange Big Stone" PPT Courseware 2

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"Strange Big Stone" PPT Courseware 2

Li Siguang (1889-1971) Chinese geologist. Mongolian, from Huanggang, Hubei. Studied in Japan and the UK. Served as a professor in the Geology Department of Peking University. Wrote many geological works that were influential in the world.

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Li Siguang has made great contributions to my country's petroleum industry. After the founding of New China, the country was in urgent need of oil, but many foreign experts concluded that China had no oil. After long-term research, Li Siguang believed that there must be oil in our country's land. Based on his research results, our country has successively found Daqing Oilfield, Shengli Oilfield, Huabei Oilfield and other large oilfields, and has removed the label of "China is poor in oil".

Use your brain to think about:

1 Why is the topic titled "Strange Big Rock"?

2 Where is the "strange big rock"?

3. Write down what you don’t understand.

Meteorites: Large meteorites that are not completely burned when they pass through the Earth's atmosphere and fall to the Earth that are more stony or entirely stony.

Geologist: A scientist who studies the formation of earth's materials and crustal structure to explore the formation and development of the earth.

Quaternary: The last era of geological history. From about 2.5 million years ago to the present. At this time, multiple glaciations occurred extensively in high latitudes.

Qinling Mountains: An ancient folded and faulted mountain range running east-west across central my country. The north-south decomposition line of my country's geography. Distributed are glacial troughs, valleys, horn peaks, etc.

What is this text about?

(The text talks about how when Li Siguang was a child, he often played hide-and-seek games with his friends around a huge boulder. As time went by, he became interested in the big boulder. If he had any questions, he went to ask his teacher and his dad to solve the problem. Later, he went to England. I went to study geology, and after returning to China, I conducted an investigation and solved my doubts.)

Where is the "strange" thing about the big stone? How did you get the idea?

(1). This huge stone stands alone on the grass. ("alone")

(2). The big stone completely obscured his figure. The friends walked around the stone but could not find him. (huge)

(3). This stone is probably hundreds of years old. (a long time)

(4). But why didn’t it lie down in the soil? (Didn’t lie down in the dirt)

How did Li Siguang ask the teacher? How did the teacher answer? What would Li Siguang think?

Later, Li Siguang asked his father again, but his father couldn't explain clearly. Was this mystery later resolved? How was it solved?

Ask the students to read paragraphs 1 to 3 of the text silently, and talk about what is "weird" about this strange stone? Find relevant sentences in the text and underline them with "——". After drawing, you can communicate with your deskmate.

1. This huge boulder stands alone on the grass.

2. The big stone completely covered his figure. The friends walked around the stone but couldn't find him.

3. The teacher thought for a while and said, "I'm afraid this stone is hundreds of years old. It was there when I was a child."

This stone has three monsters: independence, huge size, and long time.

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"Strange Big Stone" PPT courseware 3:

"Strange Big Stone" PPT courseware 3 Trial learning requirements: 1. Read the text freely and mark the natural paragraphs. 2. Read the new characters and words and draw the new words. 3. Thinking: What does the text tell us? When Li Siguang was a child (had doubts about the big stone), he asked (teacher...

"Strange Big Rock" PPT courseware:

"Strange Big Stone" PPT courseware Li Siguang: (18891971) Chinese geologist, Mongolian, native of Huanggang, Hubei. Studied in Japan and the UK. In his early years, he joined the Tongmenghui and participated in the Revolution of 1911. He used to be a professor in the Geology Department of Peking University and a researcher at the Central Institute of Geology.

"Strange Big Stone" PPT teaching courseware download 5:

"Strange Big Stone" PPT teaching courseware download 5 When Li Siguang was ( ) with his friends, he became interested in a stone ( ), so he went to ask ( ) and ( ), but he did not get the answer. When Li Siguang grew up, he went to England ( ) and finally understood the reason...

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Update Time: 2024-11-09

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