"The Little Match Girl" PPT courseware 15

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"The Little Match Girl" PPT courseware 15

What is a fairy tale?

Fairy tales are a genre of children's literature.

It illustrates a truth through interesting plots and rich imagination, fantasy and exaggeration.

Fairy tales originate from life, but the specific plots are often fictional.

Andersen: is a world-famous fairy tale writer. His fairy tale is different from the ordinary fairy tales of the past and is not a retelling of folklore. Based on real life and using romantic techniques, he created 168 fairy tales. In the UK, his works are a model for youth education, and at the same time, he also belongs to the world. His works have been translated into more than 80 languages ​​and are Denmark's greatest contribution to world literature.

Word accumulation before class

Terrified and terrified all day long

frightened, uneasy

elated, ecstatic

Relaxed and happy, elated

I feel so miserable that I cry out to heaven and earth.

I can't cry, my heart is like a knife piercing my heart

furious, furious

furious, furious

Let me read it

roast flame roast

Cabinet trembles and curls up

Words:

Huddled, curled up with flames

fill window flashing

Soul Oops

Warm matchsticks

Think about what the text talks about?

A poignant story about a little match girl who froze to death on the street on New Year's Eve.

She died, frozen to death on New Year's Eve last year.

What did you feel after reading this sentence?

Read paragraphs 1---4 of the text and draw sentences that make you feel the poverty of the little girl's life.

Group cooperative learning requirements:

Read paragraphs 5-10 and think about and discuss the following questions:

1. The little girl lit the match several times in total. What did she see every time she lit the match? What did you learn from it?

2. Why does the little girl keep lighting matches?

Study Tips:

(1) Read first to find the fantasy sentences.

(2) Think about it again, what kind of illusion appeared? Explain what the little girl desires?

(3) Understand the little girl’s emotions and read aloud with emotion.

Compare sentences:

(1) Oh, even a small match is good for her! Did she dare to take out a match from the pile and burn it on the wall to warm her little hands? She finally pulled out one. Phew, the match lit up and flames came out!

(2) She rubbed another one.

(3) She struck another match.

(4) She quickly struck a handful of matches to keep her grandma.

think:

1. Why did the poor little girl die with a smile?

2. No one knows how beautiful things she has seen and how happy she has been, following her grandma towards the happiness of the New Year. What do the two "once" in this sentence indicate?

(The two words "once" show that the little girl died with such good wishes. And no one knows about such good wishes. It means that no one cares about her.)

Did she find happiness?

Early the next morning, the little girl was sitting in the corner, her cheeks flushed and her mouth smiling.

No one knows: she has seen such beautiful things, and how happy she was to walk towards the happiness of the New Year with her grandma.

Expansion exercises:

1. Read other fairy tales by Andersen.

2. Read the literary work "Interrogating Life".

3. Pay attention to the world and look for the "little match girl" of the 21st century. Get close to the poor children living in the war-torn Middle East and write their stories.

Consolidation exercises

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

The text "The Little Match Girl" was written by _____, a famous writer from _____ (time) _____ (country). The little girl lit the match several times and fantasized about _____, _____, _____, _____ and _____ respectively.

2. Compared with the little match girl, how do you think your life is leading? If this little girl comes among us, how are you going to treat her and what are you going to say to her?

3. Please write a short excerpt titled "If the Little Match Girl Came Among Us".

4. Read other fairy tales by Andersen.

Think about it, talk about it, write about it

If the little match girl came among us, what would you say? Or what are you going to do?

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"The Little Match Girl" PPT courseware 20 About the author Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) was a Danish writer who was revered as the father of modern fairy tales. Andersen's fairy tales have a huge influence in translations in various languages ​​around the world. He was born in Odense..

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"The Little Match Girl" PPT courseware 19 About the author: Andersen, April 2, 1805 - August 4, 1875, Danish writer and poet, wrote 168 fairy tales in his life, and is the best fairy tale master in the world. Known as the King of Fairy Tales. His most famous fairy tale...

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"The Little Match Girl" PPT courseware 18 Fairy tale writer Andersen Andersen (18051875) is a world-famous fairy tale writer. He was born in Odense, a small city in central Denmark. His father was a poor shoemaker who had served as a mercenary in Napoleon's army. After my father died...

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