"The Story of "Bei"" PPT (first lesson)

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"The Story of "Bei"" PPT (first lesson)

Part One: Exciting Introduction

Children, do you recognize the following words?

Let’s go into the text and experience the fun and magic of Chinese characters!

The origin of Oracle

Oracle bone inscriptions are a cultural product of the Shang Dynasty (about 17th century BC - 11th century BC), with a history of more than 3,600 years. The rulers of the Shang Dynasty were superstitious about ghosts and gods. In the past, they often used tortoise shells and animal bones to predict good and bad luck. Later, they would also engrave on the oracle bones the matters they divined and the inscriptions or related records that would come true later. The writing was called oracle bone inscriptions. It has been exactly 100 years since the discovery of oracle bones with writing on them at the Yin Ruins in Anyang, Henan in the late Qing Dynasty. Currently, more than 150,000 pieces of oracle bones have been unearthed, most of which are relics of the royal family from Pan Geng's move to Yin to the death of Zhou. Since it came out to the Yin Ruins, it is also called the Yin Xu script; because most of the inscriptions are divination inscriptions, it is also called the Zhen divination script. There are currently 4,500 single characters unearthed in oracle bone inscriptions, of which more than 2,000 characters have been recognized and more than a thousand are recognized. It records the political, economic, cultural and other aspects of Chinese society more than 3,000 years ago. It is the earliest and most precious historical relic in existence.

Bei’s story PPT, part two: first reading perception

Listen to the model reading, draw new words in the text while listening, and pay attention to the pronunciation of the new words.

Self-reading tips

Ask the students to read the text freely and try to read the pronunciation of the characters correctly and read the sentences clearly.

Check self-reading status

Read the text by name, and students will comment on each other: whether the pronunciation of the characters is correct and whether the sentences are smooth.

Bei’s story PPT, the third part: literacy and writing

Class Category

beautiful beautiful

treasure precious treasure

decorative jewelry

jewelry items

Follow, follow, follow

practice

The set of phonetic pronunciation and glyphs that are completely correct is ()

A． jewelry sì pǐn apologize péi lǐ cherish zhēn guì

B. poverty pín qióng make money zhuàng qián family bones jiǎ �ǔ wén

C． coin yìn� bì type zhǒn� lèi purchase�òu mǎi

understand words

[Beautiful] [Precious] [Like] [Easy] [Damage] [Protect]

I can write

cowry

Structure: single character

Sequence: B Radical: Bei

Group words: shell shellfish

Sentence: There are many beautiful shells on the beach.

Writing instructions: The vertical and horizontal breaks are the same length. Start from the vertical center line and move toward the lower left square. The last stroke is the long point.

shell

Structure: top and bottom

Sound sequence: K Radical: Shi

Group words: shell, egg shell

Sentence: There are many beautiful shells on the beach.

Writing guidance: The vertical character of "Shi" should be written on the vertical center line, the horizontal hook of Bald Baogai should be on the horizontal center line, and the left and horizontal hooks of "Ji" at the bottom should be written in a relaxed manner.

Bei’s Story PPT, Part 4: Guided Reading

1. Read the text freely;

2. Read to each other at the same table;

3. Read and comment in the group.

The word "shell" in the oracle bone inscriptions depicts the two open shells of a shell.

Re-reading "Two Shells Open" reveals the curiosity and inquiring spirit about "shells".

Moreover, shells can be carried around and are not easily damaged, so the ancients also used shells as coins. Therefore, words with "贝" as the radical are mostly related to money, such as "earn, lose, buy, be poor, goods".

Pay attention to the difference between pauses and commas. The pause time of a pause is slightly shorter than that of a comma.

Bei’s Story PPT, Part 5: Summary of this Lesson

What did you feel after reading the text for the first time?

Example: After reading the text for the first time, I felt the breadth and depth of Chinese language and characters.

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