拓荒女孩勞拉因格爾斯懷爾德的故事課件

拓荒女孩勞拉因格爾斯懷爾德的故事課件1Thebackground(背景）ofthebookAmericanCivilWarTheWestrose(崛起）.AmericanWestwardmovement(西進(jìn)運(yùn)動(dòng)）Thebackground(背景）ofthebo2WhatwastheWestlikeinthosedays?Awildplace,milesofgrassland,deerinthewoods,rabbitsandprairiechickensinthegrass,fishintherivers,wolves,terriblewinter,terriblegrasshoppers……..WhatwastheWestlikeinthos3HowweretheIndians?fierce-lookinghavefeathersintheirhairstandstillnottheirenemiesWholivedonthewesternlandfirst?HowweretheIndians?Wholived4Thebackground(背景）ofthebook<DancesWithWolves><IntotheWest西部風(fēng)云>Thebackground(背景）ofthebo5LauraIngallsWilderLaurawithherparentsandherthreesistersThirdfromleft(Feb.7,1867–Feb.10,1957)LauraIngallsWilderLaurawi6

LauraIngallsWilderlivedinAmerica130yearsago.Shewrotemanypopularchildren’sstories.Laura’sfamilywerepioneersandshehadmanyadventuresastheytravelledthroughwoods,overprairiesandacrossriversintheircoveredwagon.Shewrotethestoriesbasedon(根據(jù)）heradventureexperience（經(jīng)歷）.LauraIngallsWilderlivedin7LittleHouseintheBigWoods(1932)FarmerBoy(1933)LittleHouseonthePrairie(1935)OntheBanksofPlumCreek(1937)BytheShoresofSilverLake(1939)

TheLongWinter(1940)LittleTownonthePrairie(1941)TheseHappyGoldenYears(1943)OntheWayHome(1962)TheFirstFourYears(1971)

TheRoadBack(2006)LittleHouseintheBigWoods8Whatwasthewagonlike?Itwaswaterprooflikeaboat,andithadacanvasrooflikeatent.Whydidthefamilymovefromplacetoplace?Andhowwastheirjourney?Whatwasthewagonlike?Whydi9ReadingAloudReadingTips:Trytoimitatetherecording.Payattentiontoyourpronunciationandintonation.Useyourvoiceandexpressiontotellwhatishappening.Whatimpresses(使…印象深刻）youinotherchapters?Telluswhatthatpartis,readitaloudandthenletusknowwhyyoulovethatpart.Readyourfavouritepartaloud.IlovethelanguageonPage7becauseIcouldn’tbelieveawomancouldslapabearinthereality(現(xiàn)實(shí)）.Itmakesmelaugh.ReadingAloudReadingTips:Wha10RetellingLittleHouseintheBigWoods——MaslappedabearRetellingLittleHouseintheB11RetellingLittleHouseonthePrairie——Pahunting,Indians,cornbreadRetellingLittleHouseontheP12RetellingOurHouseonPlumCreek——mygreatestenemy,asadtimeRetellingOurHouseonPlumCre13RetellingTownonthePrairie——theworstwinter)RetellingTownonthePrairie—14Discussionrules：1.Eachonehasachancetospeak.2.Youcan’tinterrupt（打斷）otherswhentheyarespeaking.3.Supportandaddothers’ideas.4.Ifyoudon’twanttospeak,youcankeepsilent.5.Thinkthoughtfully(全面地）beforeyouask.（提問(wèn)要深思熟慮）DiscussionDiscussionrules：Discussion15DiscussionWouldyouhaveenjoyedbeingapioneerlikethewriter?Whyorwhynot?Whatdoyouthinkhomeis?DiscussionWouldyouhaveenjoy16Freedebate（自由辯論）rules:1.Youaregoingtobedividedintotwoteams.2.Youaregoingtohaveafreedebateproandcon(從正反兩方面自由辯論）.3.Youneedtofindmoregrounds（論據(jù)）tosupportyourargument(論點(diǎn)）frommoreangles(角度)inthebook.Freedebate（自由辯論）rules:17LanguageAppreciationHomewaswherePa’sfiddlewashungonthewall.ItwaswhereverPaputupashelfforMa’schinashepherdess.Itnevergotbroken.Wewerepoor,butwemadethebestofwhatwehad.Itdidn’tmatterwherewewere.Ifweweretogether,wewerehappy.(opinion觀(guān)點(diǎn))(fact事實(shí))(觀(guān)點(diǎn))LanguageAppreciationHomewas18PhonicsPracticing（拼讀練習(xí)）cownowhowseefreetreeshopstopcropdeepkeepsweepheadbreadinsteadfiddlemiddlehuddlecrabgrabcamplampwildchildboatfloatdeerpioneerfollowwillowPhonicsPracticing（拼讀練習(xí)）cowsee19PhonicsPracticing（拼讀練習(xí)）cownowhowseefreetreeshopstopcrop莊稼deepkeepsweep掃h(yuǎn)eadbreadinstead而不是fiddle小提琴middlehuddle蜷縮crab螃蟹grab抓camp野營(yíng)lamp燈wild荒野的childboatfloat漂浮deerpioneer拓荒者followwillow柳樹(shù)PhonicsPracticing（拼讀練習(xí)）cowsee20WritingImagineyourselfbeingapioneerinawildplace.Writeaboutthehardshipsyouhavegonethroughandhowyousurvivedinaround100words.Writeasummaryofthisstoryinnolessthan100words.Writeareportaboutthebook(讀后感），innolessthan100words。WritingImagineyourselfbeing21拓荒女孩勞拉因格爾斯懷爾德的故事課件22Thebackground(背景）ofthebookAmericanCivilWarTheWestrose(崛起）.AmericanWestwardmovement(西進(jìn)運(yùn)動(dòng)）Thebackground(背景）ofthebo23WhatwastheWestlikeinthosedays?Awildplace,milesofgrassland,deerinthewoods,rabbitsandprairiechickensinthegrass,fishintherivers,wolves,terriblewinter,terriblegrasshoppers……..WhatwastheWestlikeinthos24HowweretheIndians?fierce-lookinghavefeathersintheirhairstandstillnottheirenemiesWholivedonthewesternlandfirst?HowweretheIndians?Wholived25Thebackground(背景）ofthebook<DancesWithWolves><IntotheWest西部風(fēng)云>Thebackground(背景）ofthebo26LauraIngallsWilderLaurawithherparentsandherthreesistersThirdfromleft(Feb.7,1867–Feb.10,1957)LauraIngallsWilderLaurawi27

LauraIngallsWilderlivedinAmerica130yearsago.Shewrotemanypopularchildren’sstories.Laura’sfamilywerepioneersandshehadmanyadventuresastheytravelledthroughwoods,overprairiesandacrossriversintheircoveredwagon.Shewrotethestoriesbasedon(根據(jù)）heradventureexperience（經(jīng)歷）.LauraIngallsWilderlivedin28LittleHouseintheBigWoods(1932)FarmerBoy(1933)LittleHouseonthePrairie(1935)OntheBanksofPlumCreek(1937)BytheShoresofSilverLake(1939)

TheLongWinter(1940)LittleTownonthePrairie(1941)TheseHappyGoldenYears(1943)OntheWayHome(1962)TheFirstFourYears(1971)

TheRoadBack(2006)LittleHouseintheBigWoods29Whatwasthewagonlike?Itwaswaterprooflikeaboat,andithadacanvasrooflikeatent.Whydidthefamilymovefromplacetoplace?Andhowwastheirjourney?Whatwasthewagonlike?Whydi30ReadingAloudReadingTips:Trytoimitatetherecording.Payattentiontoyourpronunciationandintonation.Useyourvoiceandexpressiontotellwhatishappening.Whatimpresses(使…印象深刻）youinotherchapters?Telluswhatthatpartis,readitaloudandthenletusknowwhyyoulovethatpart.Readyourfavouritepartaloud.IlovethelanguageonPage7becauseIcouldn’tbelieveawomancouldslapabearinthereality(現(xiàn)實(shí)）.Itmakesmelaugh.ReadingAloudReadingTips:Wha31RetellingLittleHouseintheBigWoods——MaslappedabearRetellingLittleHouseintheB32RetellingLittleHouseonthePrairie——Pahunting,Indians,cornbreadRetellingLittleHouseontheP33RetellingOurHouseonPlumCreek——mygreatestenemy,asadtimeRetellingOurHouseonPlumCre34RetellingTownonthePrairie——theworstwinter)RetellingTownonthePrairie—35Discussionrules：1.Eachonehasachancetospeak.2.Youcan’tinterrupt（打斷）otherswhentheyarespeaking.3.Supportandaddothers’ideas.4.Ifyoudon’twanttospeak,youcankeepsilent.5.Thinkthoughtfully(全面地）beforeyouask.（提問(wèn)要深思熟慮）DiscussionDiscussionrules：Discussion36DiscussionWouldyouhaveenjoyedbeingapioneerlikethewriter?Whyorwhynot?Whatdoyouthinkhomeis?DiscussionWouldyouhaveenjoy37Freedebate（自由辯論）rules:1.Youaregoingtobedividedintotwoteams.2.Youaregoingtohaveafreedebateproandcon(從正反兩方面自由辯論）.3.Youneedtofindmoregrounds（論據(jù)）tosupportyourargument(論點(diǎn)）frommoreangles(角度)inthebook.Freedebate（自由辯論）rules:38LanguageAppreciationHomewaswherePa’sfiddlewashungonthewall.ItwaswhereverPaputupashelfforMa’schinashepherdess.Itnevergotbroken.Wewerepoor,butwemadethebestofwhatwehad.Itdidn’tmatterwherewewer