Classroom introduction is natural and brisk.
"Have the students ever folded a paper boat?" Hearing this question, children will be attracted whether they are folded or not.
People who have folded it will think, I have folded it, so it is folded; People who haven't folded will play and fold as much as they want. This is the charm introduced by the life scene, close to life and catching the eye at once.
But don't think that the introduction of this class is so simple. See if you can find more highlights from the video.
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Compare poetry with the same topic, stripping silk layer by layer.
Bing Xin's and Tagore's poems are written on paper boats, which are expressions of aspirations and dreams. Teacher Yan led the students to strip away the similarities between the two poems and began to dig their hearts gradually. ...
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Follow the imagination of poetry, and then imagine.
The poem mentions sleeping immortals and dreams. In fact, this is already the author's imagination. However, Mr. Yan did not "let it go", but directed the children to re-imagine in the footsteps of poetry in view of these two illusory things.