北师大版（2019）选择性必修第三册Unit 8 Literature Viewing Workshop-课件-(共15张PPT)
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Unit 8 Literature
Viewing Workshop
Characters: _________________________________
Setting: ___________________________________
Problem: __________________________________
Solution: __________________________________
The Emperor’s New Suit
the Emperor, weavers, the minister, an official, a child
a land far away and a long time ago
The emperor cares more about himself than his people
weavers make him look foolish
Characters: _________________________________
Setting: ___________________________________
Problem: __________________________________
Solution: __________________________________
The Princess and the Frog
a princess, the King, a frog
a castle
The princess cares too much about the way things look
The princess lets a frog into her bedroom
One day, an old beggar went to the village. He knocked at the door of a rich man to beg for food. This was a big house and at the side was built a granary with a big padlock. The owner of the house was a miser and he was known for never helping anyone.
The beggar was aware of his reputation but still pleaded, “Will you give me a bit of butter or milk ”
The miser said impatiently, “No! Go away at once!”
The Beggar and the Miser
“Perhaps you can sweep out for me a bit grain or beans,” the hungry beggar continued.
“There isn’t anything in my house!”
“How about a little bit of bread ” the beggar insisted. “Only a mouthful of food and I will be very grateful.”
“Go away! I don’t have bread!”
“How about some water I am thirsty.”
“I don’t have water.”
The beggar then said sadly to him, “My friend, why are you here You should go to some kind-hearted folk to beg for food because you are poorer than anybody else.”
Characters: _________________________________
Setting: ___________________________________
Problem: __________________________________
Solution: __________________________________
The Beggar and the Miser
a beggar, a rich man
a big hosue of a wealthy man
The beggar wants help from the miser, but is refused
The beggar “helps” the miser
Group Discussion
What lessons can we learn from these three fairy tales
The miser in this story is really wealthy in a material sense, but he is extremely poor in a moral sense. Rich people without compassion and conscience are not welcome in the society. They are likely to maintain temporary wealth but not everlasting wealth. So at the same time we feed our stomach, don’t forget to feed our soul.
THANK YOU
Unit 8 Literature
Viewing Workshop
Characters: _________________________________
Setting: ___________________________________
Problem: __________________________________
Solution: __________________________________
The Emperor’s New Suit
the Emperor, weavers, the minister, an official, a child
a land far away and a long time ago
The emperor cares more about himself than his people
weavers make him look foolish
Characters: _________________________________
Setting: ___________________________________
Problem: __________________________________
Solution: __________________________________
The Princess and the Frog
a princess, the King, a frog
a castle
The princess cares too much about the way things look
The princess lets a frog into her bedroom
One day, an old beggar went to the village. He knocked at the door of a rich man to beg for food. This was a big house and at the side was built a granary with a big padlock. The owner of the house was a miser and he was known for never helping anyone.
The beggar was aware of his reputation but still pleaded, “Will you give me a bit of butter or milk ”
The miser said impatiently, “No! Go away at once!”
The Beggar and the Miser
“Perhaps you can sweep out for me a bit grain or beans,” the hungry beggar continued.
“There isn’t anything in my house!”
“How about a little bit of bread ” the beggar insisted. “Only a mouthful of food and I will be very grateful.”
“Go away! I don’t have bread!”
“How about some water I am thirsty.”
“I don’t have water.”
The beggar then said sadly to him, “My friend, why are you here You should go to some kind-hearted folk to beg for food because you are poorer than anybody else.”
Characters: _________________________________
Setting: ___________________________________
Problem: __________________________________
Solution: __________________________________
The Beggar and the Miser
a beggar, a rich man
a big hosue of a wealthy man
The beggar wants help from the miser, but is refused
The beggar “helps” the miser
Group Discussion
What lessons can we learn from these three fairy tales
The miser in this story is really wealthy in a material sense, but he is extremely poor in a moral sense. Rich people without compassion and conscience are not welcome in the society. They are likely to maintain temporary wealth but not everlasting wealth. So at the same time we feed our stomach, don’t forget to feed our soul.
THANK YOU