重庆大学版高中英语Book3 Unit 6 Perseverance 阅读、听说、写作 课件（共83张PPT）

课件83张PPT。Poems are images in your mind.
They let you go beyond the surface and
discover your deepest feelings.Table of contentsPeriod ILi Bai was a Chinese poet.
He wrote great poems. Have you ever wrote a poem?Do you like peoms?
Why?Share your poem with us.Life is dear
Love is dearer
Both can be given up for the freedom.What does this poem try to express?Poem appreciation? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
I’ll be a tree, if you are its flower,Or a flower, if you are the dew.
I’ll be the dew, if you are the sunbeam,Only to be united with you.
My lovely girl, if you are the Heaven,I shall be a star above on high;My darling, if you are hell-fire,To unite us, damned I shall die. I’ll be a treeWhat does this poem try to express?Mum
Where are you?
Why can’t I see the sun of today?
Why can’t I hear the singing of birds?
Why can’t I touch the kind face of you again？In the class yesterday afternoon
I silently flew
In the dark sky
Like the stringless kite Dad and you flew in spring
Which has been drifting
Towards somewhere far wayMum, Please Don’t CryWhat does this poem try to express?The place I flew towards is called Paradise
Where I will be a cherub
From now on
The brightest little star on the horizon
Will be your dearest daughter
Who will always watch youMum
Please don't worry
And dry your tears
Because you once told me to be strong
…Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,…
To where it bent in the undergrowth.What does diverge mean? What does undergrowth mean? Now work in pairs and describe the picture.If you are standing here on the road,
which way do you take?
What you might be thinking about?roadsbothdecision road Fill in the following paragraph.Tell your partner why and how you have made your most important choice in your life.Pair work Making a choice is sometimes very difficult.Based on the picture and the title of
the poem “The Road Not Taken”,
can you predict what the poem is probably about?磨损Read the following
Background information
to understand the poem better 使能够amuse+ment very oftenshowing or needing much skill or careful treatmenta school in Britain for children aged between
11 and 18 who have a high academic ability(of an author) have one’s work printed and distributedcenter n. central adj.offer indirect suggestionCan you guess the meaning of sharp?Is stand a verb here?
What does it mean?3 Mins.6 Mins.Here is the hint.No better than spoons And bags full of leaves Are light as balloons.I make a great noiseLike rabbit and deerRunning away. A B A B C Homework Finish Task 3 in Comprehending.
Preview Word Power and do the exercise.
Period IILet’s check your homeworkCompetition Challenge yourselfCan you get the word and make a sentence immediately?34125678150 scoresWhat’s the word?amusementleisure; state of being amuseddiverge 250 scoresWhat’s the word?(of lines, roads, etc.) separate and go in different directions, becoming further apart300 scoresWhat’s the word? ironyexpression of one’s meaning by saying the direct opposite of one’s thoughts in order to be emphatic, amusing, sarcastic, etc.150 scoresWhat’s the word?hintindirect suggestionWhat’s the word?inspirationstimulation of the mind, feelings, etc. to do sth. beyond a person’s usual ability, especially creative ability in art, literature, music, etc.350 scoresWhat’s the word?delicateshowing or needing much skill or careful treatment200 scoresWhat’s the word?enablemake able (to do sth.)150 scoresWhat’s the word?publish (of an author) have one’s work printed and distributed150 scorescleverlyfrequentlydelicatelyimmediately simply ironically repeatedly newly peacockchurch mouse极骄傲的赤贫的ox强壮的grass幼稚的ABC/pie极容易的 轻盈的 feather bat看不见的Complete the following idioms and translate them
into Chinese.You may use a dictionary to help you.Period ⅢStudy the following sentences and decide what fun_ction
“it” has in each of them.something that has been mentioneddistancesomebodytimeweatherthe postponed object the postponed subject2) 4) 5)3)1)7)6)“It” competition! Who has more?Homework Finish Task 3 in Grammar.
Preview Listening and Speaking.
Period ⅣRead the following sentences from a dialogue and
predict what the dialogue is about.What?Where?How aboutdon’t likeenjoyablefavouriteListen for the specific information.DreamsdieflyfieldPeriod ⅤfootprintThis man is fishing.mountains birdpaths boatbamboo riverDiscuss the meanings of the following proverbs
about roads in pairs.1) No way is impossible to courage.
2) Perseverance is the only road to success.
3) All roads lead to Rome.
4) Confidence in yourself is the first step on the
road to success.
5) To know the road ahead, ask those coming back.
6) No road is long with good company.Write a poem entitled “road” of your own.Remember to decode the rhyme scheme of your
poem, which can help create the mood.Road
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________________ What does road mean to you?Homework Finish writing your poem.
Preview Further Reading.
Period ⅥWhat is a biography?juniorleave school without finishing it1874—Born on March 26 in San Francisco, first child of
Isabelle Moodie and William Prescott Frost Jr.
Named after Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
1879—Attends kindergarten, but goes home after one day
suffering from nervous stomach pain and does not
return.
1880—Father is elected as delegate to the Democratic
National Convention in Cincinnati. Attends
first grade, but soon drops out again.
1881—Enters second grade.
1882—Drops out of school and is educated at home.Children are educated
in the kindergarten.1885—Father dies of tuberculosis (TB) on May 5, leaving
family with only $8 after expenses are paid. Enters
third grade after testing, while younger sister enters
fourth grade.
1889—Finishes school year at head of his class.
1890— First published poem, “La Noche Triste (The Sad
Night) ” and a second poem, “The Song of the Wave”
appear in the Lawrence High School Bulletin in April
and May.
1891—Passes preliminary entrance examinations for Harvard
College. Elected chief editor of the Bulletin for the
1891-1892 school year. Meets and falls in love with
fellow student Elinor Miriam White (b. 1872) during
fall.autumnthe money something costs you or that you need to spend in order to do something1892—Becomes engaged to Elinor. Enters Dartmouth
College instead of Harvard because it is cheaper.
Bored by college life and restless, leaves
Dartmouth at the end of December.
1893— Briefly teaches an unruly eighth-grade class in
Methuen for several weeks. Tries to convince
Elinor to marry him before returning to St.
Lawrence University in Canton, New York, but
fails.
1894— Learns The Independent will publish his poem
“My Butterfly: An Elegy” and will pay him $15.
1895— Works as a reporter. Teaches at Salem district
school. Marries Elinor White in Lawrence on
December 19.persuade1897— Passes Harvard College entrance examinations,
borrows money from grandfather and enters
Harvard as a freshman.
1899— Withdraws from Harvard on March 31.
1906— Starts part-time position teaching English literature
at Pinkerton Academy in Derry. Publishes poem
“The Tuft of Flowers” in the Derry Enterprise.
Eventually assumes a fulltime teaching post at
Pinkerton Academy.
1909—Poem “Into Mine Own” appears in New England
Magazine in May.to move back or away from a place or situation1911— Accepts offer to teach at State Normal School and
moves family to Plymouth. Teaches courses in
education and psychology.
1912— Decides to live in England for a few years and to
devote himself to writing full time. Sails with
family on August 23. Stays in London briefly before
renting a cottage in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire,
20 miles north of London.
1913— “A Boy’ s Will” is published on April 1. Meets
numerous literary figures, including Ezra Pound
and William Butler Yeats (who tells Pound that “A
Boy’s Will” is “the best poetry written in America
in a long time”).
...the scientific study of the human mind and the reasons for people’s behavioura large number of5 Mins.1874His father died, and he entered third grade.1890He worked as a reporter and taught at Salem district school. And married Elinor.1906“A Boy’ s Will” was published on April 1. He met numerous literary figures.FTFRobert Frost was named afterbut went home after one day and did not returnFF T Folderwithdrewwith familyA summary of Robert Lee Frost’s life