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Cricket's Dwelling
This article focuses on the dwelling of crickets, mainly talking about the characteristics of cricket dwellings and how crickets build dwellings.
Meaning: Learn the author's method of carefully observing things, and comprehend the author's writing method of using vivid and vivid language to express specific things. Understand the characteristics of cricket dwellings and the construction process of dwellings, and experience the characteristics of crickets that bear hardships and stand hard work and refuse to settle down with encounters.
Stimulate students' interest in observing things around them and develop the habit of careful observation.
Understand the characteristics of cricket dwellings and the process of its construction, and experience the characteristics of crickets that bear hardships and stand hard work and refuse to settle down with encounters through key sentences. Learn to grasp the characteristics and vividly describe things, and experience the author's love for crickets.
The text mainly talks about the characteristics of crickets who refuse to be at ease with encounters and work tirelessly, and also let me know that the dwelling of crickets, which can be called a great project, was actually excavated by themselves little by little, rather than being at ease with encounters. The tools used by crickets to build their dwellings are their "forefeet" and "pliers".
The hind feet "two rows of saws on the hind legs", it uses actions such as "picking", "moving", "stepping" and "pushing" to work tirelessly under the soil.
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The dwelling of crickets is introduced from three aspects: the location of the dwelling, the exterior and the interior.
1. Site selection After careful selection, I refuse to be at peace with the situation and do not use ready-made caves.
2. The exterior is sunny, hidden, dry, with doors and platforms.
3. The interior is simple, clean, dry and hygienic.
1) Commencement time.
2) How to dig.
3) Keep trimming.
Appreciation:
Cricket's Dwelling
Excerpt from "Insects".
The author is Jean-Henri Casimir Fabre, a famous French entomologist.
1823-1915)。The article is included in the 7th lesson of the fourth grade of the primary school Chinese of the People's Education Edition, and the 26th lesson of the second volume of the sixth grade of the Jijiao edition of the primary school Chinese, which mainly introduces the characteristics and construction process of the cricket cave.
With his love for crickets, he gave us a true introduction to the characteristics of the cricket dwellings he observed, as well as the crickets' talent in building dwellings, and praised the crickets' tireless work and refusal to settle for what they encountered.
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It is introduced from three aspects: the location of the residence, the exterior and the interior
1. Site selection After careful selection, I refuse to be at peace with the situation and do not use ready-made caves.
2. The exterior is sunny, hidden, dry, with doors and platforms.
3. The interior is simple, clean, dry and hygienic.
Teaching Objectives:1. Learn the 12 new words in this lesson, and be able to read and write words composed of new words correctly.
2. Read the text aloud with feelings, understand the characteristics of cricket dwellings and the construction process of dwellings, and experience the characteristics of crickets that bear hardships and stand hard work, and refuse to settle down with encounters.
3. Learn the author's method of carefully observing things, and comprehend the author's writing method of using vivid and vivid language to express specific things.
4. Stimulate students' interest in observing things around them and develop the habit of careful observation.
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