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13 Shepherds who plant trees.

Jean Giorno. Written and coached: Zhang Anmeng.

Teaching Objectives: Knowledge and ability: Familiarize yourself with the text, grasp the content of the article as a whole, and sort out the storyline. Analyze the characters, experience the role of environmental description, and learn the use of contrasting techniques.

Process and Method: Students know how to work independently.

Emotions and Values: Learn the spirit of shepherds who are generous and selfless, do not seek fame and fortune and reward, and cultivate a sense of protecting the natural environment.

Teaching focus and difficulty: the analysis of character image, the use of contrasting techniques.

Teaching preparation: multi-** courseware.

Teaching process: 1st period.

1. Review the import and generate questions.

Review "In Memory of Bethune".

Review the three types of expression: narrative, descriptive, and argumentative, and the two types of writing: narrative.

Peace Talks**. Today, we study the work of a foreign writer, "The Shepherd Who Planted the Tree", what kind of genre is this? What are the main expressions used?

2. Preliminary**.

1. Check the preview, check the reading and writing of the article and the reading of the phonetic words in the text notes.

2. Through annotations and materials, students will initially introduce the author.

3. Read the text for the first time, as a whole**.

1) The style and expression of the article.

Narrative, the main mode of expression is narrative and description.

2) Interesting problem solving.

What kind of person is called a shepherd?

How did a shepherd become a tree planter?

What's so good about a title like an article? (Pointing out the main content of the article, that is, the main things and the main people, can arouse the reader's interest).

Looking at the title, do we know that this is a person-oriented article or a thing-oriented article? (Writing about people).

3) Overall perception, preliminary**.

Read the text quickly, and the text shows what kind of person the shepherd is. (What are some of his personality traits and qualities?) ）

Students are self-directed and cooperative.

Characteristics of the board characters: generosity and selflessness, no desire to reciprocate.

Confident, calm, not talkative (taciturn), quiet, loyal, unassuming.

Simplicity of life (frugality, love of neatness) and hospitality.

Seriously, carefully.

Industrious, persevering, and protecting the environment.

For the benefit of humanity. 3. Summary.

Fourth, consolidation. Students read, read, write, and write.

5. Homework. Preliminary solution of practice questions after class.

2nd period. 1. Review the tutorial and generate questions.

Review the characteristics of the characters, how does the article show the characteristics of the characters?

2. In-depth reading of texts.

1. Students should sort out the plot, find the details, make annotations, and find out the correspondence between the plot, details and the characteristics of the characters.

Students discuss, express their opinions, complement each other and correct each other, and the teacher pays attention to guidance.

The estimates are as follows: 5 natural passages depict the environment of the stone house, showing the simplicity of the life of the shepherd; Pick acorns.

The child behaves carefully and carefully; Plant acorns, plant.

Belong**. "The Shepherd Who Planted the Tree", also known as "The Man Who Planted the Tree", is an article written by the French writer Jean Giorno in 1953, about a shepherd who lives in isolation and turns the mound into an oasis through nearly half a century of perseverance in planting trees, proving that lonely people can find happiness. It has been adapted into an animated film.

Excerpt from the original text: In just eight years, the whole highland has been renewed, exuding the light of health and prosperity.

If you want to know who is really the best person, I'm afraid you will have to spend years observing: to see if his behavior is selfless; whether the motive is generous; At the same time, he must also leave a visible mark on the earth.

I was fortunate enough to know a "tree planter" who met all of the above criteria.

About forty years ago, I made the trek to the plateau of Provence under the Alps. At that time, this plateau was loess, bare, and there was not a single tree.

I walked for three days and came near the ruins of a dilapidated village. The houses in this village have long since lost their roofs under the wind and rain. A church with a collapsed spire shows that it was once inhabited, but now there is no sign of life.

Since I ran out of water two days ago, I urgently needed to find it. I thought there should be a well in the village, but when I found it, I found that it had long since dried up.

Actually, I'm quite familiar with this area. There are four or five villages scattered sparsely on the highlands, most of which have moved away because they can't stand the dry climate, leaving a few charcoal burners and living a very difficult life.

I kept walking, thinking: I'm afraid there is no hope of finding water. As I climbed a hill, I suddenly saw a figure in the valley in the distance, and I shouted to the man, "Can you give me some water?" ”

The Shepherd Who Planted Trees belongs to the reportage genre.

The shepherd who planted the tree was a very selfless and persistent person. "The Shepherd Who Planted the Tree", also known as "The Man Who Planted the Tree", is an article written by the French writer Jean Giorno in 1953, about a shepherd who lives in isolation and turns the mound into an oasis through nearly half a century of perseverance in planting trees, proving that lonely people can find happiness.

French writer Jean Giorno wrote a famous **, about a shepherd who lives in isolation, through nearly half a century of unremitting tree planting, proving that lonely people can find happiness, this shepherd, do not know the war of 1914, nor do they know the war of 1939, he deals with trees every day, and the tree depends on each other, he uses the language of the heart to talk to the tree, silently communicates, lives an indifferent life, he proves the lonely through personal experience, and finds a good way to live a happy life- Love makes life more sunny.

The shepherd who planted the tree was a very selfless, persistent, and serious person, both for work and for life. "The Shepherd Who Planted Trees" describes a lonely shepherd in Provence, France, from World War I to World War II, who turned his inner longing for his family into love for nature, and devoted the rest of his life to planting trees in the wilderness of the Alps, turning the barren land into a pastoral place where people can live and work in peace and contentment with his own hands and tenacity.

The Shepherd Who Planted Trees is a 1953 article written by French writer Jean Giornot, about a shepherd who lives in isolation and turns a mound into an oasis through nearly half a century of unremitting tree planting, proving that lonely people can find happiness. This shepherd, who did not know the war of 1914 or the war of 1939, dealt with the trees every day, and depended on them for his life. He used the language of his heart to talk to the tree, communicated silently, and lived an indifferent life.

Through his own experience, he has proved that lonely people have found a good way to live a happy life - love makes life more sunny.

The text "The Shepherd Who Planted the Tree" is chronological, focusing on the three meetings between "me" and the shepherd and the changes on the plateau. The shepherd's selfless dedication was praised.

Function: The general leader of the full text, the topic, laid the emotional tone of the article, the end of the discussion according to the beginning, to the protagonist high praise, far-reaching ideas, so that the article rises to the height of life philosophy. It is deeply enlightening:

A person who is generous and selfless and who has been doing a good deed for decades is a great person.

The French writer Jean Giorno famously wrote a ** about a shepherd who lived in solitude and through nearly half a century of perseverance in planting trees, he confirmed that "the loner."

Being able to find happiness.

This shepherd, I don't know the war of 1914, I don't know the war of 1939, he deals with the tree every day, and the tree depends on each other, he talks with the tree with the language of the heart, communicates silently, and lives an "indifferent life, he proves through personal experience that the lonely person has found a good way to live a happy life, and love makes life more sunny."

The text is titled "The Shepherd Who Planted the Tree", which not only summarizes the main content of the article, but also identifies the protagonist of the story.

1. The full text of the general leader, the topic, laid the emotional tone of the article on the collapse of the town;

2. Set up suspense to attract readers' interest in reading;

3. It not only summarizes the main content of the article;

4, point out the hero who grinds the shirt and tells the truth.

He is a very selfless, persistent, and extremely serious person, both for work and for life.

1. Choose acorns from him.

The details can be seen in his seriousness.

Excerpt from the text: "He worked without distractions and took it seriously. From "the room was neatly cleaned and the dishes were washed cleanly.

There was not a single trace of dust on the floor, and the shotgun was oiled. The buttons of his clothes were sewn so tightly that the stitches of the patches were so thin that they were barely visible."

It can be seen that he is very serious and meticulous in life, and does not want to live a so-so life.

2. From his labor scenes, we can see its selflessness and perseverance.

Excerpt from the text: "Although the wind blows on the tiles, it makes the sound of the waves crashing against the sand. And when I asked him, is this land yours?

He shook his head and said, No. He took out a bag, poured out a bunch of acorns from it, and scattered them on the table. Then, one by one, they were carefully selected, and after a few years, the large oak tree also grew luxuriantly, like a teenager standing upright.

It can be seen that the old people who planted trees were selfless and diligent in order to envy the desert situation of the plateau.