北京版六年级下册Lesson 4优秀课件ppt

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Pre-reading
Lk at the picture, please guess:What is the stry?Wh are the peple?What are they ding in the stry?
Can yu tell us mre abut the stry?
While-reading
The Flish Old Man Remved the Muntains
The Flish Old Man Remved the MuntainsTaihang and Wangwu were tw big muntains in the suth f Jizhu and nrth f Heyang. They were seven hundred li arund, and ten thusand metres high. An ld man lived n the nrth side f the muntains. He was 90 years ld. Peple called him the Flish Old Man.The muntains std in his way t suth. He was very unhappy. S he said t his family, “Shall we wrk tgether t remve（搬掉） the tw mutains? Then we can g straight t the suth.” They agreed t his idea.The Flish Old Man and his sns began t break rcks and dig earth. They carried the rcks and earth in baskets t the seaside f Bhai. One trip t the sea tk them a lng time. They left in winter and came back in summer.Anther ld man lived by the river. Peple called him the Wise Old Man. He laughed at the Flish Old Man and said t him, “Hw unwise yu are! Yu are ld and weak. Yu cannt even pull ut a tree frm the muntains. Hw can yu remve them?”The Flish Old Man said, “Yu dn’t understand. When I die, there will be my sns, and my sns will have their sns and grandsns. The family will carry n, but the muntains will nt grw. Why can’t we remve them?”The gd f Muntains heard the Flish Old Man’s wrds. He reprted the whle thing t the Heavenly Gd. The Heavenly Gd was tuched（被感动的）. He rdered the tw sns f Kua’ershi（夸娥氏）t remve the tw muntains.
Can yu read
Please read the stry and underline the peple.
Taihang and Wangwu were tw big muntains in the suth f Jizhu and nrth f Heyang. They were seven hundred li arund, and ten thusand metres high. An ld man lived n the nrth side f the muntains. He was 90 years ld. Peple called him the Flish Old Man.The muntains std in his way t suth. He was very unhappy. S he said t his family, “Shall we wrk tgether t remve（搬掉） the tw mutains? Then we can g straight t the suth.” They agreed t his idea.
Why did the Flish Old Man want t remve the muntains?
The muntains std in the Flish Old Man’s way t suth. He was very unhappy. S he wanted t remve（搬掉） the tw mutains with his family. Then they can g straight t the suth.
Answer the questins
Hw big were the tw muntains?
seven hundred li arund
ten thusand metres high
They were seven hundred li arund, and ten thusand metres high.
Was it easy t remve the tw muntains?Tell us yur pinins.
The Flish Old Man and his sns began t break rcks and dig earth. They carried the rcks and earth in baskets t the seaside f Bhai. One trip t the sea tk them a lng time. They left in winter and came back in summer.
Hw far was it frm their hme t the seaside f Bhai?
One trip t the sea tk them a lng time. They left in winter and came back in summer.
Anther ld man lived by the river. Peple called him the Wise Old Man. He laughed at the Flish Old Man and said t him, “Hw unwise yu are! Yu are ld and weak. Yu cannt even pull ut a tree frm the muntains. Hw can yu remve them?”The Flish Old Man said, “Yu dn’t understand. When I die, there will be my sns, and my sns will have their sns and grandsns. The family will carry n, but the muntains will nt grw. Why can’t we remve them?”
What did the Wise Old Man think?
The Wise Old Man thught the Flish Old Man was unwise, ld and weak. He culdn’t remve the muntains.
Hw did the Flish Old Man answer?
“Yu dn’t understand. When I die, there will be my sns, and my sns will have their sns and grandsns. The family will carry n, but the muntains will nt grw. Why can’t we remve them?”
The gd f Muntains heard the Flish Old Man’s wrds. He reprted the whle thing t the Heavenly Gd. The Heavenly Gd was tuched（被感动的）. He rdered the tw sns f Kua’ershi（夸娥氏）t remve the tw muntains.
Wh remved the muntains?
The Heavenly Gd rdered the tw sns f Kua’ershi t remve the tw muntains.
Pst-reading
D yu think the Flish Old Man is really flish?Express yur pinin.
Once there lived a yung by named Ma Liang. He was very pr and very kind. Ma Liang lved drawing and drew pictures everywhere.
One night, when Ma Liang was asleep in bed, he dreamt that an ld man gave him a magic paintbrush. In his dream, the ld man asked Ma Liang t use the magic paintbrush t help pr peple.
When Ma Liang wke the next mrning, he fund the magic paintbrush n his desk.
Ma Liang did as the ld man had asked and used the paintbrush t help pr peple. Ma Liang sptted a dry field with n water fr the crps t grw, s he used his paintbrush t paint a river.
The river came t life! The pr peple cllected water frm the river and used it t help the crps in their fields t grw.
Ma Liang saw sme farmers. He nticed that they wrked really hard, but they still struggled t feed their families. He used his magic paintbrush t paint mre fd fr them t eat. Everyne he helped was very grateful t Ma Liang.
Everyne, except fr a mean, rich man wh lived in the village. This man was very greedy and he thught that wning the magic paintbrush wuld make him even richer. He made a plan and sent his servants t steal the magic paintbrush frm Ma Liang’s hme.
The greedy, rich man had the paintbrush and was very happy. He invited all f his friends t cme and lk at his new magic paintbrush and shw them what it culd d. He drew painting after painting, but nne f them came t life. This made the man very angry and he sent fr Ma Liang.
Later that day, Ma Liang arrived at the rich man’s huse. The rich man said, “If yu paint me sme magic pictures that cme t life, I will set yu free.” Ma Liang didn’t want t help the greedy, rich man, but he wanted t escape. Ma Liang thught up a clever plan…
Ma Liang asked the greedy, rich man, “What wuld yu like me t paint fr yu?” The greedy, rich man said, “I want a picture f a glden muntain. I will g there t cllect gld.”
But Ma Liang did nt paint a glden muntain. Instead, he drew the sea. This made the greedy, rich man even angrier. “Why have yu drawn the sea? I want a glden muntain. Draw it fr me nw!” he demanded. S Ma Liang painted the glden muntain far away frm the sea.
The greedy, rich man still wasn’t happy with the painting. “Draw me a large ship. I want t g there nw and get the gld!” he said. Ma Liang painted a large ship and smiled t himself as the greedy, rich man jumped int it.
The greedy, rich man started sailing twards the glden muntain t find the gld. When the ship reached the middle f the sea, Ma Liang painted a huge wave which destryed the ship. The greedy, rich man wasn’t seen in the village ever again.
Ma Liang lived a lng and happy life with his family. He cntinued t use the magic paintbrush t help pr peple, just as the ld man had asked him t in his dream. Ma Liang, and his magic paintbrush, was lved by everyne.