Unit4-Drawing-in-the-park精选教学优质PPT课件

Unit4Drawinginthepark(Storytime)TherearealotofparksinNanjing.FreetalkparkLearnthenewwordsariveraboatafloweratreeInthepark,Icansee.Seesometrees,overthere.Inthepark,Icansee.Seesomeflowers,underthetree.ChantMakeanewchantLookandguessdrawpicturesReadandjudgeCanTimdrawallofthemverywell?Tips：自读课文，在书上，将Tim能画得好的东西标上星，画得不好的东西标上三角。easydifficult容易的困难的反义词Sure.It’seasy.It’sdifficult,butIcantry.Listenandrepeat好主意！ListenandrepeatWhatcanyouseeoverthere?Icanseeatreeandsomeflowers.Canyoudrawthem?ListenandrepeatThisisthetreeandthosearetheflowers.Welldone.ListenandrepeatCanyouseetheboatontheriver?Yes.Canyoudrawit?It’sdifficult,butIcantry.ListenandrepeatReadthestoryTrytoactReadfluently流利的朗读Readfluentlyandbeautifully流利、优美的朗读Actitoutemotionally有感情地表演Tips：同桌表演，注意要求哦。Trytotalk现在我们也来到公园，大家看到些什么？试着用我们所学的句子来谈谈吧。Usefulsentences:Whatcanyousee?Icansee…Canyoudraw/ride/play/flya…?Yes,it’seasy./It’sdifficult,butIcantry.SummaryWhatcanyoudonow?回忆一下，通过今天的课，你学会了做哪些事儿？相互说说自己的收获！Icansingreadchanttalkaboutsay……Homework1.听磁带，有感情地模仿熟读课文并尝试背诵。2.和同桌编一段在公园里的对话。s,somesayshequotedeverybookofthebiblebymemoryandiBothsistershadhadtheirloveexperiencebythetimethewarcame,andtheywerehurriedhome.Neitherwaseverinlovewithayoungmanunlessheandshewereverballyverynear:thatisunlesstheywereprofoundlyinterested,TALKINGtooneanother.Theamazing,theprofound,theunbelievablethrilltherewasinpassionatelytalkingtosomereallycleveryoungmanbythehour,resumingdayafterdayformonths...thistheyhadneverrealizedtillithappened!Theparadisalpromise:Thoushalthavementotalkto!---hadneverbeenuttered.Itwasfulfilledbeforetheyknewwhatapromiseitwas.Andifaftertherousedintimacy39ofthesevividandsoul-enlighteneddiscussionsthesexthingbecamemoreorlessinevitable40,thenletit.Itmarkedtheendofachapter.Ithadathrillofitsowntoo:aqueervibratingthrillinsidethebody,afinalspasm41ofself-assertion,likethelastword,exciting,andveryliketherowofasterisks42thatcanbeputtoshowtheendofaparagraph,andabreakinthetheme.Whenthegirlscamehomeforthesummerholidaysof1913,whenHildawastwentyandConnieeighteen,theirfathercouldseeplainlythattheyhadhadtheloveexperience.L'amouravaitpossépar8là,assomebodyputsit.Buthewasamanofexperiencehimself,andletlifetakeitscourse.Asforthemotanervousinvalid43inthelastfewmonthsofherlife,shewantedhergirlstobe`free',andto`fulfilthemselves'.Sheherselfhadneverbeenabletobealtogetherherself:ithadbeendeniedher.Heavenknowswhy,forshewasawomanwhohadherownincomeandherownway.Sheblamedherhusband.Butasamatteroffact,itwassomeoldimpressionofauthorityonherownmindorsoulthatshecouldnotgetridof.IthadnothingtodowithSirMalcolm,wholefthisnervously44hostile,high-spiritedwifetoruleherownroost,whilehewenthisownway.Sothegirlswere`free',andwentbacktoDresden,andtheirmusic,andtheuniversityandtheyoungmen.Theylovedtheirrespectiveyoungmen,andtheirrespectiveyoungmenlovedthemwithallthepassionofmentalattraction.Allthewonderfulthingstheyoungmenthoughtandexpressedandwrote,theythoughtandexpressedandwrotefortheyoungwomen.Connie'syoungmanwasmusical,Hilda'swastechnical.Buttheysimplylivedfortheiryoungwomen.Intheirmindsandtheirmentalexcitements,thatis.Somewhereelsetheywerealittlerebuffed,thoughtheydidnotknowit.Itwasobviousinthemtoothatlovehadgonethroughthem:thatis,thephysicalexperience.Itiscuriouswhatasubtlebutunmistakabletransmutationitmakes,bothinthebodyofmenandwomen:thewomanmoreblooming,moresubtlyrounded,heryoungangularitiessoftened45,andherexpressioneitheranxiousortriumphant46:themanmuchquieter,moreinward,theveryshapesofhisshouldersandhisbuttockslessassertive47,morehesitant.Intheactualsex-thrillwithinthebody,thesistersnearlysuccumbed48tothestrangemalepower.Butquicklytheyrecoveredthemselves,tookthesex-thrillasasensation,andremainedfree.Whereasthemen,ingratitude49tothewomanforthesexexperience,lettheirsoulsgoouttoher.Andafterwardslookedratherasiftheyhadlostashillingandfoundsixpence.Connie'smancouldbeabitsulky,andHilda'sabitjeering50.Butthatishowmenare!Ungratefulandneversatisfied.Whenyoudon'thavethemtheyhateyoubecauseyouwon't;andwhenyoudohavethemtheyhateyouagain,forsomeotherreason.Orfornoreasonatall,exceptthattheyarediscontentedchildren,andcan'tbesatisfiedwhatevertheyget,letawomandowhatshemay.However,camethewar,HildaandConniewererushedhomeagainafterhavingbeenhomealreadyinMay,totheirmother'sfuneral.BeforeChristmasof1914boththeirGermanyoungmenweredead:whereuponthesisterswept,andlovedtheyoungmenpassionately,butunderneath51forgotthem.Theydidn'texistanymore.Bothsisterslivedintheirfather's,reallytheirmother's,KensingtonhousemixedwiththeyoungCambridgegroup,thegroupthatstoodfor`freedom'andflannel52trousers,andflannelshirtsopenattheneck,andawell-bredsortofemotionalanarchy53,andawhispering,murmuringsortofvoice,andanultra-sensitivesortofmanner.Hilda,however,suddenlymarriedamantenyearsolderthanherself,aneldermemberofthesameCambridgegroup,amanwithafairamountofmoney,andacomfortablefamilyjobinthegovernment:healsowrotephilosophicalessays.ShelivedwithhiminasmallishhouseinWestminster,andmovedinthatgoodsortofsocietyofpeopleinthegovernmentwhoarenottip-toppers,butwhoare,orwou