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译林新版 7BU4
Lesson Plan 2: Reading – The Art of Paper-cutting
Textbook Reference: 7B Unit 4, Pages 44-46
I. Teaching Objectives
Language Ability: Master reading strategies; understand the feature article structure.
Cultural Awareness: Understand the symbolic meanings of paper-cuts and appreciate the "craftsperson spirit."
Thinking Quality: Infer the writer’s attitude; analyze the connection between art and life; evaluate why traditional art remains popular among youth.
Learning Ability: Use mind maps to organize information about Zhao Yue and her art.
II. Key & Difficult Points
Key: Understanding the text structure; grasping the symbolic meaning of "bamboo" and "double happiness."
Difficult: Moving from literal understanding to abstract thinking (e.g., "Why does the writer feel 'warmth'?").
III. Teaching Procedures
Step 1: Pre-reading
Activity: Show a complex paper-cut of "Bamboo" and one of "Double Happiness."
Problem Chain:
· Q1: "Look at the bamboo picture. Is it just a plant? What might it represent in Chinese culture?" (Safety, resilience).
· Q2: "The title says 'An Art Full of Life'. How can paper be 'alive'?" (Elicit curiosity).
Step 2: While-reading
1: Skimming (Structure)
Task: Match paragraphs to main ideas (Part A).
Check: Intro - Works - Meanings - Conclusion.
2: Scanning (Details)
Task: Answer Part B questions.
Focus: Tools needed? (Scissors/Knife/Paper). Shapes? (Flowers, birds, landscapes).
3: Deep Reading (Inference & Emotion)
Focus Sentence: "The bamboo seems to be alive, and the leaves look like they are dancing."
· Q3: "Paper cannot dance. Why does the writer say this?" (Metaphor for skill/vividness).
· Q4: "Zhao Yue says 'Anyone can try it,' but she is a 'master.' What does that mean?" (Easy to start, hard to master - requires practice).
Step 3: Post-reading
Discussion (Part D):
· Q5: "Some young people think paper-cutting is 'old-fashioned.' Why do you think it is becoming popular again (e.g., on Douyin)?" (Creativity, DIY trend, cultural confidence).
Activity: "Design Your Wish"
1) Scenario: The School Folk Art Week is coming.
2) Task: Draw a simple shape (heart, star, animal) on paper. Write down what wish it expresses (e.g., "Good grades," "Health for grandma").
3) Share: "My paper-cut is a... It means..."
Step 4: Summary & Homework
Summary: Paper-cutting is not just cutting paper; it’s cutting wishes into life.
Homework: Interview a family member: "Do you have any paper-cuts at home? When did you put them up?" Write a short report (50 words).
IV. Blackboard Design
Reading: Paper-cutting — An Art Full of Life
Structure:
Para 1: Zhao Yue (Master)
Para 2: Works (Shapes)
Para 3: Meanings (Luck, Wishes, Weddings)
Para 4: Feeling (Alive, Warmth)
Key Phrase: come alive, express wishes, put up
Thinking: Simple tools + Hard work = Amazing Art
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