Textbook Analysis:

"That Sunday" is the second article of the third unit. This unit focuses on guiding students to experience and feel life, and to perceive and grasp the overall meaning of the article through reading aloud. The main content is to feel the delicate emotions contained between the lines. "That Sunday" describes the first time "I" eagerly expected my mother to take "me" out to play. It describes the scene of "I" waiting through actions, environment, etc., and shows the transition from "I" full of hope to disappointment. The psychological change process from extreme to complete "despair" shows the delicate, sensitive and rich emotional world of "me".

Author introduction:

Shi Tiesheng (1951-2010), Chinese writer and essayist. He has served as a member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, Vice Chairman of the Beijing Writers Association, and Vice Chairman of the China Disabled Persons' Federation.

Main works:

The novel "Notes on Retreat", the essay "Reminiscences of Autumn", a collection of essays and essays "Broken Pens Between Sickness", "Me and the Temple of Earth", short stories and short stories Collections include "My Distant Qingping Bay", "Life is Like a Piano String", etc.

I can write:

Mei: charming, bright and charming

Brick: brick, brick, brick, adobe, floor tile, tile

Ant: female ant Worker ant, male ant

Tattle: babbling, babbling, nagging

Tripping: stumbling over stumbling blocks, stumbling over stumbling blocks, stumbling over stumbling blocks

Forgive: understanding, understanding and forgiveness

Knead: knead, knead, knead, knead, knead

Broken: flaw, bloom, skin and flesh open

Rub: rub with washboard, rub clothes Rub your hands and stamp your feet

Afraid: frightened, frightened, frightened, bewildered and panicked

Kiss: kiss goodbye, kiss on the lips

Snuggle: snuggle, snuggle, snuggle, snuggle, cuddle

Pause: disappear, disease pass, pass, pass

Polyphonetic words:

should: yìng reaction yīng should

fear: xià fright hè intimidation

Tips: tí reminds dī to be careful

Green: lǜgreen lùGreen Forest Hero

Synonyms:

Hope - eager to agree - promise< /p>

Imagination - fantasy delay - delay

hurry - rapid panic - panic

disappear - disappear desolate - deserted

Antonyms:

Promise - refuse bright - dim

Simple - complex, ethereal - clear

Long - short, rapid - slow

Understand the words:

Melancholy, sad, frustrated.

Delay to stay; delay; delay

Hopefully expect.

Bright (scenery) bright and lovely; (eyes) bright and moving.

Pause (something) stops or pauses; there is a slight pause in speech when speaking.

Forgive means to forgive someone's negligence, fault or mistake without blaming or punishing.

Depressed, depressed and depressed.

Piaomiao describes something vague and vague, as if something is there or not.

Rapidly.

Panic and panic.

Disappear and disappear.

Rumage describes a thorough inspection and search.

Nian nian nian nian is mentioned in conversation because of thinking or missing.

To frighten is to frighten, to intimidate.

Snuggle and lean against each other affectionately, close to each other.

Words in the lesson:

Brightly playing with the grass, rummaging through pictures, rummaging through boxes and cabinets

Pause, rocking, delaying, melancholy, long rest

Time is frightened, kissed and restored Desolation

The main idea of ??the paragraph:

Part One (1): Summary "I" experienced a hope on "that Sunday".

The second part (2~6): Describes the process of "I" from being full of hope and excitement to being suspicious, but still waiting patiently in anxiety, but finally completely despairing.

Part 3 (7): Describe "I"'s sadness after losing hope and my mother's comfort to "I".

Text topic:

This text writes about a little boy who is looking forward to his mother’s promise to take him out to play on Sunday. It shows the little boy’s excitement and anticipation at the beginning, and finally Later, the psychological change process of being anxious and helpless due to the mother's procrastination, and finally feeling disappointed and aggrieved because the mother failed to fulfill her promise, also shows the mother's helplessness and love for her children.

One question for each lesson:

Tell me about the changes in "my" mood that Sunday.

Answer: On that Sunday, "I" experienced from the extreme anticipation and joy at the beginning of waiting, to the patience and still hope when waiting, to the anxiety when waiting failed. Extremely, until the end of the wait, the process of failed expectations.

Both "Hurry" and "That Sunday" express the author's true emotions. What are the similarities and differences in the ways of expressing emotions in these two texts?

Similar points: The emotional expressions of "Hurry" and "That Sunday" are both real and natural.

Differences: "Hurry" uses rhetorical techniques such as personification, metaphor, and exaggeration to express abstract things in poetic language. It not only expresses Zhu Ziqing's helplessness and regret for the passage of time, but also expresses Zhu Ziqing's helplessness and regret for the passage of time. Can inspire readers to scream.

"That Sunday" observes the world from a child's perspective, and the behaviors described are full of a childlike atmosphere. After this childish inner feeling is expressed through the author's seemingly casual and chatty language, it can make people deeply affected.

Sentence appreciation:

1. I squatted next to her and watched her wash. I remained silent and waited. I think I won’t leave even half a step or oversleep. I thought that as soon as the clothes were washed, I would pick her up and leave without allowing her to delay any longer.

This is about how I wanted to see how many clothes my mother still had after experiencing "expectation-happiness-patient waiting" on that Sunday. I felt gradually lost and disappointed, but I still had hope. The actions of "I", "crouching", "looking" and "being silent" all indicate that "I" hope that my mother will finish washing the clothes quickly so that she can take me out. Through "I"'s psychological activities of "never leave even half a step away or oversleep", "I will pick her up and leave as soon as I finish washing" and "never allow her to delay any longer", it expresses "I"'s hope that the mother will finish washing quickly. Clothes, good take me out mentality.

2. I felt my mother shake off the water on her hand in panic and pull me into her arms. I heard my mother talking, kissing me and kept saying: "Oh, I'm sorry, oh, I'm sorry..."

This is my mother's behavior when she notices that I am crying and sad after being disappointed and desperate. . The mother's panic shows that she is not a mother who does not love or consider her children. She is so immersed in her own work that she temporarily ignores "me".

From these actions and words, my mother felt guilty and uneasy about not fulfilling her promise, and she tried to comfort me. I can see her love for me. You can feel that the mother loves her children, but she can only work non-stop due to the livelihood. She hugged "me" with love, sadness and regret, letting "me" feel the maternal love that has never left her. "I" also felt even more aggrieved by the failure of this expectation. It is precisely because "I" and my mother have the same mind-set that I can feel my mother's panic at that moment. Actions and language descriptions express emotions.

Writing tips: Psychological description refers to the description of the character's psychological state, mental outlook and inner activities in a certain environment in the article. Describing the character's ideological activities can reflect the character's personality and show the character's inner world. Therefore, psychological description is one of the important means to portray the character's thoughts and personality. Of course, psychological description can also show the character's mental process delicately, vividly and truly, thereby better revealing the character's personality. Through the description of the character's psychology, it can directly penetrate into the character's mind, reveal the character's inner world, and express the character's rich and complex thoughts and feelings. You can also make the article more vivid and innovative, and you can write your own opinions and feelings to make the article more substantial. There are many methods that authors can use to create characters, all of which aim to show the characters' spiritual world and personality traits. The same is true for the purpose of psychological description. Compared with portrait description, language description and other methods, psychological description can directly describe the characters' emotions, reveal the deep mysteries of the characters' souls, reveal the inner feelings that are difficult to express through external images alone, and make the characters in literary works three-dimensional. ization, making it appear more complete and real. Actions and psychological descriptions express emotions.

Summary of the questions:

1. What changes has "my" mood experienced?

Excited anticipation, joy, waiting patiently, anxious and helpless, disappointed and aggrieved, desperate...

2. How did "I" wait for my mother to come back from shopping for groceries? What kind of psychology does "I" express?

My mother went out to buy groceries, and "I" was left alone at home waiting, so I had no choice but to play hopscotch, play with anthills, and read illustrated magazines to pass the time. It reflects "my" loneliness, loneliness and helplessness.

3. Why didn’t my mother fulfill her promise?

My mother was busy doing laundry and shopping for groceries, rummaging through boxes and cabinets, without a moment’s rest. Although she promised to take “me” out again and again, she failed again and again. Delayed.

4. How do you evaluate "my" mother?

This is a real and touching mother. Like most mothers, she works hard for life and inevitably neglects her children. She agreed to take her children to play because of her feelings, but was hampered by trivial matters in life and could not fulfill her promise to her children. But even though she was extremely busy

, she did not hurt her children by scolding or directly rejecting them, and she was full of apologies to her children. Her helplessness is heartbreaking, and her love for her children is touching.

Extracurricular development:

Quotations describing maternal love:

1. All glory and pride in the world come from the mother. ——Gorky

2. Maternal love is a huge flame. ——Romain Rolland

3. There is one of the most beautiful sounds in the world, and that is the call of mother. ——Dante

4. A loving mother’s arms are made of love. How can a child not feel sweet sleeping in them? ——Hugo

5. The sweetest word that can be uttered by human lips is mother, and the most beautiful call is "mother". ——Kahlil Gibran

6. Maternal love is the greatest power in the world. ——Mir

Verses describing maternal love:

1. The thread in the hands of a loving mother, the clothes on the body of a wanderer.

2. My love for my son is endless, and I will be happy to return home.