Wu Boxiao, San Tan Yin Yue

I still remember that there is a text in the People's Education Edition called "Three Tans Printing on the Moon", which describes the furnishings on Lu Xun's desk and the origin of the word "made". In the national standard version of Jujube, in addition to the content described in San Tan Yin Yue, the description of Chimonanthus praecox is added, and it is organically combined with the word Jujube written by Lu Xun, which leads to "Cherish the morning, cherish the spring, learn plum blossoms and be the first branch of the east wind", and points out the main idea of the text.

First, look at the furnishings and learn to write.

Three pools reflecting the moon's furnishings are described in azimuth order-south wall, east center, before painting (center), around and northeast corner.

When teaching, let students look at the furnishings first, and combine illustrations and words to understand the orientation and furnishings of the three pools reflecting the moon; Look at the picture again, and introduce the furnishings of the three pools reflecting the moon according to the blackboard writing, and further strengthen it; Then, let students know the writing method of orientation change introduction; Finally, combined with our class, let the students introduce the furnishings in a certain orientation order.

In this step-by-step teaching, students learn writing methods from the text and imitate speaking. After class, they can also write them down and introduce their living room or room.

Second, learn from Chimonanthus praecox and understand the spirit.

When the writer Wu Boxiao introduced the word "jujube" to Lu Xun's desk, he was very clever: from the smell of wintersweet, you can appreciate the beauty of wintersweet; The origin of the word "jujube" on Lu Xun's desk comes from the earliest flowering wintersweet in 24 Hua Xinfeng. The author compares people with flowers. The spirit of Chimonanthus praecox and Lu Xun is the same, that is, Chimonanthus praecox is the first branch of the east wind, while Lu Xun is "cherish time, always be early, and do everything early". Besides, isn't the pure quality of Chimonanthus praecox, which is flawless and persistent, a true portrayal of Lu Xun?

As the last paragraph of the text says, "Yes, it's really early. Cherish the morning, cherish the spring, learn plum blossoms, and be the first branch of the east wind. " I believe that under the influence of Chimonanthus praecox and the inspiration of Mr. Lu Xun's word "early", students will certainly learn the quality of plum blossom and the spirit of Lu Xun and become the real "first branch of the East Wind"!