(
课件网) 2019 FLTRP Book 1 (Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press) Unit4 Friends forever Writing an ending to a story By the end of the class we will be able to... ① identify the plot of an ending to a story; ② figure out how the writer describes settings, characters, actions, conversations; ③ write about your own ending to the story; ④ explore the understanding of forever friendship; Learning objectives Lead-in(3 mins) Enjoy a short textbook play and play it on. Answer the question：What is the video about Lead-in(original story of After twenty years) Q2. How did Bob feel when he finally got out of jail Bob felt lost and helpless . Q3.What kind of ending is this An open ending A happy ending A sad ending A surprise ending Pre-writing Fast reading (5 mins) It mainly talks about what happened after another 20 years,when Bob was let out of prison. Q1.What does this passage mainly talk about beginning Bob was released from jail . development Bob received a note from Jimmy . climax Bob met a young man . ending Bob found the man was Jimmy’s son . Fast reading Do the matching 1.Read the ending in Activity 5 again . Find the expressions that describe： Careful reading (7 mins) out of jail, cold wind, cold、dark night settings now 58, lost and helpless, a young man, a familiar-looking man in his thirties, doubtfully characters stepping out of, smiled bitterly, heard, turned around, was surprised to find, replied, unfolded, shaking, finished reading, shouted in surprise, smiled actions 2.Six basic elements of the story. Careful reading Bob;a young man named Bob Who When Where What Why How A cold ,dark night Out of jail The young man waiting outside the jail gave a note to Bob.After reading it,Bob shouted in surprise. The young man was Jimmy’s son,who was told to meet him when he was stepping out of jail. A happy ending or a surprise ending 3.What were the feelings of Bob Careful reading - Find the emotional line Lost and helpless Surprised Doubtful Astonished Moved There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people’s eyes. ——— Shakespeare A famous saying of Shakespeare: Method guidance The skills of Writing an ending to a story: Four three rules: Four steps: 1.Read the entire text and clarify the context; 2.Grasp the key and design the framework; 3.Add details to expand and continue writing; 4.Check and rewrite neat handwriting. Three principles: 1. Be consistent with the original text; 2. Have twists and turns in the content; 3. End with positive energy. Q3: When and where will the ending take place While-writing (12 mins) Each group discusses the following questions,then writes your own endings to the story. ■ A happy ending. ■ A sad ending. ■ A surprise ending. ■ An open ending. Q1: What type of ending will it be？ Q2: Do you want to introduce new characters in the ending If so , who are they Q4: Each group discusses a new plot after Bob was released from jail by finishing the ... ...
