我把夏天省下.ppt

I’ve saved the summer And I give it all to you To hold on winter mornings When the snow is new. I’ve saved some sunlight If you should ever need A place away from darkness Where your mind can feed. Summary This poem conveys the parents’ _____ for the child, which gives the child ________________, but the parent asks for _______ in return. He keeps _____________ which makes the parent ______ and slightly ________, because he can’t always ____________, and that the child has to solve the difficulties _______________ and by _________ his life. In spite of this, the parent will offer his __________to the child until he finds his own love. Further-thinking How do your parents show their love? 2. What can we do in return for our parents’ love? Conclusion Such kindness as young grass receives from the warm sun can’t be repaid. 谁言寸草心 报得三春晖 Treasure your parents’ love ! Treasure everything you have! Homework Recite the whole poem! * I’VE SAVED THE SUMMER 我把夏天省下 Rod McKuen Nationality: America Birth year: in 1933 Profession: poet, composer, and singer Achievement: two Oscar nominations(奥斯卡提名） Rod McKuen罗德·麦丘恩 Read the poem on page14 and pay attention to the words that rhyme(押韵). 1. the words that rhyme： you / new; need/ feed; nineteen/ mean way/day; own/ own 2. What is unusual about the rhyming words in the last four lines? The rhyming words are the same word. I’ve Saved the Summer Read the poem together. And for myself I’ve kept your smile When you were but nineteen Till you are older you’ll not know What brave young smiles can mean. I know no answers To help you on your way The answers lie somewhere At the bottom of the day. But if you’ve a need for love I’ll give you all I own It might help you down the road Till you’ve found your own. Who is the speaker in the poem likely to be