Unit 4AMother’sPlace课件.ppt

A Mother’s Place Unit 4 Lead in What does “mother” stand for (many) mother , you give me too many (old) you care a lot for me, but you become old (tears) you’d ever dropped lots of tears because of me (heart) you have a kind and warm heart (eyes) your eyes are filled with love when you look at me (right) you never cheat us, you always guide us to do things which are right SHUTTER YOUR SUBTITLE GOES HERE Your Topic Goes Here Your Subtopics Go Here Your Topic Goes Here Your Subtopics Go Here elements When I turn old Mothers tend to do as many things as possible for their children, but how should children treat their parents Structure Analysis Part I P1-P2 Mom’s mood Part II P3-P18 Mom’s solution for the argument. Part III P19-P33 Son’s solution for the argument. Part IV P34-P37 Breaking the ice. The main idea of the story is that _____. (a) Dorothy, the mother in the house, quarreled with her daughter-in-law and decided to leave and start over (b) Dorothy and Tim, as mother and son, overcame a misunderstanding and made up to each other at last (c) thinking that she was redundant in the house, Dorothy decided to leave but her son and daughter-in-law convinced her that she was welcome and needed (d) Dorothy was worried about her place in the house when her daughter-in-law began to stay at home full time Part 1 How did Mom feel about the rain? How about other people? She didn’t like it while other people welcomed it. 2. Was mom old and gray? Where do you find it? No. Her hair wasn’t completely gray and she was only in her mid-fifties. 3. How did Dorothy feel about herself at the beginning of the story?? (a) She felt she was capable and strong. (b) She felt old and lonely. (c) She felt she was a gloomy old lady. (d) She felt she acted older than her years . 4. Tim suggested a few years ago that Dorothy neednt bother to driv