Please enlarge the poem in the alley.

It's evening, and the poem on the nettle unfolds as follows:

In the evening, nettles are shining with dew. I stood by the road and leaned against a willow tree. The (bright) moonlight shines on my roof. I don't know where a nightingale is singing in the distance.

Warm and comfortable, just like around the stove in winter. The birch tree is slim and graceful, like a tall candle. At the end of the forest, at the end of the forest, on the other side of the river in the distance, a (sleepy) night watchman is knocking on the door.

Teaching methods of accumulating interest in reading ancient poems

1, enjoy the excitement. Through pictures, vivid pictures are displayed in front of primary school students, and with the help of poems, we strive for vividness and harmony.

2. Experience the excitement. Use reading contests, stories and other forms to guide students to deeply understand and feel the author's feelings, causing * * *.

3. Explore and stimulate interest. There are many beautiful sentences in ancient poetry, full of philosophy, containing the author's profound life feelings and great ideological capacity. Therefore, they spread through the ages, benefiting people's hearts and giving people profound enlightenment and lessons. In teaching, students are guided to explore and stimulate interest by using questions, questions, questions and discussions. Comprehension is exciting, for example, there are many sad works or impassioned words in the teaching materials, which can directly express their feelings. Or full of grief and indignation, chanting by poetry.

4. Understand the excitement. If there are many tragic works or impassioned words in the textbook, express your mind directly. Or full of grief and indignation, chanting by poetry.