Second grade Chinese language unit 6 text on the octagonal floor

The text of the sixth unit of Chinese language for the second grade is on the octagonal floor. The content is as follows:

This is the 15th lesson in the first volume of the second grade version compiled by the Ministry of Education. The article "Up on the Octagon" talks about the fact that in 1927, our great leader led the Autumn Harvest Uprising troops to establish my country's first rural revolutionary base on the Jinggang Mountains at the junction of Hunan and Jiangxi provinces.

Living conditions were very difficult at that time. There was a small village in Jinggang Mountain called Maoping Village. There was a small building in the village, and he lived in the small building. Because the roof of the building is octagonal, it is called the Octagonal Tower. Our leaders are not only busy during the day, but also work selflessly in the Octagon every night. The article praises those leaders who worked day and night during the difficult war years and made huge contributions to the revolutionary cause.

Words for the octagonal building upstairs

楼: lóu (upstairs, building, high building).

Year: nián (New Year, year, grade).

Ye: yè (night, late night, dark night).

Phi: pī (put on, wear armor, wear clothes).

Qing: qīng (easy, relaxed, contemptuous).

利: lì (profit, smoothness, convenience).

Strive: zhēng (fight for one’s strength, fight for one’s power, strive for supremacy).

Generation: dài (age, representative, agent).

Lin: lín (temporary, bordering, parting).

La: là (twelfth lunar month, wintersweet, bacon).

Zhang: zhāng (articles, regulations, rules and regulations).

Grip: wò (shake hands, make fists, grasp).

Sight: shì (vision, television, vision).

Cha: chá (observation, investigation, insight).

Oil: yóu (come on, gasoline, green oil).

Learning objectives

1. Be able to recognize 10 new characters such as "lou" and "zheng", be able to write 6 characters including "lou" and "year", and be able to write "octagonal building, late at night" Wait for 6 words.

2. Be able to read the text correctly and fluently, and talk about how the protagonist works.

3. By looking at pictures, studying texts, and studying key paragraphs, you can understand how the protagonist worked selflessly during the arduous struggle and war years.

Text

"Up on the Octagon" is a second-grade Chinese text. This text not only cultivates students' imagination when observing pictures, but also makes students understand that they should cherish today's happy life and study hard. As the future and hope of the country, primary school students are in a critical period of value formation. Since they have not yet formed a stable value system and accurate judgment, they are extremely vulnerable to the influence of bad ideological trends.