Unit 1 of Module 8 Project ¨CRobert Burns and his poetry
Learning Aim:
1. Read the text to find out something about a poet and his poetry. Important and difficult points:
1. Reading comprehension£to know more about classic literature by doing the project
2. Master some important language points such as reputation /intend /divide /consist and so on. Learning procedures:
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I. Remember the following important phrases:
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II. Fast reading (Read the article quickly and then answer the following 3 questions) 1. Why did the poet die at his early age?
He died early because of a hard life and weak health. 2. What does the poetry of the Romantic Movement often focus on?
Concepts like freedom and beauty. 3. Why did Robert choose ¡® A Red, Red Rose¡¯ as the title of his poem?
He compares the girl. He loves to a red rose. Step 2 Skimming
1. Read the report on the poetry of Robert Burns, Skim for the main idea of this article and tell how it is organized.
Paragraphs 1¡ª4: introduction of Robert Burns Paragraphs 5: some information about the Romantic Movement Paragraphs 6-7: the poem ¡®A Red, Red Rose¡¯ with its introduction and explanation
2. Pair work: Rearrange the events in the order of time. Fill in the following table:
Time Event 1759 Robert Burns was born.
1780 The Romantic Movement started.
1794 The poem ¡®A Red, Red Rose¡¯ was published.
1796 Robert Burns died at the age of 37.
About 1830 The Romantic Movement ended.
1877 The monument in honour of Burns was first shown to the
public.
Step 3 Scanning
Scan the article and fill in the following table about Robert Burns Year of birth 1759 Place of birth Alloway, Scotland Year of death 1796 Nelly Kirkpatrick Encouraged him to write poetry Family status married Name His first love influence on him Main works The movement of poems ¡®To a Mouse¡¯; ¡®The Holy Fair¡¯; ¡®A Red, Red Rose¡¯ Name of movement Representative poets Features the Romantic Movement Robert Burns and John Keats; William Wordsworth; The poetry of the Romantic Movement often focuses on concepts like freedom and beauty, and tends to use imagination and touch on strong feelings. The way people memorialize him *All of Scotland mourned his death, and afterwards many people donated money to support his widow and children. The monument in honor of him was first shown to the public in 1877. The day was was declared a holiday and about 30,000 people came to watch. *The house in Alloway, where Burns was born, is now a museum of his life and work.
V. True or false.
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