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We have known what makes a good racing pigeon. It is not easy to find a super racing pigeon. Danny¡¯s Grandad had a champion racing pigeon, Goldie. She was in a race, but she hadn¡¯t come
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back. Danny was waiting for her. When would Goldie come? Would she win the race? Let¡¯s go through the story together.
2. ¸´Êö£¨Retelling£©£º¹Ø×¢ÄÚÈÝÓëÓïÑÔ±í´ïµÄ׼ȷÐÔ£¬¶ÍÁ¶Ñ§ÉúÁ¬¹á±í´ï˼ÏëµÄÄÜÁ¦ ½ÌʦÔÚºÚ°åÉÏ»³öÒÔÏÂÇúÏßͼ£¬ÇëѧÉúÕÒ³ö¹ÊʵÄÖ÷ҪʼþÓëÖ®¶ÔÓ¦²¢½øÐбê×¢£¨±ê×¢ÄÚÈݼ´ÇúÏßͼÖеÄÀ¶É«²¿·Ö£©£¬ÈÃѧÉú°´´ËÂöÂçÒÔ½ÓÁúµÄ·½Ê½¸´Êö¹ÊÊ¡£½Ìʦ¿É°´ÒÔÏÂ×éÖ¯ÓïÑÔ£ºWhen would Goldie be back? Danny waited and waited, but he didn¡¯t see Goldie. What happened to her? First, you make a list of the main events and finish the story map. Then retell the story with the aid of the story map.
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Why was Danny so nervous?£¨P3-P8: Goldie was late. Goldie was important for Grandad.£© Event 2: Going to the hospital
Did Danny think he could go to the hospital? Why?£¨P11: Goldie did not fly back. Danny did not know how to tell Grandad the truth.£©
Why did Grandad¡¯s machine go berserk?£¨P17: He was worried about Goldie and feared that the falcons hurt Goldie.£©
Did Danny tell a lie? Why?£¨P18-P19: The machine went berserk and Grandad might have another heart attack if he knew that Goldie was lost.£©
Event 3: Finding the falcon¡¯s nest
How did Danny feel when he thought of the falcons? Why?£¨P29: He felt cross and anxious. Because he thought the falcons might have killed Goldie.£©
What was Danny¡¯s first decision?£¨P30: To get rid of the falcons for Grandad and to revenge.£© Why didn¡¯t Danny sweep the falcon¡¯s nest away?£¨P37-P38: He found a helpless baby falcon there, which made him think of Goldie£©
Event 4: Finding Goldie
When and how did Danny find Goldie? How did he feel then?£¨P39-P40: When he was about to fall off, he jammed his hand into a gap in the rock and found Goldie in a tiny crack. He was no longer scared. All he thought was protecting her.£©
Event 5: Grandad coming home
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Did Danny take good care of Goldie?£¨P46: Definitely yes.£© Did Grandad find out the truth?£¨P52: Probably not.£©
3. ÀʶÁ£¨Reading aloud£©£ºÀʶÁÓë˼¿¼Ïà½áºÏ
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£¨2£©CONNECT If you were Danny, what would you do?
£¨3£©PREDICT If Danny swept the falcon nest and the chick away, what would happen? Would the ending of the story be changed?
£¨4£©EVALUATE What do you think of Danny? What can you learn from him?
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