时间:2019-01-09 作者:英语课 分类:小学英语深圳双语版五年级


英语课
[00:00.00] 4 What did Joyce want to buy Tina for her birthday?
[00:11.99]5 Why couldn't Joyce buy the present?
[00:24.61]6 How much pocket money did Joyce have in the end?
[00:38.03]7 Which sister do you like best?Why?
[00:53.68]F Mr and Mrs Lee want their children to write down how they spend their pocket money.
[01:03.22]Act the children.
[01:15.10]How much do you spend on toys a month.Bobby? I spend $30.
[01:30.46]Mr and Mrs Lee are looking at the children's table.Act Mrs Lee.Here are these examples.
[01:48.36]Bobby gets the least pocket money.
[01:56.11]He spends the most on snacks and the least on stationery 1.
[02:07.48]Now you do the rest.
[02:13.09]Now do a survey on how you and your friend spend your pocket money.
[02:27.25]Chapter 9 Our hobbies
[02:37.39]A The children are at the Youth 2 Centre.What are their hobbies?
[02:51.34]Mary's hobby is doing ballet 3.
[02:59.49]Picture 1 do ballet Picture 2 play the violin
[03:17.54]Picture 3 make models Picture 4 collect coins
[03:36.19]Picture 5 surf the Net Picture 6 paint pictures
[03:53.82]Picture 7 make handicrafts Picture 8 grow flowers
[04:11.87]B There is a Collectors Club at the Youth Centre.
[04:19.32]Peter is the chairman 4 of the club.
[04:22.53]He is doing a survey of things the children collect.Act Peter.
[04:30.32]Here are some examples.He is doing a survey of things the children collect.Act Peter.
[04:50.01]I've collected coins since 1999.
[04:59.05]Betty and Sall have collected dolls since 1998.
[05:12.01]Now you do the rest.
[05:19.16]1998 nineteen ninety-eight 1999 nineteen ninety-nine
[05:31.62]2000 two thousand 2001 two thousand and one
[05:41.76]C The children are talking about their hobbies.Act the children.
[05:51.50]Here are these examples.
[06:04.20]What's your hobby?I do ballet
[06:13.84]How long have you done ballet?I've done ballet four years.
[06:27.32]Now you do the rest.
[06:33.82]D Reading:Albert gets a reward
[06:48.97]Albert likes collecting stamps.He has collected stamps for five years.
[07:01.83]One day he went to the post office to buy some new stamps.
[07:11.93]On the way,Albert saw an old man sitting by the road.
[07:25.10]'Are you all right?'Albert asked him,I've fallen over,'said the old man.
[07:43.26]Albert called an ambulance 5.Then he sat down next to the old man.
[07:56.21]My name's Albert,'he said.
[08:04.05]I'm going to the post office to buy some new stamps for my collection 6,'
[08:16.12]'Oh!You're a stamp collector.'
[08:27.38]'How long have you collected stamps?'asked te old man.
[08:36.70]'Since 1996,'said Albert.The ambulance arrived.
[08:53.71]Thank you very much.said the old man.
[09:02.64]'I'm afraid it'll be too late for you to buy the new stamps now.'
[09:14.37]Never mind,sir.said Albert.'I hope you'll get better soon.'
[09:28.92]Will Albert get the new stamps?
[09:36.89]Albert rushed to the post office but he was too late.
[09:47.44]The new stamps were sold out.
[09:53.45]A week late,Albert received a letter from the old man.Inside was a stamp.
[10:10.48]The old man wrote:'Thank you for helping 7 me.
[10:20.93]You are a very kind and unselfish boy.
[10:31.64]Please take this stamp for your collection.It is very old and valuable 8.'
[10:50.06]Have you ever helped someone?What did you do?
[11:01.58]E Answer the questions about the story.
[11:13.62]1 What was the matter with the old man?Circle the correct answer.
[11:29.66](a)He was poor.(b) He could not walk (c) He was sitting down
[11:55.21]2 How did Albert help the old man?
[12:08.06]3 What does 'a collector'mean?Circle the correct answer.
[12:27.47](a) A person who collects things.(b) The things that someone collects.
[12:50.22](c)The hobby of collecting things.
[13:02.37]4 How long has Albert colledted stamps?
[13:15.61]5 Why couldn't Albert buy the new stamps?
[13:29.77]6 How did the old man thank Albert?
[13:44.71]7 Find a word that means 9 'worth a lot of money'.
[13:58.92]F Charlie is doing a project on interesting hobbies.
[14:07.67]Act the children.Here are these examples.
[14:23.43]Picture 1 Steve,you make and race model cars.
[14:39.65]How long have you made model cars?I've made model cars for six years. [14:54.85]How long have you raced them?I've raced them since 1999.


n.文具;(配套的)信笺信封
  • She works in the stationery department of a big store.她在一家大商店的文具部工作。
  • There was something very comfortable in having plenty of stationery.文具一多,心里自会觉得踏实。
n.青年,青年时期,初期,少年,青年们
  • Leifeng set a good example to the youth.雷锋为青年人树立了好榜样。
  • Youth is the season of hope.青春是希望的季节。
n.芭蕾舞
  • Angela studied ballet for six years.安吉拉学了六年芭蕾舞。
  • She is a celebrated star of ballet.她是一个芭蕾舞明星。
n.主席,会长,议长;董事长
  • The chairman asked us to vote on the plan.主席要我们对计划进行表决。
  • He acted as chairman of the meeting.他担任大会主席。
n.救护车
  • Do we need an ambulance?我们要辆救护车吗?
  • Could you call an ambulance?你可以叫辆救护车吗?
n.收藏品;收集物;募捐;文集,数集,(商品的)系列
  • He has a large collection of stamps.他有大量的邮票收藏。
  • I have a large collection of CDs.我采集了得多唱片。
n.食物的一份&adj.帮助人的,辅助的
  • The poor children regularly pony up for a second helping of my hamburger. 那些可怜的孩子们总是要求我把我的汉堡包再给他们一份。
  • By doing this, they may at times be helping to restore competition. 这样一来, 他在某些时候,有助于竞争的加强。
adj.有价值的,贵重的,宝贵的,可估价的
  • This is one of the most valuable lessons I learned.这是我所学到的最宝贵的教训。
  • He has a valuable collection of stamps.他收藏了很有价值的邮票。
n.方法,手段,折中点,物质财富
  • That man used artful means to find out secrets.那人使用狡猾的手段获取机密。
  • We must get it done by some means or other.我们总得想办法把它干完。
学英语单词
abstain from pleading
acid melt
acinar type hepatic cell carcinoma
actinomyces caudidus
Allantoidea
amam
amphiblastic cleavage
apopathetic behavior
arteriolae rectae
aruspices
astreuss
automatic cut-off governor
auxiliary feed
baking-hot
behavioral motive
bitumen electrical heating device
bruce willis
Buriti Bravo
burning temperture
calazans
cofounded
colourless chromatogram
comprehensive transportation system
contingent rentals
corrosion protective system
cowrote
damaskin
dead man
degag? en tournant
degrative
dihydroxy naphthlene
emission spectral analysis
ether ketone
faines
fuel transfer flask
furtwanglers
goal-directed behavior
gutta-percha cable
in conference
incentive theory
initial program position
Jersians
justry
kansas glacial period
Kofelē
labor-saving machinery
leleupi
line drop
lunchbox
lusano
magnetoelasticity resonance
matano
mean tree method
methylnicotinate
more slowly
neighborhood processing
Onsager theory of dielectric
organic salmon
overhead storage tank
papulous
parklands
partition size
PDE5
penninite (clinochlore)
per capita gross national product (per capita gnp)
phonemicized
photoelastic coating method
phurbu
planetlike
pneumovaxes
polarization of electric wave
pregrilled
presciences
procollagenpeptidase
protected child
reinventor
reverse isolation
rock bolter
rotary drill
sambuca
samol
selection of average
self-cleaning oil
sewage stream
Sheleksa
showy sunflower
shudder
shunkichi
similiar shipform
source/drain overlap
strontium pyroarsenite
strontium-rubidium dating
subject-matter specialist
summing-ups
swatching
Tamiahua
trachelorrhectes
unwallowable
ventoux
vomitskin
wapi
well-orderings