时间:2018-12-04 作者:英语课 分类:新标准小学英语第三册(三年级起点)


英语课

[00:00.00]Module 10  The Months

[00:06.30]Unit 1   There is one birthday in May.

[00:14.16]1.Listen and point.

[00:25.21]What are you doint,Lingling?

[00:28.87]I'm counting my friends' birthdays.

[00:32.94]January.There are three.February.There are six.

[00:40.80]March.There is one. April.There are two.

[00:48.38]May.There is one. June.There are four...

[00:55.14]How many birthdays are there?

[00:58.91]There are thirty-five.

[01:02.46]I'm going to go to thirty-five birthday parties this year!

[01:08.10]So you're very happy! Yes,I am!

[01:14.27]Unit 2   There are twelve months in the year.

[01:22.42]1.Listen,point and say.

[01:32.87]There are five birthdays in July.

[01:58.44]2.Listen and say,then sing.

[02:12.10]There are twelve months in the year.

[02:16.65]January February and March,April May and June.

[02:26.02]July August and September.

[02:31.90]October November and December.

[02:37.83]There are twelve months in the year.

[02:42.27](clap 1 clap clap clap clap ) There are twelve months in the year.

[02:59.54](clap clap clap clap clap ) January February and March,April May and June.

[03:10.69]July August and September.October November and December.

[03:18.77](clap clap clap clap clap ) There are twelve months in the year.

[03:39.22]4.Listen and say,then chant 2.

[03:53.67]We like September. We can go to school.

[03:59.02]You like December.  What can you do?

[04:04.17]We like October. We can fly kites.

[04:09.63]You like November. What do you like?

[04:14.98]We think June and August are very,very fine.

[04:20.34]But we all love February. It's festival time!

[04:25.98]We like September. We can go to school.

[04:42.36]You like December.  What can you do?

[04:49.41]We like October. We can fly kites.

[04:56.39]You like November. What do you like?

[05:03.33]We think June and August are very,very fine.

[05:10.18]But we all love February. It's festival time!

[05:27.13]Words and Expressions 3

[05:32.30]count                January              February             March

[05:43.28]数数                 1月                  2月                  3月

[05:54.25]April                May                  June                 party

[06:04.42]4月                  5月                  6月                  聚会

[06:14.60]July                 August               September            October

[06:26.09]7月                  8月                  9月                  10月

[06:37.58]November             December

[06:43.20]11月                 12月



1 clap
n.拍手声,霹雳声;v.鼓掌,轻拍
  • Let's give her a big clap.我们给她用力鼓掌。
  • She gives him a clap on the back.她在他的背上拍了一下。
2 chant
n.有节奏的一再重复的话语;圣歌,赞美诗
  • Let's chant the sweetness of may with our songs.让我们用歌声来吟唱五月的甜美。
  • The chant of the crowd was "Work for all".群众反复有节奏地呼喊的是“给大家工作”。
3 expressions
n.表情( expression的名词复数 );表示;(数学)表达式;词
  • ritualized expressions of grief 以例行的方式表达悲伤
  • The fashionable remarks of today often become the commonplace expressions of tomorrow. 今天的时髦话往往变成明天的陈词滥调。 来自《简明英汉词典》
学英语单词
ABCDs
ablative light sources
acturial cost
affenpinscher
Andvar
antimacassars
arrosie
barbane
be young for one's age
Belmond
bicolorable graph
bill jobber
book it
boost-buck response
Breunigweiler
came close
cantilever girder
charterer's risk
Cinnamomum mairei
circumferential backlash
coast down freely
concrete machinery
control plane
curriculum guide
damp-heat in the urinary bladder
design-rooms
device driver subroutine library
Douglas squirrel
eddleman
emulsion aerosol
ferroic
fibre opener
field amplitude
flexure crystal
flickest
flyawaiest
fosterers
fuero
gebur
genus Actias
gold
Guaifenesinum
hydrochloric acids
in-house sharing software
input impedence
iodipin
Iowa crab apple
lemuria continent
linkage phase
load charge speed
low hundreds
malocas
medium quality
mentalisms
monkey-eatings
mountains perennially covered with snow
mouthcoating
Muňiz, Pta.
new program object
nodelist
notebook method
obs.spot.
offshorable
outskiing
outstanding of deposits
paper filter element
Phyllostachys
pignatelli
pin truss
prohibiters
prohibition-era
prominencies
ramus communicans cum ganglione ciliari
receiver tube
rehydrating
reservoir ladle
restless genital syndrome
safe stress
samooms
secondary job
seemless
shopbots
shutter speed priority
simple multiple access
single-pass translation
solvent adhesive
staini
strut thermometer
temperature rise limit
terminal key
the postal service
three-judge district court
threshold of temperature
thuidium subglaucinum
triangular dome
trim speed
under-consumptions
verification of accounts
vulvodynia
Wando-gun
Warfarin-deanol
weather slating