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第 3 版 Mini-world 万花筒. 货币的演变 ——. The Story of Money. Long, long ago, people didn’t go to an office or a factory to make money.
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第3版 Mini-world 万花筒
货币的演变—— The Story of Money
Long, long ago, people didn’t go to an office or a factory to make money. In some places, people found their money on the ground. The money was large, and round. It looked just like what it was—a stone! Because it was hard to find these stones, they were valuable. In some places,people found theirmoney along the seashore—red, black and white shells. In some places, people could eat their money! They made money out of salt. But when it rained, the money might melt!
Then people started using metal for money—copper, silver and gold. Metal money was better. But if you have much of it, metal money is hard to carry around. So today we have paper money, with numbers on it to show how much the money is worth.
wet blanket Meaning: someone who seems to want to spoil other people’s fun 扫兴的人,泼冷水的人 Story: 如果发生了火灾,可以用什么灭火呢?方法之一就是用湿毯子 (wet blanket) 盖上去扑灭它。用 wet blanket 形容一个人,就是说他好比一块湿毯子,一下子就把别人的热情给浇灭了。 Example: Don’t invite Dick to the dance. He is such a wet blanket with that sour look on his face. 可别请迪克去舞会。他那愁眉苦脸的样子,太扫兴了。
Word Bank 超纲词汇 factory /'f7kt=rI/ n. 工厂 ground /GraUnd/ n. 地面 valuable /'v7ljU=bl/adj. 值钱的,贵重的 melt /melt/ v.融化 metal /'metl/ n. 金属 copper /'k^p=/ n. 铜 silver /'sIlv=/ n. 银
gold /G=Uld/ n.黄金 long, long ago 很久以前 make money 赚钱 look just like ... 看上去正如…… along the seashore 在海边 carry around 四处携带 be worth 值(多少)钱
第4-5版 Super Classroom 超级课堂
元旦前夜,艾迪向爸妈表决心,可是…… My New Year s Resolution
At the table on New Year’s Eve, Eddy says to his parents, “In the coming year, I will make my bed, clean my room, eat healthier, respect my elders, do my best in school and never copy others’ homework, and be the best child you could want!” “Oh, my boy, you’ve grown up! Are you serious?” his mother asks. “Of course not. My last resolution is to stop being so serious,” Eddy says.
新年到!中国人认为吃鱼能带来好兆头。 那么,美国人会吃什么幸运食物呢? Lucky Foods for the New Year The U.S.A. has many people from Europe. They have brought there many lucky foods.
For New Year’s Eve dinner, Austrian Americans have lucky cookies. These pink cookies are in the shape of a pig. Polish Americans have another lucky food. It is herring. They eat the fish at the stroke of midnight, and then all the wishes may come true. In Italy, lentils stand for money and sausages stand for wallets. Italian Americans eat them together. How “rich”! German Americans use a vegetable as a slang term for money. It is the cabbage. So they eat cabbage. Now please make a New Year’s Eve dinner around the lucky foods!
瞧,世界各地正以不同的方式迎接新年! Around the World Australia Sydney is the first large city to welcome the New Year. If you are in Sydney, don’t miss the fireworks show!
Canada “Polar Bear Swims (北极熊冬泳)” begins! Let’s swim in the icy cold sea! Germany People eat Berliner. It is a German doughnut filled with jam or chocolate.
Phrases 国籍形容词 + American 美国是全球最大的移民国家。很多美国公民其实并非土生土长的美国人,而是来自其他国家的移民。形容这些人的身份时,我们常用到搭配结构“国籍的形容词 + American”,表示“美籍……人”的意思。如: Austrian American 美籍奥地利人 Polish American 美籍波兰人 Italian American 美籍意大利人 German American 美籍德国人 Chinese American 美籍华人 Irish American 美籍爱尔兰人
周周练 请根据文章 Lucky Foods for the New Year 的内容,将表格填写完整。 cookies in the shape of a pig Polish American lentils and sausages cabbage
第6版 Playground 英语操练场
你会用英文数数吗? Can You Count? 100=one hundred, 200=two hundred (当说到具体数字时, hundred/ thousand/million/billion等统统用单数;不是具体数字时则用复数,如hundreds of/thousands of) 222=two hundred and twenty-two 1,000=one thousand 2,222=two thousand, two hundred and twenty-two (只有hundred后面跟and)
10,000=ten thousand (1万=10千) 100,000=one hundred thousand (10万=100个千) 1,000,000=one million 10,000,000=ten million (1千万=10个百万) 100,000,000=one hundred million (1亿=100个百万) 1,000,000,000=one billion 1,000,000,000,000=one trillion
Rockets Rockets shoot off into space, Hurry up it’s like a race! Rockets make a big loud boom, Heading up towards the moon! Counting down before we go, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, ZERO!
It will do. 这句话是“它会做”的意思吗?错啦。在口语中,这句话通常表示“可以了”、“行了”,用来表达对某件事的认可和肯定。下次当你同意某件事时,除了可以说“It’s fine.”或“That’s okay.”外,也可以说“It will do.”哦! Kevin: Your hair is not very long. I’ll just trim (修剪) it. Jimmy: It will do.
Word Bank 超纲词汇 million /'mIlj=n/ num.百万 billion /'bIlj=n/ num. 十亿 trillion /'trIlj=n/ num.万亿 rocket /'r^kIt/ n.火箭 space /speIs/ n.太空,宇宙 race /reIs/ n. 速度竞赛,赛跑 boom /bu:m/ n.(雷、炮等的)隆隆声
shoot off 发射 head up towards ... 向着……往上冲去 count down 倒数
第7版 Story Zone 故事地带
为什么伯蒂没有收到礼物呢?是“圣诞老人”忘记了吗?为什么伯蒂没有收到礼物呢?是“圣诞老人”忘记了吗? Santa Claus Does Not Forget (II) Christmas morning came. Bertie woke up early. “What’s in my stocking?” he wondered. His mother kept away from him, because she knew what Santa Claus had done.
Finally she heard him coming with slow steps to her room. Slowly he opened the door and came to her. He held a long list in his hand. It was much longer than the one he had made out. He put it in his mother’s hand. “See what Santa Claus left for me. I think he might have given me one thing at least,” he cried. Tears of disappointment fell from his eyes.
Word Bank 超纲词汇 forget /f='Get/ v. 忘记,遗忘 stocking /'st^kI9/ n.长袜 wonder /'w2nd=/ v.感到好奇, 想知道 step /step/ n.脚步(声) hold /h=Uld/ v.拿住,抓住, 过去式为held might /maIt/ modal v.(表示可能性)可能
tear /tI=/ n.眼泪,泪水 disappointment /;dIs='p^Intm=nt/ n.失望,沮丧 make out 写出,列出 at least 至少