英语2下教学PPT_U3[174页]课件

1、翰林國中英語教學 PPT (課本)Warm-upDialogueActivityExercise ReadingTheme WordsSentence PatternChallengeFun With SoundsJadens CornerVocabularyFill in（填空）and decode（解碼）.EggsAp r ilSundayRabbitsEASR(Patty and John are chatting during the break.)Patty: I like your T-shirt. It looks nice on you.John: Thanks. My aun

2、t sent it to me for Easter.Patty: Easter? How do you celebrate the holiday?John: There are many activities on that day. I like to paint eggs in beautiful colors and join an egg hunt.Patty: That sounds interesting!John: Hey, Ill celebrate Easter at my church this Sunday. Do you want to come?Patty: Wh

3、y not? It sounds like a good idea.(At the church)John: Look at the eggs in your basket. Theyre so pretty.Patty: They taste yummy, too.John: I feel a little sad because I didnt find any. Im getting hungry, too.Patty: Here, you can have mine.John: Thank you.Patty: Mm. Something smells great. Maybe the

4、 buns are ready.John: Really? Hurry up, Patty. Lets go inside and see.1. Johns aunt sent him some Easter buns.2. Patty and John celebrated their Easter together this year.3. Patty found more eggs than John did.1. Dr. Science stood up and clapped for Humpty Dumpty.2. Dr. Science climbed over the wall

5、 into the garden.tastesweetsoundsterriblefeelgoodThe seesaw looks special.It ( smells / smells like ) fish.The girl ( feels / feels like ) hot.The noodles ( taste / taste like ) great.Mr. Lee doesnt ( sound / sound like ) happy.Jack and Jenny ( look / look like ) brother and sister.sheep / horsellam

6、a / camel / dogalpacagotdirtybecamewarmget cheaper and cheapergetting/becoming more and more handsome Whats coming out from the helicopter? Read to find out.Helicopter Easter Egg Drop Happy Easter Sunday! This is Mitch Lee. Im here at City Park. Look at all the people! Are they here for free food an

7、d drinks? No. Theyre here for the helicopter Easter egg drop! In a few minutes, a helicopter will come and drop thousands of Easter eggs on the ground. Inside the eggs, there are prizes or candy. The kids are ready to get the eggs. Everyone looks excited. Let me go talk to some parents.Hi, why are y

8、ou here today? We want to try something different this Easter, and this way I dont need to spend time boiling and coloring eggs. How about you, sir?I cant think of any new places in the yard to hide Easter eggs. So, City Park is a great place for my children to have some fun. The whole activity is a

9、 new kind of experience for them. hunt prizes dropped celebrated Look! Those people _ Easter in a different way this year. They joined a special egg _ at City Park. A helicopter _thousands of pretty eggs. There are _ or candy inside the eggs. Then children ran to get them. It was exciting.celebrated

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11、ster activities at Joy World? (A) The Sweet Slide looks like an egg.(B) The parade starts at 5 p.m. on Party Street.(C) Kids will make chocolate eggs with their parents.(D) People can take pictures with Mr. and Mrs. Bunny after the parade.DVocabularyVocabularyVocabularyVocabularyVocabularyVocabulary

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