英语启蒙绘本阅读14 brown bear brown bear what do you see.pdf
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高清彩绘英文原版绘本The Magic Schoolbus - Inside Raphie.pdf
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关键时刻慢镜头大壮菲菲小天大壮菲菲小天请问,大壮、菲菲和小天分别在做什么?①看综艺②看球赛③上网课A.①③②B.②①③C.①②③对人物的动作和行为进行描写。动作描写要符合并能表现人物的身份、性格和状态等。动作描写大壮大壮大壮根据提示,详细描写一下事件里的动作。大壮吃西瓜根据提示,详细描写一下事件里的动作。大壮吃西瓜大壮我的吃瓜朋友今天,我最好的朋友大壮参加了吃瓜大赛。比赛开始了,大家都在拼命吃瓜。大壮把西瓜切开,放在桌子上,伸手拿起一块西瓜,一边把嘴拼命张大,一边把西瓜喂到嘴里。他最终以最快的速度获得了第一名。大壮拿着西瓜。大壮右脚踩在凳子上,左脚踮起,身体绷紧前倾,两只手拿着西瓜,瞪着眼睛,竖起耳朵,等待着指令。我的吃瓜朋友今天,我最好的朋友大壮参加了吃瓜大赛。只见大壮右脚踩在凳子上,左脚踮起,身体绷紧前倾,两只手拿着西瓜,瞪着眼睛,竖起耳朵,等待着指令。比赛开始了,大家都在拼命吃瓜。大壮把西瓜切开,放在桌子上,伸手拿起一块西瓜,一边把嘴拼命张大,一边把西瓜喂到嘴里。他最终以最快的速度获得了第一名。我的吃瓜朋友今天,我最好的朋友大壮参加了吃瓜大赛。只见大壮右脚踩在凳子上,左脚踮起,身体绷紧前倾,两只手拿着西瓜,瞪着眼睛,竖起耳朵,等待着指令。比赛开始了,大家都在拼命吃瓜。大壮把西瓜切开,放在桌子上,然后拿起一块西瓜往嘴里喂。一块西瓜吃完了,另一块西瓜又被喂到嘴里。虽然西瓜汁流得到处都是,但是大壮根本就不在乎。最终,大壮以最快的速度获得了第一名。小明饿坏了,看到一桌子好吃的就赶紧冲过去。大壮大壮大壮大壮大壮我的吃瓜朋友大壮大壮大壮大壮大壮高兴地笑跑得快笑跑忽然听见街上咕咚咕咚有人跑,把屋子震得好像摇晃起来,窗户纸哗啦哗啦一直响。大壮大壮大壮大壮大壮呼哧呼哧大壮大壮大壮大壮大壮他鼓起腮帮子呼哧呼哧地咀嚼,眼睛还一直紧紧地盯着周围吃瓜的选手,简直就像一只好胜的大公鸡!一块西瓜吃完了,另一块西瓜又被喂到嘴里。虽然西瓜汁流得到处都是,但是大壮根本就不在乎。最终,大壮以最快的速度获得了第一名。重点写你的动作、小伙伴的动作前后慢动作,身体定格照换动词、修饰词、加手法可以适当增加一些神态、语言、心理描写定义:对人物的动作和行为进行描写。要点:动作描写要符合并能表现人物的身份、性格和状态等。前后慢动作肢体定格照表顺接表转折换动词加修饰词加修辞手法1.拆解动作2.连接动作3.修饰动作本讲总结下一讲再见吧!
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1S2-382Narrator: Peppa and George have come to play in Granny and Grandpa's garden.Peppa: What's that noise?Granny: Grandpa's making something.Grandpa: Hello, Peppa and George! That's perfect timing. I've just nished making it!Granny: And may we ask what ''it'' is?Grandpa: I'll show you!3Peppa&George: Wow!Granny: A little toy train!Grandpa: It's not a toy. is is ''Gertrude''.She's a miniature locomotive.Granny: But doesn't it need railway tracks to run on?Grandpa: Oh no. I've fitted Gertrude with car wheels, so she can go anywhere she likes.4Peppa: Grandpa, can we ride in Gertrude?Grandpa: Hop aboard! Full steam ahead!Peppa: Bye bye, Granny!Granny: See you later!Narrator: Peppa and George love Grandpa's little train.5Peppa: Grandpa's train goes: Choo choo choo!Choo choo choo!Choo choo choo!Grandpa's train goes:Choo choo choo! All day long!And the piggies on the train go:Oink oink oink!Oink oink oink!Oink oink oink!And the piggies on the train go:Oink oink oink! All day long!6Narrator: Here is Granddad Dog with Danny Dog.Danny: Hello!Peppa: Hello, Danny!Granddad Dog: I see you're playing toy trains.Grandpa: Toy?!Gertrude isn't a toy!How's your little lorry?Granddad Dog: Little lorry?! My ''breakdown truck''is a proper, work vehicle.7Danny: Granddad? Can I ride on the train?Granddad Dog: Hmm. It's your choice, Danny, if you'd rather play trains thanDanny: anks Granddad!All: See you later!8Narrator: Miss Rabbit is driving the school bus.Miss Rabbit: And to our left, we can see some hills with treesPeppa: Hello, everyone!All: Hello, Peppa!Narrator: All Peppa's friends are here.Zoe: Can we ride on the train?Miss Rabbit: Um. I'm giving the children an educational bus tour. Are trains educational?Grandpa: ey certainly are!9Miss Rabbit: Hmm. Hands up, all those who want to ride on the train.All: Me! Me! Me!Miss Rabbit: And hands up, all those who want to stay on the bus.All: 10Miss Rabbit: Ok, you can all go on the train.And I'll follow along behind.11All: Gr
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海伦·凯勒的故事第一章1880年的那个夏天很热,在阿拉巴马南部的一个小镇上,一个健康的小姑娘出生了。她的父母非常爱她。她的名字叫海伦·凯勒。可是这个小宝宝却生病了。那时她还不到两岁。她的高烧持续了一天又一天。仆人们设法来帮她。她的父母更是想尽了办法。但医生摇了摇头。我们已经尽了最大的努力,他说道,这个孩子可能不行了。海伦还是活了下来。但这场大病之后她好像和以前不一样了。这孩子很不对劲儿,妈妈说道。最后他们发现,这个孩子双耳失聪,双目失明。当海伦长成一个小女孩时,她的父母都为她感到难过。海伦经常哭闹,抓住妈妈不放。这个可怜的孩子想要什么就给她什么吧,爸爸说道。尽管海伦听不见也看不见,但她很聪明。她模妨每个人。有时她模仿爸爸,戴上他的眼镜,举着他的报纸看。有些人认为海伦不可能学到什么东西。但海伦的妈妈却不这么认为。海伦非常聪明,她说,但我们怎样才能接近她呢?她把自己封闭在自己的内心世界里了。第二章海伦变得越来越任性了。她不让别人给她梳头。她的衣服总是弄得脏脏的。海伦很爱发脾气。有时她会躺在地上,乱踢乱闹。后来海伦的小妹妹小生了,海伦还是不高兴。我可怜的海伦,妈妈说,现在我怀里总得抱着一个小宝宝。一天,海伦把她的小妹妹从摇篮里推到了地上。不要这样,海伦!妈妈叫道。我们怎么办呀?我们必须想点儿办法。凯勒一家去了华盛顿,拜访了著名的亚历山大·格雷厄 姆·贝尔先生,希望他能帮助海伦。贝尔博士发明了电话。同时他也是一位教聋哑人的老师。海伦可以学习,贝尔博士说,但她需要一个特殊的老师。你们给 马萨诸塞州的波士顿市珀金斯盲人学校写封信吧,请他们派一个老师过来。海伦的爸爸给那个学校写了一封信。不久他就得到了答复。谢天谢地!他说道,珀金斯学校要派一名老师过来了。第三章1887年3月3日下午,老师来了。海伦正站在离前门不远的地方。突然,她感觉到了楼梯上的脚步声。海伦以为是妈妈,便伸出手去。有人牵住了海伦的手,把她拉到了身边。那不是妈妈,所以海伦挣脱出去。那是安妮·沙利文小姐,海伦的老师。她是一位从波士顿来的年经女士,正是她向海伦展示了整个世界,也正是她给了海伦全部的爱。在后来的生活中,海伦把这天称为她灵魂的诞生日。沙利文小姐来的时候,给了海伦一个布娃娃。D-o-l-l拼成doll, 布娃娃这个词,沙利文小姐说道。她用手指在海伦的手心拼写这个单词。她用特殊的字母来教单词。那是手语的字母系统。海伦模仿着她的老师。她拼写着d-o-l-l。但她不明白自己在做什么。不久沙利文小姐发现,海伦想干什么就干什么。她吃饭时不坐在椅子上,而是绕着桌子走来走去。她从谁的盘子里都拿东西,而且,她还用手指抓盘子里的东西吃。你们这样对海伦没有好处,沙利文小姐告诉海伦的家人,她必须学会懂规矩。激烈的争吵爆发了。海伦,你必须按我说的去做!沙利文小姐大感道,虽然海伦根本听不见。她让海伦坐在椅子上,海伦又站起来。她让海伦握着勺子,海伦却把勺子扔到了一边。她让海伦在她自己的盘子里吃东西,海伦却把盘子扔到屋子的另一端。以后每次吃饭时都会有一番争吵。但沙利文小姐渐渐开始占上风了。海伦最终还是坐在椅子上吃饭了。海伦的妈妈一直在为海伦担心。安妮小姐,你对她太严厉了,凯勒夫人说。但沙利文小姐很坚决:我如果不能控制海伦,就不可能教她知识。沙利文小姐对凯勒先生说:我必须单独和海伦生活一段时间。我们可以搬到花园里的那所小房子里去住吗?你们可以在那儿住两周时间,凯勒先生说,不能再长了。凯勒的家人带海伦绕了很远的路,最后才把她带到了花园中的小房子里。这样,海伦就不知道她其实离家很近。第四章沙利文小姐对海伦要求严格,但十分和蔼。海伦开始喜欢她了。在那所小房子里,沙利文小姐整天为海伦拼写单词。b-e-a-d-s珠子,d-o-g狗,f-u-r软毛。海伦也向她的老师拼写着这些单词。但她还是不懂她自己正在做什么。海伦,这些单词表达一些意思!沙利文小姐说道。她真希望海伦能理解这些单词。两个星期很快就过去了。海伦和沙利文小姐又搬回大房子里住。海伦还是不理解手语。但她的老师并没有放弃。一天,沙利文小姐正在教单词w-a-t-e-r(水)和m-u-g(杯子)。海伦老是把这两个单词弄混。我们需要休息一下,沙利小姐说,去外面走走吧!这一天天气暖和,阳光明媚。海伦和老师走花园里。她们来到抽水机旁。沙利文小姐想出了个主意。老师开始压水。水流出来了。沙利文小姐把海伦的手放进水里,接着拼写w-a-t-e-r。水,海伦!w-a-t-e-r!就在那一瞬间,海伦明白了。她明白了w-a-t-e-r的意思是流过她手上的湿湿的东西。她明白了water是一个单词。她明白了单词是世界上最重要的东西。单词能告诉她所有她想知道的事情。我的
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(4-5岁)国外早教机构推荐彩绘英文童书Ann's Picture-Perfect Christmas.pdf
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Dover Coloring Book - Alice in Wonderland Coloring Book (LQ).pdf
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Teddybears Take the TrainElectronic book published by ipicturebooks.com24 W. 25th St.New York, NY 10010For more ebooks, visit us at:http://www.ipicturebooks.comAll rights reservedIllustrations copyright © Susanna Gretz 1987Text copyright © Alison Sage 1987No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,including photocopying, recording, or by anyinformation storage and retrieval system, withoutpermission in writing from the publisher.e-ISBN 1-59019-780-1Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Datateddybears take the trainsusanna gretz • alison sage Sara was reading a letter. Louise, Robert and Charles were listening. So was Fred, the dog.Wed better start packing, said Charles.I dont like your Great-Uncle Jerome, said Louise.Why not? said Robert. Hes got a pond at the bottom of his garden and a telescope. I like him.But he never hears anything you say, said Louise,and there are frogs in the bath . . .AND it always rains when we go to see him.I was going to take my swimming things, said Sara.Dont bother, said Louise.Stop it, Louise! said Charles.Just think, were going by TRAIN! The four bears packed their things.Hurry, said Sara.Were going to be late. At the station, the queue for tickets was very long.Hurry! said Sara.Were going to miss that train. Waiting at the platform were two trains.Not that red train, Louise, said Charles.This blue ones ours.Yuk – the red ones much better, grumbled Louise.I like the blue one, said Charles.Stop fussing ! said Sara. Do hurry up! The guard was blowing his whistle.I hate hurrying, said Louise. Everyone scrambled into the train. It moved slowly out of the station.Its full, grumbled Louise.No, said Charles,theres just enough room for all of us.But look whos sitting over there, said Louise. White bears!Well? said Charles.I dont like white bears, said Louise.Shhh! said Charles.Dont stare.Lets
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高清彩绘英文原版绘本Richard.Scarry - Father.Cats.Busy.Day.pdf
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george rr martin - thehedgeknightThe Hedge Knight A Tale of the Seven Kingdoms George R.R. Martin The story offered here takes place about a hundred years prior to the events described in A Game of Thrones The spring rains had softened the ground, so Dunk had no trouble digging the grave. He chose a spot on the western slope of a low hill, for the old man had always loved to watch the sunset. Another day done, he would sigh, and who knows what the morrow will bring us, eh, Dunk? Well, one morrow had brought rains that soaked them to the bones, and the one after had brought wet gusty winds, and the next a chill. By the fourth day the old man was too weak to ride. And now he was gone. Only a few days past, he had been singing as they rode, the old song about going to Gulltown to see a fair maid, but instead of Gulltown hed sung of Ashford. Off to Ashford to see the fair maid, heigh- ho, heigh-ho, Dunk thought miserably as he dug. When the hole was deep enough, he lifted the old mans body in his arms and carried him there. He had been a small man, and slim; stripped of hauberk, helm, and sword belt, he seemed to weigh no more than a bag of leaves. Dunk was hugely tall for his age, a shambling, shaggy, big-boned boy of sixteen or seventeen years (no one was quite certain which) who stood closer to seven feet than to six, and had only just begun to fill out his frame. The old man had often praised his strength. He had always been generous in his praise. It was all he had to give. He laid him out in the bottom of the grave and stood over him for a time. The smell of rain was in the air again, and he knew he ought to fill the hole before the rain broke, but it was hard to throw dirt down on that tired old face. There ought to be a septon here, to say some prayers over him, but he only has me. The old man had taught Dunk all he knew of swords and shields and lances, but had never been much good at teaching him words. Id leave your sword, but it would rus
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名家精选英语绘本A Little Golden Book D026 - Walt Disney's Peter Pan and the Indians (1952) (goldengems).pdf
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