时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:新派英语第三册


英语课
[00:00.00]Unit 4 Animal Homes
[00:06.66]1.Lsiten and sing.
[00:19.30]The bears go marching two by two,Hurrah,Hurrah!
[00:29.34]The bears go marching two by two,Hurrah,Hurrah!
[00:35.28]The bears go marching two by two,
[00:39.64]The little one stops to tie his shoe,And they all go marching down.
[00:52.27]2.Listen,point,and say.
[01:05.52]river                jungle               ocean                desert
[01:21.58]plain                forest               snow and ice
[01:36.91]3.Read about animal homes.
[01:48.68]Animals live in many different places.
[01:53.22]Chimpanzees and parrots live in the hot jungle.
[01:59.59]Kangaroos and ostriches 1 live on the plains.
[02:05.42]Polar bears and penguins 2 live in the cold snow and ice.
[02:12.44]Camels live in the hot desert.
[02:17.81]Crocodiles and fish live in lakes and rivers.
[02:24.04]Whales and fish live in the ocean.
[02:28.90]Dear live in the cool forest.
[02:34.44]8.Listen and sing.
[02:46.68]The Lion Sleep Tonight
[02:50.24]In the jungle,The mighty 3 jungle,The lion sleeps tonight.
[03:29.38]In the jungle,The mighty jungle,The lion sleeps tonight.
[03:38.81]Wim-o-weh,win-o-weh...
[03:56.05]Near the village,The peaceful village,The lion sleeps tonight.
[04:05.41]Near the village,The peaceful village,The lion sleeps tonight.
[04:14.95]Wim-o-weh,win-o-weh...
[04:49.58]9.Listen and circle.
[05:03.34]1.       2.         3.        4.
[05:42.68]Why the Owl 4 Says,"Who"
[05:48.62]Bssed on a Greek Fable 5 Retold by Judy Veramendi
[05:59.68]1.There are many birds in the forest.
[06:06.70]Birds with red and green feathers sing in the trees.
[06:12.85]Birds with yellow and purple feathers come from the plains.
[06:18.79]But there in one bird in the forest who has no feathers.
[06:25.06]She sits in a tree and cries and cries,"I have no feathers!"
[06:34.38]2.The birds in the forest say,
[06:40.61]"Let's help the bird with no feathers."
[06:45.94]The parrot gives her a red feather.
[06:51.30]The owl gives her a brown feather.
[06:56.34]Soon the sad bird gets five feathers,ten feathers,twenty feathers!
[07:05.09]She laughs,"I don't need you.Now I have many feathers.
[07:12.32]"And she flies out of the forest.
[07:16.86]3.The owl is mad.He wants to find that bird.
[07:25.68]He wants his feather.He flies out of the forest.
[07:32.92]He asks the monkey,Who jumps in the jungle,
[07:37.96]"Who-who-who has my feather?"The monkey doesn't know.
[07:46.70]He asks the whale,who swims in the ocean,
[07:52.57]"Who-who-who has my feather?"The whale doesn't know.
[08:00.82]4.He asks the crocodile,who crawls in the river,
[08:07.87]"Who-who-who has my feather?"
[08:14.32]The crocodile doesn't know.
[08:18.46]He asks the camel,who walks in the deaert,
[08:23.28]"Who-who-who has my feather?"The camel doesn't know.
[08:31.31]To this day the owl says,"Who-who-who."
[08:38.76]He is always looking for his feather.


1 ostriches
n.鸵鸟( ostrich的名词复数 );逃避现实的人,不愿正视现实者
  • They are the silliest lot of old ostriches I ever heard of. 他们真是我闻所未闻的一群最傻的老鸵鸟。 来自辞典例句
  • How ostriches could bear to run so hard in this heat I never succeed in understanding. 驼鸟在这样干燥炎热的地带为什么能疾速长跑,我永远也理解不了。 来自辞典例句
2 penguins
n.企鹅( penguin的名词复数 )
  • Why can penguins live in cold environment? 为什么企鹅能生活在寒冷的环境中? 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Whales, seals, penguins, and turtles have flippers. 鲸、海豹,企鹅和海龟均有鳍形肢。 来自《现代英汉综合大词典》
3 mighty
adj.强有力的;巨大的
  • A mighty force was about to break loose.一股巨大的力量即将迸发而出。
  • The mighty iceberg came into view.巨大的冰山出现在眼前。
4 owl
n.猫头鹰,枭
  • Her new glasses make her look like an owl.她的新眼镜让她看上去像只猫头鹰。
  • I'm a night owl and seldom go to bed until after midnight.我睡得很晚,经常半夜后才睡觉。
5 fable
n.寓言;童话;神话
  • The fable is given on the next page. 这篇寓言登在下一页上。
  • He had some motive in telling this fable. 他讲这寓言故事是有用意的。
学英语单词
-arino
adscendent
Adult.
Ajka
amiable
amplitude-modulated sinusoid
Anasa
animal park
Balser's fatty necrosis
belladonna alkaloids
benefit(s) assessment
big style
bisphosphorates
block wall
blocklengths
bloodied but not unbowed
borehole strainmeter
buble
caracoli
chinking
Clarendon Park
closed conduit wiring
conclude a treaty with
crab-eating
cuesymbol
cytotech
daughter-inlaw
denises
department of acupuncture and moxibustion
DEPILAT
deuteric ore deposit
dry tamped cement mortar
easy-set
elastic modulus by sonic velocity method
elliptic involution
enovids
epulo-erectile
equinatoxin
equivalent place
esophagostomy
excavational
full-scale seakeeping trials
fuprazole
gingiver
groaty pudding
health resort
hellsgate
hit-on-the-fly printer
hydeiodic acid
impulse signalling
inceptor
isothermal reactor
isotope production
karmenus
Keloma I.
knightlet
labyrinthus ossis ethmoidis
linear electric charge density
logarithmic divergence
logoff
mayordome
Mazagao
megaselia (megaselia) sauteri
microfortnight
mythbusters
Naravelia pilulifera
nonterminals
Odontites serotina
one-sided confidence region
organic-foods
parophite
Peawah R.
Pine Castle
pneumonic plague
politropic index
pool(-type) reactor
pressure- pightness
profile copy grinding
psychopractices
purplecone spruce
quinine arsenate
red curry
rhodotorula aurantiaca
scanning stroke
slap sb.on the wrist
small section mill
stearo-lauro-myristin
Tacub jig
tag name
Tellerina
tentative inductive assertion
tetraethyl-diarsine
to hawse
transp.
Tribromofluoropropane
true absortion
uk trip
vindictive punishment
virus hepatitis
warm water drainage
wooden stand
wulds