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三篇科普类阅读(Honeybees / Why Do We Dream? / The Great Barrier Reef),重点练习生词猜测、绝对词定位、代词指代和事实细节题
课堂推进:学习 Honeybees 文章第一段,理解 colony(蜂群)、queen bee(蜂后)、drones(雄蜂)、worker bees(工蜂)的核心含义,并朗读第一段。
老师处理:讲解 secret life 意为'不为人知的一生',解释 colony 是高度有组织的社区,区分 queen bee / drones / worker bees 三种角色。
学生原始输出:Honeybees are remarkable insects that live in highly organized communities called colonies.A typical colony contains one queen bee, hundreds of male bees called drones, and thousands of female worker bees. Each type of bee has specific jobs that help the colony survive.
老师示范 / 修改方向:drone 指雄蜂;现在飞行器也叫 drone。
复习抓手:colony = 蜂群/群落;queen bee = 蜂后;drones = 雄蜂;worker bees = 工蜂
课堂推进:学习蜂后、雄蜂、工蜂的具体分工;强调绝对词 only 和 just one purpose 是考点。
老师处理:讲解 only bee that lays eggs、up to two thousand eggs per day、drones 的 just one purpose to mate、worker bees 的 despite being female, do not lay eggs。
学生原始输出:The queen bee is only bee that lay eggs.She can lay up to two thousand eggs per day during spring and summer. Drones has just one purpose to mate with queens from other colonies.After mating, drones died.Worker bees, despite being female, do not lay eggs.Instead, they perform all other tasks in the colony.
老师示范 / 修改方向:老师纠正:queen bee 是唯一会下蛋的蜂;mate 在这里是'交配'的意思;drones 交配完就会死去。
复习抓手:only / just one purpose 是绝对词,易考;mate = 交配;worker bees 虽然是雌性,但不产卵
课堂推进:学习 worker bees change jobs as they age,理解 young / medium-age / older / oldest 工蜂的不同职责。
老师处理:讲解 age 在这里作动词,意为'变老';解释 cell 有'蜂巢格'和'细胞'两个意思;feed larvae 中的 larvae 是'幼虫/蛹';guard the hive entrance 是守门;forager 是'觅食者';nectar 是'蜜汁',pollen 是'花粉'。
学生原始输出:worker bees change jobs as they age.Young worker,可以去feed larvae, medium age works build honeycove and store food.Older worker guard the hive entrance and search for flowers.The oldest worker become foragers, flying up to five kilometers to collect nectar and pollen.
老师示范 / 修改方向:larvae 不是年迈的,是幼小的幼虫/蛹;forager = search for food,forage for food。
复习抓手:age 作动词 = 变老;cell = 蜂巢格/细胞;larvae = 幼虫/蛹;forager = 觅食者;nectar = 蜜汁;pollen = 花粉
课堂推进:学习蜜蜂通过舞蹈传递食物方位的两个信息:方向 direction 和距离 how far。
老师处理:讲解 direction of movement 告诉蜜蜂往哪飞,length of the dance 表示食物有多远;decades 是几十年。
学生原始输出:One of the most fantastic bee behavior is when a girl dance.When a foreign find a good food source, she return to hive and perform the special dance.The direction she move tells other bees which way to fly. The length of the dance shows how far away is the food is.Scientists have studied the communication system for decades and still finding amazing.
老师示范 / 修改方向:老师纠正:是 when a forager finds a good food source;decades = 几十年。
复习抓手:舞蹈方向 = 飞行方向;舞蹈长度 = 食物距离;decade = 十年,decades = 几十年
课堂推进:完成 Honeybees 文章的四道选择题,重点练习定位绝对词和代词指代。
老师处理:引导学生回原文找 mate 的意思;纠正代词 she 应回指前一句主语 forager;纠正 drones 不是 worker bees,而是只有 mating 一个使命的雄蜂。
学生原始输出:学生先说 drones 是 worker bees;refer to 题中先猜 young worker bee;drones 推断题先选错,经提示后改对。
老师示范 / 修改方向:老师提示:she 指代前一句话的主语,前一句主语是 forager;drones have just one purpose,绝对词 only/just 必考。
复习抓手:指代题要回找前一句主语;绝对词 only / just one purpose 是出题点
课堂推进:学习 Why Do We Dream? 文章第一段,理解 REM sleep 和身体暂时 paralyzed 的状态。
老师处理:讲解 even if 是'尽管'转折;stage 有'阶段'的意思;REM = rapid eye movements;paralyzed = 瘫痪/不动。
学生原始输出:Every night, humans spend about two hours dreaming, even if they don't remember their dreams in the morning. Dreams occur mainly during a sleep stage called REM sleep. when the brain is active but body is temporarily paralyzed, scientists have proposed several theories to explain why we dream.
老师示范 / 修改方向:even if 不是如果,是'尽管';paralyzed = 瘫痪、不动的意思。
复习抓手:even if = 尽管;stage = 阶段;REM = rapid eye movements 快速眼动;paralyzed = 瘫痪/不动
课堂推进:学习关于梦的两种理论:一种认为梦帮助 process emotions(处理情绪),另一种认为梦只是 random electrical signals(随机脑电信号)。
老师处理:讲解 process emotions = 处理情感;work through = 处理/消化;intense = 强烈的;pointless = 没有意义。
学生原始输出:One popular theory suggests that dreams help us process emotions.During the day, we experience many feelings, happiness, fear, stress, excitement.
老师示范 / 修改方向:work through something = 处理、消化情绪;intense = 强烈。
复习抓手:process emotions = 处理情绪;work through = 处理/消化;intense = 强烈的;pointless = 无意义
课堂推进:完成 Why Do We Dream? 的段落题,学生快速选出 REM sleep 时身体 paralyzed 和 dreams help process emotions。
老师处理:确认学生选择 body is temporarily paralyzed 和 process emotions。
学生原始输出:学生选 D(身体不动)和 A(process emotions)。
复习抓手:REM sleep 身体暂时 paralyzed;梦帮助 process emotions
课堂推进:学习 The Great Barrier Reef 第一段,了解大堡礁的位置、长度和规模。
老师处理:讲解 reef = 大堡礁;located off the northeast coast of Australia;stretching over 2,300 kilometers;astronauts 能从太空看到;不是 single structure,而是 nearly 3,000 individual reef systems 和 hundreds of islands。
学生原始输出:a local of the north coast of Australia,the great barrier reef though is the world's largest coral reef system,stretching over two thousand and three hundred kilometers,it is so big that, other travelers can see it from space,the reef is not a single structure,but actually consists of nearly three thousand individual reef systems and hundreds of islands
老师示范 / 修改方向:老师纠正:northeast coast of Australia,astronauts 是宇航员。
复习抓手:reef = 礁/大堡礁;northeast coast of Australia = 澳大利亚东北海岸;stretch = 延伸;astronaut = 宇航员
课堂推进:学习珊瑚礁由 tiny animals called coral polyps(珊瑚虫)建造,从海水中提取 calcium(钙)形成 limestone skeletons(石灰石骨架),healthy coral 的颜色来自体内的 algae(海藻)。
老师处理:讲解 creature = 动物(不是创造者);calcium = 钙;limestone = 石灰石;skeleton = 骨架;generation after generation = 一代又一代;algae = 海藻。
学生原始输出:coral reef are built by tiny animal called the coral polyps,this small creature take a calcium from a seawater and use it to build the... and how the limestone scatters... scaly tars over thousands of years generation after generation of polyps built on the top of each other,creating massive reef structures,interestingly healthy coral get its beautiful color from tiny animals that live inside the polyps
老师示范 / 修改方向:老师纠正:creature 是动物;calcium 是钙;limestone skeletons 是石灰石骨架;generation after generation 是一代又一代往上建。
复习抓手:coral polyps = 珊瑚虫;calcium = 钙;limestone = 石灰石;skeleton = 骨架;algae = 海藻;generation after generation = 一代又一代
课堂推进:学习大堡礁支撑 incredible variety of life,是许多物种的栖息地 habitat;同时面临 rising sea temperatures、coral bleaching、climate change、pollution、destructive fishing 等威胁。
老师处理:讲解 incredible variety = 难以置信的各种生物;habitat = 栖息地;expel = 排出;bleaching = 白化;destructive fishing = 破坏性捕鱼。
学生原始输出:The Great Barrier Reef supports an incredible variety of life.It is home to over one thousand and five hundred species of fish, two hundred type of coral, and many other animals, including sea turtles, dolphins, and sharks. Scientists estimate the millions of species many not yet discovered depend on reef for survival.
老师示范 / 修改方向:老师纠正:是 four hundred types of coral(原文为 400,学生读成 200);millions of species 是几百万种,不是几百种。
复习抓手:incredible variety of life = 丰富的生物多样性;habitat = 栖息地;expel = 排出;bleaching = 白化;destructive fishing = 破坏性捕鱼
课堂推进:完成 The Great Barrier Reef 题目,学生能定位到 size 和 coral color 的原文依据。
老师处理:确认学生选择 size 相关选项和 algae 给珊瑚提供颜色的选项。
学生原始输出:学生说'肯定选 C'(size 题),颜色题选 D(algae)。
老师示范 / 修改方向:老师提醒:size 既对应 2,300 km 长度,也对应 nearly 3,000 individual reef systems。
复习抓手:size 题要找长度和数量两个依据;coral color 来自 algae
学习了蜜蜂三种角色:queen bee(蜂后)、drones(雄蜂)、worker bees(工蜂)及分工
掌握了蜜蜂舞蹈传递 direction(方向)和 how far(距离)两个信息
理解了 REM sleep 时身体 temporarily paralyzed(暂时不能动)
学习了大堡礁由 coral polyps(珊瑚虫)用 calcium(钙)建造 limestone skeletons(石灰石骨架)
明白了 healthy coral 的美丽颜色来自体内的 algae(海藻)
The queen bee is only bee that lay eggs.She can lay up to two thousand eggs per day during spring and summer. Drones has just one purpose to mate with queens from other colonies.After mating, drones died.Worker bees, despite being female, do not lay eggs.Instead, they perform all other tasks in the colony.
worker bees change jobs as they age.Young worker,可以去feed larvae, medium age works build honeycove and store food.Older worker guard the hive entrance and search for flowers.The oldest worker become foragers, flying up to five kilometers to collect nectar and pollen.
One of the most fantastic bee behavior is when a girl dance.When a foreign find a good food source, she return to hive and perform the special dance.The direction she move tells other bees which way to fly. The length of the dance shows how far away is the food is.Scientists have studied the communication system for decades and still finding amazing.
Every night, humans spend about two hours dreaming, even if they don't remember their dreams in the morning. Dreams occur mainly during a sleep stage called REM sleep. when the brain is active but body is temporarily paralyzed, scientists have proposed several theories to explain why we dream.
a local of the north coast of Australia,the great barrier reef though is the world's largest coral reef system,stretching over two thousand and three hundred kilometers,it is so big that, other travelers can see it from space,the reef is not a single structure,but actually consists of nearly three thousand individual reef systems and hundreds of islands
coral reef are built by tiny animal called the coral polyps,this small creature take a calcium from a seawater and use it to build the... and how the limestone scatters... scaly tars over thousands of years generation after generation of polyps built on the top of each other,creating massive reef structures,interestingly healthy coral get its beautiful color from tiny animals that live inside the polyps
The Great Barrier Reef supports an incredible variety of life.It is home to over one thousand and five hundred species of fish, two hundred type of coral, and many other animals, including sea turtles, dolphins, and sharks. Scientists estimate the millions of species many not yet discovered depend on reef for survival.
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Honeybees live in highly organized communities called colonies. A colony has one queen bee, hundreds of male drones, and thousands of female worker bees. Each type has specific jobs.
The queen bee is the only bee that lays eggs. She can lay up to 2,000 eggs per day during spring and summer. Drones have just one purpose: to mate with queens from other colonies. After mating, they die.
Worker bees change jobs as they age. Young workers clean cells and feed larvae. Medium-age workers build honeycomb and store food. Older workers guard the hive entrance and search for flowers. The oldest workers become foragers, flying up to five kilometers to collect nectar and pollen.
When a forager finds a good food source, she returns to the hive and performs a special dance. The direction of her movement tells other bees which way to fly. The length of the dance shows how far away the food is.
Humans spend about two hours dreaming every night, even if they do not remember their dreams. Dreams occur mainly during REM sleep, when the brain is very active but the body is temporarily paralyzed.
One theory says dreams help us process emotions. Another theory says dreams have no real purpose; they are just random brain signals.
The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef system. It stretches over 2,300 kilometers off the northeast coast of Australia. It is made up of nearly 3,000 individual reef systems and hundreds of islands.
Coral reefs are built by tiny animals called coral polyps. They take calcium from seawater and use it to build hard limestone skeletons. Generation after generation of polyps build on top of each other.
Healthy coral gets its beautiful color from tiny algae that live inside the polyps. The reef supports over 1,500 species of fish and many other animals. Today it faces serious threats from rising sea temperatures, climate change, pollution, and destructive fishing.
| 原句问题 | 推荐表达 | 记忆方法 |
|---|---|---|
| 把 drones 当成 worker bees | ||
| 代词 she 回指 young worker bee | ||
| 把 larvae 猜成'年迈的' | ||
| 把 creature 理解为'创造者' | ||
| 把 coral 的种类说成 two hundred type | ||
| 把 millions of species 理解成'几百种' |
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