"Danny's Plant" Plant a Plant PPT courseware

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"Danny's Plant" Plant a Plant PPT courseware

Part One: Warm-up

Talk about the questions

1. What is agriculture?

2. What kind of plants do you want to grow?

Danny's PlantPPT, Part 2: Presentation

New words

agriculture n. Agriculture; agronomy

seed n. seed

pot n. basin; pot; bottle

sprout v. sprout

stem n. stem; stem

bud n. bud; bract; bud v. sprout

carefully adv. carefully; carefully

yard n. yard; venue

Danny's PlantPPT, Part 3: Class Q&A

1.Read the lesson and answer the questions.

1. What did Danny and his classmates do to learn more about plants?

They planted some seeds.

2. What happened after Danny watered the seed of his plant?

It sprouted a few days later.

3. Why will Danny put the pot in the yard?

Because the plant can get enough sunshine.

4. What does Danny want to send to Li Ming?

He wants to send some seeds to Li Ming.

2. Complete the sentences.

A bud opens up and becomes a_______.

A ______grows under the ground and gets water from the soil.

A _______is the long thin part of a plant.

________are parts of a plant. They grow from a stem, from a branch or directly from the root.

Danny's PlantPPT, Part 4: Language points

1. Agriculture is all about growing plants and raising animals for food.

raise vt. raise; raise; raise, plant, raise

Example: Don’t you raise your voice to me! Don’t raise your voice to me!

They raised the money to buy the house and two hundred acres of land.

He raises 2,000 acres of wheat and hay.

He grew 2,000 acres of wheat and fodder grass.

2. To learn more about plants, we planted some seeds.

1) learn vi. understand, learn, study

It is never too late to learn.

It's never too late to learn.

Children learn faster than adults.

Children learn faster than adults.

vt. study, study

How many English words have you learned?

How many English words have you learned?

2) some adj. Some, several, often used in affirmative sentences

some flowers some flowers some beds several beds

Discrimination: some and any

Some and any both mean "some" and can modify plural nouns and uncountable nouns to express indefinite quantity and degree. Some is used in affirmative sentences, and some is also used in interrogative sentences of requests and suggestions. Any is often used in negative and interrogative sentences.

I have some books.

Do you have any friends in America?

But in interrogative sentences expressing suggestions, rhetorical questions, requests, or when expecting a positive answer, use some instead of any.

Would you like some coffee?

Would you like some coffee?

What about some fruit juice?

How about some fruit juice?

3. Now, something new is growing at the top of the stem. 1) something new something new. The words that combine every, some, any, no with one, body, thing are called indefinite pronouns. The indefinite pronoun serves as the subject, and the predicate verb uses the third person singular. When the indefinite pronoun is accompanied by an adjective, the adjective is placed after it and serves as a postpositioned attributive.

Someone important will give the students a lecture this afternoon.

This afternoon, an important person will give a report to the students.

2) at the top of at the top/top, its antonym is at the bottom of at the bottom. on (the) top of At a high place, the antonym is at the foot of at the foot of.

Please write your telephone number at the top of this page.

Please write your phone number at the top of this page.

There is a tower on top of that high mountain.

There is a tower on the top of that high mountain.

Danny's PlantPPT, Part 5: Exercise

1. Single choice.

1. I have a lot _______ about today.

A. write B. write

C. to write D. written

2. I haven’t ____ in my diary for a week.

A. write B. wrote

C. writes D. written

3. Agriculture is about _____ plants and raising animals for food.

A. growing B. grow

C. grows D. to grow

4. ______ have taken place in her hometown.

A. Something important

B.Important something

2. Fill in the blanks according to the sentence meaning or Chinese prompts.

5. Something ____ wrong with his computer.

6. I have ____________________ (some interesting things) to tell you.

7. I have some clothes _________ (wash).

8. Mr. Wang is confident they'll be able to _____ ____ (take care of) themselves.

9. After all they are _____________ (at the top of) their industry.

Danny's PlantPPT, Part 6: Homework:

1. Review Lesson 12.

2. Write a passage about what kind of plant you want to grow.

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