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"Stories about Spring" Spring Is Coming PPT download

Part One: Vocabulary Dictation

Students, have you mastered all the words, phrases and sentence patterns you learned in the last lesson? Now let’s check it out, click on the audio below to start dictation!

Classroom introduction

Look at the pictures. What clothes do people wear in spring?

Stories about SpringPPT, part 2: text presentation

THINK ABOUT IT

·What clothes do you wear in spring?

·What interesting things do you see in spring?

Dear Wang Mei,

It isn’t snowing today, but there is still snow on the grass.

In Edmonton, the weather in March can be cold and snowy or warm and sunny. It's a little wild. The temperature can be as low as❶ -15℃, but it can also reach 15℃. Still, sometimes it snows in April and May ! The temperature drops below❷ zero on those snowy days. We probably won't see any flowers until ❸ May or June!

Stories about SpringPPT, the third part: knowledge explanation

Knowledge point 1

[High frequency]as. . . as. . . same as...

[Error-prone point] as. . . as. . . is used to compare the two, meaning "the same as...", and the original form of the adjective or adverb should be used in the middle. The negative form of this structure is not as. . . as. . . or not so. . . as. . . It means "not as good as/not as good as...", as. . . as＋number. . . means "...reach...".

eg: He is as busy as his brother.

He is as busy as his brother.

Liu Ying is as ________ as her sister. (Xiangxi)

A． tallB． taller C. the tallest

Knowledge point 2

below/bɪ'ləʊ/ prep. & adv. below..., below

eg: Shall I write my name below the line?

Can I write my name below this line?

Test Direction [Difficulty] Identify above, over, on, below, under.

Above, over and on are all "on...", below, under

It's all "under".

Stories about SpringPPT, Part 4: Let's Do It!

1) Read the lesson and answer the questions.

1. Why does Jenny think the weather in Edmonton is a little wild?

Because the weather in March in Edmonton can be cold and snowy or warm and sunny.

2. What activities do people in Canada do in spring?

They drive to the countryside on weekends.

3． Why does Jenny love spring?

Because she can do the fun activities in spring.

2) Fill in the blanks with the words in the box.

lowuntilzerodrop

1. The boy didn’t stop running ________he reached the finish line.

2. Water turns into ice at ________ degrees Celsius.

3． The temperature in Shijiazhuang can be as________as 3℃ in spring.

4. In my hometown, the temperature can________ below zero at night.

Stories about SpringPPT, Part 5: Classroom Exercises

1. Complete the sentence according to the meaning of the sentence and the given prompts

1. The temperature tonight is l________．

2. Please do not write b________ this line.

3． It was 37 degrees above z________.

4. He wasn't here u________ one o'clock.

5. ___________ (sometimes) I go by car.

2. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the phrase given in the box

as good as below zero not...until

look forward to some times

6． I________ leave ________ you come back.

7. I think this book is ___________ that one.

8. He has been to the UK ___________．

9. The temperature outside is ___________ now.

10． We are all ____________________ your reply.

3. Single choice

11. —You look so tired. What's wrong?

—I didn't go to bed ________I finished watching In the Name of People last night.(Shiyan)

A． until B. if C. though D. unless

[Instruction] Examine conjunctions. Meaning of the sentence: - You look very tired. What's the matter? ——I finished watching "In the Name of the People" last night before going to bed. not…until… means “until…”. Therefore choose A.

12. Though Betty and Lily are twins, Betty isn't so________ as Lily. (Chenzhou)

A． more outgoingB. most outgoing

C． outgoing

[Instruction] Examine the usage of adjectives. Meaning of the sentence: Although Betty and Lily are twins, Betty is not as outgoing as Lily. Option A is the comparative degree; option B is the superlative degree; option C is the primary degree. Not so... as... is a fixed sentence pattern, with the primary form of the adjective in the middle. So choose C.

Stories about SpringPPT, Part 6: Class Summary

In this lesson we mainly learned the following key contents:

Key words: below

Key phrases: as…as, not…until, look forward to

after class homework

1. Memorize the vocabulary in this lesson

2. Complete the homework for this class

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