Module 3 Unit 7 Poems (More practice)

课件15张PPT。More practice*3Leisure timePoems7Before you readWhile you readAfter you readCONTENTS PAGEBefore you read4-1123A Read the two poems. Can you put them into Chinese?4Spring Morning
By Meng Haoran
Asleep, senseless of spring morning
I heard birds everywhere singing.
The stormy night made so much noise,
How many flowers dropped, who knows?春晓
孟浩然
春眠不觉晓，
处处闻啼鸟。
夜来风雨声，
花落知多少。Mooring by the Maple-Bridge at Night
By Zhang Ji
The crows crying, the moon lost in the frost-sky,
Asleep I feel sad with the maples in fishing light
Outside Gusu the Cold-Hill Temple stands upright,
Her bell tone reaching my boat at midnight.4-21234枫桥夜泊
张继
月落乌啼霜满天，
江枫渔火对愁眠。
姑苏城外寒山寺，
夜半钟声到客船。4-3123B Before you read the poem on page 122, lookat the picture and the title. Then complete the sentences on the next slide.4The poem ‘Never a dull moment’ is probably going to tell us that there is never a dull moment in the author’s _______.a house b schoolc life d town
A _______ is probably speaking in the poem.a dog b babyc woman d child4-41234While you read6-1A Now, read the poem.12345If you like to keep lively,
If you hate being bored,
Just come down to our house
And knock on the door.66-212345It’s the noisiest house
In the whole of our town,
There’s doors always slamming
And things falling down.
There’s my dad, who keeps shouting,
And my mum, who breaks things,
The baby (who’ll bite you!)
And our dog running rings.
There’s my sister the screamer
And my brother who roars,
And a grandpa who’s stone deaf
(He’s the one who slams doors).66-312345So come down to our house,
You don’t need the address,
You’ll hear it ten miles away
And the outside’s a mess.
You won’t mind the racket ,
You’ll just love the din —
For there’s never a dull moment
In the house we live in!
Tony Bradman6B Find the words in Column A in the poem onpage 122. Then match them with the meanings in Column B.6-412345gbdacfe6C Read the poem again and answer thequestions below.6-512345Who do you think is speaking in the poem?a Is it a child or an adult? _____________b Is it a male or a female? _____________
Who lives in the house? Make a list of the family members._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The speaker in the poem says it is the noisiest house. Make a list of all the noisy words in the poem.Examples: knock, slamming, falling down__________________________________________________________________________________________________________A child.A male.Seven people and a dog live in the house. They are the speaker, his dad, mum, sister, brother, grandfather, the baby and the dog.shouting, breaks things, screamer, roars, slams, racket, din6How can a visitor know which house is thespeaker’s?__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Imagine you are the speaker in the poem. Look at the picture on page 122 and write short sentences saying what each member of your family is doing.Example: My sister is screaming.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
What is the speaker doing in the picture on page 122?__________________________________________________________________________________________________________6-612345He/She can hear the noise from ten miles away and the outside is a mess.My dad is shouting loudly. My mum is breaking things. The baby is playing with a rattle/noisy toy. My brother is roaring. My grandpa is slamming the door.He is looking around and watching what the others are doing.6One, two,
How do you do?
Three, four,
After you readA Read the rhyme below. Then rewrite it using your own words. You may begin your rhyme as shown on the right below.One, two,
Put on your show.
Three, four,
Open the door.
Five, six,
Pick up sticks.
Seven, eight,
Sit up straight.
Nine, ten,
Give me a pen.2-112B Read the poem below. Continue it with nest,egg, bird, wing, feather, etc. Use the pictures to help you.2-212Read For Fun
There was a tree that stood in the ground,
The prettiest tree that you ever did see;
The tree in the wood, and the wood in the ground,
And the green grass grew all around, around, around.
And on this tree there was a large branch,
The prettiest branch you ever did see;
The branch on the tree, and the tree in the wood,
The tree in the wood, and the wood in the ground,
And the green grass grew all around, around, around.
And on the branch there was a nest,
The prettiest nest you ever did see;
The nest on the branch, and the branch on the tree,
The tree in the wood, and the wood in the ground,
And the green grass grew all around, around, around.
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