2024届高三英语 复习：心灵鸡汤+读后续写41 My First Christmas导学案（含答案）
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41 My First Christmas
一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150词左右。
During the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons each year, the baby stores always carry little infant (婴儿) shirts decorated with “Baby’s First Thanksgiving” or “Baby’s First Christmas.” For me, though, that first Christmas didn’t take place until I was seven years old!
I was only five when my birth mother died from alcoholism. I had lots of memories from before she died but nothing very pleasant. No birthdays, Christmases, or other holidays. After her death, I was shifted from family member to family member before my birth father took me to Tehachapi, California, to live with him and my brother who was seven years older than me.
Quickly, I became familiar with the town, the people, and the businesses. I knew no strangers. I learned all kinds of bad habits, but I didn’t realize at that time how bad they were.
Not only was I becoming more of a wild child, but something bad happened to me one night that made my birth father decide he couldn’t care for me. Then he talked about me to a guy he met — a trucker from Oklahoma. The trucker and his wife had wanted children but never got one. The more the trucker heard about my story, the more interested he became. He asked my birth father what he would think about a couple from Oklahoma City adopting his daughter. My birth father said if it was a good home, he would consider it.
The trucker called his wife and asked her what she thought about adopting a half-orphaned seven-year-old girl. Her reply “Well, we won’t have to change diapers (尿布)!”
That was the beginning of the rest of my life. I came to Oklahoma City in August 1954, settled into school, and made lots of new friends. Adoption papers were signed, and I didn’t even hesitate for a moment when the judge asked if this was all okay with me.
My new mom had a lot of work to do with me regarding boundaries. I had to learn not to speak to strangers, leave the yard without permission, or jump on the furniture, just to name a few.
The months went by, and soon it was December. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ From then on, Christmas became something particularly special for me. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________
二、原版品读
My First Christmas
During the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons each year, the baby stores always carry little infant shirts emblazoned with “Baby’s First Thanksgiving” or “Baby’s First Christmas.” For me, though, that first Christmas didn’t take place until I was seven years old!
I had been half-orphaned when I was only five after my birth mother died from complications of alcoholism. I had lots of memories from before she died but nothing very pleasant. No birthdays, Christmases, or other holidays. After her death, I was shifted from family member to family member before my birth father took me to Tehachapi, California, to live with him and my brother who was seven years older than me.
Quickly, I became familiar with the town, the people, and the businesses. I knew no strangers. I learned all kinds of bad habits, but I didn’t realize at that time how bad they were.
Not only was I becoming more of a wild child, but something bad happened to me one night that made my birth father decide he couldn’t care for me. Then he talked about me to a guy he met — a trucker from Oklahoma. The trucker and his wife had wanted children but never conceived. The more the trucker heard about my story, the more interested he became. He asked my birth father what he would think about a couple from Oklahoma City adopting his daughter. My birth father said if it was a good home, he would consider it.
The trucker called his wife in Oklahoma City and asked her what she thought about adopting a half-orphaned seven-year-old girl. Her reply “Well, we won’t have to change diapers!”
That was the beginning of the rest of my life. I came to Oklahoma City in August 1954, settled into school, and made lots of new friends. Adoption papers were signed, and I didn’t even hesitate for a moment when the judge asked if this was all okay with me.
My new mom had a lot of work to do with me regardingboundaries. I had to learn not to speak to strangers, leave the yard without permission, or jump on the furniture, just to name a few.
The months went by, and soon it was December. It was no big deal for me since my life had never changed during the holiday season. But I was in for a big surprise! This was my mom and dad’s first Christmas as parents.
Daddy had to wake me up that first Christmas morning, as Santa had never been able to find me before so I didn’t know to be excited about Christmas morning. Under the tree, I discovered the greatest assortment of presents. There was a doll, doll bed, doll stroller, toy operator switchboard, and so many other fun things to keep me entertained for hours. I was so excited that I didn’t even want to eat — a very unusual thing for me.
Later Christmases would bring many other fun things a little girl wouldn’t have thought to ask for, like a BB gun! I think my dad was the parent who chose most of the gifts for me. One year, he wanted to get me a train set, and another year, a pool table. I think Mom must have felt like she was taking care of two children when it was Christmas.
It wasn’t the idea of Christmas, Santa Claus, or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the love I had never known before. It was the feeling of being safe, wanted, and secure just where I was, with them. Even though they have passed on now, those memories continue to make every Christmas particularly special for me, a little girl who had no idea what she was missing.
I. Words for understanding （加粗的单词为熟记单词，其它认识即可）：
单词 音标 词性释义 单词 音标 词性释义
infant [ nf nt] n.婴儿 diaper [ da p (r)] n.(婴儿的)尿片
emblazon [ m ble zn] vt.装饰 sign [sa n] vt.签字
half-orphaned [hɑ:f- :fnd] adj.单亲的 hesitate [ hez te t] vt.犹豫
complications [ kɑmpl ke nz] n.并发症 regarding [r ɡɑ d ] prep.关于
alcoholism [ lk h l z m] n.酒精中毒 boundary [ ba ndri] n.界限
pleasant [ plez( )nt] adj.令人愉快的 yard [jɑ d] n.院子
shift [/ ft/] vt.移动 permission [p m n] n.允许
familiar [f m li (r)] adj.熟悉的 furniture [ f n t (r)] n.家具
wild [wa ld] adj.不安分的 assortment [ s tm nt] n.各种各样
guy [ɡa ] n.人 stroller [ str l (r)] n.婴儿手推车
trucker [ tr k (r)] n.卡车司机 operator [ p re t (r)] n.（电话）接线员
conceive [k n si:v] vi.怀孕 switchboard [ sw t b d] n.（电话的）交换机
adopt [ d pt] vt.领养 entertained [ ent te nd] adj. 娱乐的
consider [k n s d (r)] vt.考虑 secure [s kj (r)] adj.安全的
reply [r pla ] n.回复 particularly [p t kj l li] adv.尤其
短语 释义 短语 释义
just to name a few 仅举几例 be in for 就要体验到
no big deal 没什么大不了的 pass on 去世
III. Read to appreciate: Fill in the blanks according to Chinese translations
1. 收养文件签署，当法官问我是否可以接受时，我甚至没有犹豫片刻。
Adoption papers were signed, and I didn’t even for a moment when the judge asked if this was all okay with me. (Action)
2. 几个月过去了，很快就到了十二月。
The months , and soon it was December. (Environment)
3. 但是有一个很大的惊喜在等着我！
But I a big surprise! (Emotion)
4. 我太兴奋了，我甚至不想吃东西。
I was I didn’t even want to eat. (Emotion)
5. 不是圣诞节、圣诞老人或礼物的想法让我和父母的生活如此特别。这是一种安全、被需要和安心的感觉，就在我所在的地方，和他们在一起。
It wasn’t the idea of Christmas, Santa Claus, or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the feeling of being , , and just where I was, with them. (Thinking)
IV. Language in use
Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences
1. 莉迪亚在椅子上不安地动来动去。Lydia uncomfortably in her chair.
2. 他信心十足地答道：“我不会让你失望的。”“I won’t let you down,” he confidently.
3. 电话响了。凯瑟琳迟疑着，考虑是否接听。
The telephone rang. Catherine , debating whether to answer it.
4. 迈克尔走下病床去招待客人。Michael left his sickbed to his house guests.
5. 她把绳子牢牢地拴在车后面。She the rope firmly to the back of the car.
Imitation of the scenes：
It wasn’t the idea of Christmas, Santa Claus, or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the love I had never known before. It was the feeling of being safe, wanted, and secure just where I was, with them. Even though they have passed away now, those memories continue to make every Christmas particularly special for me.
模仿：请描写通过春节礼物我感受到父母对我的爱的心理感受。
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
Key:
一、读后续写
The months went by, and soon it was December. It was no big deal for me since my life had never changed during the holiday season. But I was in for a big surprise! This was my mom and dad’s first Christmas as parents.
Under the tree, I discovered the greatest collection of presents. There was a doll, doll bed, doll stroller, toy operator switchboard, and so many other fun things to keep me entertained for hours. I was so excited that I didn’t even want to eat.
From then on, Christmas became something particularly special for me. It wasn’t the idea of Christmas, Santa Claus, or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the love I had never known before. It was the feeling of being safe, wanted, and secure just where I was, with them. Even though they have passed away now, those memories continue to make every Christmas particularly special for me, a little girl who had no idea what she was missing.(151words)
二、原作品读
III.
1. hesitate 2. went by 3. was in for 4. so excited that 5. safe, wanted, secure
IV.
(1) 1. shifted 2. replied 3. hesitated 4. entertain 5. secured
(2) It wasn’t the idea of the Spring Festival or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the love I had never known before. It was the feeling of being safe, wanted, and secure just where I was, with them. Those memories continue to make every Spring Festival particularly special for me.
一、请根据两个提示句进行故事续写，150词左右。
During the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons each year, the baby stores always carry little infant (婴儿) shirts decorated with “Baby’s First Thanksgiving” or “Baby’s First Christmas.” For me, though, that first Christmas didn’t take place until I was seven years old!
I was only five when my birth mother died from alcoholism. I had lots of memories from before she died but nothing very pleasant. No birthdays, Christmases, or other holidays. After her death, I was shifted from family member to family member before my birth father took me to Tehachapi, California, to live with him and my brother who was seven years older than me.
Quickly, I became familiar with the town, the people, and the businesses. I knew no strangers. I learned all kinds of bad habits, but I didn’t realize at that time how bad they were.
Not only was I becoming more of a wild child, but something bad happened to me one night that made my birth father decide he couldn’t care for me. Then he talked about me to a guy he met — a trucker from Oklahoma. The trucker and his wife had wanted children but never got one. The more the trucker heard about my story, the more interested he became. He asked my birth father what he would think about a couple from Oklahoma City adopting his daughter. My birth father said if it was a good home, he would consider it.
The trucker called his wife and asked her what she thought about adopting a half-orphaned seven-year-old girl. Her reply “Well, we won’t have to change diapers (尿布)!”
That was the beginning of the rest of my life. I came to Oklahoma City in August 1954, settled into school, and made lots of new friends. Adoption papers were signed, and I didn’t even hesitate for a moment when the judge asked if this was all okay with me.
My new mom had a lot of work to do with me regarding boundaries. I had to learn not to speak to strangers, leave the yard without permission, or jump on the furniture, just to name a few.
The months went by, and soon it was December. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ From then on, Christmas became something particularly special for me. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________
二、原版品读
My First Christmas
During the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons each year, the baby stores always carry little infant shirts emblazoned with “Baby’s First Thanksgiving” or “Baby’s First Christmas.” For me, though, that first Christmas didn’t take place until I was seven years old!
I had been half-orphaned when I was only five after my birth mother died from complications of alcoholism. I had lots of memories from before she died but nothing very pleasant. No birthdays, Christmases, or other holidays. After her death, I was shifted from family member to family member before my birth father took me to Tehachapi, California, to live with him and my brother who was seven years older than me.
Quickly, I became familiar with the town, the people, and the businesses. I knew no strangers. I learned all kinds of bad habits, but I didn’t realize at that time how bad they were.
Not only was I becoming more of a wild child, but something bad happened to me one night that made my birth father decide he couldn’t care for me. Then he talked about me to a guy he met — a trucker from Oklahoma. The trucker and his wife had wanted children but never conceived. The more the trucker heard about my story, the more interested he became. He asked my birth father what he would think about a couple from Oklahoma City adopting his daughter. My birth father said if it was a good home, he would consider it.
The trucker called his wife in Oklahoma City and asked her what she thought about adopting a half-orphaned seven-year-old girl. Her reply “Well, we won’t have to change diapers!”
That was the beginning of the rest of my life. I came to Oklahoma City in August 1954, settled into school, and made lots of new friends. Adoption papers were signed, and I didn’t even hesitate for a moment when the judge asked if this was all okay with me.
My new mom had a lot of work to do with me regardingboundaries. I had to learn not to speak to strangers, leave the yard without permission, or jump on the furniture, just to name a few.
The months went by, and soon it was December. It was no big deal for me since my life had never changed during the holiday season. But I was in for a big surprise! This was my mom and dad’s first Christmas as parents.
Daddy had to wake me up that first Christmas morning, as Santa had never been able to find me before so I didn’t know to be excited about Christmas morning. Under the tree, I discovered the greatest assortment of presents. There was a doll, doll bed, doll stroller, toy operator switchboard, and so many other fun things to keep me entertained for hours. I was so excited that I didn’t even want to eat — a very unusual thing for me.
Later Christmases would bring many other fun things a little girl wouldn’t have thought to ask for, like a BB gun! I think my dad was the parent who chose most of the gifts for me. One year, he wanted to get me a train set, and another year, a pool table. I think Mom must have felt like she was taking care of two children when it was Christmas.
It wasn’t the idea of Christmas, Santa Claus, or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the love I had never known before. It was the feeling of being safe, wanted, and secure just where I was, with them. Even though they have passed on now, those memories continue to make every Christmas particularly special for me, a little girl who had no idea what she was missing.
I. Words for understanding （加粗的单词为熟记单词，其它认识即可）：
单词 音标 词性释义 单词 音标 词性释义
infant [ nf nt] n.婴儿 diaper [ da p (r)] n.(婴儿的)尿片
emblazon [ m ble zn] vt.装饰 sign [sa n] vt.签字
half-orphaned [hɑ:f- :fnd] adj.单亲的 hesitate [ hez te t] vt.犹豫
complications [ kɑmpl ke nz] n.并发症 regarding [r ɡɑ d ] prep.关于
alcoholism [ lk h l z m] n.酒精中毒 boundary [ ba ndri] n.界限
pleasant [ plez( )nt] adj.令人愉快的 yard [jɑ d] n.院子
shift [/ ft/] vt.移动 permission [p m n] n.允许
familiar [f m li (r)] adj.熟悉的 furniture [ f n t (r)] n.家具
wild [wa ld] adj.不安分的 assortment [ s tm nt] n.各种各样
guy [ɡa ] n.人 stroller [ str l (r)] n.婴儿手推车
trucker [ tr k (r)] n.卡车司机 operator [ p re t (r)] n.（电话）接线员
conceive [k n si:v] vi.怀孕 switchboard [ sw t b d] n.（电话的）交换机
adopt [ d pt] vt.领养 entertained [ ent te nd] adj. 娱乐的
consider [k n s d (r)] vt.考虑 secure [s kj (r)] adj.安全的
reply [r pla ] n.回复 particularly [p t kj l li] adv.尤其
短语 释义 短语 释义
just to name a few 仅举几例 be in for 就要体验到
no big deal 没什么大不了的 pass on 去世
III. Read to appreciate: Fill in the blanks according to Chinese translations
1. 收养文件签署，当法官问我是否可以接受时，我甚至没有犹豫片刻。
Adoption papers were signed, and I didn’t even for a moment when the judge asked if this was all okay with me. (Action)
2. 几个月过去了，很快就到了十二月。
The months , and soon it was December. (Environment)
3. 但是有一个很大的惊喜在等着我！
But I a big surprise! (Emotion)
4. 我太兴奋了，我甚至不想吃东西。
I was I didn’t even want to eat. (Emotion)
5. 不是圣诞节、圣诞老人或礼物的想法让我和父母的生活如此特别。这是一种安全、被需要和安心的感觉，就在我所在的地方，和他们在一起。
It wasn’t the idea of Christmas, Santa Claus, or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the feeling of being , , and just where I was, with them. (Thinking)
IV. Language in use
Application of the key words: Fill in the blanks according to the Chinese sentences
1. 莉迪亚在椅子上不安地动来动去。Lydia uncomfortably in her chair.
2. 他信心十足地答道：“我不会让你失望的。”“I won’t let you down,” he confidently.
3. 电话响了。凯瑟琳迟疑着，考虑是否接听。
The telephone rang. Catherine , debating whether to answer it.
4. 迈克尔走下病床去招待客人。Michael left his sickbed to his house guests.
5. 她把绳子牢牢地拴在车后面。She the rope firmly to the back of the car.
Imitation of the scenes：
It wasn’t the idea of Christmas, Santa Claus, or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the love I had never known before. It was the feeling of being safe, wanted, and secure just where I was, with them. Even though they have passed away now, those memories continue to make every Christmas particularly special for me.
模仿：请描写通过春节礼物我感受到父母对我的爱的心理感受。
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
Key:
一、读后续写
The months went by, and soon it was December. It was no big deal for me since my life had never changed during the holiday season. But I was in for a big surprise! This was my mom and dad’s first Christmas as parents.
Under the tree, I discovered the greatest collection of presents. There was a doll, doll bed, doll stroller, toy operator switchboard, and so many other fun things to keep me entertained for hours. I was so excited that I didn’t even want to eat.
From then on, Christmas became something particularly special for me. It wasn’t the idea of Christmas, Santa Claus, or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the love I had never known before. It was the feeling of being safe, wanted, and secure just where I was, with them. Even though they have passed away now, those memories continue to make every Christmas particularly special for me, a little girl who had no idea what she was missing.(151words)
二、原作品读
III.
1. hesitate 2. went by 3. was in for 4. so excited that 5. safe, wanted, secure
IV.
(1) 1. shifted 2. replied 3. hesitated 4. entertain 5. secured
(2) It wasn’t the idea of the Spring Festival or presents that made my life with my parents so special. It was the love I had never known before. It was the feeling of being safe, wanted, and secure just where I was, with them. Those memories continue to make every Spring Festival particularly special for me.