Unit 7 Seasons Reading 1： A poem about seasons 课件41张

8A Unit 7 Reading
A poem about the seasons
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How I wonder what you are!
Up above the world so high,
Like a diamond in the sky.
When the blazing sun is gone,
When he nothing shines upon,
Then you show your little light,
Twinkle, twinkle, all the night.
The star
stanza
title
rhyming words
title
stanzas
Winter days are full of snow,
When trees and flowers forget to grow,
And the birds fly far away
To find a warm and sunny day
The days of spring are windy and bright.
What a perfect time to fly a kite!
Bees and butterflies play among flowers,
Then hide from the April showers.
Those sweet memories of summer days
Are about quiet streams and trees and shade,
And lazy afternoons by a pool,
Eating ice cream to feel cool.
The autumn leaves turn brown,
Fall into piles upon the ground.
Farmers work to harvest crops,
As the days are shorter and the temperature drops.
Soon the snowy season will begin,
And it will be a new year once again.
rhyming words
grow
away
day
bright
kite
flowers
showers
days
shade
pool
cool
brown
ground
crops
drops
begin
again
snow
Enjoy the seasons
Winter days are full of snow,
When trees and flowers forget to grow,
And the birds fly far away
To find a warm and sunny day.
Stanza One
1.What’s the weather like in winter?
2.Do flowers and trees grow in winter?
3.Why do birds fly away?
It is always snowy.
No. They forget to grow.
To find warm and sunny days.
4.What does the writer think about winter?
(clues:full of snow...far away...)
Making snowmen
Skiing
Ice skating
Having snowball fights
If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?
Percy Shelley
Ode To The West Wind
Stanza Two
The days of spring are windy and bright.
What a perfect time to fly a kite!
Bees and butterflies play among flowers,
Then hide from the April showers.
/a?/
What does the writer think about spring?
(clue:What a perfect time to fly a kite!)
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bees
butterflies
flowers
flying a kite
windy and bright
showery
Activity
Scenes
Weather
Everything starts to grow in spring.
Those sweet memories of summer days
Are about quiet streams and trees and shade,
And lazy afternoons by a pool,
Eating ice cream to feel cool.
Stanza Three
temperature
/e/ /?//?/
rises
/a? /
1.What does the writer do in summer?
He/She eats ice cream by the pool.
Sweet, quiet ,lazy, cool.
2.What does the writer think of summer?
(find the adjectives)
noisy hot
love for summer
My name is Summer, I
am fun, carefree(无忧无虑的) and joyful.
Going swimming
Going surfing
Then autumn leaves turn brown,
Fall into piles upon the ground,
Farmers work to harvest crops,
As the days are shorter and the temperature drops.
Soon the snowy season will begin,
And it will be a new year once again.
Stanza Four
/?/ /?/
/a?/
/ɑ:/ /?/
drop
/?/
autumn
(fall)
drops
harvest crops
turn brown
fall into piles
temperature
farmers
leaves
days
shorter
No pain,
No gain.
c
d
b
a
spring
autumn
winter
summer
When trees and flowers forget to grow.
Bees and butterflies play among flowers.
Then hide from the April showers.
forget
play
hide
forget to grow
play among flowers
hide from the April showers
personification
拟人
Winter
Spring
Summer
Autumn
a bit lonely
hopeful
joyful
busy but fulfilling
writer's
feelings
Read and feel
This morn of spring in bed I’m lying,
Not woke up till I hear birds _____,
After one night of wind and ______,
How many are the fallen flowers.
A Morning in Spring
《春晓》 孟浩然
crying/
singing
showers
An Autumn Greeting
"Come," said the Wind to the Leaves one day.
"Come over the ground and we will play.
Put on your dresses of red and gold.
For summer is gone and the days grow cold."
An Autumn Greeting
"Come" said the Wind to the Leaves one day.
"Come over the ground and we will play.
Put on your dresses of red and gold.
For summer is gone and the days grow cold."
To have the eyes of beauty,
Like it is your own duty.
Subjects: Christmas
Rhyming words: balls-halls
see-tree
December-remember
cheer-year
nights-lights
snow-ago
shining-coming

Unit 7 Reading
A poem about the seasons
Yuqi Junior Middle School
By Gwen
title
stanzas
In spring, I sleep, unaware morning is here,
From near then far, trilling songbirds I hear;
In the night's pitter-patter of winds and rains though mild,
How many fallen petals? Know not, I fear!
　　　　　　　
A Morning in Spring 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!
　　　　　　　
In Winter I get up at night
And dress by yellow candle ____.
In Summer, quite the other way,
I have to go to bed by ____.
I have to go to bed and ____
The birds still hopping on the tree,
Or hear the grown-up people's ___
Still going past me in the street.
And does it not seem hard to you,
When all the sky is clear and ____,
And I would like so much to ____,
_________________________
Bed In Summer
By Robert Louis Stevenson
Winter days are full of snow,
When trees and flowers forget to grow,
And the birds fly far away
To find a warm and sunny day
The days of spring are windy and bright.
What a perfect time to fly a kite!
Bees and butterflies play among flowers,
Then hide from the April showers.
Those sweet memories of summer days
Are about quiet streams and trees and shade,
And lazy afternoons by a pool,
Eating ice cream to feel cool.
The autumn leaves turn brown,
Fall into piles upon the ground.
Farmers work to harvest crops,
As the days are shorter and the temperature drops.
Soon the snowy season will begin,
And it will be a new year once again.
rhyming
grow
away
day
bright
kite
flowers
showers
days
shade
pool
cool
brown
ground
crops
drops
begin
again
snow
[?u]
[ei]
[ai]
[au]
[ei]
[u:]
[au]
[?]
[n]
Read in groups.
poem
stanza
[‘st?nz?] 诗节
rhyme
[ra?m] 押韵
A stanza is like a paragraph of
an article
title
标题
If two words rhyme, they have
similar sounds (usually the last
words)