door to door观后感

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Point to the door教学设计

Point to the door教学设计Point to the Door Teaching PlanI。

Textbook AnalysisThis lesson is from Module 3 Unit 1 of the English textbook published by Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press。

The theme is "Giving and Following ns," which requires studentsto recognize and read words such as "door。

window。

blackboard。

bird," and use a command to carry out the main activity。

thus XXX.II。

Student AnalysisAnalysis of Students' Learning Advantages]1.Analysis of logical factors: There are 46 students in Grade 3.Class2.including 25 boys and 21 girls。

About 25% of these students are visual learners。

20% XXX。

15% are auditory learners。

and the rest are comprehensive learners.2.Analysis of students' experiential advantages: Before Grade3.students had little exposure to English。

They are young。

lively。

《永不放弃》(DOOR TO DOOR)观后感

《永不放弃》（DOOR TO DOOR）观后感《永不放弃》（DOOR TO DOOR）观后感展示了皮尔·波特42年的职业生涯。

现在让我回想起来，都有许多震撼。

他，比尔：坚强、自信、自立、善良、固执且永不放弃。

荧屏里他是一个天性脑瘫的人，无法站直，走起路来一跛一跛的，一只手只能永远地反背在身后，连打领带、系鞋带、扣袖口这样的事都需要别人的帮助才行的人。

一直以来他都是头戴礼帽，身穿西装，胸前很仔细的别着一根假领带，没有换过。

正装虽然穿在身上，却完全无法掩饰住他异样的手，异样的步伐，走起路来踉踉跄跄的样子。

他在出生的时候，因为医生用夹子把他夹出来，伤到了他的脑部，于是造成他一辈子的伤害。

他长的很丑，行动不方便，人们第一眼看到他，都会被他的外表给吓到，不过他的妈妈教导他，不论如何，都不要因为他自己的外表感到自卑，或厌恶自己。

他成功扮演一位登门推销员的工作。

在他工作的第1天就有人向公司投诉，说他的形象吓着了孩子，他没有求一直照顾着自己的妈妈去处理这件事而是自己去恳求上司，让他再给自己一次机会。

他没有跑到那个投诉者门前求人家怜悯自己，也没有回到家里，发誓永不再走出家门。

他采取的处理方法是：再一次走到那个被吓着了的小男孩乔伊儿家，再一次敲开他们家的门，当那个小男孩儿出来开门时，他躲在墙后，只伸出一只手，手上是一个滑稽可爱的手指木偶，那个手指木偶张开双臂对着惊喜的男孩儿说：“你好啊，你可不许笑出声呀……”，在小男孩儿呵呵的大笑声中，彼尔伸出自己的脑袋，此时男孩儿的妈妈正应声来到门前，看到眼前的一切，尤其是孩子灿烂的笑容，很自然地，她微笑着发出了邀请：“请进屋来吧，请进”……多么高明的公关，多么智慧的化解危机的方式！有一次在医院检查时，医生说：“比尔，你完全不用工作，你可以申请政府的残疾补贴。

”比尔很生气的说，“我有工作。

”“我是沃尔斯特的推销员。

”在某一次他服务的公司交接时，他部门的主管退休，新的主管是个年轻人，很瞧不起他，在年会评比中，结果他却是那个年度最佳销售员。

door to door观后感

在《永不放弃》（Door to Door）这部电影中，比尔是一个先天脑瘫患者，虽然他有一个不大灵光的脑袋，但同时他也有一颗异常执着的心。

在比尔个人的努力下，他的人生取得了巨大成功。

BILL的"we are even now"和"I love to be a salesman”是如此简单朴实的句子。

他依旧是个平凡人，强烈的自尊让旁人觉得他固执的古怪，Steven Schachter让Bill的脾气表现的非常自然，有欢喜、有忧伤、有无奈、有愤怒、也有落寞与失望。

在现代社会的发展下，Door to door的推销模式逐渐被淘汰，就像互联网逐渐在取代人们的信纸信封邮票一样，但是当Bill突然消失的时候，大家突然发现生活中少了一个重要的人，只是在他消失之前觉得他是无足轻重的。

Bill看到日益丰富的现代化通讯，他发觉自己被淘汰了，就像人老了便好像从这繁忙的社会中抽离出来一样，他辞掉了工作，而那篇形容他像一根无形的线的报道告诉他，那些曾经的朋友是那么的需要他。

Bill的继续，似乎在证明着或许在生活节奏变快的今天很多东西都离我们远去了，可当我们回想起那些陈旧的点滴，心中的一股温暖犹在。

比尔成功地推销出了商品，成为上门销售公司的一员，协助邻里之间处理关系，不仅养活了自己，还
养活了妈妈，他还成为公司中业绩最优秀的一位，甚至成了当地的名人。

如果说这是励志片的话，那么我看到的更多是一种人生态度，虽然比尔的人格不完美，但他那种阳光积极的，与人为善的人生态度更值得我们学习。

三英语上册《Pointtothedoor》教学反思

三英语上册《Point to the door》教学反思1、三英语上册《Point to the door》教学反思本课是《新标准英语》（三年级起点第一册）第三模块第一单元的教学内容。

本节课的教学重点是让学生掌握Point to the ?. 句型，并能够听懂Point to 的指令，做出相应动作。

本课的教学任务呈现是随老师创设的故事情节的发展而展开完成的，教学目标也在故事的发展中得以实现。

一、我教学的优点是。

1．教学目标明确，教学步步为赢，层层深入。

安排课前的热身，既让学生吐故纳新，也通过动手动脚全身放松，消除紧张心理，掀起学生学习热情，每个环节的设计都紧紧围绕教学目标，教学重难点展开，情节有曲有折，教学方法深入浅出。

能够考虑学生年龄特点，从简单模仿到创造性运用，符合学生的认知规律。

2．利用了多种教学手段。

教学过程中采用了卡片、多媒体来导入新课，给学生以新鲜感，丰富了课堂教学学习氛围，达到了辅助教学的目的；利用小粘贴、补充完整图案等多种教学手段，激励学生在课堂上积极发言，培养学生积极的学习态度。

3．多层次展开竞赛练习，提高了学生学习英语的兴趣。

教学中采用了一口气读句子的竞赛形式让学生闯关，既激励了学生积极闯关的兴致，又在无形之中锻炼了学生的口语能力；爬楼梯游戏让学生感受英语的语言美感和节奏美感，体味英语朗读的`乐趣。

满足了学生自我表现的欲望和喜欢竞争的心理，最重要的是提高了学生们的学习兴趣。

4．师生关系和谐。

在教学中我用我的激情带动学生的激情，从语音语调，到肢体动作，积极带领学生进入到情景当中，用我的微笑来拉进师生之间的距离，建立真正意义上师生平等的、轻松和谐的课堂气氛。

二、教学中的不足。

1、评价性语言不够丰富评价在整个课堂中充当着最主要的地位，评价语言要多样化，个性评价、奖励要及时，集体性评价要有效。

既要面向个体，又要面向全体。

2、教学环节的衔接要紧凑，注意上课节奏教学中各环节的时间安排要合理，上课节奏要有松有驰。

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当怪物来敲门英文观后感英文

当怪物来敲门英文观后感英文When the Monsters Come KnockingIt was a dark and stormy night. The rain poured down relentlessly, the wind howling as it whipped through the trees. I sat alone in my dimly lit living room, the only sound the crackling of the fireplace and the occasional rumble of thunder. I tried to focus on the book in my lap, but my mind kept wandering, drawn to the strange noises coming from outside.A sudden, insistent knocking at the door made me jump, my heart racing. Who could it be at this hour? Cautiously, I approached the door, peering out through the peephole. But all I could see was darkness, the porch light flickering ominously. The knocking came again, louder this time, more insistent. I hesitated, my hand trembling as I reached for the doorknob.Taking a deep breath, I slowly opened the door, bracing myself for whatever might be on the other side. To my surprise, there was no one there. The porch was empty, the rain still falling in sheets. I stepped outside, squinting into the darkness, trying to make out any sign of movement. But the only sound was the relentless patter ofthe rain.As I turned to go back inside, a movement in the corner of my eye caught my attention. There, on the edge of the porch, a shadowy figure was lurking. I froze, my heart pounding in my chest. The figure stepped forward, and I gasped in horror. It was a creature unlike anything I had ever seen before.It was tall and slender, its body covered in a thick, leathery skin that seemed to shimmer in the dim light. Its face was a grotesque parody of a human, with sunken eyes and a gaping maw filled with sharp teeth. Long, spindly fingers tipped with razor-sharp claws reached out towards me, and I felt a surge of pure terror.I slammed the door shut, locking it quickly. My hands shook as I fumbled for the deadbolt, my mind racing. What was that thing? How did it get here? And more importantly, what did it want?I backed away from the door, my eyes scanning the room for anything that could be used as a weapon. But before I could find anything, a loud crash echoed through the house. I spun around to see the creature standing in the middle of the living room, its eyes fixed on me with a malevolent gaze.I screamed, my voice high-pitched and panicked, as I rushed towardsthe kitchen. Maybe I could find a knife or something to defend myself. But as I rounded the corner, I found myself face to face with another creature, this one even more horrifying than the first.It was massive, easily twice the size of a normal human, with a body that seemed to be made of twisted, gnarled branches. Its head was a nightmarish amalgamation of different animal features, with glowing red eyes and a cavernous mouth that dripped with viscous saliva.I froze, my mind going blank with terror. The creature let out a deep, guttural roar that seemed to shake the very foundations of the house.I stumbled backwards, my legs trembling, as the creature advanced towards me.Suddenly, a third creature appeared, this one even more terrifying than the first two. It was a hulking, bipedal beast, covered in a thick, matted fur that seemed to suck in the light around it. Its face was a twisted, animalistic mask, with glowing red eyes and a mouth filled with razor-sharp teeth.I was surrounded, trapped in my own home by these monstrous creatures. I knew that I had to do something, that I couldn't just stand here and wait for them to tear me apart. But what could I do? I had no weapons, no way to defend myself.As the creatures closed in, I felt a surge of adrenaline coursing through my veins. I had to try something, anything, to get out of this nightmare. Desperately, I grabbed a chair and swung it at the nearest creature, hoping to create an opening for me to escape.The creature recoiled, letting out a howl of pain, and I seized the opportunity to run. I dashed through the house, my heart pounding in my chest, as the creatures gave chase. I could hear their thunderous footsteps behind me, their guttural roars echoing through the halls.I ran up the stairs, my breath coming in ragged gasps, and burst into my bedroom. Slamming the door behind me, I quickly barricaded it with whatever I could find – furniture, clothes, anything to slow down the creatures.As I stood there, trembling, I could hear the creatures pounding on the door, their claws scratching at the wood. I knew it was only a matter of time before they broke through. I had to think of something, some way to escape this nightmare.My eyes landed on the window, and an idea began to form in my mind. It was risky, but it might be my only chance. 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三十九级阶梯读后感（英文版）5篇第一篇：三十九级阶梯读后感(英文版)Impressions of Book of The Thirty-nine Steps As we all know, the Thirty-nine Steps is the most famous novel of John Buchan, and typical suspense novel in the literary history.What's more, it's one of 100 typical suspense novels chosen by the Institute of American Reasoning Writers, ranking 22 in the list.Also, it's in the list of 1000 must-read novels before death chosen by The Guardian.Actually, John Buchan is one of Hitchcock's most favourite writers.On the first looking into the Thirty-nine Steps, he said,“I reckon it could be turned into a great film from the first time I read John Buchan's the Thirty-nine Steps.” However, I'm merely familiar with its book title.At the first sight, I'm curious about what “the Thirty-nine Steps” means, where it is and where it goes.It's a very interesting title.These words first appear in Chapter 4, “'(Thirty-nine steps)' was the phrase;and at its last time of use it ran—'(Thirty-nine steps, I counted them—high tide 10：17 p.m.)'.” According to my calculation, “the thirty-nine steps” appear 9 times in total.Most part come out in Chapter 9, which focuses on how the hero, Richard Hannay figured out the code “the thirt y-nine steps”.Obviously, it's a clue, which Scudder left to his fellows to find out the secret place of Black Stone where they hung out, where they were going to leave Britain, though he kept the name to himself.Therefore how to find out the code is of great importance to achieve the final success.Speak of the hero, Richard Hannay is the one who wants to adventure and has a head for things like chess and puzzles.In fact, he did a bit at it himself once as intelligence officer at Delagoa Bay during the Boer War.He is a mining engineer backto London from South Africa.But I have been wondering why the writer didn't tell his job until Hannay met Sir Harry.Apparently, Hannay was so fed up with the life in London before Scudder came to him, and he was just about to settled to clear out and get back to the African grasslands.So when Scudder came up to him for help, he didn't refuse immediately.At first, Hannay was more interested in his own adventures than in his high politics.After Scudder was killed, he turned into a quick-witted man to carry on Scudder's work.Hannay began showing his insight from the moment.At that night, Hannay arrived home and found Scudder stuck to the floor by a longknife.He felt very sick and was succeeded by a fit of the horrors.Under such a condition, he could calm down and eventually think things out in the next a few hours.At this point, it's easy to show his intellect and capacity of handling with tough situations in this difficult trap.He kept his head and arranged his schedule in the next three weeks.It proves that Hannay is a very strong person in mind and hardly shaken in belief.In order to get rid of those two sets of people would be looking for him—Black Stone, Scudder's enemies to put him out of existence, and the police, who would want him for Scudder's murder, he should keep hiding before he could venture to approach the powers that be.As a result, he pretended as a milkman, a Scotsman, a Colonial and free trader, a roadman and a man called Ainslie(maybe a thief).Although his get-ups are not perfect, he has a wonderful way to make it.That is a saying that an old scout in Rhodesia once told him that the secret of playing a part was to think yourself into it.He said,“If you are playing a part, ou should never keep it up unless you could manage to convince yourself that you were it.” It haunted Hannay from time to time and really helped hima lot.When he acted as a roadman, he shut off all other thoughts and switched them onto the roadmending with this saying in mind.And his get-up was good enough for the dreaded Surveyor and the Black Stone.Another scene is when Hannay kept watch on the house called Trafalgar Lodge at the head of the thirty-nine steps and his owner of course.It gave a strong point to convince himself with his judgement.Though Mr.Buchan describes Hannay as a quick-minded, intelligent and kind-hearted man who is eager to take risks, he doesn't embody him to be such a perfect man.Actually, Hannay also made some mistakes but they were turned out to be good things.For example, in Chapter 3 he did play tricks on those two sets of people successfully but he changed the plan to steal the car of the Black Stone.As a result, the big green car became the safest clue to him whether he left it and took to his feet or not.As he tried to get to the leafy cover of the valley in order not to on a bare road he was at the airplane's mercy, he ran slap into the hedge preventing a crash with a coming car.Thus he met Sir Harry, a local Liberal Candidate, who gave Hannay a hand when in a mess.Furthermore, Sir Harry introduced Hannay to his godfather, Sir Walter Bullivant, the Permanent Secretary at the Foreign Office, after Hannay took him into his confidence.Consequently, Hannay could get in touch withthe Government people before the conspiracy happened.It's no doubt that Hannay made a wrong decision on the run.However, it seems that goddess was always on his side.Probably because all people believe in that the evil will not triumph over the virtuous.Of course, Hannay could not be able to succeed in accomplishing his work without the help of those kind-hearted people—a couple of a herd's cottage, an innkeeper,Sir Harry and the roadman Alexander Turnbull.For the sake of being far ahead of any pursuit, Hannay kept going for some hours since he had tasted food when he came to the herd's cottage, set in a corner beside a waterfall.The couple welcomed him for a night's lodging and offered a large meal but refused any payment.As for Sir Harry, I have just mentioned it above.Hannay ran into the innkeeper on a bridge of the plateau and pitched him a lovely story which completely fitted in with this adventure of literary innkeeper's appetite.Hence the innkeeper provided Hannay with anything he could.With his help, Hannay had enough time to do his search for the code in Scudder's notebook and eventually found out that the whole story was in the notes,which was not the same as what Scudder told him.Meanwhile Hannay moved with those two sets of people through the innkeeper.I think the innkeeper absolutely played a key role in the story.He earned some time for Hannay to rest and got his ideas into shape.It laid a good foundation for the battle of wits and courage with the Black Stone.On his way to the shepherds after saying goodbye to Sir Harry, Hannay found the roadman in a tiny bit of road, beside a heap of stones.Hannay made believe that he was the roadman to take on his job for a bit instead of Turnbull.In this way, Hannay got rid of the Black Stone.However, Hannay exchanged his coat and collar with Turnbull's, including the most important thing—Scudder's notebook.Unluckily, Hannay was subject to the boss of the Black Stone—an old man “could blink his eyes like a hawk”.With great difficulties, Hannay escaped from the enemy's headquarters.And when Hannay came back to Turnbull, he was in for a bit of Malaria and could not frame a coherent answer.Actually, Turnbull could neglect Hannay and occupy histhings, even take him to the police.But he didn't.T o my surprise, he carefully took care of Hannay and never bothered him with a question.And he never even sought his name and gave back all Hannay's stuff.More surprisingly, he grew positively rude and shy and red when Hannay pressed him to accept five pounds for his lodging.“He was a true friend in need, that old roadman.” It's how Hannay thinks of theroadman Alexander Turnbull.Although these people all did Hannay a favor when he was in a mess, it's my belief that he liked and trusted Turnbull most.In his opinion, the couple is kind;the innkeeper is young, but he was the man for Hannay's money;Sir Harry is a good fellow, and Hannay is frank in turn as well;as for the roadman, “There never was a more independent being.” Another indispensable character is the boss of Black Stone—an old man with a young voice and eyes that blinked like a hawk.As a matter of fact, throughout the story he went only out twice.“His face was round and shiny, like Mr.Pickwick's, big glasses were stuck on the end of his nose, and the top of his head was as bright and bare as a glass bottle.” His debut is so remarkable as a bald archeologist and there is something about the eye of him, so keen and knowledgeable, that Hannay could not find a word, just simply staring at him and stuttering when he faced with the old man.Even like Scudder, such a sharp, restless and brave person, who was mortally anxious about winning through with his job but didn't care a rush for his life, “he described very particularly somebody that he never referred to without shiver” when he put Hannay wise about the conspiracy.On the point, I pick out that the old man is the one big brain in the whole story, and he could not hardly correctly size up a man.Apart from his wits and insights, he is quite goodat disguises as well.Perhaps his get-ups are better than any other.The second time he came onto the story was as an old gentleman named Appleton—a retired stockbroker, owing the house called Trafalgar Lodge at the head of the thirty-nine steps.When Hannay kept a lookout over the house, he wasn't feeling very confident.“The man m ight be the bald archeologist of that horrible highland farm, or he might not.He was exactly the kind of satisfied old bird you will find in every suburb and every holiday place.If you wanted a type of the perfectly harmless person you would probably pitch on that.” “I rubbed my eyes and asked myself if I was not the most foolish man on earth.Mystery and darkness had hung about the men who hunted me over the Scotch highlands in airplane and motorcar, and especially about that damned old man.” “They all went into the house, and left me feeling a precious idiot.I had been barking up the wrong tree this time.These men might be acting;but if they were, where was their audience? 4They didn't know I was sitting thirty yards off in the bushes.It was simply impossible to believe that these three fellows were anything but what the seemed—three ordinary, game-playing, wealthy Englishmen, boring, if you like, but completely innocent.” From Hannay's words, these showed up his successful get-up.Or maybe he is always easy and well-prepared for the things coming.Barring absolute certainties like fingerprints, mere physical traits were very little use for identification if the hiding man really knew his business.The only thing that mattered was “atmosphere”.If a man could ge t into perfectly different surroundings from those in which he had been first observed, and—this is the important part—really play up to these surroundings and behave as if he had never been out of them,he would puzzle the clevest detectives on earth.I suppose that it might be the big secret of all the famous criminals.Despite the fact that he is intelligent and possesses his soul all the time, there are a scene that he didn't convince himself as usual.That is, Hannay walked straight into his headquarters unconsciously due to the police's tracking.He was very sure that Hannay was the man he wanted to vanish forever at the beginning, even though he had never seen him before.But as the reflection darted across his mind Hannay saw a slender chance.Hannay tried his best to be a thief named Ainslie.After sounding Hannay several times, he was badly puzzled.He put Hannay in the storage room and he himself went outside to look for the confirmation.Apparently, he is cautious and exact in everything.Nevertheless, there's another side of him.At the end of the story, Hannay and he were facing out, both trying to win the last game.Hannay prevented the three men from going to town, and the old man fought Hannay so as to let his partner leave.At that time, he was looking at Hannay with blazing eyes.“'He is safe,' he cried.'You cannot follow in time...He is gone...He has triumphed...The Black Stone has triumphed.' There was more in those eyes than any common triumph.They had blinked like a bird of prey, and now the flamed with a hawk's pride.A white fanatic heat burned in them, and I realized for the first time the terrible thing I had been up against.” And then Hannay kept the old man with the chains placed on his wrists.As to the old man, he didn't care about himself.He's more concerned about the Black Stone's victory.Certainly this old man is more than a spy;in his foul way hehad been a patriot.As known to all, the consequence of suspense novels has never let readers down.As a result, Hannay and his fellows crushed the plot and made everything in theirhands.Hannay joined the New Army and, owing to his Matabele experience, got a captain's commission straight off.Throughout the whole story, honestly I prostrate myself before John Buchan's skill at characterization.With obvious drama and no climax in every chapter or whatever, the author simply describes the characters in such a smooth way.Moreover, he is dedicated to the portrayal of a person with regard to distinguishing psychological or physical features.第二篇：日本电影《刑法三十九条》读后感《刑法第三十九条》观后感心神丧失人的行为，不罚。

Door to Door 观后感

Door to Door 观后感Door to Door 译名永不放弃或推销员，一部根据真人真事改编的温馨励志电影，曾在2003年横扫了艾美奖的6项大奖。

故事的大致讲述了一个叫比尔波特的人，一个有脑瘫病史，无法站直，走起路来一跛一跛的，一只手只能永远地反背在身后，连打领带、系鞋带、扣袖口这样的事都需要别人的帮助才行的人，一步步坚持努力，最终成为一名伟大的推销员的故事。

影片按照时间的顺序来讲述比尔波特的一个个生活片段，或许观众有时会产生某种混乱的感觉，但随着影片的进展我们会发现他就像一根无形的线一般将整个街区的人们串联在一起，同时也使整部影片的故事串联一起。

我认为这部电影的成功在于三点，一是根据真人真事改编，会给人一种亲近感，一种主人公可能就在我们身边的感觉，从而也会使得我们去审视自己和身边的人；二是演员的精湛演技，扮演比尔波特的演员将脑性障碍的患者形象刻画得深入人心，弯腰驼背，走路踉踉跄跄，说话口齿不清，但是他却有着自己的坚强独立，善良幽默，固执敏感。

三是美国励志影片所一贯推崇的爱与坚持，《阿甘正传》《叫我第一名》《面对巨人》等都是因为影片标榜着西方人所尊崇的爱，所追求的坚持与个人奋斗，而这两点也成为了成功的基石。

影片对于爱的表达是委婉而细腻的。

比尔的母亲坚信着比尔像她的丈夫一样优秀，总是陪伴在比尔的身边，用各种方式鼓励他，“你要有耐心、耐心，再加上恒心”；她始终如一地捍卫着比尔的尊严，让他不要自卑；即使在记忆力衰退的情况下，她仍然关心着比尔，怕成为她的负担。

但她的爱却不是溺爱，她让比尔自己去面试，自己擦鞋，做力所能及的事情。

影片中还有一种爱，是比尔本身。

他代表着一种善良和友爱，他是一根无形的线将整个街区的人们串联在一起，销售公司领导的同情心，邻居口角之争，保安与擦鞋匠的友爱，还有独居太太的孤单。

就像影片中的那棵种在邻居家之间的树似的，树总是要发出新芽的纵使你再怎么将它的枝桠砍去，生活中爱总是会得以扩散纵使有无数的冷漠阻隔着彼此。

山东教育出版社四年级上册英语第一单元单词

山东教育出版社四年级上册英语第一单元单词第一篇：山东教育出版社四年级上册英语第一单元单词classmate[ˈklɑ:smeɪt]同班同学复数：subject[英]['sʌbdʒɪkt】科目，课程复数：we[英][wɪ]我们merrily[英][ˈmerəli】愉快地；高兴地Chinese[英][ˈtʃaɪˈni:z]中文；汉语；中国的today[英][tə'deɪ】今天favourite[英][ˈfeɪvərɪt]最喜爱的science[英]['saɪəns】科学English[英][ˈɪŋglɪʃ]英语maths[英][mæθs]数学computer studies[英][kəm'pjuːtə'stʌdiz]计算机课make[英][meɪk]制造，做thing[英][θɪŋ]物，东西often[英][ˈɔfən】经常，常常basketball[英][ˈbɑ:skɪtbɔ:l]篮球there[英][ðɛə]那儿；那里music[英]['mju:zɪk]音乐 art[英][ɑ:t]美术playground[英]['pleɪɡraʊnd】操场sing[英][sɪŋ]唱歌read[英][ri:d]阅读tell[英][tel]告诉，讲述，说dance[英][dɑ:ns】跳舞door[英][dɔ:(r)]门cake[英][keɪk]蛋糕name[英][neɪm]名字face[英][feɪs】脸make[meɪk]制造，做at[英][ət】在[英][let】让together[英][tə'ɡeðə(r)] 同时，在一起let第二篇：三年级上册英语第一单元单词词组习题三年级上册英语第一单元单词词组：姓名：一．写出下列词对应的英语：1.喂.，你好________2.嗨.，你好______3.我的_______ 4名字______5男孩_________ 6.女孩_______7.教师________8.这个________9.女士她的______ 10.男士他的_____ 11.一个_______ 12.学校________13.椅子_________ 14.书__________ 15课桌._______16.如何，怎样____17.你________18你的________ 19我们 _______ 20男士他_______ 21女士她________ 22高兴的________ 23.遇见________ 24.也________ 25.停_________ 26.铅笔__________ 27钢笔_______28尺子_______29蜡笔________30铅笔盒 _________31有 _________ 32 再见 _______ 33.身体健康的________写出下列对应的英语数字：1_______ 2________ 3 __________4_________5__________ 6 _______7________ 8________ 9 __________10________ 二．写出下列对应的英语词组：1.我的名字___________________2.你的名字_________________3.她的名字___________________4.他的名字_________________5.一位男孩_____________6.一所学校____________7.三本书_________8.一把椅子____________9.两所学校____________ 10.六枝蜡笔_________ 11五把尺子______________12 四只钢笔____________13.10个男孩___ 14.9张课桌_______________ 15.8个男孩_________________-三．根据实际情况回答： 1.What is your name ? 2.How are you?3.How many books do you have?4.Nice to meet you!5.Good-bye!6.Hello!7.What is this?(一本书)。

门下孝子观后感300字

门下孝子观后感300字英文回答："Door-to-door Filial Piety" is a Chinese TV drama that left a deep impression on me. The story revolves around a group of young people who join a door-to-door filial piety service organization, where they learn about the importance of filial piety and the value of family bonds. The drama touched my heart and made me reflect on my own relationship with my parents.One of the main reasons why this drama resonated with me is because it reminded me of the importance of showing gratitude and respect to my parents. In the story, the characters go through various challenges and obstacles, but they always find ways to honor and care for their parents. This made me realize that I should not take my parents for granted and should make an effort to express my love and appreciation for them.Furthermore, the drama also highlighted thesignificance of family unity and support. The characters in the story faced many difficulties, but they were able to overcome them because they had a strong support system in their families. This made me realize the importance of cherishing and nurturing my own family relationships.In addition, the drama also taught me the value of sacrifice and selflessness. The characters in the storywere willing to put their own needs and desires aside in order to take care of their parents. This made me reflecton my own actions and made me realize that I should be more willing to make sacrifices for the well-being of my parents.Overall, "Door-to-door Filial Piety" has taught me valuable lessons about the importance of filial piety, gratitude, family unity, sacrifice, and selflessness. Ithas made me reflect on my own actions and has inspired meto be a better son/daughter. I am grateful for the opportunity to watch this drama and I highly recommend itto others.中文回答：《门下孝子》是一部给我留下深刻印象的中国电视剧。

door to door delivery短文

door to door delivery短文Door-to-door delivery is a service that allows you to have your packages delivered directly to your doorstep. This type of delivery is becoming increasingly popular as it provides a convenient and secure way to receive your packages.Door-to-door delivery is especially useful for online shoppers who may not be able to receive their packages at work or if they are not at home during the day. With this service, you can have your packages delivered to your doorstep, even if you are not there.Another benefit of door-to-door delivery is that it provides a secure way to receive your packages. Your packages are delivered directly to your doorstep, reducing the chances of them being stolen or lost en route. Some door-to-door delivery services will also require a signature upon delivery, providing an extra layer of security.However, door-to-door delivery may not be suitable for everyone. For example, if you live in a building with multiple apartments, the delivery person may not be able to find your specific apartment, leading to a delay in delivery or even a failed delivery attempt. In addition, door-to-door delivery services may not be available in rural or remote areas.Overall, door-to-door delivery is a convenient and secure way to receiveyour packages. However, it's important to consider the limitations of this service and ensure that it meets your specific needs before choosing it as your preferred delivery option.。

送上门的意外今日说法观后感

送上门的意外今日说法观后感英文回答：Title: Reflections on Unexpected Home Deliveries.Introduction:Today, I would like to share my thoughts and experiences regarding unexpected home deliveries. It is quite fascinating how technology and convenience have transformed our lives, making it possible to have goods and services delivered right to our doorstep. However, there are instances when these deliveries can catch us off guard, leading to unexpected surprises. In this reflection, I will discuss my personal encounters with such incidents and delve into the implications they have on our daily lives.Body:1. Convenience vs. Intrusion:One of the most significant aspects of unexpected home deliveries is the fine line between convenience and intrusion. On one hand, it is incredibly convenient to have groceries, packages, or even meals delivered to our homes, saving us time and effort. However, there are times when these deliveries can feel intrusive, especially when they occur at inconvenient moments. For instance, imagine receiving a package during an important video conference call or having a food delivery arrive just as you are about to sit down for a family dinner. These situations can disrupt our routines and cause frustration.2. Unexpected Surprises:Unexpected home deliveries can also bring about pleasant surprises. Sometimes, we may forget about an online purchase or receive an unexpected gift from a loved one. These surprises can brighten our day and add a sense of excitement to our lives. However, it is important to note that not all surprises are welcome. For example, imagine receiving a delivery of a product you never orderedor being bombarded with promotional materials that clutter your mailbox. These unexpected surprises can be overwhelming and even lead to feelings of annoyance or intrusion.3. Security and Privacy Concerns:Another aspect to consider when discussing unexpected home deliveries is security and privacy. While delivery services strive to ensure the safety of our packages, there is always a lingering concern about theft or mishandling. In some cases, deliveries may be left unattended at our doorstep, making them vulnerable to theft. Additionally, the personal information we provide for these deliveries raises concerns about privacy. It is essential to be cautious and mindful of the potential risks associated with sharing personal details for home deliveries.Conclusion:In conclusion, unexpected home deliveries have become a part of our modern lives, offering convenience andsurprises while also raising concerns about intrusion and privacy. These deliveries can be both a blessing and a curse, depending on the circumstances in which they occur. It is crucial for individuals to find a balance between embracing the convenience of home deliveries and maintaining control over their personal space and routines. By being mindful of the potential disruptions and risks, we can navigate the world of unexpected home deliveries more effectively and ensure a smoother experience.中文回答：标题，关于送上门的意外的观后感。

Pointtothedoor教案

Point to the Door教案一、教学目标：1. 学生能够理解并正确使用目标词汇"point to" 和"door"。

2. 学生能够通过指认和描述来表达对门口的认识。

3. 学生能够在小组合作中运用目标词汇进行简单的交流。

二、教学内容：1. 目标词汇：point to, door2. 教学场景：教室门口三、教学步骤：1. 导入：教师进入教室，引起学生注意，指向门口，问学生：“What is this?”学生回答：“This is the door.”教师引导学生重复几遍。

2. 教学目标词汇：教师指着门口，说：“Point to the door.”学生跟着教师指认门口。

重复几次，教师换一个方向，让学生自己指向门口。

3. 小组活动：学生分成小组，每组站在教室的门口。

教师发出口令：“Point to the door.”学生迅速指向门口。

教师换一个方向，让学生指向另一边的门口。

4. 描述活动：教师让学生站在教室门口，问他们：“What can you see through the door?”学生尝试用目标词汇来描述他们看到的教室外的景象。

四、作业：1. 学生回家后，指认家中的门口，并用目标词汇描述。

2. 学生可以尝试和父母一起玩指认门口的游戏。

五、教学评估：1. 教师在课堂上观察学生的参与度和指认准确性。

2. 教师可以通过小组活动来评估学生的交流能力。

3. 教师可以让学生在课堂上或课后进行描述活动，以评估他们的语言表达能力。

六、教学资源：1. 教学图片或实物模型of a door2. 白板或黑板3. 教学卡片4. 彩色粉笔或白板笔七、教学注意事项：1. 确保学生能够清楚地看到门口。

2. 在小组活动中，鼓励每个学生都有机会参与指认和描述。

3. 教师应该耐心地引导学生使用目标词汇，并给予积极的反馈。

八、教学延伸：1. 学生可以尝试在不同的场景中使用目标词汇，例如指向房间门、车门等。

《Pointtothedoor》外研社三英语上教学反思

《Point to the door》外研社三英语上教学反思1、《Point to the door》外研社三英语上教学反思本节课内容简单明确，学习指令句型和几个单词，在本次课的设计和教授中，通过跟老师交流和邵老师的指导，我收获很多。

备课时，纠结较多的是活动一的处理，在时间的把握和对学生新语言知识的引入上比较费心思，为了避免头重，并且提高学生的参与度和积极性，多次修改活动的设计，选用了抽名字游戏引入了活动一的chant。

收获之一，课的开头非常重要，三年级的课，吸引学生的兴趣，把握学生的思维是关键。

课的新授环节，纠结于三进文本时该如何设计问题，该如何分出层次，又该如何环环相扣。

非常惭愧于自己思维的局限，课型的大方向明确但是创新有效的具体环节设计起来很吃力，通过本次课的设计，收获之二是多向老师请教多充电。

课的机械操练和意义操练过程中，我收获最大的.是丢掉了以往多而乱的活动，清晰并且深层次挖掘活动的意义，活动行之有效很重要。

课讲案，显得有些散；在拓展环节，课的信息量稍微少了些，应该再拓展一些新知识，把第二单元接触的完之后，三位老师对课进行了指点，第一次进文本回答的问题，我没有呈现一个完整的答新知识在课的结尾应该稍微点一下。

通过本次课，我从各位老师那里学到很多东西，也更加清楚的认识到了自己的不足和肤浅，感谢老师的指导和帮助，我再次感受到了课的设计是一门艺术，路漫漫其长远兮，吾将上下而求索。

2、英语《Point to the door》教学反思1.“声形并茂”学英语三年级的学生刚接触英语，有着浓厚的学习兴趣，课堂上他们总能把学到的单词和句子大声地说出来，但课后所能记住的单词寥寥无几。

出现这种情况的原因主要是教授时单词或句子的呈现没有注意“声形并茂”，不能有效强化学生的记忆。

我认为，在新授的第一节课上就要想方设法让学生们记住所学的单词或句型。

因为当堂学习到的内容不仅效果好，而且也利于长效记忆。

那么，如何更好地让学生当堂就能牢牢地掌握教授的单词呢？在经过多次探索实践之后，我的做法是让学生“声形并茂”地学单词。

《纸牌屋》观后感

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2023年《当幸福来敲门》观后感通用

2023年《当幸福来敲门》观后感通用《当华蜜来敲门》观后感通用1对我来说，有点儿奇妙的影片。

这是一部在起先不久，就让我有些热血沸腾几乎掉泪的冲动，联系着自己、世人以及绽开想象的空间。

然而在两个小时之后，我起先反问，为什么豆瓣评分会在8.8分，对影片一起先的热忱，不知从何时起先减退，直到忍耐到结束。

加纳最终被录用的眼泪也没能再打动我。

影片传达了什么？或许又是一个美国梦，即使它是真人真事改编。

但我对此依旧会不自觉地认为有些情节有些矫情。

相比汤姆?汉克斯代表美国形象的各种影片，我都会觉得那么的正向和主动，缘由好像在于个人的正向主动背后所追求的有着较大的不同。

中国有句古话，浪子回头金不换，加纳是一个聪慧的人，即使生长的地方偏僻教化程度不够，但也不能影响他乐观主动对志向的追求，当他打击儿子打篮球的幻想时所说的，才是真正的重点。

在他身上，好像看到那种置之死地而后生的逆袭，非要到达走投无路的状况下，才能柳暗花明。

幻想好像是被逼迫而出，像他妻子所说：在我怀孕时你就说一切都会好的。

影片通过自叙方式，告知我们加纳直到28岁才见到自己的父亲，因此在他无论多么困苦的状况下都要亲自带着儿子生活，于是，我们便看到后面妻子确定和他分手，加纳毅然确定孩子必需跟着自己。

有时，我会觉得无奈何困顿。

在我们没有实力的时候，硬要孩子在一起，是否真的就是对的。

在心理课上，老师讲了某个母亲的一句话：就是乞讨我也要带着你。

当时的语境，是要告知我们，孩子的成长对父母的依靠是及其大的。

片中，这个问题作为一个议题得到了很好的解答，有些类似《漂亮人生》里的父亲，他用自己的乐观、不气馁给孩子撑起了一片天。

可能在困苦中的主动奋斗比埋怨对孩子的成长要幸运的多吧。

加纳有了奋斗的目标和方向，便势不行挡。

当他第一次来到投资公司门口，问着从跑车里出来的人说，告知我你是怎么做到的？对方告知只要懂点数学即可，这正是他的特长。

影片好像告知我们什么是胜利，但没有解答什么是志向，这才是关键。

Pointtothedoor教案

Point to the Door教案教学对象：幼儿园中班教学目标：1. 让学生通过指物说词的方式，学会指点和描述门的位置。

2. 培养学生观察力和表达能力。

3. 引导学生运用生活经验，增强对日常事物的认知。

教学重点：1. 学会用语言描述门的位置。

2. 学会用手指指向门的位置。

教学难点：1. 学会用准确的词语描述门的位置。

2. 学会用手指指向门的位置。

教学准备：1. 教室里的门。

2. 与门相关的图片或实物。

教学过程：一、热身活动（5分钟）1. 教师与学生互动，引导学生复习已学的指物说词知识点，如“指向窗户”、“指向桌子”等。

2. 学生自由发挥，尝试用已学的指物说词知识点进行互动。

二、教学新知识（10分钟）1. 教师出示与门相关的图片或实物，引导学生观察并提问：“这是什么？”学生回答：“门。

”2. 教师指向教室的门，问学生：“这是什么？”学生回答：“门。

”3. 教师指向教室的另一扇门，问学生：“这是什么？”学生回答：“门。

”4. 教师引导学生用手指指向门，并说：“我指向的是门。

”5. 学生模仿教师，用手指指向门，并说：“我指向的是门。

”三、课堂练习（5分钟）1. 教师创设情境，让学生分组进行练习。

每组有一张与门相关的图片或实物。

2. 教师指令：“请用手指指向门。

”学生根据教师的指令，用手指指向门。

3. 教师提问：“你指向的是什么？”学生回答：“我指向的是门。

”4. 各组轮流进行练习，巩固指物说词知识点。

四、总结与拓展（5分钟）1. 教师引导学生总结本节课所学的内容，让学生复述指物说词的知识点。

2. 教师出示其他日常物品，引导学生用手指指向物品，并说：“我指向的是……”3. 学生自由发挥，尝试用指物说词的知识点进行互动。

五、课后作业（课后自主完成）1. 学生在家尝试用指物说词的知识点，与家人进行互动。

2. 家长协助学生记录指物说词的练习过程，鼓励学生积极参与。

教学反思：本节课通过指物说词的方式，让学生学会指向门并描述门的位置。

最新四级晨读美文：AnotherDoor

最新四级晨读美文：AnotherDoor最新四级晨读美文:Another DoorWhen I come across a good essay in reading newspapers, I am often inclined to cut and keep it. But just as I am about to do so I find the article on the opposite side is as much interesting. It may be a discussion of the way to keep in good health, or advice about how to behave and conduct oneself in society. If I cut the front essay, the opposite one is bound to suffer damage, leaving out half of it or keeping the text without the subject. As a result, the scissors would stay before they start, or halfway done when I find out the regretful consequence that inevitably causes my repentance.Sometimes two things are to be done at the same time, both deserving your attention. You can only take up one of them, the other has to wait or be given up. But you know the future is unpredictable—the changed situation may not allow you to do what is left behind. Thus you are caught in a fix and feel sad. How come that nice opportunities and brilliant ideas should gather around all at once. It may happen that your life changes dramatically on your preference of one alternative to the other.In fact that is what life is like: we are often faced with the two opposite aspects of a thing which are both desirable like newspaper cutting. It often occurs that our attention is drawn to one thing only after we are engaged in another. The former may be more important than the latter and give rise to a divided mind.I stil l remember a philosopher’s remarks: “When one door shuts, another opens in life.” So a casual or passive choice may not be a bad one.Whatever we do in our lifetime, wherever life’s storm tossesus, there must be something we can achieve, some shore we can land, that opens up new vistas to us. Don’t forget God always keeps an alternative door open for every one. While the front door is closed, there must be another open for you.平日读报,看到一篇好文章时,总有把它剪下来的欲望。