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Look and say
Jack: Can I watch TV? Mum: No, you can‟t. You should read your books now.
Look and say
Jack: Can I play computer games? Mum: No, you can‟t. You should go to bed now.
cousin Today my ______and I go to the park. There are a public signs lot of _____ _______in the park. He has many questions They ______ different things. Weshouldn’t mean _______. ______ be ______ near the walk on the grass. We should____ quiet bird’s cage The sign on the building ____. keep away means’Danger’. We should ______ ______ from it .
Listen and repeat
There are a lot of signs here, Ben. Yes. They‟re public signs. They mean different things. There‟s a sign on the wall. What does it mean?
smoke 吸烟
No smoking 禁止吸烟
What does it mean? It means ‘No smoking’
It means you shouldn‟t smoke here. 不应该
little少量 litter扔
No littering 禁止乱丢杂物
What does it mean? It means
下面的情况 应该出示什么公共标志呢？
1.小河边没有看书， David 大声说话。
3. 学校草坪上， Liu Tao 已经一只脚跨上了草地。
cage, cousin, mean, questions, shouldn’t , stay away, public signs, be quiet
Be quiet!
Read and complete
Do you like the park, Jack?
Yes, I do. Now I know a lot about public signs in the park. They mean different things. We shouldn‟t walk on the grass. We should be/keep quiet near the bird‟s cage. The sign on the building in the park means „Danger‟. We must stay away from it.
What does it mean? It means „Be quiet‟ ! （安静） What should we do? （ We should keep quiet. 保持安静）
What shouldn‟t we do?
We shouldn‟t make noise here. （发出喧闹声音）
What does it mean? It means „Danger‟ ! （危险）
What should we do? （我们应该怎么做？） We should stay away from （远离） the building. （我们应该远离这座建筑。）
What does it mean? It means „Keep off the grass‟ . （不要接近小草） （不应该） What shouldn‟t we do? We shouldn‟t walk on the grass.
Read and answer
Q1: Who are the boys?
They are Ben and his cousin, Jack.
Q2: Where are they?
They are in the park.
Q3: How old is Jack?
He’s four years old.
Let‟s review
在我们谈论不理解的标志时,可以问: What does this sign mean?
回答别人时,我们可以说: It means … you should/shouldn‟t…
当你想做某件事需要征得同意时,可以问: Can I …?
当你否定了别人的请求,你可以说: No, you can‟t. You should … now.
Try to read
Hi, my name is Jack. I‟m four years old. I‟m Ben‟s cousin. I usually go to the park at the weekends. And I always have a lot of questions. cousin 堂（表）兄弟
Jack: Can I go to the park?
Mum: No, you can‟t. now.
You should go home
Look and say
Jack: Can I have an icecream? Mum: No, you can‟t. You should have dinner now.
Listen and fill the blanks
Public signs What does it mean? Danger!
We should/shouldn
Stay away from… shouldn’t walk on the grass shouldn’t make noise
Keep off the grass
‘No littering’
It means you shouldn‟t litter here.
park 停车
No parking 禁止停车
What does it mean? ‘No parking’ It means
It means you shouldn‟t park
No eating or drinking 禁止吃喝 What does it mean? It means ‘NO eating or drinking’ It means you shouldn‟t eat or drink here.
Listen and choose Listen and choose
听课文，选出Jack看到的标志
Listen and choose Listen and choose
听课文，选出Jack看到的标志
Watch and answer
看动画，分别说说以下标志的含义
What does it mean?
always 总是
question 问题
Read and answer
Today is Saturday. Ben and his cousin, Jack, are in the park. Jack is only four years old but he always has a lot of questions. He sees some public signs in the park. He is asking Ben some questions about them.
Do not touch 禁止触摸
What does it mean? It means’ ‘Do not touch’
It means you shouldn‟t 触摸 touch it.
• Danger
危险
What does it mean? It means‘Danger ‘
Look and say
Q4: What can Jack see in the park?
He can see a lot of public signs.
Try to read 读一读
Today is Saturday. Ben and his cousin, Jack, are in the park. Jack is only four years old but he always has a lot of questions. He sees some public signs in the park. He is asking Ben some questions about them.
It means “Danger”!
Can I go in? No, you can‟t. You must stay away from the building.
Listen and repeat
cage 笼子
There‟s a sign on the grass. What does it mean? It means “Keep off the grass”! What does that mean? It means we shouldn‟t walk on the grass. The sign on the bird‟s cage is interesting. What does it mean? It means „ Be quiet ‟! We shouldn‟t make noise here. Now I know a lot about the public signs. Thank you, Ben.