三年级下册英语书第二单元

三年级下册英语书第二单元Unit 2: My Family。

In this unit, we will learn about families. We will learn how to talk about our family members, describe their appearances, and talk about their likes and dislikes. We will also learn about possessive pronouns and how to use them correctly.
Lesson 1: My Family。

In this lesson, we will learn how to talk about our family members. We will learn the words for different family members and how to use them in sentences. Let's start!
First, let's learn the words for different family members. Here are some common ones:
Father: He is the male parent.
Mother: She is the female parent.
Brother: He is a male sibling.
Sister: She is a female sibling.
Grandfather: He is the father of your father or mother.
Grandmother: She is the mother of your father or mother.
Now, let's practice using these words in sentences. For example:
This is my father. He is tall and has black hair.
My mother is very kind. She has brown eyes and long hair.
I have two brothers. They are twins and they both have blue eyes.
My sister is younger than me. She has curly hair and a big smile.
My grandfather is old but very wise. He has gray hair and wears glasses.
My grandmother loves cooking. She has short hair and always wears an apron.
Lesson 2: Describing Appearances。

In this lesson, we will learn how to describe the appearances of our family members. We will learn different adjectives to describe their physical features. Let's get started!
Here are some adjectives we can use to describe appearances:
Tall: Someone who is higher than average height.
Short: Someone who is lower than average height.
Thin: Someone who is not fat.
Fat: Someone who is overweight.
Young: Someone who is not old.
Old: Someone who is not young.
Beautiful: Someone who is very attractive.
Handsome: Someone who is very good-looking (usually used for males).
Pretty: Someone who is very attractive (usually used for females).
Cute: Someone who is charming and attractive.
Now, let's practice using these adjectives to describe our family members. For example:
My father is tall and thin. He has short black hair.
My mother is short and pretty. She has long brown hair.
My brother is young and handsome. He has blue eyes and curly hair.
My sister is cute and chubby. She has long blonde hair.
My grandfather is old and wise. He has gray hair and wears glasses.
My grandmother is old and beautiful. She has short white hair.
Lesson 3: Likes and Dislikes。

In this lesson, we will learn how to talk about our family members' likes and dislikes. We will learn different verbs and expressions to express preferences. Let's start!
Here are some verbs and expressions we can use to talk about likes and dislikes:
Like: To enjoy or have a positive feeling towards something.
Love: To have a deep affection for someone or something.
Dislike: To have a negative feeling towards something.
Hate: To have a strong aversion or intense dislike for someone or something.
Enjoy: To take pleasure in something.
Prefer: To like one thing more than another.
Now, let's practice using these verbs and expressions to talk about our family members' likes and dislikes. For example:
My father likes playing football. He loves watching movies.
My mother dislikes cooking. She hates cleaning the house.
My brother enjoys playing video games. He prefers reading comics.
My sister likes dancing. She loves painting.
My grandfather enjoys gardening. He prefers listening to classical music.
My grandmother likes knitting. She loves baking.
Conclusion。

In this unit, we have learned about families. We have learned how to talk about our family members, describe their appearances, and talk about their likes and dislikes. We
have also learned about possessive pronouns and how to use them correctly. I hope you enjoyed learning about families and found this unit helpful. Keep practicing and using these new words and expressions to improve your English skills. Good luck!。