外研版B6M3-5 Childhood_Friends
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T3. The writer was afraid of a kind of flies that bite
him and made him swell.
F4. The boys thought the policeman in their village
was an enemy spy. In our imagination
1. What’s the writer’s feeling when he lost his best friend for the first time?
引导时间状语从句,“当第一次……的时候”
The first time he lost his best friend, he thought it was the end of the world.
T5. The writer feels ashamed of his feelings when he
thinks about his childhood.
Task one
• Read the text carefully and answer the questions below according to the text .
your mistakes.
Read the passage quickly and get the summary of it. (Activity 4)
As a child, the writer had a _c_lo_s_e_f_ri_e_n_d__. They played together all the time. Then the friend m__o_v_e_d_a_w_a_y__ and the writer was _ex_t_r_em__e_ly_u_p_s_e_t__. Even today, now they are __in_t_o_u_c_h___ again, he still finds the memory painful.
squirrel pine
harvest a good/ bad harvest 丰收，歉收
carpenter
broom
cigar
underwear
underwear n. 内衣物，衬衫，打底衫
tear-tore- torn
vt. 撕碎，撕下
因为他考试不及格汤姆把他的试卷撕成了碎片。 Tom tore his papers into pieces because he failed the exam.
forgive vt.原谅
walnut
worm 书虫 bookworm
cage
bungalow
be allergic to
对…过敏
Mary 对花粉(powder)过敏。 Mary is allergic to the flower powder. 很多人对青霉素过敏 (penicillin) 。 A lot of people are allergic to penicillin(青霉 素).
4. Does the writer keep in touch with his friend now?
Task two
【Fill in the blank】
How did the writer and his friend spend their time together? Please read Para3-4 carefully.
如果你睡得不好，你的眼睛就会肿胀。 You eyes will swell if you didn't sleep well at night. 他受伤的手腕(wrist)开始肿胀。 His injured wrist began to swell up.
swell
v. 肿胀，膨胀
loch spray
together.
7 C. I’m now back in touch with Danny, and it’s a privilege to
call him my friend.
4 D. We were on good terms with everyone in the village …
1 E. The first time I lost my best friend, I thought it was the
Read these sentences from the passage. Number them in the order they appear.( Activity 3)
6 A. It was the worst loss I have ever experienced. 2 B. Our neighbors next door had a son, and we grew up
discovered that I was _a_ll_e_rg_i_c_to them. There were a few _w_a_ln_u_ttrees above the
village and we _w_o_u_l_d _c_h_a_s_e__the squirrels away and wait for them to _ri_p_e_n_. O__n___ windy
Childhood Friends
要原谅对你做了不好的事得人很难。 It's not easy to forgive someone who did something wrong to you.
原谅我吧，我都道歉了。 Please forgive me since I already has apologized to you.
◆ betray forgive scold swell ripen slide slip scratch tear rewind
◆ loss harvest salute privilege heel spy
noun
◆ alike considerate hurt tiny stony damp perfect acute
I was blessed with a happy childhood and my friend called Danny who is my neighbor. We spent long summer evenings doing interesting things. Danny was a good carpenter and a considerate boy. We are on good terms with everyone in the village. We have the finest friendship and perfect life.
days we’d slide down the stony slopes to the
loch and feel the s_p_r_a_yin our faces.
•
• Danny was a good __ca_r_p_e_n_te_r_too, and we made brooms _o_u_t_o_f__branches.
1. What’s the writer’s feeling when he lost his best friend for the first time?
2. Does the writer have a happy childhood?
3. What happened when he was 14?
2. Does the writer have a happy childhood?
Yes, he does.
"I was blessed with a happy childhood, one that most people would want to have."
3. What happened to Danny when he was 14? At the age of 14, his parents moved to London, over 400 kilometres away.
My mother simply 11_s_c_o_l_d_e_d me for
_t_e_a_r_i_n_g_（撕破） my underwear.
According to your memory,fill in the blanks using the words and phrases in the passage.
We spent our time d__ig_g_i_n_g_u_p_ worms (蚯蚓)for fishing, and collecting f_e_a_th__e_rs__le_ft___ by the birds in the cages . B__it_te_n_ by some tiny flies, my face swell, and it was here _t_h_a_t__I
adjective
◆ betray forgive scold swell ripen slide slip scratch tear rewind
verb
Filling in the blanks.
1. He who _b_e_t_r_a_y_s_his country must be punished.
4. We spent long summer evenings in the forests,
digging up _w_o__rm__s__ for fishing. 6. We gave a __பைடு நூலகம்_a_lu__te__ to the local policeman. 7. If you apologize , the teacher may _f_o_r_g_i_v_e_
salute
vt/ n.敬 礼
这个年轻的士兵给军官行了一个礼(officer) 。 The young soldier gave a salute to the officer.
Check the words
◆ loss harvest salute privilege heel spy
◆ alike considerate hurt tiny stony damp perfect acute
T1. A happy childhood is very important for the
writer.
F2. The writer will never forgive his childhood friend
for leaving him.I’m now back in touch with Danny
2. He is a kind-hearted and c_o__n_s_i_d_e_r_a_t_eman, who
always helps old people.
3. Mr Smith is alwayss_c_o__ld_i_n_g_ his child, which is
not a good way to educate him.
end of the world.
3 F. He was a very considerate boy for someone so young. 5 G.And then at the age of 14, his parents moved to London …
Decide whether the following statements are True or False according to what you have read.
• Once I _s_li_p_p_e_d__ (失足)on some damp leaves ,fell out , _s_c_r_a_tc_h_e_d___my arms and cut the _h_e_e_l __of my foot, so he washed my wounds in the stream. He was a very _c_o_n_s_i_d_e_r_a_te__ boy for someone so young.
him and made him swell.
F4. The boys thought the policeman in their village
was an enemy spy. In our imagination
1. What’s the writer’s feeling when he lost his best friend for the first time?
引导时间状语从句,“当第一次……的时候”
The first time he lost his best friend, he thought it was the end of the world.
T5. The writer feels ashamed of his feelings when he
thinks about his childhood.
Task one
• Read the text carefully and answer the questions below according to the text .
your mistakes.
Read the passage quickly and get the summary of it. (Activity 4)
As a child, the writer had a _c_lo_s_e_f_ri_e_n_d__. They played together all the time. Then the friend m__o_v_e_d_a_w_a_y__ and the writer was _ex_t_r_em__e_ly_u_p_s_e_t__. Even today, now they are __in_t_o_u_c_h___ again, he still finds the memory painful.
squirrel pine
harvest a good/ bad harvest 丰收，歉收
carpenter
broom
cigar
underwear
underwear n. 内衣物，衬衫，打底衫
tear-tore- torn
vt. 撕碎，撕下
因为他考试不及格汤姆把他的试卷撕成了碎片。 Tom tore his papers into pieces because he failed the exam.
forgive vt.原谅
walnut
worm 书虫 bookworm
cage
bungalow
be allergic to
对…过敏
Mary 对花粉(powder)过敏。 Mary is allergic to the flower powder. 很多人对青霉素过敏 (penicillin) 。 A lot of people are allergic to penicillin(青霉 素).
4. Does the writer keep in touch with his friend now?
Task two
【Fill in the blank】
How did the writer and his friend spend their time together? Please read Para3-4 carefully.
如果你睡得不好，你的眼睛就会肿胀。 You eyes will swell if you didn't sleep well at night. 他受伤的手腕(wrist)开始肿胀。 His injured wrist began to swell up.
swell
v. 肿胀，膨胀
loch spray
together.
7 C. I’m now back in touch with Danny, and it’s a privilege to
call him my friend.
4 D. We were on good terms with everyone in the village …
1 E. The first time I lost my best friend, I thought it was the
Read these sentences from the passage. Number them in the order they appear.( Activity 3)
6 A. It was the worst loss I have ever experienced. 2 B. Our neighbors next door had a son, and we grew up
discovered that I was _a_ll_e_rg_i_c_to them. There were a few _w_a_ln_u_ttrees above the
village and we _w_o_u_l_d _c_h_a_s_e__the squirrels away and wait for them to _ri_p_e_n_. O__n___ windy
Childhood Friends
要原谅对你做了不好的事得人很难。 It's not easy to forgive someone who did something wrong to you.
原谅我吧，我都道歉了。 Please forgive me since I already has apologized to you.
◆ betray forgive scold swell ripen slide slip scratch tear rewind
◆ loss harvest salute privilege heel spy
noun
◆ alike considerate hurt tiny stony damp perfect acute
I was blessed with a happy childhood and my friend called Danny who is my neighbor. We spent long summer evenings doing interesting things. Danny was a good carpenter and a considerate boy. We are on good terms with everyone in the village. We have the finest friendship and perfect life.
days we’d slide down the stony slopes to the
loch and feel the s_p_r_a_yin our faces.
•
• Danny was a good __ca_r_p_e_n_te_r_too, and we made brooms _o_u_t_o_f__branches.
1. What’s the writer’s feeling when he lost his best friend for the first time?
2. Does the writer have a happy childhood?
3. What happened when he was 14?
2. Does the writer have a happy childhood?
Yes, he does.
"I was blessed with a happy childhood, one that most people would want to have."
3. What happened to Danny when he was 14? At the age of 14, his parents moved to London, over 400 kilometres away.
My mother simply 11_s_c_o_l_d_e_d me for
_t_e_a_r_i_n_g_（撕破） my underwear.
According to your memory,fill in the blanks using the words and phrases in the passage.
We spent our time d__ig_g_i_n_g_u_p_ worms (蚯蚓)for fishing, and collecting f_e_a_th__e_rs__le_ft___ by the birds in the cages . B__it_te_n_ by some tiny flies, my face swell, and it was here _t_h_a_t__I
adjective
◆ betray forgive scold swell ripen slide slip scratch tear rewind
verb
Filling in the blanks.
1. He who _b_e_t_r_a_y_s_his country must be punished.
4. We spent long summer evenings in the forests,
digging up _w_o__rm__s__ for fishing. 6. We gave a __பைடு நூலகம்_a_lu__te__ to the local policeman. 7. If you apologize , the teacher may _f_o_r_g_i_v_e_
salute
vt/ n.敬 礼
这个年轻的士兵给军官行了一个礼(officer) 。 The young soldier gave a salute to the officer.
Check the words
◆ loss harvest salute privilege heel spy
◆ alike considerate hurt tiny stony damp perfect acute
T1. A happy childhood is very important for the
writer.
F2. The writer will never forgive his childhood friend
for leaving him.I’m now back in touch with Danny
2. He is a kind-hearted and c_o__n_s_i_d_e_r_a_t_eman, who
always helps old people.
3. Mr Smith is alwayss_c_o__ld_i_n_g_ his child, which is
not a good way to educate him.
end of the world.
3 F. He was a very considerate boy for someone so young. 5 G.And then at the age of 14, his parents moved to London …
Decide whether the following statements are True or False according to what you have read.
• Once I _s_li_p_p_e_d__ (失足)on some damp leaves ,fell out , _s_c_r_a_tc_h_e_d___my arms and cut the _h_e_e_l __of my foot, so he washed my wounds in the stream. He was a very _c_o_n_s_i_d_e_r_a_te__ boy for someone so young.