An unusual day
六年级上册英语素材-Unit 6 An Unusual Day-闽教版
Unit 6 An Unusual DayUnit 6 An Unusual Day文化和语言注释1.本单元的话题是日常作息时间。
本单元通过描述Wang Tao不平常的一天来进行一般现在时和一般过去时的比较。
本单元学习新时间的表达法half past…，复习已经学过的时间表达法。
⑴一般现在时表示经常性、规律性、习惯性的状态或者动作。
如：每天起床、吃饭、上学，一个星期去几次超市等。
这个动作经常发生，是一般的情况，而不是具体的某一次。
还有些动作或状态是永恒的，如：地球绕着太阳转，太阳从东方升起等。
⑵一般过去时表示过去某个时间里发生的非持续性动作或存在的状态，也表示过去经常或反复发生的动作。
用动词的过去式表示，常和表示过去的时间状语连用，如：yesterday，last night，two days ago等。
2.Wang Tao usually gets up at half past six.But this morning he got up at half past seven.（王涛通常在6:30起床，但是今天早上他7:30起床。
）⑴half是“一半”的意思，half past six就是“六点半”的意思，相当于学过的six thirty。
⑵this morning是“今天早上”的意思，类似的表达法有：this afternoon （今天下午），this evening（今天傍晚）。
但是“今天”是today，“今天晚上”是tonight。
⑶在上述的两个句子中，第一句说的是王涛通常起床的时间，用一般现在时；第二句说的是今天早上王涛起床的时间，是具体的某一次，已经发生了，用一般过去时。
3.He usually walks to school.But this morning he took a taxi.（他通常步行上学，但是今天上午他乘坐出租车上学。
）⑴He usually walks to school.= He usually goes to school on foot.walk在句子中是谓语动词，由于主语是第三人称单数，用walks；而on foot是介词短语，表示方式，位于句子的末尾，在句子中有goes做谓语。
新概念第一册词汇语法第57课：An unusual day
新概念第一册词汇语法第57课：An unusual day Lesson 57 An unusual day 很不平常的一天It is eight o'clock. The children go to school by carevery day, but today, they are going to school on foot.It is ten o'clock. Mrs. Sawyer usually stays at home inthe morning, but this morning, she is going to the shops.It is four o'clock. In the afternoon, Mrs. Sawyer usually drinks tea in the living room. But this afternoon, she is drinking tea in the garden.It is six o'clock. In the evening, the children usuallydo their homework, but this evening, they are not doing their homework. At the moment, they are playing in the garden.It is nine o'clock. Mr. Sawyer usually reads his newspaper at night. But he's not reading his newspaper tonight. At the moment, he's reading an interesting book.现在是8点钟。
孩子们每天都乘小汽车去上学，而今天，他们正步行上学。
裕兴新概念英语第一册笔记：Lesson 57 An unusual day
Lesson 57 An unusual dayNew words and expressions:o'clock adv. 点钟shop n. 商店moment n. 片刻，瞬间o'clock adv. 点钟前面必须加整点时间three o'clock 三点钟shop n．商店（Br.)store n．商店（Am.）go to the shops到当地或附近的商店买一些常用的东西，比如: 食品go shopping逛街，逛商店，指去买一些不经常买的东西，如服装，唱片等corner shop 小型的店，主要是销售食品，酒类，杂志等等shopping center 购物中心（指集中了许多商店的某一区域）mall/shopping mall 大型购物中心（指有许多商店，并且设有电影院，餐厅等设施大型建筑物）moment n. 片刻，瞬间a moment 一会儿wait a momentat the moment 目前（一般现在进行时）eg. She is doing her homework at the moment.at any moment 在任何时候; 随时eg. This could happen at any moment.这件事有可能随时会发生。
for the moment 暂时，目前eg. Stop talking about it for the moment．暂不谈论这个问题。
Text:Question:What is Mr. Sawyer doing tonight?It is eight o'clock.现在是8点钟。
1) o'clock前面必须用整点时间。
11 o'clock10 o'clock2) 在英语中常用it来指时间，天气，温度或距离，it被称作“虚主语”。
eg. It is cold. (it指天气）The children go to school by car every day, but today, they are going to school on foot.孩子们每天都乘小汽车去上学，而今天，他们正步行去上学。
Unit6AnUnusualDay课文听力和翻译(素材)闽教版英语六年级上册
闽教版小学英语六年级上册Unit 6 An Unusual Day课文听力和翻译Part A1. Listen and follow.听录音并跟读。
Wang Tao usually gets up at half past six.王涛通常在六点半起床。
But this morning he got up at half past seven.但是今天早上，他七点半起床。
It was an hour late.晚了一个小时。
He usually walks to school.他通常走路去上学。
But this morning he took a taxi.但是今天早上，他坐了出租车。
He usually gets to school at seven twenty.他通常七点二十分到学校。
But this morning he got to school at eight o'clock.但是今天早上他八点钟到的学校。
2. Look and say.看图说英语。
He usually gets up at six thirty.他通常六点半起床。
This morning he got up at seven thirty.今天早上他七点半起床。
He usually walks to school.他通常步行去学校。
This morning he went to school by Taxi.今天早上他乘出租车去学校。
He usually gets to school at seven twenty.他通常七点二十到学校。
This morning he got to school at eight o’clock. 今天早上他八点钟到学校。
3. Listen and learn the English sounds.听录音，学习英语发音。
(1) Put them in the washing machine.把它们放进洗衣机里。
小学六年级英语上册(闽教版)Unit 6《An Unusual Day》Part A公开课课件
take a taxi=by taxi
问题三How do you go to school?
• I usually go to school by taxi. • I usually take a taxi to school.
by bike
How do you go to school?
• I go to school by bike. • Wang Tao usually goes to school by bike.
Unit 6
An Unusual Day
Uaual day
Mon day Make thebed Clean the room Water the plants Clean the table Wash the clothes Tues day Wedne s day Thurs Fri day day Satur day Sun day
区别词组
get up 起床 get into 上车 get to the school到达学校 get home 到家
English Proverb (英语谚语）
• Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy,wealthy and wise. • 早睡早起让人变得健康 富有 智慧！
• I usually walk to school. • She usually walks to school.
take a bus 乘公交车
take a bus =by bus 乘公车
• I usually go to school by bus. • I usually take a bus to school
新概念英语第一册Lesson57-58笔记(语法点+配套练习+答案)
6.The boy reads books every day. (一现)
分钟数大于30分时，用to
1:35twenty-five to two
1:40twenty to two
1:45a quarter to two
1:50ten to two
1:55five to two
对时间提问用：what time
询问时间的特殊疑问句：
1.What time is it?2.What’s the time?
Lesson57 An unusual day
1、单词分类;
adv.
n.
o’clock
shop
moment
二、课文复习
三、课文重点
重点
例句
unusual adj.不寻常的
反义词：usual
构词法：
un- , =not
happy ---unhappy
lucky ---unlucky
adj. + ly =adv.
结构：主+be+动词ing
时间标志词：Look! Listen! now, at the moment, at present, this morning/week
My fatherreads a newspaperevery day.
否：My father doesn’t read a newspaper every day.
回家
stay in bed
呆在床上
by car
坐车
stay with sb.
新概念英语第一册L57~58
Lesson 57 ~ 58 An unusual day!词汇详解(1) o’clock adv. 点钟e.g. 我每天早上7 点起床。
I get up at 7 o’clock every morning.(2) shop n. 商店去商店go to the shop(3) moment n. 片刻，瞬间at the moment 此刻e.g. 此时此刻，我正在听音乐。
I am listening to music at the moment.注意：用at the moment 时，句子常用现在进行时。
!重点语法(1) 钟点的表达法1) 整点时间：在钟点数后直接加o’ clock 即可，也可省略。
2) 非整点时间：①顺读即：先读钟点数，再读分钟数，数字直接读出如：8:30 eight thirty 10:45 ten forty-five② 逆读即：先读分钟数，再读钟点数"情况一：当分钟数小于30 时，用“分钟数+past+钟点数”，表示“…点过…分”；分钟数刚好是半小时时，可用“half past+钟点数”。
如：5:30 half past five 8:10 ten past eight"情况二：当分钟数大于30时，用“分钟数（60减去已知分钟数）+to+钟点数（已知钟点数+1）”，表示“差…分到…点”。
如：9:55 five to ten 4:40 twenty to four#试一试：8:30 half past eight 9:50 ten to ten 2:15 a quarter past two(2) 介词词组表达交通工具"课文原句重现：The children go to school by car every day, but today, they are going to school on foot."结构：by+交通工具，表示乘坐某种交通工具。
Lesson57Anunusualday(课件)新概念英语第一册
shoo’cplock moment [F[ɒEp5k]lɒk][5mEJmEnt]
o’clock
[E5klɒk]
adv. 点钟
It’s eight o’clock.
shop
[Fɒp]
n. 商店
This morning, she is going to the shops.
moment
[5mEJmEnt]
the garden. It _is_ six o’clock. In the evening, the children usually d_o_ their homework, but this evening, they _a_r_e_ _n_o_t_ __d_o_in_g_ their homework. At the moment, they _ar_e_ _p_la_y_in_g_ in the garden.
今天早晨 今天下午 今天傍晚 今天夜晚 今天
现在, 此刻
一般现在时相关副词
always usually often sometimes
总是 通常 经常,常常 有时
现在进行时标致词
look
看
listen
听
An unusual day
It is eight o_’_cl_o_ck_. The children go to school by _c_a_r every day, but today, they are going to school on _fo_o_t_. It is ten _o’_cl_o_c_k. Mrs. Sawyer usually stays at h_o_m_e_ in the morning, but this morning, she is going to the _s_h_op_s_. It is four_o’_c_lo_c_k. In the afternoon, Mrs. Sawyer usually drinks tea in the _li_vi_n_g_r_o_om_. But this afternoon, she is drinking tea in the _ga_r_d_e_n_. It is six o_’_cl_o_ck_. In the evening, the children usually do their _ho_m_e_w_o_r_k_, but this evening, they are not doing their h_o_m_e_w_o_r_k_. At the _m_o_m_e_n_t_, they are playing in the _g_ar_d_e_n_. It is nine o_’_cl_o_ck_. Mr. Sawyer usually reads his _n_ew_s_p_a_p_e_r at night. But he’s not reading his __n_e_w_sp_a_p_e_r__ tonight. At the m__o_m_e_nt_, he’s reading an i_n_te_r_e_s_ti_n_g book.
新概念英语第一册lesson 57 An unusual day
It is eight o'clock. The children go to school by car every day, but today, they are going to school on foot.It is ten o'clock. Mrs Sawyer usually stays at home in the morning, but this morning, she is going to the shops.It is four o’clock. In the aft ernoon, Mrs Sawyer usually drinks tea in theliving-room, but this afternoon, she is drinking tea in the garden.It is six o’clock. In the evening, the children usually do their homework, but this evening, they are not doing their homework. At the moment, they are playing in the garden.It is nine o’clock, Mr. Sawyer usually reads his newspaper at night, but he is not reading his newspaper tonight. At the moment, he is reading an interesting book.New Word and expressions 生词与短语o'clockadv. 点钟shopn. 商店momentn. 片刻，瞬间本文参考译文现在是8点钟。
孩子们每天都乘小汽车去上学，而今天，他们正步行上学。
新概念第一册57-58
构成：
主语 + be+ 动词ing + 其他 (现在分词)
am I he, she, it is we, you, they are
现在进行时句式：表示正在进行的动作
肯定句: 主语+be +动词ing+其他 e.g. I am staying at home .
否定句: 主语+be+ not+动词ing+其他 e.g. I am not staying at home. 一般疑问句: Be+主语+动词ing+其他？ e.g. Are you staying at home?
一般现在时
主语
第三人称复数
谓语
动词原形：do
The Sawyers live at 87 King Street. The children go to school. They often drink tea together. The children come home from school. They arrive home early. The children always do their homework. He and his wife watch television.
Lesson57 An unusual day 不平凡的一天
Everyday English
• • • • • • Never too old to learn. 活到老学到老。 Where there is a will, there is a way. 有志者事竟成。 A friend in need is a friend indeed. 患难见真情。
an unusual day新概念课文
【序号1】标题：《an unusual day新概念课文》【序号2】概述今天，我们来聊聊一篇新概念英语课文——《an unusual day》。
这篇课文出自新概念英语第一册，通过描述主人公的一个不同寻常的一天，展现了平凡生活中的一些小事，让我们一起来走进这个小故事，感受一下课文中所蕴含的情感和意义。
【序号3】故事梗概《an unusual day》这篇课文以一个平凡的日子为背景，讲述了主人公Tommy在这一天经历了许多意外事件。
早晨，Tommy因为上学迟到了，而且还弄丢了鞋子。
然后他在学校被老师批评了，下午放学后又遇到了一场雨，被淋成了落汤鸡。
晚饭后，他还因为不小心把汤洒在了桌布上而被妈妈责备。
他去了床上，却发现自己的睡衣找不到了。
一系列这样的小事件发生，让Tommy感到这一天确实非同寻常。
【序号4】课文精彩段落欣赏“Tommy had an unusual day. He was late for school in the morning and he could not find his shoes. He found one shoe under the table and the other behind the door. He nearly missed the bus and he was terribly out of breath when he arrived at school. His teacher looked at him furiously. ‘You’relate ag本人n, Tommy,’ she s本人d. ‘It’s the third time this week. You muste to school earlier.’ Tommy opened his mouth to give an excuse, but the teacher interrupted him.”这一段描述了Tommy早上上学迟到的情景，从找不到鞋子到勉强赶上车的过程，勾勒了一天的不顺遭遇。
不寻常的一天英语作文
不寻常的一天英语作文An Unusual Day。
Yesterday was an unusual day. It started like any other day. I woke up at 6:30 am, brushed my teeth, had breakfast, and got ready for work. But as soon as I stepped out of the door, I realized that something was different.The sky was a strange shade of orange. It was as if the sun had risen on the wrong side of the world. The air was thick with smoke, and I could barely see the buildings across the street. I checked my phone for news, and thereit was a wildfire had broken out in the nearby forest.I decided to walk to work instead of taking the bus, as the traffic was likely to be chaotic. As I walked, I saw people rushing around, some with masks on their faces, others carrying bags of belongings. The fire was spreading fast, and the authorities had issued an evacuation orderfor the nearby neighborhoods.When I arrived at work, my boss told me that the office was closing early due to the emergency. We were instructedto pack up our belongings and leave as soon as possible. I quickly gathered my things and headed back out into the chaos.The streets were even more crowded now, with cars honking and people shouting. I could feel the heat from the fire, even though it was miles away. I decided to head to a nearby park, where I could sit and wait for the situationto calm down.As I sat on a bench, I watched the smoke rise into the sky. It was a surreal sight, and I couldn't believe thatthis was happening in my city. I checked my phone again,and saw that the fire was spreading even faster than before. The authorities were urging people to evacuate immediately, and to stay away from the affected areas.I decided to head home, as I didn't want to be caughtin the chaos if the situation got worse. As I walked, I sawmore and more people leaving their homes, some with tearsin their eyes. It was a heartbreaking sight, and I feltlucky to have a safe place to go.When I arrived home, I turned on the news and watchedas the fire continued to spread. The authorities were doing everything they could to contain it, but it seemed like an impossible task. I felt helpless, and wished there was something I could do to help.As the night wore on, the smoke began to clear, and the sky returned to its normal color. The fire had been contained, but not before causing extensive damage to the forest and nearby neighborhoods. It was a sobering reminder of the power of nature, and the importance of beingprepared for emergencies.As I went to bed that night, I thought about howunusual the day had been. It had started like any other day, but had quickly turned into a chaotic and frightening experience. But despite the fear and uncertainty, I hadseen the best in people their willingness to help eachother, their compassion for those affected, and their resilience in the face of adversity. And that gave me hope for the future.。
不寻常的一天英语作文
不寻常的一天英语作文Title: An Unusual Day: A Journey Through the Unexpected Life, with its predictable rhythms and routine patterns, often lulls us into a sense of normalcy. We wake up, we go to work or school, we come back home, we rest, and then the cycle repeats itself. But occasionally, like a sudden gust of wind that disrupts the calm surface of a pond, an unusual day comes along and shakes things up, reminding us that life is anything but monotonous. Today was one such day—a day that began like any other but unfolded into a series of events that left me both astonished and enlightened.The morning started off deceptively ordinary. The alarm rang at its usual time, and I groggily dragged myself out of bed. The sun shone brightly through the curtains, promising another clear day. As I sipped my morning coffee, flipping through the newspaper, little did I know that this seemingly mundane moment would be the calm before the storm.My first hint that something was amiss came when I stepped outside. Instead of the serene silence I had grown accustomed to, there was a palpable buzz in the air. People were gathered in clusters, whispering excitedly, their faces lit up with anticipation. Intrigued, I approached a group andlearned that a rare celestial event, a supermoon eclipse, was expected to occur later that evening. This revelation set the tone for the rest of the day, igniting a spark of curiosity within me.At work, the atmosphere was charged with an unusual energy. My colleagues and I decided to take a break from our regular tasks and delve into research about the impending astronomical spectacle. We shared articles, watched documentaries, and even calculated the best viewing spots in our city. For a few hours, work transformed into a collaborative exploration, bridging gaps between departments and fostering a sense of camaraderie rarely experienced during the typical hustle and bustle.As lunchtime approached, I noticed an elderly man sitting alone on a park bench near our office. He seemed deep in thought, his eyes fixed on the horizon. Compelled by an inexplicable urge, I approached him and struck up a conversation. It turned out he was a retired astronomer who had traveled the world observing celestial phenomena. His stories of distant galaxies and ancient star maps transported me to realms beyond my imagination, filling me with wonder and gratitude for the universe's vastness.The afternoon passed in a blur of meetings and deadlines, but my mind kept wandering back to the evening's promise. As twilight descended, I found myself standing on a hill overlooking the city, joining a crowd of fellow sky-gazers armed with telescopes and cameras. The anticipation was electric, and as the first signs of the eclipse appeared, a collective gasp rose from the crowd. Watching the moon slowly embrace the Earth's shadow was a humbling experience, a reminder of our place in the cosmos and the beauty inherent in nature's grand designs.On my way home, still basking in the afterglow of the celestial show, I encountered a stray dog limping along the roadside. Its eyes, filled with pain and confusion, tugged at my heartstrings. Without a second thought, I scooped it up and took it to the nearest veterinary clinic. That simple act of kindness, born out of empathy and impulse, not only saved a helpless creature but also enriched my soul, adding another layer to an already extraordinary day.Finally, as I settled into bed, exhausted yet exhilarated, I reflected on the events of the day. What started as an ordinary morning had evolved into a tapestry woven with curiosity, connection, wisdom, and compassion. It dawned on me thatwhile some days may seem uneventful on the surface, they hold within them the potential for unexpected adventures and profound lessons. All it takes is an open heart and a willing spirit to embrace the unknown.In conclusion, today taught me that life is not a static entity but a dynamic journey filled with surprises waiting to be discovered. An unusual day can transform the mundane into the magical, revealing the interconnectedness of all things and the boundless possibilities that lie just beyond our everyday perception. As I drifted off to sleep, I made a silent vow to approach each new day with the same sense of wonder and readiness to embrace whatever comes my way, for you never know when the next 'unusual day' might arrive, ready to change your life forever.。
我不寻常的一天英语作文 现在进行时
我不寻常的一天英语作文现在进行时全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1An Unusual Day I'm HavingI'm waking up this morning feeling a little off. Something just doesn't seem quite right. As I'm rubbing the sleep from my eyes, I'm realizing that my room looks different somehow. The walls are swaying gently, almost like they're made of fabric blowing in the breeze. That can't be right!I'm climbing out of bed and the floor feels spongy under my feet. I'm taking a few steps and with each one, my body is bobbing up and down. This is so weird! I'm making my way over to the window, my legs sinking into the rubbery floor with every step. I'm pulling back the curtain and I can't believe my eyes!Outside, everything is enormous! The trees in the yard are towering high into the sky like giant redwoods. The bushes look more like thick forests. And the neighbor's dog is absolutely massive – it looks more like a bear! As I'm gawking out the window, I'm realizing that it's not the outside world that hasgrown. No, I've somehow shrunken down to the size of a small action figure!This is all too crazy to be real. I must still be dreaming! I'm pinching myself on the arm to see if I'll wake up. Ow! Nope, I'm definitely awake. This is actually happening!I'm hearing my mom's voice calling up the stairs. "Time to get ready for school!" She doesn't seem to have noticed anything strange going on.I'm shouting back down. "Mom! You've got to come see this! I've shrunk down to mini-size during the night!"There's a pause, then she shouts up in an amused voice. "Very funny, honey. Now stop playing around and get dressed for school."She doesn't believe me! I need to prove to her that I'm telling the truth. I'm spotting my backpack on the floor across the room. But it looks absolutely massive - probably bigger than I am! I'm taking a running start and leaping up, trying to grab the straps. Not even close! I try a few more times, somersaulting through the air, but the backpack is just too high off the ground.Suddenly, I have an idea. I'm picking up one of my pencils from the desktop and positioning myself underneath thebackpack. With all my might, I'm shoving the pencil straight up, using it like a pole to knock the backpack over. It works! The gigantic bag goes crashing down, shaking the entire room. I'm scrambling out of the way just in time before I'm crushed underneath it."What's all that noise?" Mom is shouting up in a concerned voice. She must have heard the commotion.I'm scurrying over to the doorway and shouting down to her with my tiny voice. "Mom, come up here please! I really did shrink during the night and you've got to see it to believe me!"I can hear her footsteps coming up the stairs, getting louder as she approaches. The doorknob is turning and then there she is, filling up the entire doorway. She has the most bewildered look on her face as she's staring down at me in total disbelief."Oh my...Bobby, is that really you?" she asks in an hushed voice, kneeling down to get a closer look. "How on earth did this happen?"I'm excitedly telling her that I have no idea, but I just woke up like this. The room, the backpack, even the dog outside - everything is massively huge compared to me!She shakes her head slowly. "I don't understand it, but you're right. This is all too real." She gingerly scoops me up with her hand, lifting me up towards her face. "Well, I guess we're going to have figure out how to handle a shrunken kid today!"I'm laughing - I never expected to be having such an insane, shrunken-down adventure today! Mom asks if I'm scared, but I can't help feeling excited. This is the most bizarre, unbelievable thing that has ever happened to me! I'm wondering what else the day has in store.After that, everything is a hilarious blunder of problems caused by my tiny new size. Getting dressed, I'm swimming in the arms and legs of my clothes like they're gigantic smocks. When it's time for breakfast, I can't even climb up into the chair. Mom just laughs and makes me a mini-bowl of cereal using a plastic measuring cup.The real fun starts when I've got to get ready for school. My backpack is still laying on its side where I knocked it over earlier. I'm able to shimmy inside and Mom puts in some sharpened pencils for me to use as walking sticks or hiking poles. It's like I'm a tiny explorer going on an adventure!Mom drives me to school, and I'm riding in the cupholder of the car. I have to duck down whenever she takes a turn, or else I'llgo tumbling out. When we arrive, I'm peeking out and the school looks even bigger and more daunting than it usually does. How am I going to manage this?Turns out, I don't have to worry. As soon as I start shouting to get someone's attention, a huge crowd of students gathers around in amazement. They're all gawking and chattering excitedly about the shrunken kid. Before I know it, the principal herself comes out to see what's going on. When she learns about my unbelievable situation, she decides it's too dangerous and unpredictable to have me roaming around school in such a peewee state. I'm relieved when she says I can just spend the day in the nurse's office until we figure out how to return me to normal size.So that's exactly what I'm doing as I write this - kicking back on the cot in the nurse's office, surrounded by tissues and medical supplies that all look majorly oversized to me. I've had to explain my shrunken situation about a hundred times to the never-ending stream of curious teachers, staff and students that keep poking their heads in. Some are worried for me, some are just fascinated, and others keep teasing me about finally being able to attend school inside a dollhouse.To be honest, I'm just glad to have a relaxing breather right now. This has all been so exhausting! Who knew being just a few inches tall would be such a wild adventure? Between trying not to get stepped on by giants and dealing with the constant challenges of ordinary objects that are now colossal compared to me, I'm feeling like I've aged about ten years today.I'm still hoping that somehow before the day is over, I'll be returned to my normal size. But if I'm stuck being tiny for a while, I guess I'd better get used to it! I'm already coming up with ideas for makeshift mini-furniture out of pencil boxes and other classroom supplies that can make things more comfortable. I could turn the storage closet into my very own tiny studio loft! Or maybe I'll just live out of my backpack for a while like a personalized sleeping bag tent.I'll admit, there's a part of me that hopes this bizarre situation keeps going for at least a little while longer. It's just such an amazingly unique experience that I may never get to have again. To live life from the viewpoint of something small and insignificant...it really does make you see the world through a fresh set of eyes.My only worry is what will happen when Dad gets home from work and sees how I've been inexplicably shrunken down.Mom's going to have a hard time convincing him that this is really me and not some crazy joke! I can picture the dumbfounded look on his face already. Maybe when he sees my miniature pencil walking sticks, he'll believe it.Anyway, I better finish up this essay about my very unusual day. The bell is about to ring for the next class, which means another flood of shocked, giggly students is about to parade through here. I'm climbing up on the pillow of the cot and getting comfortable. After all, being astonishingly tiny is hard work! Who knows what other wacky surprises are in store before I return to normal size?篇2Here's an essay of around 2000 words in the present tense from the perspective of an elementary school student, describing an unusual day:An Extraordinary DayI'm waking up to the sound of my alarm clock ringing loudly. It's still dark outside, and I can hear the birds chirping in the distance. Normally, I would be grumpy and try to hit the snooze button, but today is different. Today is the day of our school field trip to the science museum!I'm jumping out of bed, full of excitement. I'm putting on my favorite shirt with the rocketship design and my comfy sneakers. Mom is already in the kitchen, preparing my lunch bag. The delicious smell of pancakes is filling the air."Good morning, honey!" Mom is greeting me with a big smile. "Are you ready for your big day?""Yes, Mom! I can't wait!" I'm exclaiming as I'm devouring the pancakes.Soon, it's time to go. Dad is driving us to school, and I'm bouncing in my seat with anticipation. When we're arriving, I'm spotting my best friend, Jack, waiting by the entrance."Hi, Jack!" I'm waving excitedly. "Isn't this going to be the best day ever?""You bet!" Jack is grinning from ear to ear. "I've been looking forward to this for weeks!"Our teacher, Mrs. Thompson, is gathering us all together. "Alright, class," she's saying in her kind voice, "let's go over the rules one more time before we board the bus."We're all nodding eagerly, too excited to pay much attention. Finally, we're climbing onto the big yellow school bus, and our adventure is beginning!The ride to the museum is taking forever, or at least it feels that way. Jack and I are playing I Spy and counting cars to pass the time. When we're finally arriving, everyone is cheering and clapping.The museum is huge, with tall glass windows and a massive dinosaur skeleton in the lobby. Our jaws are dropping in awe. Mrs. Thompson is dividing us into groups, and we're following our group leader, a friendly young man named Tom.Tom is taking us through the different exhibits, and we're learning so many fascinating things. In the space section, we're seeing real pieces of the moon and trying on astronaut suits. In the physics area, we're watching amazing experiments with electricity and magnetism.During the lunch break, Jack and I are trading snacks and discussing our favorite parts so far. "Did you see the way the lightning arced between the two metal balls?" Jack is asking with wide eyes."Yeah, that was incredible!" I'm agreeing. "But my favorite was getting to touch the piece of the moon rock!"After lunch, we're heading to the planetarium for a show about the solar system. The room is going dark, and thousandsof twinkling stars are appearing on the domed ceiling above us. We're learning about the different planets, their sizes, and their distances from the sun. It's like we're traveling through space!By the time the day is ending, our brains are overflowing with new knowledge, and our feet are tired from all the walking. On the bus ride back to school, many of us are dozing off, exhausted but happy.When we're arriving home, Mom and Dad are waiting for me with big smiles. "Well, how was your day?" Dad is asking."It was the best day ever!" I'm exclaiming, launching into a detailed retelling of all the amazing things we saw and did.As I'm getting ready for bed that night, I'm already looking forward to our next field trip. Who knows what incredible adventures await? Today was certainly one to remember.篇3My Unusual DayI'm waking up to the sound of my alarm clock ringing loudly. It's 6:30 in the morning on a Saturday! I'm rubbing my eyes and yawning. Why am I up so early on the weekend? Then I remember - it's the day of the big family trip to the waterpark!I'm jumping out of bed excitedly and running to the bathroom to get ready. I'm brushing my teeth vigorously and combing my hair. I don't want to be the last one ready to go!I'm rushing back to my room to get dressed. I'm putting on my favorite swimsuit - the one with the sharks on it. I'm grabbing a towel and sunscreen too since we're going to be outside all day.I'm dashing down the hallway to the kitchen where my dad is making breakfast. The smells of pancakes and bacon are filling the air. My mouth is watering! "I'm starving!" I exclaim as I'm sliding into my seat at the table."Well eat up quickly then! We want to get to the waterpark right when it opens so we can have the whole day there," my mom says as she's pouring me a glass of orange juice.I'm wolfing down the pancakes, getting syrup all over my face. My little sister is giggling at me as she's nibbling on her bacon. I'm sticking my tongue out at her playfully.Finally, we're all ready and piling into the car. I'm in the backseat squirming with anticipation. We're driving down the highway and I'm looking out the window at all the buildings and cars whizzing by."Are we there yet?" I'm asking every five minutes."Not yet, be patient!" my parents keep responding with a chuckle.At last, we're pulling into the huge waterpark parking lot. I can see the towering waterslides and wave pool ahead. I'm bouncing up and down in my seat, unbuckling my seatbelt before we've even stopped moving.We're walking up to the entrance, and I'm tugging on my dad's arm. "Come on, come on! Let's go!" I'm practically dragging them through the gates I'm so eager to get inside.First up is the lazy river. We're grabbing our inner tubes and wading into the gently flowing water. I'm kicking my feet and propelling myself along slowly, watching the scenery of artificial rocks and trees drift by. My sister is splashing me, and soon we're having an all-out water fight.Next, we're racing over to the enormous wave pool. We're staking out a spot on the human-made beach and settling in as the buzzer goes off. Giant waves start forming and crashing towards the shore. I'm jumping up and trying to dive through them, my dad lifting me up on his shoulders.After the wave pool, I'm feeling hot and hungry, so we're taking a break for lunch. We're devouring hot dogs, fries, and ice cream as we're drying off in the sun.Re-energized, we're heading to the piece de resistance - the widely winding maze of waterslides! I'm climbing up the long staircase to the highest one, my heart pounding with excitement. Finally, I'm at the top, inching towards the edge. I'm taking a deep breath and pushing off, zooming down the slide at lightning speed, zipping around curves and loops before finally splashing into the pool at the bottom. "Wahoo!" I'm squealing with delight.Too soon, the day is coming to an end as the park is closing. We're gathering our belongings, sandy, pruned, and utterly exhausted. I'm dragging my feet, not wanting to leave.We're piling back into the car, towels and swimsuits thrown everywhere. I'm snuggling into my seat, eyes drooping. What an awesome day at the waterpark! I'm already dreaming about our next fun family adventure as I'm drifting off to sleep on the drive home.篇4An Unusual DayI am waking up and it's a sunny Saturday morning. I rub my eyes and stretch my arms out wide. Today is going to be a fun day because it's not a normal day at all!First, my mom comes into my room which is strange because she usually lets me sleep in on Saturdays. "Get up sleepyhead, we're going on an adventure today!" she says with a big smile. An adventure? This is already not a regular day.I jump out of bed and quickly get dressed. For breakfast, instead of my usual cereal, my dad makes me chocolate chip pancakes! He never makes those except for my birthday. I eat them up quickly because I can't wait to see what this adventure will be.After breakfast, my parents tell me to put on my rainboots and raincoat. "But it's sunny outside," I say feeling confused. They just smile and say I'll need them for where we're going. How strange!We all pile into the car and start driving. I'm looking out the window, trying to figure out where we're headed. After driving for a while, we pull into a huge parking lot with a sign that says "Willow Tree Puddle Farms." Puddle Farms? I've never heard of a place like that before.My dad pays the lady at the entrance and she hands each of us a skipping stick. Then she points us towards a huge field that seems to go on forever. But this field doesn't have any crops or plants - it's fully covered in puddles! Thousands and thousands of puddles as far as I can see."What is this place?" I ask my parents in wonder. They just laugh and head out towards the puddles. I follow them, feeling both confused and excited.When we reach the first puddles, my dad shows me how to use the skipping stick to jump over them. Then he takes a running start and leaps over one, letting out a joyful yell. My mom does it next, clearing the puddle easily. This looks so fun!I take the skipping stick and run towards a nice muddy puddle. With a smile on my face, I jump with all my might and sail over to the other side, laughing gleefully. From puddle to puddle I hop, getting muddier with every splash.After an hour of puddle jumping, I spot a sign saying "Puddle Slides" with an arrow pointing over a hill. My curious nature gets the best of me and I wander over to investigate. When I reach the top of the hill, I gasp out loud.Stretching out in front of me are gigantic mud slides! Each one is several stories high with lots of twists and turns. At the bottom is a huge pool of mud that kids are cheerfully playing in. This is amazing!I race back to find my parents. "Mom, dad! You have to see this! There are mud slides over the hill and a big mud pool at the bottom!"They laugh again at my excitement and follow me back to the hill. Sure enough, my dad's eyes go wide when he sees the muddy playground in front of us. He turns to me with the same giddy look I'm feeling. "Well, what are we waiting for? Cannonball!" he yells as he takes a running start and flings himself down the first slide.My mom and I watch as he goes down the twists and turns until finally landing with a huge splash in the mud pool at the bottom. When he stands up, he's completely covered in brown mud from head to toe. He has a huge smile though as he waves for us to join him.First my mom goes next, sliding down and landing in the mud with my dad. Then it's my turn. I rub my hands together in anticipation and run full speed towards the slide entrance. I can feel the wind rushing by my face as I zoom down, letting outexcited screams. Finally, I plunge into the deep mud pool, sinking almost up to my head in the thick mud. It's so gloriously gooey and slimy!I spend the rest of the day alternating between the puddles and mud slides, getting dirtier than I've ever been in my life. I make mud pies and mud angels. I have a mud ball throwing contest with my dad that my mom the referee. It's probably the most fun I've ever had.Eventually though, I'm getting tired from all the playing. I plop down in one of the puddles, splashing around contentedly. That's when I notice something off in the distance - a building that says "Mudbaths and Spa."Always up for new adventures, I convince my parents to go check it out with me. When we go inside, I'm amazed at what I see. There are huge tubs and pools full of bubbling warm mud! A bunch of teenagers are sitting in the tubs, letting the mud ooze over them while sipping fruity drinks with umbrellas.The friendly lady at the front desk explains that they have mud baths and mud massage treatments to relax and rejuvenate after a day of playing in the puddles and slides. She gets us each a mud bath tub and even gives me a fruity virgin drink.I can't remember a time I've ever felt more relaxed than soaking in that warm, silky mud bath. My parents and I spend over an hour just letting the stress melt away as we sip our drinks. What an amazing end to such an incredibly fun day.When we finally leave, I'm feeling both exhausted and totally content. As we pull out of the puddle farm parking lot, I'm already dreaming about coming back again next weekend. I fall asleep in the car, dreaming of jumping higher and higher over the puddles.What a special, unbelievable day this turned out to be! I'll never forget the joy of playing in those gigantic mud puddles and slides. Puddle farms are definitely one of the coolest places I've ever experienced. Who knew getting dirty could be so much fun? I can't wait for many more unusual days like this!篇5An Unusual DayI'm having a pretty weird day today. It starts out normal enough - I'm waking up to the sound of my mom calling me for breakfast. I go downstairs and she's making my favorite - pancakes!"Thanks mom, you're the best!" I tell her as I pour some syrup all over the pancakes. My little sister Suzy is being a pain as usual, trying to steal bites off my plate. I have to keep swatting her hand away.After breakfast, I'm getting ready for school. I put on my backpack and head out the door. But then something strange happens. Instead of the school bus, I see a huge rocket ship landing in front of our house! The door opens up and two aliens come walking out. They look really funny, with three eyes and antennas sticking out of their heads."Greetings, human child," one of the aliens says in a weird robotic voice. "We require your assistance on an urgent mission to explore other galaxies. Will you join us?"At first I'm not sure what to think. Part of me wants to scream and run away. But another part of me feels super excited for an adventure in space! After hesitating for a minute, I decide to be brave."Okay, I'll go with you!" I reply. The aliens seem pleased.I wave goodbye to my confused mom and sister, and the next thing I know, I'm boarding the alien spacecraft. The inside isincredibly futuristic and high-tech, with flashing lights and giant computer screens everywhere. This is so cool!We blast off into the sky, and within a few minutes we've left Earth behind completely. I spend hours getting a tour of the ship from the friendly aliens, and even learn a few words in their language. They explain that they are explorers from the Andromeda galaxy, here to examine other intelligent life forms.Eventually, the ship lands on a strange new planet with three moons in the sky. I follow the aliens outside onto the surface, where the ground is bright blue and there are these wiggly worm-like creatures slithering all around."This is the planet Xenora in the Orion constellation," one of the aliens tells me. "We must study the ecology and animal life here."We spend what feels like days collecting samples and taking notes on all the crazy-looking plants and critters. The aliens even let me safely interact with some of the tamer species up close. I'm having an absolute blast!After we've gathered enough data, it's time to move on to the next destination. This routine repeats over and over - we jump from one weird alien world to the next, exploring andinvestigating each new environment. I'm seeing and experiencing things I never could have imagined back on Earth.On one planet, the skies are bright yellow and it rains liquid metal. On another, the dominant life forms are intelligent sentient clouds of gas. Every stop is packed with fresh surprises.At one point, the aliens and I end up having a light Speed showdown with a race of spiky, dinosaur-like creatures. Somehow my video gaming skills come in handy, and I'm able to outmaneuver our opponents using the ship's laser cannons and torpedoes."Well done, young human!" the aliens congratulate me after we escape to safety. "You have been most useful on this mission."After who knows how many lightyears of travel, the alien ship is finally running low on fuel. We make one last stop at a planet made up of endless fields of luminous crystals."I'm afraid this is where we must part ways," the alien captain informs me regretfully. "But we are forever grateful for your assistance, Brave human child."The aliens use the last of the ship's power to open a portal, and I find myself getting transported back to my hometown onEarth instantly. I blink and suddenly I'm standing in my front yard again, still in my pajamas.My mom comes running outside. "There you are! Where on Earth have you been?" she cries, hugging me tight.I look up at the morning sky and catch a glimpse of the alien spacecraft making one final jump into hyperspace before disappearing. I'll forever keep the incredible memories of my adventures fresh in my mind."You'll never believe what happened to me today, mom!" I start explaining excitedly...。
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Lesson57-58 An unusual day 很不平常的一天基础达标一．词组翻译步行每天乘小汽车此刻做作业在客厅做家务一本有趣的书二．心中有数第一第八第九第五第三第十九第二十第二十二三．找出各句的正确答语1. What's the time? A. He is eleven.2. What does he do in the evening? B. He likes chicken.3. Is he reading a book? C. It's a fine day.4. Does he like beef or chicken? D. Yes, there are some.5. How old is he? E. I'm going to school.6. Where are you going? F. No, he isn't.7. What's the weather like today? G. He does his homework.8. Are there any books on the desk? H. It's ten o'clock.四．选择题( )1. Can she them?A.carriesB. carryingC. carriesD. carrys( )2. There a cat and two dogs in my house.A. haveB. areC. hasD. is( )3. Tomorrow is Karen's birthday. He her a lovely hat.A. givesB. giveC. givingD. is going to give ( )4. Look, Tom the letters.A.typesB. is typingC. typingD. type能力提升一．选择题( )1. There are three in our school.A. man teachersB. mans teacherC. men teachersD.man teacher ( )2. --- is Hans? ---He is German.A. WhereB. What nationalityC. WhoD. Which( )3. --- Mr.Smith from? ---He comes from Canada.A. Where is:/B. Where does:/C. Where does: comesD. Where does: come ( )4. The children go to school bus.A. onB.inC.byD. with( )5. A man has two arms and two .A. footB. footsC. feetsD. feet二．用正确形式填空。
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An unusual day
A piece of paper was blowing in the wind,and there were leaves on the ground.At this time of the morning,the street was almost empty.Mr. Jhon,a postman,was senting newspapers each door and door as usual.But today is an unusual day for him,for he met a thing which made him become a rich man.
The silence was suddenly broken when a cry came from a house.At the first time,Mr. John was afraid for he did not know what had happened.Out of curiosity,he walked through a big house following the cry.The house was beautiful.There was a man-made lake in the front of it,and there were a number of fruits treees around it.John was shocked by this house,but he felt one more strange things that the door was unlocked.On entering the house,he was amazed to find the large room with beautifully decorated walls,and there were delicate furnitures.Of course,he did not forget the cry,for it was never stopped.
John went into the bedroom,finding a little girl crying loudly,and there was a beautiful woman lying with flooding in the bed.He let out a cry and jumped back several paces.The little girl found him,seeing him with scared.John did not know hoe to comfort the girl,so he called police immediatly.They were astounded when the girl told them what had happened.The woman was her adoptive mother,and she was abounded by her husband yesterday.She was sad,feeling life was uncolorful,so she killed herself by a knife at night.In the morning,the girl got up early with anxious.Finding her mother died,she was crying so loudly that John finding her.A crowed of people gathered round her and a policewoman comfort her.The girl was a child,and she has no relatives,so police hope the post man can bring up her until she was 18-year-old.John accepted the idea with pleasure immediatly,for he has no family.From then on,John lived in the big house with his new daughter.。