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1、 Unit 4 Danyang Shiyan Middle School Jiang YanfeiWhat animals do you know?Revision no eyelidsFish sleepwith their eyes openlive up to 70 years (直到直到)walk on tiptoetortoiselive up to ? years old giraffe（s）a few bones in its long neckneckcamelIt usually lives It usually lives in the in the desert.dese
2、rt.It lives in very It lives in very dry and dusty dry and dusty places.places.antsmell things akindofinsects(昆虫）A giraffe-has only _bones in its long neckA tortoise-can live up to_years old Camels-each of their eyes has_eyelidsAnts-can_things as well as_canseven1503smelldogsFill in the blanks:DearM
3、rWuThankyouforyourhelp.Now,Iknowmoreaboutanimals.Icanseethattheycanbeveryprettyandlovely.Itoldmyfriendsthata_hassevenbonesinitslong_.Myfriendsfoundit interestingtoo.Istillrememberyourwordsabouttortoises.Istillcannotbelievethata_canlive up to_years.Itisreallyamazing.giraffenecktortoise150It isalsoint
4、eresting to knowthateacheyeofa_has_eyelids.Inowunderstandwhymymotheralwaystells me to cleanthetableafterameal-Iknowantscan_thingsas well as_can.Now.Iamnotafraidofanimalsany more.Iwanttolearnmoreaboutthem.Suzycamel3smelldogsSpeak up:talking about amazing things A:Isthereanythingaboutanimalsinthebook?
5、B:Yes,thereis.Itsaysthatgoldfish can only remember things for three seconds.They dont know what happened to them three seconds ago.A:Thatsinteresting.Isthereanythingaboutpeople?B:Yes,thereis.Itsaysthatwe eat about 27,000 kilos of food during our lives.Thats the weight of about six elephants.A:Thatsa
6、mazing.1234分四组竞赛分四组竞赛(一分钟准备一分钟准备)若该组同学在规定时间若该组同学在规定时间回答不出回答不出,其他组可抢答得分其他组可抢答得分.PKGoldfish can only remember things for_seconds.They dont know what _ _ them three seconds ago.We eat about _ _ kilos of food during our lives.Thats _ _ about six elephants.:27,000threehappened tohappened to1.I am not _ _
7、 tigers _ _(不再害怕不再害怕).2.Its _ (令人惊讶的令人惊讶的)that his grandpa can _ _ _ （活到）活到）110.3.He speaks English _ _ _ （一样好）一样好）an Englishman.4.It _ _ _ （非常有趣）非常有趣）to know _ (一些事一些事) about animals. isveryinterestingsomethingafraid /frightenedofanymoreamazing /surprisingliveuptoaswellasListen and answer:How many
8、kinds of animals are Mr Wu and Suzy talking about? What are they?Playtheguessinggame:Whatisit?1.2.3.4.5.6 giraffeIt has seven bones in its long neck.Ants can smell things as well as dogs can .ant goldfishGoldfish can only remember things for three seconds.They dont know what happened to them three s
9、econds ago.camelIt lives in the desert. Each of its eyes has three eyelids.tortoiseIt can live up to 150 years. peoplePeople eat about 27,000 kilos of food during our lives.Thats the weight of about six elephants. a bonebonesUnit 4 Amazing thingsPronunciationSaying-edendingsMost verbs in the simple
10、past tense form have -ed endings . However, we pronounce these endings differently: /t/, /d/ or /id/ ./ t / d / id /1 danced2 helped3 talked4 shopped5 played6 lived7 answered8 carried9 hated10 needed11 visited12 shoutedHow do you pronounce the following ending ? Listen carefully and repeat these wor
11、ds .How do you pronounce the ending of these words ? Listen carefully and write / t / , / d / or / id / in the blanks .1 listened _ 2 liked _ 3 wanted _ 4 hoped _ 5 started _ 6 chatted_ 7 finished _ 8 organized _ 9 stopped _ 10 raised_11 walked _ 12 turned _/ d / d / d / d / id / t / t / t / t / id
12、/ id / t /Millie and Kitty met up with Sandy outside a museum .Listen to their conversation. Pay attention to the pronunciation of the -ed endings . Millie : Hello, Sandy . Youre late . The museum is closed .Sandy :Sorry . My grandma visited us this morning , so I stayed at home and talked to her .K
13、itty : Thats OK .Sandy : I hope you enjoyed your day . What did you do ?Millie : We watched a short film about the amazing things in the world . We listened to the guide carefully and we also asked some questions .Kitty : We decided to go there again next time .Sandy : Let me go with you then ! Recite the pronunciation of the “-ed” endings .
