Word House
读读写写:大声朗读下面云彩中的单词,并把含有共同音素的单词放在一起。
this thank although tooth thought
another either south weather through
/θ/
/ð/

/θ/: thank, tooth, thought, south, through；/ð/: this, although, another, either, weather

1. Sometimes I work in the day and sometimes at night.
(1)翻译:
(2)仿写:
(3)联想:你还知道哪些表示频率的副词?
→→→→→

(1) 有时我在白天工作，有时在晚上工作。
(2) Sometimes I play football on weekends and sometimes I play basketball.
(3) always（总是）, usually（通常）, often（经常）, seldom（很少）, hardly ever（几乎从不）, never（从不）

2. What is she doing on the beach?
(1)翻译:
(2)仿写:
(3)联想:动词加“-ing”时词尾变化是不一样的。你能想出几个呢?
①直接加“-ing”:
②双写加“-ing”:
③去“e”加“-ing”:
(4)仿写:①
②
③

(1) 她正在海滩上做什么？
(2) What is he doing in the park?
(3) ① play - playing, read - reading, talk - talking
② run - running, swim - swimming, sit - sitting
③ make - making, take - taking, write - writing
(4) ① What is Tom doing at home?
② What is the dog doing under the tree?
③ What is Lily doing in the library?

Reading Room
Johnny Appleseed was born near Boston in 1775. His real name was John Chapman.
When he was a child he played in the forest and in the fields. His best friends were animals. He loved all animals. He played with them and talked to them. He also liked Aesop's Fables. Johnny loved the tales about animals and their adventures.
When Johnny was a teenager he worked as a missionary with the Indians. The Indians were his friends.
When he was 26 years old he had a vision. An angel appeared to him. The angel said, "Go and plant apple seeds across America. The settlers of the new frontier want good apples to eat."
Johnny was surprised but he was happy. He was a kind person and he wanted to help others. He took a big sack and filled it with apple seeds. He carried this sack on his back. Now he was ready to cross the continent and plant American's favorite fruit — the apple.
Johnny was an unusual man. He was tall and thin. He had long hair and a beard. He never bought new clothes. He wore an old coffee sack and the old clothes people gave him. He didn't usually wear any shoes. He wore a saucepan on his head ...
For almost fifty years, Johnny Appleseed walked through Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. Everywhere he went he carried bags of apple seeds and planted them. He also gave apple seeds and apple saplings to everyone he met. He is said to have planted thousands of seeds during his travels ...
(From The Legend of Johnny Appleseed)

He liked to play with.
He wore on his head.
He was crossing America to.

animals；a saucepan；plant apple seeds