Unit7 Welcome to Cathy’s class

The Four Seasons. repeating picture mood rhyme poempoem What does poem make you think of?

In the winter watch us go, making footprints in the snow. In the spring my boots are wet. See how deep the puddles( 水坑 ) get. In the summer by the sea, sandy footprints made by me. In the autumn trees are brown, I kick the leaves all over the town. Lovely seasons

A Look at the picture and the title of the first poem on page 111.

a construction worker crane plank afraid frightenedterrifiedscared wide narrow

Read the poem quickly and find the rhyming words in the poem. … Now, he’s sitting in his favourite chair. … Now, he’s sitting in his favourite chair. … He’s high up, in the clouds, up in the air. …

My Dad at Home and at Work He comes home, has a shower, And eats dinner, every day. Now, he’s sitting in his favourite chair. He’s reading the paper And watching television. Soon he’ll go to bed. He’s a boring man, my dad.

And then one day I see him, On the building site, at work. He’s high up, in the clouds, up in the air. He’s making a building, He’s fixing a crane, so clever. He’s working higher than the birds, He’s walking on a narrow plank, Not scared, not scared like me. He’s a super man, my dad.

My Dad at Home and at Work He comes home, has a shower, And eats dinner, every day. Now, he’s sitting in his favourite chair. He’s reading the paper And watching television. Soon he’ll go to bed. He’s a boring man, my dad. Read through the poem and find two places that happens in the poem

And then one day I see him, On the building site, at work. He’s high up, in the clouds, up in the air. He’s making a building, He’s fixing a crane, so clever. He’s working higher than the birds, He’s walking on a narrow plank, Not scared, not scared like me. He’s a super man, my dad.

have a shower eat dinner sit in his favourite chair read the paper watch television go to bed At home boring tired

make a building fix a crane work higher than the birds walk on a narrow plank At work super

My Dad at Home and at Work He comes home, has a shower, And eats dinner, every day. Now, he’s sitting in his favourite chair. He’s reading the paper And watching television. Soon he’ll go to bed. He’s a boring man, my dad. A Read the poem.

And then one day I see him, On the building site, at work. He’s high up, in the clouds, up in the air. He’s making a building, He’s fixing a crane, so clever. He’s working higher than the birds, He’s walking on a narrow plank, Not scared, not scared like me. He’s a super man, my dad.

A Complete the summary about the poem.

Have a pair work: What kind of father do you have? 1.What does your father do? 2.What does your father often do at home? 3.What does your father often do at work? 4.What do you think of your father?

My father at home and at work He comes home,_______________________ And ________________________every day. Now, he ’ s ___________________________. He ’ s _______________________________. Soon he ’ ll ___________________________. He ’ s a ________ man, my dad. And then one day I see him, _____________________________, at work. He ’ s ________________________________. Not _______, not _______ like me. He ’ s a ________man, my dad.

Let’s share My father at home and at work

Summary: Two poems Lovely seasons My Dad at Home and at Work At homeboringtired At worksuper

Homework: 1.Read the poem fluently 2.Copy the new words 3.Finish the poem about your father (mother, teacher…) with the help of the words. have a shower, have dinner, read books, smoke, make phone calls, play majiang, play cards, dance, sing Karaoke ----lazy, uninteresting work hard, work in the factory, sit there until…, see sweats from the head ---great,