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典范英语8THE BIG CHANCE大好时机一‘Drink your tea’Ray Martin, the new boss of Smalltown Football Club, was very happy. It was almost half-time and his team were winning 1-0.Ray raced down to the changing room to talk to the team. Eleven cups of tea were waiting for the players.The team jogged in, looking tired but happy.‘Well done, lads,’ smiled Ray.‘You must be thirsty. Drink your tea while it`s hot.’‘In a minute, boss,’ said Steve the captain.Then Ray noticed one player after another taking their cups of tea into the shower room. When they came back the cups were empty.‘That`s funny,’ thought Ray. ‘Drinking tea in the shower.’Steve the captain picked up his cup. Ray followed him. In the shower room Steve was pouring his tea down the sink.‘What`s going on? ’said Ray.Steve leaped in the air and dropped his cup. The sound of the smashing cup brought the other players running.‘It was his fault,’ sobbed Steve. ‘He made me jump.’‘What shall we do?’ moaned Nick the goalkeeper. ‘Maybe we can glue it,’ said Steve. ‘Will somebody tell me what`s going on?’ said Ray. ‘Why are you all tipping your tea down the sink?’Nobody spoke. ‘Well?’‘Because it`s not very nice.’‘Why all the fuss about a broken cup?’‘Hilda,’ whispered somebody. ‘Who is this Hilda?’‘She makes the tea,’ hissed Nick.‘Then I shall go and tell her that the tea is not very nice.’‘Ssh,’hissed the team. ‘She will hear you.’‘She certainly will hear me,’said Ray. ‘Oh dear,’ said Nick.‘Fancy,’ said Ray. ‘A bunch of men, scared of a little old tea lady.’‘Er,’ said one player. ‘She`s not little.’‘She`s not that old,’ said another.‘And we`re not scared of her,’ said Steve. ‘We`re terrified.’‘That`s enough,’ said Ray. ‘Where will I find this Hilda?’‘At the tea stand,’said Nick. Ray strode towards the door. ‘Good luck,’ said someone. 二Ray meets HildaThe tea stand was an old caravan. Ray joined a quiet queue of fans. ‘I’d like one cup of tea please, with a dash of milk and no sugar, ’said a big man.‘You’ll get it how I make it and you’ll like it, ’boomed a voice from inside the caravan.The next man in the queue already had a cup of tea. ‘Excuse me, ’he said politely.‘Yes, ’boomed the voice.‘I’m sorry to bother you, ’continued the man. ’But this tea is not very nice.’‘What did you say?’The caravan began to tremble. The caravan rocked and shook. There was a great bang and the door flew off its hinges.There in the hole where the door had been stood Hilda. She wore a green skirt ,an apron, red boots and a jumper that said,‘Smalltown F.C.’‘Hilda, ’gasped Ray.Hilda stepped down from the caravan ,rolling up her sleeves.; She strode over to the man.‘Do you know what I do with great moaning minnies who come complaining about my tea?’‘I-I don’t know, ’stammered the man. ‘I do this, ’said Hilda.Hilda grabbed the man and threw him over her shoulder. She marched down towards the pitch.‘Help!’ cried the man. Hilda strode into the goal area.She lifted the man over her head and sat him on the cross bar. ‘Get me down, ’yelled the man. Hilda marched back to her tea stand.‘What are you looking at?’ she said to one supporter. ‘Nothing.’‘Is that cup on the floor yours?’‘I- er. ’‘Put it in the bin.’Hilda climbed back into the caravan.‘ Right ,’said Hilda. ‘Any more complaints?’‘I think I’ll talk to Hilda after the game, ’said Ray to himself. A group of fans helped the man down from the goalpost.‘Excuse me, ’Ray asked them. ‘But if the tea is so horrible, Why do you buy it?’One of the fans looked up towards the tea stand.‘ It’s OK, ’he said.‘ She’s looking the other way.’‘If you don’t buy a cup of tea, ’whispered another, ‘She comes out and makes you drink two cups.’‘So, ’said another, ‘it’s safer to buy a cup and tip it away.’Ray looked around. All over the terraces were puddles of tea. ‘She’ll have to go, ’said Ray to himself.Ray walked back to the changing room. The players had just left to start the second half . Instead of watching the game, Ray paced up and down. The game ended in a 3-1 win for Smalltown F.C.As the players trotted into the changing room, Ray patted them on the back.‘Right , ’he said bravely. ‘I’m off to see Hilda.’The players crowded into the shower room. Nick, the goalkeeper ,climbed up on Steve’s shoulders. He looked out of the window.‘What’s going on？’asked the others. ‘He’s reached the tea stand.’‘Yes.’‘He’s talking to Hilda. Oh no! He’s on his way back.’The players raced out of the shower room, leaving Nick hanging onto the window ledge.‘Oi , lads, ’yelled Nick. ‘Get me down!’The changing room door opened. In staggered Ray, with a tea urn rammed on his head.‘You told her, then, ’said Steve, as he pulled the urn off.The changing room door flew open and Hilda marched in.‘ Where do you think you are going with my tea urn?’Just then there was a terrific crash from the shower room.。

8-12 Cool CliveWritten by Michaela Morgan and illustrated by Dee Shulman Chapter 1Look at the other kids in my class.They have the right haircuts.They have the right clothes-the jeans,the t-shirts,the caps and the trainers.These are my friends.They may think I'm not all that big.They may think I'm not all that bright.But I know I'm really cool.The trouble is my clothes are just not cool at all."So what.I don't care,"I say to myself-but I do care."You can wear my cap for today,"says my best friend-but it's not the same.My mum says,My friend agrees with her.And I know she's right too.It doesn't matter.It shouldn't matter to me.I want to be like my friends.I want to be cool. In my mind I can see exactly what I could look like.And I say,But she always says,So I say,"Can I have some t-shirts like those?"But she says,"You've got plenty of your cousins' old shirts that you haven't grown into yet."And when I say,"Look at those trainers,Mum. I don't suppose..."She says,"I'm sorry,love.We just can't afford them."It seems that almost everything I have belonged to someone else before me.At school we all had to make up a rap about ourselves.This is mine:But it's not such a good feeling.Chapter 2I know exactly what I want.I've them in a shop window.And I know exactly what my mum will say:I dream about those trainers.Maybe I could find some long lost treasure and buy them.Maybe I could get a job and...That's what I'll do!I'll earn lots of money and buy my trainers.It's not easy finding a job,especially when you're my age.First I looked at newspaper.They were all jobs for grown-ups or older kids.No good for me.What could I do ?That's the one for me!I'll get a job,save the money,andI'll be Cool CliveThe Coolest Kid Alive.But when I asked,the man said,You're not big enough...not old enough...not strong e back when you're older.Outside the shop I met Rick Hamley from Mr Jacob's class.He had a newspaper round.He was dragging the bag behind him,and he was looking hot and tried."I'm looking for a partner.Share the work,share the money,ok?Tell your Mum I'll look after you.Start tomorrow 6.306.30? 6.30!Surely he didn't mean 6.30 in the morningHe did!That night I was so excited I could hardly sleep.I'd asked my mum if I could help Rick with his paper round and,after a bit,she had agreed.She helped me set the alarm clock for half past five and she made me go to bed extra early.It's hard to go to sleep when it's still light.All my plans were racing through my head.They made a sort of song which went round and round and round...I'll deliver the news I'll earn money I'll buy shoes I'll buy trainers cool and snazzy Big and bold and bright and jazzy Imagine me when I get to school Looking so great Looking so cool Listen to the others Hear them say Look at Clive Look at Clive He's the coo了st kid alive!In the end I fell asleep,and thenBRRING!!It was time to get up and get started on my first week delivering the papers with Rick.MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAYwas very wet. was no better. was worse. was even wetter.But I carried on ...FRIDAY ... SATURDAY ... On SUNDAY the newspapers are very thick and heavy.I heaved that bag. I hauled that bag.I nearly gave up,but I carried on and I got paid.YIPPEE!But the next day I met Rick...I'm going to work with Gaz from now on .....You're too little... ...too slow... ...And you make mistakes L0OKExcuse me I didn't order this !! I want my comic!! .Oy !Where's my BIKERS WORLD?See you around!Chapter 3I went home and counted my money.I made a special savings book and then I had a rest.I was worn out and fed up and I still needed loads more money.The next day I went back to the shop.I didn't go in,in case there were any more unhappy customers waiting for me,but I read the cards outside.There were a few new ones.10baby rabbits ￡3 each, for quick sale.Phone 42213after 6DOGWALKER WANTEDGive my dog one good walk a day,and earn extra pocket money.34 Park Nack ,BarkwoodYES!That's the job for me!I wrote down the address,asked my mum,and went around to see the lady."You're not very old,"she said."You're not very big...but you are the only one who's asked for the job...so I'll give you a try."Here's his lead and here's... TOODLES"Now just take Toodles once around the park,then bring him straight back home.Don't get him tried.Don't get him dirty.Remember:once round the park and then straight back home..."She told me what to do over and over and over again.I wish she'd told the dog.Noodles had a mind of his own.We went once round the park.No problem.But then Noodles decided to go round again and again...and again.NO NODDLES SPLASH!We visited the ducks.Noodles liked the water.We visited the gardens.Noodles liked the mud and the manure.Oh,Get THAT DOG OUT OF HERE!We visited the litter bins.Noodles liked the rubbish.Then Noodles decided to go home-the short way.The lady was not pleased.Not pleased at all.She gave me the money for one day but,This is not the job for you。

典范英语8黑夜挣扎原文和翻译典范英语8黑夜挣扎和翻译My name is Tess, was sold to others when the maid, entered the house, I met Mrs Hutton, the housekeeper, Dr Gooch, Mrs Gooch host, hostess, Dr Gooch had a daughter named Miss HarrietI met a as thin sweeps, called Will, he's been abandoned by his father in here, we are very sympathetic to himOnce he went to the clean chimney disappeared, his employer, Mr Fry is very angry, say to catch him to beat him, and Miss Harriet screamed, I and Mrs Hutton runs to her bedroom, she was a black thing scared, it is WillMr Fry and Dr Gooch in the round, we decided to hide Will, when they came to check, said Miss Harriet not here, when they were about to go, Will coughed, Mr Fry found Will and took him awayI, Miss Harriet and Mrs Hutton decided to save Will, but Mrs Hutton worry about being fired, so I decided to replace the Mrs Hutton to save Will. I am hidden in Mr Fry carriage, going to Mr Fry home, Miss Harriet deliberately put her handkerchief out of excuses to pick up, let go of my trunk. I broke into the house of Mr Fry, Mr Fry was sleeping in a room, I found the Will, but discovered by Mr Fry, we have Mr Fry fell down, took the opportunity to run out and locked the doorBut Dr Gooch found, we told him the story of Will, Miss Harriet begged him, he was moved to let usDr Gooch through Mr Fry true colors, Will free, in the family has come a very decent servant.翻译我叫Tess，被卖给别人当女仆，刚进入主人家，我遇见了Mrs Hutton，是管家，Dr Gooch，男主人，Mrs Gooch 女主人，Dr Gooch有个女儿叫Miss Harriet 我碰到了一个骨瘦如柴的烟囱清洁工叫Will，他是被父亲抛弃在这里的，我们很同情他有一次他去清洁烟囱时不见了，他的雇主Mr Fry很生气，说抓到他要揍他，这时候Miss Harriet尖叫一声，我和Mrs Hutton跑去她卧室，她被一团黑色的东西吓到了，原来是WillMr Fry和Dr Gooch在逐个查房，我们决定把Will藏起来，当他们进来检查，Miss Harriet说不在这，当他们刚要走，Will咳嗽了一声，Mr Fry发现了Will并把他抓走了我、Miss Harriet和Mrs Hutton决定去救Will，但Mrs Hutton担心会被开除，于是我决定代替Mrs Hutton去救Will。

典范英语8-9、8-13读书笔记第一篇：典范英语8-9、8-13读书笔记8-9 Climbing in the dark1.Find “taking tea”on P 7.Why has the author written “taking” instead of “having”?2.What was the life like for Will as a chimney sweep?3.Why was Will working for Mr.Fry?(See P 18)Why is “chimney” spelled as “chimbleys”here?4.Did Will go down the wrong chimney on purpose?(see P 27)How was Will feeling on P 29?5.How did life change for Will at the end of the story?6.Do you like the character Will? Why?8-13 Sing for your supper1.2.3.4.5.6.On Page 17, find “watch man”, how does the story describe him? What was his job? Why did Jamie have to sing for his supper? How were the ships loaded in this book?(See P 13)How are ships loaded now? How does the story describe the way men were dressed?(see P 5)How did things end happily for Jamie? Do you think everything will end happily? Why?第二篇：典范英语8-11读书笔记典范8-11读书笔记问题：1.Why did the boys think ‘Old Tin Hat’ had no feelings? What was his job?2.What was Crown Street like after the bomb attack?3.Where and how did the boys find the dog?4.Did ‘Old Tin Hat’ like the boys? Which parts of the story give us the evidence?5.Read Chapter 4 and find words or phrases that are used toconvey fear, for example, frozenwith terror, etc.6.How were the boys rescued?7.Which part of the story do you like most? Why?第三篇：典范英语7-10读书笔记Name:________________Class:_________________Date: Jem Stone Genie – the Crash(7-10)● Translate the following expres sions.1.一堆_________________2.练习做某事…______________3.排队___________________4.学习关于…_______________5.对…皱眉__________________6.收拾，整理_____________7.别挡道，让开_____________8.小菜一碟__________________9.更擅长于…_____________10.超过，超车______________11.即将做…/正要做…_____________12.张口结舌_______________13.mean to do _______________14.look out___________________15.be in big trouble_________16.be against ________________e/make/do a spell _____________18.turn…into…____________19.head across_______________20.all of a sudden__________________21.in a hurry ______________22.sound cross ______________23.in surprise_____________________24.be careful with _________●Answer the following questions after you read the whole book.阅读并回答问题。

Chapter 1Scrapman was a ______ man. He lived with Winston who owned a scrap-yard. Scrapman was made out of odds and ends that Winston had saved from old broken machines.His brain was made from a ______ ______ that someone had thrown away because it was always going wrong.Winston was working late. So late,that he was having his supper heated over a gas ring in the shed.Scrapman was opening a tin of ______ beans for him. At least he thought it was a tin of baked beans.‘V olly od beans,’ said Scrapman.‘I can’t eat that,’ said Winston, in a tired kind of voice. ‘Can’t you read what it says on the label?’Scrapman ______ ______ ______. He wasn’t very good at reading. He could read his name and a few really easy words but he couldn’t read what it said on the cat food tin.Scrapcat was watching from under the workbench.He didn’t eat cat food either because he was a mechanical cat and he ______ ______ ______ , not cat food.Scrapman went and sat in the corner. He felt very sad. He wished he could read like Emma. Emma was his special friend. She was teaching him to talk like ______ ______ ______. She had a picture book with wonderful stories in it about robots. These were mechanical men like him but they could do amazing things.They could drive rockets and walk on the moon and save people from fires and floods and ______. Scrapman loved looking at the pictures, but he had to wait until Emma came round to find out what the stories were about.Scrapcat saw that Scrapman was sad, so he went and sat beside him.Winston opened a ______ tin of beans and he put the tin of cat food in looking, Scrapman took it out.He’d bought it ______ ______ ______ ______ Patch. Patch was Emma’s cat. He liked to come and play with Scrapcat while Emma was at school. He’d climb in though the window when Winston and Scrapman were busy.Then he’d show Scrapcat how to do useful cat things,like chasing pieces of ______ and hiding things under the workbench.Now, you may be wondering why Winston and Scrapman were so busy. They were working ______ ______ ______ on Winston’s incredible invention.It was a wonderful flying machine that didn’t need ______ to make it fly. It was worked by pedals like a bicycle. It was almost finished. Just a few more nuts and bolts to fix and it would be ready for a test flight.But where had those last few nuts and bolts gone?Chapter 2At last, the day came for the first test flight. Winston had ______ ______ ______ through the scrap-yard.The runway led out into a field,and ______ ______ there was another field, so there was plenty of room to take off.That morning , Winston took off one of his socks and hung it on a pole to ______ ______ ______ ______ .It was an east wind, steady and strong, just right for testing a plane.Emma arrived early with Patch. She’d brought a special picnic and a big bottle of fizzy lemonade to celebrate after the flight. She found Winston and Scrapman busy ______ the machine, making some lest-minute checks. Scrapcat was running in and out through his scrapflap giving ___ ___ ___ __ reports on the weather.By ten o’clock in the morning, Winston said that everything was ready.It was going to be cold up there in the sky, so he put on a thick jacket with a ______ lining over his overalls. And he wore his special boggles to protect his eyes from the wind.‘Open the doors,’he said ______ to Scrapman. ‘Stand well back,’he said to Emma and Patch.And then, very carefully, Winston and Scrapman pushed the flying machine out into the open.A small crowd had ______ outside. People had heard about the flying machine. They had come to ______ ______ ______ ______ of seeing it take off for the first time.Winston held up a hand for silence. ‘Welcome.’ he said. Then he said something about this being a ‘______ occasion ’and everyone clapped and some people cheered. One little boy waved the sock on the pole like a flag.Emma went and held his hand to make him feel better and Scrapcat rubbed himself up against his legs.Winston tested the flaps and jiggled the joystick and looked in his mirrors to check that everything was ______ ______ . Then he pulled down his goggles and ______ ______ ______ ______ . He waved proudly to the crowed.‘Chocks away!’he called out, and Emma and Scrapman pulled out the bricks from under the ______ .Winston started to pedal. The flying machine began to move forward.He pedalled faster and the machine ______ ______ ______ . Everyone in the crowd held their breath as the flying machine shot down the runway. It got faster and faster. Winston was pedalling like mad and going red in the face.By the time they had pedalled the machine back to the scrap-yard the crowd had given up and gone home. Scrapman and Winston pushed it back into the shed.One of the wheels had ______ ______ . Winston said the machine probablyneeded a good oiling before it could fly.Winston seemed ______ .Emma laid out the picnic on a cloth,but although they were very good sandwiches and nice fizzy lemonade, it wasn’t the celebration they’d been looking forward to.Then Scrapman remembered the tin of food he’d saved as a treat for Patch. And although everyone else was depressed, Patch was happy.Winston spent the afternoon in the shed mending the wheel of the incredible flying machine and oiling every ______. He had a worried look on his face and the said he didn’t want any help. He didn’t whistle while he was working, which was a ______ ______ .Scrapman and Emma sat on the grass feeling bored. ______ ______ ______, Scrapman asked Emma if she would read him a story from her big picture book.‘Scrapman, you should try to learn to read. Then you could read the book for yourself,’ said Emma.Scrapman didn’t feel like learning to read. He wonted to help Winston.______ ______ ______ , he wanted to fly up in the sky the incredible flying machine. He felt cross. What was the point in reading about robots doing all these incredible things, when he wasn’t allowed to do anything?Chapter 3That night, Winston finished work on the flying machine.He ______ his hands on an oily rag and said with a sigh: ‘Scrapman, my old lad, it may never take off from the ground. But it’s a fine machine all the same.’And he went off home for a good night’s sleep.Scrapman didn’t sleep. He sat turning the pages of the picture book and looking at the pictures.How he would love to have adventures and do brave things like the robots in the stories. He traced a finger along the words that Emma had been reading to him.‘R.o.b.o.t,’ he spelt out. ‘Robot!’Maybe it wasn’t so difficult after all.He sat trying to ______ ______ the words of his favourite story. Emma had read it to him over and over again so he almost ______ ______ ______ ______.He couldn’t read all of the words but he could read enough to remember the story.He fell asleep with his head on the open page of the book.The next morning, Scrapman woke up and wondered where he was. Then he looked at the book and remembered that he could read. He felt so proud of himself. Nothing was too difficult for him now. He felt as if he could do anything. He stood up and ______ and looked around the shed.Very quietly, they opened the doors of the shed and pushed the incredible flying machine out into the yard.Ia was a fine morning. The birds were singing on the telegraph wires. Winston’s sock was stretched out in the ______ , showing that the wind was set in just the right direction.‘O volly good,’said Scrapman and he went back into the shed. He put on Winston’s warm woolly jacket and went back to the flying machine.Scrapcat had already jumped up into the back seat and was waiting ______ .‘Get down, Scrapcat,’ said Scrapman. ‘Cats don’t fly,’And he made Scrapcat jump down and wait on the ground.Scrapman started pedalling.He flying machine shot off down the runway.Scrapcat belted after it and ______ ______ ______ ______ he jumped in behind Scrapman.Scrapman didn’t notice. He was pedalling as hard as he could. The machine went faster and faster. Scrapman’s legs were going round like pistons, which wasn’t surprising because they were pistons.They were going so fast that you couldn’t even them. They were just a blur. And then, as they got to the first field, the flying machine started to lift very ______ off the ground.But it wasn’t so incredible really because although Scrapman didn’t have a very good brain, he was very very strong. He was ten times as strong as an ______ man, which meant, unlike Winston,Scrapman could pedal fast enough to get the flying machine off the ground.‘Hip-hop-haroo,’ shouted Scrapman.And scrapcat ______ his head out of the back seat and went: ‘Honk, honk.’Which made Scrapman jump so hard he swerved the plane so that it turned in a great circle and flew back across the scrap-yard.Chapter 4Winston woke up to a strange noise. It sounded as if a zoo had been let loose in the fields behind the scrap-yard. He went out ______ ______ ______ to see what the matter was.That’s when the incredible flying machine zoomed overhead.Winston rubbed his eyes, he scratched this head, his mouth fell open. He couldn’t believe what he was seeing.Chapter 5Scrapman started to ______ ,so he pedalled even faster. Now he was going so fast he was afraid he would hit something. He made wider and wider circles round the church and then he headed out into the open country.‘We must follow him.’ said the chief policeman and he got back into his car.Winston and Emma and Patch jumped into Winston’s van and followed the police car.The firemen got into the fire-engine and followed the van, and most of the people who had gathered to see what was going on, followed them.The police car went first with its blue light flashing and its siren blaring and the ______ ______ ______ followed. Off they went through the ______ country lanes.They had to go very fast indeed to keep up with the flying machine.Winston didn’t know what was going on. He could see Scrapman up in the sky. The flying machine was coming closer and closer.He could see Emma waving her armsScrapman didn’t come down ______ .He had to circle the field three times before the flying machine was low enough and slow enough to land.Everyone held their breath as it came to earth with a bump and a jolt-and then ______ ______ ______ ______ .Emma ran across and put her arms around Scrapman , which was difficult because she only came up to his knees. Scrapcat jumped out and Patch came over and licked his face in a friendly kind of way.。

The Booming Boots of Joey Jones1. Introduction(1) About the Author: David ClaytonDavid Clayton (born October 21, 1977) is anAmerican film producer, writer and actor. He has co-starred in films such as Sublime, Dark Ride and Skylight,which he also wrote. Rogers has acted in televisionshows such as NY-LON,Ghost Whisperer, CSI:NY, Cougar Town and Revenge of the Bridesmaids(2) About the storyJoey is a laugh. He often makes mistakes. One day, he gets a chance to play for the school football team. He is a disaster on the pitch until he puts on his dad’s old boots. When he scores a goal and wins the match, it’s a welcome surprise to everyone.Chapter OneBefore the class (quiz)1.Which game is the king for the school?2.Joey is a laugh, isn’t he? Could you give an example?3.Since Joey is laugh,why was chosen to play for his school?4.What about the sports team?5.Is the game a success or a failure？why?During the class1. Translationlaugh _________________ clumsy _________________ mess up _______________ the inter-schools swimmig__ bounced into____________ jogged _________________ bothered_________________ shot ________________往里倾斜的太厉害__________________________________几乎塞满了球门____________________________为了这样的机会，他愿意在半夜去北极踢球_______________________________________要是他留在自己原来的位置就好了！__________________________________耸耸肩__________________________________跺着脚走了__________________________________2. Choose and answer1) What was Tank doing when Joey dive-bombed him?A:playing football B:playing basketballC:swimming D:doing gymnastics2) How did Tank get on with Joey?A: well B: just so-so C: not mentioned D:badly3)During the game, why did Joey rush off from his place?A: he was too tired B:he wanted to hit a scoreC: he had something important to do D: his coach called himAfter the class （Write and answer）1.In your opinion, what would Joey do after the game?2. What function did the 1st chapter play in the book?Chapter twoBefore the class (quiz)1.Why didn’t Joey ask for a new pair of shoes from his parents?2.What’s the meaning of the topic “ Practice makes perfect”?3.For what did his parents save money?4.What was Joey’s idol? From this , what can you know?5.Why did Joey quarrel with Tank?During the class1. Translation倒钩踢球_______________ 滑水撬_______________排列着_______________ 把后卫挡不存在一样_______________ 换衣服_______________ 来一记漂亮的踢球_______________ 发个点球_______________ 没踢进球门_______________把灯罩蹬倒_______________ 精疲力竭_______________他踢偏的次数比他踢中的次数多十倍_______________ _______________ _______________ ____________2. Choose and answer1) During the practice, who was Joey’s company?A: his father B: Tank C: Skenner and his father D:his coath2)From the practice, what characteristic did Joey have?A: determined B: humorous C: funny D: lazy3What did Joey finally ask for from his father?A: a new football B: a pair of new shoesC: a Christmas gift D: birthday present4:What’s Joey’s advantages and disadvantages of hitting the ball？what about Skenner?After the class （Write and answer）5: What did Joey’s father give him at last ? Could you guess his father’s thought?Chapter ThreeBefore the class (quiz)1. What did Joey’s father give him at last ? Could you guess his father’s thought?2. Why did Joey say “They ‘re …exactly my size.”3. could you know the reason why Joey didn’t sleep well that night?During the class1. Translationpreview____________________ thrill____________________back out ____________________ burst out laughing________________ ankle ____________________ enormous ____________________nodded off __________________van ____________________他感到似乎有人泼了他一盆凉水___________________________高质量的靴子________________________________取消足球赛很难的__________________________________2. Choose and answer1) What did Joe’s father give him as the gift?A. a new pair of shoesB. a new footballC. an old pair of bootsD.good quality boots2)How did Joe spend that night?A.too happy to sleepB. too disappointed to sleepC. practiced footballD.slept well to prepare for the match3) How was the weather the next day?A.windyB.sunnyC. rainnyD. cloudy4) Who were the last two students in the hall?A. Sken and JoeB. Joe and ArthurC. Tank and EddyD. Joe and TankAfter the class （Write and answer）1) Why did Joe say “the boots are his size”?2)If you were Joe, what would you deal with the boots?3) Could you predict what would happen to Joe and boots?Chapter FourBefore the class (quiz)1.What was the weather like?2. What was the reaction of Tank and Addy to Joe’s boots？3. In fact , who won the toss?4. How many corners were mentioned in this chapter?5. In this chapter, did Joe get the ball and kicked it?6. During the first half_time, which team won the match temporarily?During the class1. TranslationScoff at ______________________ golf tee______________________ Protest______________________ kick off______________________ sucked______________________ fed up with___________________ 笑的前俯后仰________________________别和我耍小聪明了________________________在另一边出界了________________________投掷硬币决定防守球门________________________2. Choose and answer1）Who kicked off the ball to begin the match?A: Tank B: Joe C:Flowery D:Sken2)Why couldn’t the players kick the ball farther than 5 meters?A: they were too tiredB: they were too weakC: the ground was covered with mudsD: their opponents were too strong3) If you were Tank , what would you think of Joe’s kicking?After the class （Write and answer）Please retell the first_time match and then guess what would happen to the football match in the second half_time.Chapter FiveBefore the class (quiz)Answer these questions:1)Did Joe’s father turn up ? What was he doing then?2)At last , was Joe a hero or a laugh? Why?3)Could you tell us the final score of the football match?During the class:Translation:灵活的：_________________ 任意球： _________________集中注意：_______________ 防守盯人：_________________A little punch: ______________ bog down _________________Stalk off: __________________ cracker: _________________ Draw: _________________ penalty area: ________________ According to the last chapter, answer the following questions:1)How did Tank’s attitude to Joe change ? why?2)What’s the final score of the match?3)Who got the score(s) for his team?4)Could you retell the process of the score?After the class:Write a brief summary about the story. At the end, depict your own opinion about the story.。

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What did Joe owe his success to at the end of the story? Are good boots important or not important for winning a game? What else do you think is important for success?
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Sing for your supper1. Introduction(1) About the Author: Nick WarburtonNick Warburton is an award-winningjournalist with over 15 years’ experience ofwriting across a wide range of topical issues.These cover environmental challenges suchas sustainability, climate change andpollution; public health interests, including food safety, nutrition, infectious disease, housing, pest control and health & safety; and as a specialist in the field of popular music.Between 2005-2010, Nick was deputy editor at the Environmental Health Practitioner, the official magazine of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health which was shortlisted for two industry awards. In 2009, he won a runner up award at the prestigious Guild of Health Writers’ competition.Nick is currently a regularly contributor to the CIEH’s bi-weekly publication, Environmental Health News and also writes for Pest Magazine among others.In the past he has contrib uted to EHP’s sister publications Public Health News, the weekly Environmental Health News and a number of bulletins. He also worked as a deputy and assistant editor on the Environmental Health Journal between 2000-2005 and wrote for the European Parliament magazine.During the late 1990s, he contributed several entries to Guinness’ Rockopedia and produced a series of articles for the Neil Young fanzine,Broken Arrow.In the early 2000s, he began working with UK record producer Mike Paxman to establish the Rhinoceros website which pays tribute to the Elektra Records’ group formed by the late Paul Rothchild. His pioneering work on The Mynah Birds was recognised by Universal Records, which contacted him to assist with the band’s entry on its Motown 1966 Singles Boxed Set. He is currently exploring an opportunity to record a documentary on the group’s family tree. Nick has contributed extensively to Vernon Joynson’s Borderline books series and Richard Morton Jack’s forthcoming Endless Trip book. He also regularly contributes to a number of websites, including Garage Hangover and has written for Shindig, Record Collector and Ugly Things.He has also contributed liner notes to CDs released by Half a Cow (Australia), Fresh (South Africa), Pacemaker (Canada), Shadoks (Germany) and Rev-Ola (UK).Nick can be contacted at nick_warburton@(2) About the storyJamie is a geggar who lives on the streets. He managed to return a stolen drum to a ship called The Pelican and his life changes completely, thanks to a famous explorer.Chapter OneBefore the class (quiz)Who was Jamie? What about his parents?Where did Jamie live ?Why did Jamie follow the man?Why did Jamie decide to sing a song for the men?What’s the name of the ship?During the class1. TranslationMutton pies_________________ innkeeper_________________A handful of _________________ heading for _________________ Beg for _________________ catch his eye_________________ watchman_________________ take hold of_________________ 他怕的浑身一颤______________________________别打扰我的客人______________________________在空中转了一个圈______________________________正要溜达回去______________________________朝反方向匆匆离开了______________________________2. Choose and answer1) How long did Jamie live on the street?A: one year B: two years C:five years D: many years2) Who caught Jamie and threw him out of the inn?A: his father B: Will C: Master Francis D: the innkeeper 3)Where did Jamie decide to go next?A: his home B:the pelican C:the inn D:on the street4) From where did Jamie know the two men weren’t the workers? A: they had no sacks on their backsB: they had a lantern in handC: their clothes were different from the workersD: they had caps on their headsAfter the class （Write and answer）Why was Jamie thrown out of the inn?Was Jamie allowed to load the goods to the ship?In your view, what did the two men do onto the ship?Chapter twoBefore the class (quiz)1.What made Jamie think sth odd was going on?2.Did Jamie know it’s dangerous to follow them? Why did he still do it?3.How was Jamie caught by the two men? And then how did he escape?4. where did Jamie return and what did he saw?During the class1. TranslationSet off after them_________________ struggle________________ Here I am again ________________ as long as________________ Tighten on his arm_______________ dive into ________________那个叫汤姆的人________________________________抱住你的鼻子/小命____________________________紧张的向后瞄________________________________我比刚才还惨________________________________他的心突然一跳________________________________2. Choose and answer1) where was Jamie caught by the two men?A: on the street B:on the ship C: around the corner D: in the inn 2)in total, who noticed the two thieves?A: master Francis and Jamie B; the watchman and JamieC: the innkeeper and Jamie D: only JamieAccording to the chapter, what was the special character of the theif?After the class （Write and answer）Could you retell the process of Jamie’s being caught and escaping in brief ?Chapter ThreeBefore the class (quiz)How was Jamie caught again by Jack?As a matter of fact, who saved Jamie from Jack?3．Finally what did Jack get by chance ?During the class1. Translationspy_____________________ bump into _____________________ break free ________________ that’ll do ______________________ swing his leg______________ he’s got me! __________________take a breath ______________ a sickly smile _________________卡在门口_________________ 被挤在。

典范英语8-13Chapter 1: XXXMy name is Robbie Woods。

and I have a great sense of humor。

I always make people laugh。

and I'm the first to tidy up my work at the end of the day。

However。

it seems like I'm never the first one picked for sports teams or plays。

Big Bradley XXX always get to choose the teams for rounders。

and they never pick me。

"I'll take Jack。

Scott。

Jordan。

and Sam," says Big Bradley。

"I'll take Carly。

Kylie。

Katy。

and Kaylee," says Bossy Becky。

XXX with school plays。

In my first year of school。

we did the Christmas XXX't Joseph。

one of the Wise Men。

or even a XXX。

Instead。

I was a sheep。

I had to stand there quietly。

XXX to go "Baaaa." The next year。

we did XXX。

that role wentto Katy。

I also wasn't one of the King's men。

that was Becky。

Jack。

and Scott。

I wasn't one of the King's Horses either。

8-12 Cool CliveWritten by Michaela Morgan and illustrated by Dee Shulman Chapter 1Look at the other kids in my class.They have the right haircuts.They have the right clothes-the jeans,the t-shirts,the caps and the trainers.These are my friends.They may think I'm not all that big.They may think I'm not all that bright.But I know I'm really cool.The trouble is my clothes are just not cool at all."So what.I don't care,"I say to myself-but I do care."You can wear my cap for today,"says my best friend-but it's not the same.My mum says,My friend agrees with her.And I know she's right too.It doesn't matter.It shouldn't matter to me.I want to be like my friends.I want to be cool. In my mind I can see exactly what I could look like.And I say,But she always says,So I say,"Can I have some t-shirts like those?"But she says,"You've got plenty of your cousins' old shirts that you haven't grown into yet."And when I say,"Look at those trainers,Mum. I don't suppose..."She says,"I'm sorry,love.We just can't afford them."It seems that almost everything I have belonged to someone else before me.At school we all had to make up a rap about ourselves.This is mine:But it's not such a good feeling.Chapter 2I know exactly what I want.I've them in a shop window.And I know exactly what my mum will say:I dream about those trainers.Maybe I could find some long lost treasure and buy them.Maybe I could get a job and...That's what I'll do!I'll earn lots of money and buy my trainers.It's not easy finding a job,especially when you're my age.First I looked at newspaper.They were all jobs for grown-ups or older kids.No good for me.What could I do ?That's the one for me!I'll get a job,save the money,andI'll be Cool CliveThe Coolest Kid Alive.But when I asked,the man said,You're not big enough...not old enough...not strong e back when you're older.Outside the shop I met Rick Hamley from Mr Jacob's class.He had a newspaper round.He was dragging the bag behind him,and he was looking hot and tried."I'm looking for a partner.Share the work,share the money,ok?Tell your Mum I'll look after you.Start tomorrow 6.306.30? 6.30!Surely he didn't mean 6.30 in the morningHe did!That night I was so excited I could hardly sleep.I'd asked my mum if I could help Rick with his paper round and,after a bit,she had agreed.She helped me set the alarm clock for half past five and she made me go to bed extra early.It's hard to go to sleep when it's still light.All my plans were racing through my head.They made a sort of song which went round and round and round...I'll deliver the news I'll earn money I'll buy shoes I'll buy trainers cool and snazzy Big and bold and bright and jazzy Imagine me when I get to school Looking so great Looking so cool Listen to the others Hear them say Look at Clive Look at Clive He's the coo了st kid alive!In the end I fell asleep,and thenBRRING!!It was time to get up and get started on my first week delivering the papers with Rick.MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAYwas very wet. was no better. was worse. was even wetter.But I carried on ...FRIDAY ... SATURDAY ... On SUNDAY the newspapers are very thick and heavy.I heaved that bag. I hauled that bag.I nearly gave up,but I carried on and I got paid.YIPPEE!But the next day I met Rick...I'm going to work with Gaz from now on .....You're too little... ...too slow... ...And you make mistakes L0OKExcuse me I didn't order this !! I want my comic!! .Oy !Where's my BIKERS WORLD?See you around!Chapter 3I went home and counted my money.I made a special savings book and then I had a rest.I was worn out and fed up and I still needed loads more money.The next day I went back to the shop.I didn't go in,in case there were any more unhappy customers waiting for me,but I read the cards outside.There were a few new ones.10baby rabbits ￡3 each, for quick sale.Phone 42213after 6DOGWALKER WANTEDGive my dog one good walk a day,and earn extra pocket money.34 Park Nack ,BarkwoodYES!That's the job for me!I wrote down the address,asked my mum,and went around to see the lady."You're not very old,"she said."You're not very big...but you are the only one who's asked for the job...so I'll give you a try."Here's his lead and here's... TOODLES"Now just take Toodles once around the park,then bring him straight back home.Don't get him tried.Don't get him dirty.Remember:once round the park and then straight back home..."She told me what to do over and over and over again.I wish she'd told the dog.Noodles had a mind of his own.We went once round the park.No problem.But then Noodles decided to go round again and again...and again.NO NODDLES SPLASH!We visited the ducks.Noodles liked the water.We visited the gardens.Noodles liked the mud and the manure.Oh,Get THAT DOG OUT OF HERE!We visited the litter bins.Noodles liked the rubbish.Then Noodles decided to go home-the short way.The lady was not pleased.Not pleased at all.She gave me the money for one day but,This is not the job for you。

典范英语8-12故事梗概The story collection "Classic English 8-12" is a compilation of various classic English stories that are suitable for children between the ages of 8 and 12. These stories are not only entertaining but also educational, as they often contain valuable life lessons and moral messages. The collection includes a diverse range of stories, from fairy tales and folktales to adventure stories andhistorical fiction. Each story is carefully selected to captivate the young readers and stimulate their imagination.One of the stories in the collection is "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" by Mark Twain. This classic tale follows the mischievous and adventurous Tom Sawyer as he navigates through the trials and tribulations of growing up in asmall town along the Mississippi River. The story is filled with humor, excitement, and valuable lessons about friendship, bravery, and the importance of being true to oneself. Through Tom's escapades and encounters withvarious characters, young readers are able to learn aboutthe complexities of human nature and the significance of empathy and understanding.Another notable story in the collection is "The Secret Garden" by Frances Hodgson Burnett. This timeless tale revolves around a young girl named Mary Lennox who discovers a hidden, neglected garden on her uncle's estate. As she nurtures the garden back to life, Mary also undergoes a personal transformation, learning about the healing power of nature and the importance of compassion and friendship. The story encourages young readers to appreciate the beauty of the natural world and to understand the impact of kindness and empathy on both themselves and others."The Wind in the Willows" by Kenneth Grahame is also included in the collection. This charming story follows the adventures of anthropomorphic animals, including Mole, Rat, Toad, and Badger, as they embark on various escapades in the English countryside. The story celebrates the joys of friendship, camaraderie, and the simple pleasures of life. Through the characters' experiences, young readers are ableto learn about the value of loyalty, courage, and the importance of embracing new experiences and perspectives.In addition to these classics, "Classic English 8-12" also includes stories such as "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll, "The Jungle Book" by Rudyard Kipling, and "Peter Pan" by J.M. Barrie. Each of these stories offers unique and valuable lessons for young readers, from the importance of imagination and creativity to the significance of bravery, resilience, and the power of friendship.Overall, "Classic English 8-12" provides a rich and diverse collection of stories that not only entertain but also educate and inspire young readers. Through the timeless themes and universal messages present in these classic tales, children are able to expand their understanding of the world and themselves while developing a love for literature that will last a lifetime. This collection serves as a valuable resource for parents, teachers, and anyone looking to introduce children to the wonders of classic English literature.。

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Jem Stone Genie —the Crash1Test time at the Three Wishes SchoolIt was test time again at the Three Wishes School for genies。

Miss Genius put a pile of test papers in her cupboard. Then she beamed at the class.‘Tomorrow is your end of year test, ‘she said。

‘Work hard and don’t worry。

Then you will all pass。

’Jem Stone groaned. He’d forgotten all about the test. Flying was sure to come up in the test and his magic carpet had a hole in it。

He’d been meaning to fix it for ages。

Now he’d have to spend all evening mending the hole. He wouldn’t have time to practice for the test. But there was worse to come。

‘Today we are going to practice flying our carpets，‘said Miss Genius。

‘Line up at the window with your carpets, class。

’Pearl stood up and accidentally-on-purpose trod on Jem’s foot.‘Ouch! He cried. ‘Look out, clumsy clogs！'‘Me? Clumsy？' said Pearl, spitefully. ‘You’re the most clumsy genie in the whole of school, Jem Stone!'Jem forwned。

The Booming Boots of Joey Jones1. Introduction(1) About the Author: David ClaytonDavid Clayton (born October 21, 1977) is anAmerican film producer, writer and actor. He has co-starred in films such as Sublime, Dark Ride and Skylight,which he also wrote. Rogers has acted in televisionshows such as NY-LON,Ghost Whisperer, CSI:NY, Cougar Town and Revenge of the Bridesmaids(2) About the storyJoey is a laugh. He often makes mistakes. One day, he gets a chance to play for the school football team. He is a disaster on the pitch until he puts on his dad’s old boots. When he scores a goal and wins the match, it’s a welcome surprise to everyone.Chapter OneBefore the class (quiz)1.Which game is the king for the school?2.Joey is a laugh, isn’t he? Could you give an example?3.Since Joey is laugh,why was chosen to play for his school?4.What about the sports team?5.Is the game a success or a failure？why?During the class1. Translationlaugh _________________ clumsy _________________ mess up _______________ the inter-schools swimmig__ bounced into____________ jogged _________________ bothered_________________ shot ________________往里倾斜的太厉害__________________________________几乎塞满了球门____________________________为了这样的机会，他愿意在半夜去北极踢球_______________________________________要是他留在自己原来的位置就好了！__________________________________耸耸肩__________________________________跺着脚走了__________________________________2. Choose and answer1) What was Tank doing when Joey dive-bombed him?A:playing football B:playing basketballC:swimming D:doing gymnastics2) How did Tank get on with Joey?A: well B: just so-so C: not mentioned D:badly3)During the game, why did Joey rush off from his place?A: he was too tired B:he wanted to hit a scoreC: he had something important to do D: his coach called himAfter the class （Write and answer）1.In your opinion, what would Joey do after the game?2. What function did the 1st chapter play in the book?Chapter twoBefore the class (quiz)1.Why didn’t Joey ask for a new pair of shoes from his parents?2.What’s the meaning of the topic “ Practice makes perfect”?3.For what did his parents save money?4.What was Joey’s idol? From this , what can you know?5.Why did Joey quarrel with Tank?During the class1. Translation倒钩踢球_______________ 滑水撬_______________排列着_______________ 把后卫挡不存在一样_______________ 换衣服_______________ 来一记漂亮的踢球_______________ 发个点球_______________ 没踢进球门_______________把灯罩蹬倒_______________ 精疲力竭_______________他踢偏的次数比他踢中的次数多十倍_______________ _______________ _______________ ____________2. Choose and answer1) During the practice, who was Joey’s company?A: his father B: Tank C: Skenner and his father D:his coath2)From the practice, what characteristic did Joey have?A: determined B: humorous C: funny D: lazy3What did Joey finally ask for from his father?A: a new football B: a pair of new shoesC: a Christmas gift D: birthday present4:What’s Joey’s advantages and disadvantages of hitting the ball？what about Skenner?After the class （Write and answer）5: What did Joey’s father give him at last ? Could you guess his father’s thought?Chapter ThreeBefore the class (quiz)1. What did Joey’s father give him at last ? Could you guess his father’s thought?2. Why did Joey say “They ‘re …exactly my size.”3. could you know the reason why Joey didn’t sleep well that night?During the class1. Translationpreview____________________ thrill____________________back out ____________________ burst out laughing________________ ankle ____________________ enormous ____________________nodded off __________________van ____________________他感到似乎有人泼了他一盆凉水___________________________高质量的靴子________________________________取消足球赛很难的__________________________________2. Choose and answer1) What did Joe’s father give him as the gift?A. a new pair of shoesB. a new footballC. an old pair of bootsD.good quality boots2)How did Joe spend that night?A.too happy to sleepB. too disappointed to sleepC. practiced footballD.slept well to prepare for the match3) How was the weather the next day?A.windyB.sunnyC. rainnyD. cloudy4) Who were the last two students in the hall?A. Sken and JoeB. Joe and ArthurC. Tank and EddyD. Joe and TankAfter the class （Write and answer）1) Why did Joe say “the boots are his size”?2)If you were Joe, what would you deal with the boots?3) Could you predict what would happen to Joe and boots?Chapter FourBefore the class (quiz)1.What was the weather like?2. What was the reaction of Tank and Addy to Joe’s boots？3. In fact , who won the toss?4. How many corners were mentioned in this chapter?5. In this chapter, did Joe get the ball and kicked it?6. During the first half_time, which team won the match temporarily?During the class1. TranslationScoff at ______________________ golf tee______________________ Protest______________________ kick off______________________ sucked______________________ fed up with___________________ 笑的前俯后仰________________________别和我耍小聪明了________________________在另一边出界了________________________投掷硬币决定防守球门________________________2. Choose and answer1）Who kicked off the ball to begin the match?A: Tank B: Joe C:Flowery D:Sken2)Why couldn’t the players kick the ball farther than 5 meters?A: they were too tiredB: they were too weakC: the ground was covered with mudsD: their opponents were too strong3) If you were Tank , what would you think of Joe’s kicking?After the class （Write and answer）Please retell the first_time match and then guess what would happen to the football match in the second half_time.Chapter FiveBefore the class (quiz)Answer these questions:1)Did Joe’s father turn up ? What was he doing then?2)At last , was Joe a hero or a laugh? Why?3)Could you tell us the final score of the football match?During the class:Translation:灵活的：_________________ 任意球： _________________集中注意：_______________ 防守盯人：_________________A little punch: ______________ bog down _________________Stalk off: __________________ cracker: _________________ Draw: _________________ penalty area: ________________ According to the last chapter, answer the following questions:1)How did Tank’s attitude to Joe change ? why?2)What’s the final score of the match?3)Who got the score(s) for his team?4)Could you retell the process of the score?After the class:Write a brief summary about the story. At the end, depict your own opinion about the story.。

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Robbie Woods and his Merry Men罗比。

伍兹和他快乐的弟兄们Chapter 1I am Robbie Woods。

I am always the first to make a good joke 。

I always the first to tidy my work away at the end of the day。

But somehow I am never the first to be picked for teams and plays。

Big Bradley Tomlinson and Bossy Becky Sparrow always get to pick the teams for rounders.‘I’ll have Jack and Scott and Jordan and Sam，’says Big Bradley.‘I’ll have Carly and Kylie and Katy and Kaylee,’says Bossy Becky.It is the same with the school play。

In my first year at school ,we did the Christmas Nativity Play。

No， I wasn't Joseph。

I wasn’t a Wise Man either.I wasn’t a shepherd.I was a sheep。

I had to stand there looking woolly and being quiet.I wasn’t even allowed to go ‘Baaaa’.The next year, we did Humpty Dumpty。

No，I wasn’t Humpty Dumpty. That was katy。

I wasn’t one of the Kng's menThey were Becky ,Jack ,and Scott。

13.Robbie Woods and his Merry Men罗比.伍兹和他快乐的弟兄们Written by Michaela Morgan and illustrated by Doffy Weir Chapter 1I’m Robbie Woods.I’m always the first to make a good joke .I always the first to tidy my work away at the end of the day.But somehow I am never the first to be picked for teams and plays.Big Bradley Tomlinson and Bossy Becky Sparrow always get to pick the teams for rounders.‘I’ll have Jack and Scott and Jordan and Sam,’says Big Bradley.‘I’ll have Carly and Kylie and Katy and Kaylee,’says Bossy Becky.It is the same with the school play.In my first year at school ,we did the Christmas Nativity Play.No, I wasn’t Joseph.I wasn’t a Wise Man either.I wasn’t a shepherd.I was a sheep.I had to stand there looking woolly and being quiet.I wasn’t even allowed to go ‘Baaaa’.The next year, we did Humpty Dumpty.No, I wasn’t Humpty Dumpty. That was Katy.I wasn’t one of the K i ng’s menThey were Becky ,Jack ,and Scott.I wasn’t one of the King’s Horses either.I was a brick in the wall.I just had to stand there, wearing a box and then fall over.The next year, we did the Pied Piper.No, I wasn’t the Pied Piper. That was Jordan (because the he can play the recorder).I wasn’t the Mayor ,That was Bradley (because he’s big).I wasn’t one of the townsfolk and I wasn’t one of the children.I was a rat.This time I had words to learn and say. It was what they call a ‘speaking part’.I had to say :squeak squeak squeak .If you ask me it was more of a squeaking part than a speaking part.Chapter 2Our teacher, Miss Goody, called everyone together.‘What about his merry women?’ said Becky. ‘It’s sexist!’‘What about his miserable man?’ said Scott. ‘It’s miserablist!’‘What about just getting on with it,’ said Miss Goody. ‘Who would like to be Robin Hood?’I shot my hand up into the air.‘Robbie Woods would...’said Miss Goody.‘Robbie Woods would. Robbie Woods would, would he...’ Bradley began to chant.But I ignored him. ‘I’m dead keen on Robin Hood,’ I explained.‘I know all the stories.I’ve got all the books.I’ve got a bow and arrow.I’ve even got my own Robin Hood costume,’ I said.‘But I want to be Robin Hood,’ said Becky.‘And me!’ said Bradley.‘I will give everyone a chance,’ said Miss Goody. ‘There are all these parts.’‘And there are also parts for villagers, knights, and ladies...and of course we’ll need lots of trees to be the forest.’I can guess what I’m going to be.Chapter 3‘I bet I’ll be a tree,’ I sighed.‘No you won’t,’ said Becky. ‘You’ll be a little baby bush…’‘Or a teeny tiny twig,’ said Bradley.‘Quiet,’ said Miss Goody.I took a copy of the Robin Hood words.There were lots of words.And some of them were a bit strange.But I was determined to be Robin Hood.I mean, If yo ur name was Frankie Stein, you’d be interested in Frankenstein. Wouldn’t you?If your name was Richard King, you’d be interested in King Richard. Wouldn’t you?And my name , Robbie Woods, is just like Robin Hood. So it’s only natural I’d take an intere st in a hero with the same name (almost) as me. Isn’t it?I’m not the only one to notice how like Robin Hood I am.All my uncles and aunties give me Robin Hood presents.I’ve got Robin Hood teddies (I’ve had those since I was little).I’ve got Robin Hood jigsaws( and it’s not easy doing a jigsaw which is nearly all green).I’ve got all the videos of all the Robin Hood films and... I’ve got cassettes of Robin Hood songs.I made up my own version. I’d gallop round the playground (when I was littl e) singing:Robbie Woods, Robbie WoodsAnd his Merry menRobbie Woods, Robbie WoodsHere he comes again.Feared by the bad .Loved by the good,Robbie Woods, Robbie WoodsRobbie Woods.There were other versions, mostly made up by Bradley but I didn’t like those so much :Robbie Woods, Robbie Woodsrunning round the school.Robbie Woods, Robbie WoodsLooking like a fool .Feared by the bad .Loved by the girls,Robbie Woods, Robbie Woods ,Robbie Woods.But I don’t care if Bradley teases. I want to play the part of Robin Hood .Trouble is – so does Bradley.Chapter 4Bradley is clever. Very clever.Give him words to learn and before you can say.A B R A C A D A B R A Or SHAZAM Or even you what?He’s learnt them.I have to try a bit harder. but I took the script and decided I would learn it by Monday.I read the words on the way home。

典范英语12玉米片硬币中关于笑的单词全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Title: The Role of Laughter in the 12 Cornflakes Coin in Model EnglishLaughter is a universal language that transcends cultural differences and brings people together. In the 12 Cornflakes Coin, the theme of laughter is embedded within the fabric of the stories, characters, and events. Laughter not only serves as a source of entertainment but also as a means of communication, bonding, and coping with life's challenges.One of the key characters in the 12 Cornflakes Coin who embodies the power of laughter is Jester Jay, a jovial and humorous court jester. Jay's witty jokes and playful antics bring joy and laughter to the people around him, lifting their spirits and fostering a sense of camaraderie. Jay's infectious laughter is contagious, spreading like wildfire and uniting people from all walks of life in shared moments of merriment.In contrast to Jay's lighthearted humor, there are darker undertones of laughter in the story, such as the maliciouscackling of the villainous Snicker Sneed. Sneed's twisted laughter is a reflection of his malevolent nature, instilling fear and unease in those around him. Sneed's laughter serves as a stark reminder of the power that laughter can wield, both for good and for evil.Throughout the 12 Cornflakes Coin, laughter is depicted as a multi-faceted phenomenon that can take on various forms and meanings. From the raucous laughter of a bustling marketplace to the stifled laughter of a clandestine meeting, laughter serves as a barometer of emotions, intentions, and relationships. In times of joy, laughter rings out like music, harmonizing hearts and minds. In times of sorrow, laughter offers solace and comfort, a beacon of hope amidst the darkness.The theme of laughter in the 12 Cornflakes Coin underscores the importance of finding humor and levity in life's journey. Laughter is not just a fleeting moment of amusement but a powerful tool for resilience, connection, and healing. Through laughter, characters in the 12 Cornflakes Coin are able to overcome adversity, bridge divides, and forge bonds that transcend time and space.As readers engage with the stories and characters of the 12 Cornflakes Coin, they are reminded of the timeless truth that laughter is the language of the soul, a bridge that unites us in ourshared humanity. In a world fraught with division and strife, laughter serves as a beacon of light, guiding us towards a brighter, more hopeful future.In conclusion, the theme of laughter in the 12 Cornflakes Coin is a testament to the enduring power of humor, joy, and connection. Through laughter, we are able to transcend barriers, forge relationships, and find common ground with those around us. In the words of Jester Jay, "Laughter is the key that unlocks the door to our hearts, our minds, and our spirits. Let us embrace it with open arms and open hearts, for in laughter, we find our truest selves."篇2The following is a list of 12 English words related to laughter:1. Giggle: a light, silly laugh.2. Chuckle: a quiet, suppressed laugh.3. Snicker: a sly, half-suppressed laugh.4. Snigger: a smothered or half-suppressed laugh.5. Chortle: a mixture of chuckle and snort, usually when something is funny or satisfying.6. Titter: a suppressed and nervous laugh.7. Guffaw: a loud and hearty burst of laughter.8. Belly laugh: a deep and hearty laugh that comes from the belly.9. Cackle: a loud, harsh laugh.10. Roar: a loud, deep, full-throated laugh.11. Hoot: a loud, hearty laugh.12. Hysterical: a wild and uncontrolled laughter, often due to extreme emotions.These words capture the different types of laughter that we experience in daily life. Laughter is a universal language that brings people together, enhances mood, and promotes overall well-being. Whether it's a small giggle or an all-out belly laugh, incorporating laughter into our lives can have numerous benefits. So go ahead, let out a chuckle or guffaw, and enjoy the positive effects that laughter can bring.篇3**12 Corny Jokes About Laughter**Looking for a good chuckle? Below are 12 corny jokes centered around the theme of laughter. Enjoy!1. Why did the comedian bring a ladder to the comedy club?Because he wanted to reach new heights of laughter!2. What did the laughter coach say to the student?"You're doing great! Keep up the good 'work out' in the comedy gym!"3. Why did the laughing tomato turn red?Because it saw the salad dressing!4. What did the pencil say to the paper?"I can't stop writing jokes, it's my 'write' of passage!"5. How do you catch a squirrel that's laughing?Climb a tree and tell a nutty joke!6. Why did the clown bring a tuba to the circus?Because he wanted to hear the sounds of laughter'instruments'!7. Why was the math book always laughing?Because it had too many problems!8. How does a scientist make a laugh?Through 'ex-perimenting' with humor!9. Why did the comedy duo break up?They couldn't stop 'cracking' each other up!10. Why did the chicken tell jokes to the corn?Because it wanted to have a 'corn-versation' full of laughter!11. Why was the comedian always sweating on stage?Because he was working out his 'funny bones'!12. How do you make a lemon laugh?Squeeze it with a dash of humor!Remember, laughter is the best medicine, so keep these jokes handy for a good giggle whenever you need it!。

典范英语8 Good English 13——Robbie Woods and his Merry Metidy away 收拾起来I’m always the first to tidy my work away at the end of the day.造句When they'd gone, McMinn tidied away the glasses and teacups.be the same with 适用于，与…一样/the same toIt is the same with the school play.造句May it not be the same with us in our weaving？当上面一句话说了一个事情后，下面要说这种情况对与某人也是一样的时候，我们用the same with;the same to通常后接人。

the same as 与.....相同造句His shirt is the same as mine.当比较同质事物时，我们常用the same asthe same with可用于倒装，而the same as就不可以这么用．我们可以说With Mary,it was the same. 而不说As Mary,it was the same.fall over 被…绊倒；意外地从…上跌落I just had to stand there,wearing a box and then fall over.造句When you first learn to ride bike you may fall over and over.recorder 直笛;录音机That was Jordan(because he can play the recorder).造句The key is to start now, whether with a tape recorder or video camera .miserable 悲惨的；令人痛苦的What about his miserable man?造句The most miserable of my correspondents fit this mold.get on with 继续（干某事）；和…友好相处What about just getting on with it.造句He did get on with his life in his own way and in his own time.keen on热衷于有兴趣的I am dead keen on Robin Hood.造句We are already pretty keen on another applicant.dizzy 头昏眼花的；使人眩晕的，引起头晕的I felt dizzy with worry.造句Dizzy and bleeding, he fell to the floor.典范英语8 Good English 18——Scrapman and the Incredible Flying Machine hang one's head把头垂下；低头Scrapman hung his head.造句He hung his head to say sorry to the policeman.come round苏醒；周而复始；造访；开始接受,来find out 弄明白，发现Scrapman loved looking at the pictures,but he had to wait until Emma came round to find out what the stories were about.造句Why don't you come round next saturday evening?Find out what the experts do.round the clock 夜以继日；日夜；昼夜；日以继夜They were working round the clock on Winston’s incredible invention. 造句Rachel ray cooking round the clock cookbook brand new.pick up 捡起；接载；学会He pedalled faster and the machine picked up speed.造句Can you pick up the apple for me？wake up(to) 醒来；(被)吵醒Winston woke up to a strange noise.造句Jake wanted to wake up, but sleep held him back.lay out 摊开；摆出Emma laid out the picnic on a cloth,but although they were very good sandwiches and nice fizzy lemonade,it wasn’t the celebration they’d been looking forward to.造句Here we lay out the best ideas that our net brought in.clear up 处理；收拾；清理And she got up and cleared up the picnic.造句If the loans sour, the central government may have to clear up the debt, straining central-government finances.immediately 立刻，马上;直接地；紧接地Scrapman didn’t come down immediately.造句Facebook did not immediately respond to a request for comment for this story.chance 机会，机遇；概率He would have a chance to go up in the incredible flying machine.造句This isn't your last chance.。