上海学生英文报少儿进阶版1.docx

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上海学生英文报少儿进阶版1

上海学生英文报少儿进阶版

读故事，悦心灵

第1篇（134words）

ThePetsAreBack

Yourfavouritefurryfriendsareback.TheSecretLifeofPets2iscoming!

Inthefilm,thedogMaxandhisfamilyleavetheircityhometovisitafarm.There,Maxmeetsafarmdog.HisnameisRooster.RoosterteachesMaxthatlifeisscary.Butyou’vejustgottodoit.

WhatareMax’sfriendsdoingbackhome?

GidgetisaPomeranian（博美犬）.SheisrescuingMax’sfavouritetoy.Shehastofaceagroupofcats.Snowballisarabbit.Heistryingtofree（解救）atigerfromthecircus.

Petsbringjoy（欢乐）andlovetoourlives.Thefilmshowsjustthat.TheSecretLifeofPets2（《爱宠大机密2》）willarriveintheatresonJulythe5th.

Notes

n.名词v.动词adj.形容词

①furryadj.毛茸茸的②secretadj.秘密的

③lifen.生活④scaryadj.吓人的

⑤rescuev.营救⑥circusn.马戏团

第2篇DoMosquitoesLoveYou?

Picturethis:

Youwakeupinthemorning,andfindyourarmscoveredwith（布满）redmosquitobites.Butyourdadsayshedoesn’thaveany.

Domosquitoesprefertobitesomepeopleoverothers?

Theansweris“yes”!

Onlyfemalemosquitoesbitepeople.Theyneedyourbloodtofeedtheireggs.Whydotheyprefertobitesomemorethanothers?

Theanswerliesin（就在）ourbodyodour（气味）.Everyoneisunique.Femalemosquitoesknowwhatkindofbloodtheyneed.Theycansense（嗅出）ourbodyodourfrom30maway.

Therearealsomanyotherfactors（因素）,likebloodtypeandcarbondioxide.MosquitoesprefertobitepeoplewithTypeOtwiceasmuchasthosewithTypeA.Theycansensecarbondioxideupto50maway.

Whenyoubreathecarbondioxideout（呼出）throughyournoseormouth,mosquitoeswillfindyou.That’swhyyoucanhearthembuzzingaroundyourheadallnightlong.

Notes

n.名词v.动词adj.形容词

①mosquiton.蚊子②biten.叮咬v.叮咬

③preferv.更喜欢④femaleadj.雌性的maleadj.雄性的

⑤bloodn.血，后文bloodtype表示“血型”。

⑥buzzv.发出嗡嗡声*carbondioxide二氧化碳

第3篇OnlineShopping

Todaymoreandmorepeopleshoponline.Whilesomepeoplethinkthisisveryconvenient（方便的）,otherpeoplehaveamorenegative（负面的）view.

Personally,Ithinkonlineshoppinghasbothadvantages（优势）anddisadvantages（劣势）.Myreasonsareasfollows（如下）:

Onlineshoppingcanbeveryconvenient.Beforewebuysomething,wecanreadthecomments（评论）andsuggestionsfromotherbuyers.Wecanalsocomparethepricesofthesameproductsfromdifferentstores.Afterthat,wecanchoosethemostsuitableitem（商品）forourneeds.

Everycoinhastwosideshowever.Onlineshoppingdoeshavesomebadaspects（方面）.Firstofall,wemightnotsureaboutthequality（质量）ofthegoodsbeforetheygetdelivered（到货）.Ifwebuyclothesonline,wecan’ttrythemonbeforewedecidetobuy,sowedon’tknowwhethertheywillbetherightsize.

Secondly,onlineshoppingmightnotbesafe.Thesellersmightnotkeepourpersonalinformationsafe,andouraccount（账号）couldthenbehacked（侵入）byatotalstranger.Furthermore（此外）,itisbadforustostareatascreenfortoolong.Somedoctorssayitisharmfultooureyes.

Inconclusion（总之）,weshouldshoponlineinareasonable（合理的）way.

By孙立轩闵行区田园外语实验小学五

（2）班指导老师：

季双波

第4篇TheVeryHungryCaterpillarTurns50!

畅销童书《好饿的毛毛虫》出版50周年啦！

EricCarleistheauthor.Whenhewasasmallchild,hisfatheroftentookhimoutintonature.Thosewerehappytimesforhim.“Hewouldshowmeworms（蠕虫）andbeesandants,andexplain（解释）theirlivestome,”saidCarle.

Inthestory,acaterpillareatsdifferentfoodsthroughtheweek.Intheend,hebecomesabeautifulbutterfly.

Childrencanseethemselvesinthesmallcaterpillar.Hegrowsup.Heunfolds（展开）hiswingsandfliesintotheworld.Sodo（也如此）children!

It’sonly224wordslong.Butthestoryhassoldover50million（百万）copies（册）.ItisTheVeryHungryCaterpillar.Thebookturns50thisyear!

ThereisnowanexhibitionataGermanmuseum.It’scalled“EricCarle’sPictureBooks:

50YearsofTheVeryHungryCaterpillar.”ItwillbeopenuntilSeptemberthe8ththisyear.Checkitout!

Notes:

①turnv.到达（某一年龄或时间）②authorn.作者

③naturen.大自然④exhibitionn.展览

*checkout查看（有趣的事）

第5篇Kaws:

theManBehindtheX-edEyes

火遍全球的涂鸦大师及潮流玩具设计师——

WhoisKaws?

Heisafamousartistwhosereal（真正的）nameisBrianDonnelly（布赖恩·唐纳利）.Heisfamousforhistoys,clothing（服装）,graffitiandpaintings（绘画）.

GrowingupinNewJersey（美国新泽西州）,Kawswasinterestedingraffitiwhenhewasachild.Hespent（花费）alotoftimecopyinggraffitiimagesontopaper.

Later,Kawsstudiedinanartschool,andbecameagraffitiartistintheearly1990s.Hisimageswereseenonbillboards（大幅广告牌）,busstopsandinphonebooths（电话亭）.

In1997,KawsbegantoworkforDisney,andpaintedbackgroundsthere.Healsobegantodesignandproducetoys.Thesetoysbecameahit!

Kawshasreworked（再加工）manycartooncharacters（卡通人物）suchasMickeyMouse,theSmurfs（蓝精灵）andSpongeBobSquarepants（海绵宝宝）.HischaractershaveXXsforeyes.SomehaveanXoneachhand.HethoughttheseX&Xplacenicelywitheachother.

Today,youcanseeKaws’spaintingsandsculpturesinmanyartmuseumsaroundtheworld!

Notes

n.名词v.动词adj.形容词

①famousadj.著名的，出名的②artistn.艺术家，画家

③graffitin.[U,pl.]涂鸦sculpturen.雕塑品

④imagen.图像⑤designv.设计producev.生产，制造

*beinterestedin...对…感兴趣*becomeahit大受欢迎

第6篇

BuildingaSnowman

Itwasasnowyday.Thesnowwasgettingverydeepoutside.MyparentsandIdecidedtobuildasnowman.

First,wemadethreehugesnowballs.Thelargestwasthebase（底部）.Then,weliftedthemedium-sizesnowballontoit.Finallyweputthesmallestballontheverytop.

Nowitwastimetoaddtheotherbodyparts!

Ipushedtwobranchesintothemiddlesnowballforarms.Mymumstuckacarrotintothetopsnowballforthenose.Dadusedblackbeansfortheeyesandredbeansforthemouth.

Wealsogavethesnowmanahat,andwrappedacolorfulscarf（围巾）roundhisneck.MrSnowmanwascomplete!

Isaidhellotohim.

Myparentstookaphotoofmewiththesnowman.Happydays!

By干浩宇闵行区田园外语实验小学二（3）班

第7篇

AreYouScaredofSpiders?

你害怕蜘蛛吗？

Oneday,whenIwassweepingthebalconyfloor,Isawaspiderhanging（悬挂）fromitsweb.

Lotsofpeoplearescared（害怕的）ofspiders,butnotme!

Itwasveryinterestingtoseeaspideratwork.Idecidedtopaintapictureofthatspider.

Mostspidersarenotdangerousinfact.Theyseldomattack（攻击）people,unlesstheyfeelthreatened（受到威胁的）.

Manyspidersareactuallyhelpfultous.Forexample,theyeatinsectswhichwemightnotlike.Theyspinwebstocatchmosquitoesandfliesforfood.

第8篇初中基础版（214words）

TheArtofChocolate

Areyouachocolatelover?

Doyouwanttohaveachocolatefountaininyourbedroom?

Well,weknowsomeonewhocandoexactlywhatyouhavebeenthinking.

MeetPrudenceStaite.Shehascreatedworksofartusingchocolate.Yes,youreadthatright.InStaite’sworld,youcaneateverythingyousee!

Staitegrewupwithadeepinterestinbothdrawingandcooking.Whenitwastimetochooseacareer,shefacedahardchoice.Staitecouldn’tdecidewhethertobecomeacheforanartist.Shewantedtodoboth.Staitefinallywenttoanartschool.Overtheyears,however,shehasbeencombiningfoodandart.“It’snoteasytodosomethingdifferent,”theartistsays.“ButIenjoyit.Iwantpeopletonotonlylookatmyworksbutalsosmellandeatthem.”

ItusuallytakesweeksorevenmonthsforStaitetofinishanartwork.Largesculpturesrequirelotsofplanning.Temperatureplaysanimportantpart.Thebestworkingtemperatureis18degreesCelsius（摄氏度）sothatthechocolatewillnotmeltorgobad.

Staitehasreceivedlotsoflovelycomments.Manypeoplesaytheworkshavechangedtheirunderstandingoffoodandart!

WordBank开心词典

①fountainn.喷水池②exactlyadv.正好，恰好

③careern.生涯，职业④facev.面临

⑤chefn.厨师⑥sculpturen.雕像，雕刻品

⑦requirev.需要⑧commentn.评论

Sentences难句解码

★Temperatureplaysanimportantpart.

温度（的把控）十分重要。

playanimportantpart（insth.），

发挥重要作用，是重要的

e.g.Bothmyfamilyandmyjobplayanimportantpartinmylife.

★Thebestworkingtemperatureis18degreesCelsiussothatthechocolatewillnotmeltorgobad.

最佳的工作温度为18摄氏度，这样，巧克力就不会融化或变质。

第9篇初中基础版（138words）

APerfectMatch

HAVEYOUEVERSEENlivingstatues（活雕像）onthestreet?

Mostofthemareperformedbystreetartists.Theycoverthemselvescompletelywithpaint.Theystandstillforalongtime.Itisnotaneasyjob,butYorgeLuisRuizhaslotsoffun.

YorgeisoneofthemanystreetartistsinBrazil.Hestandsoutthankstohispartner,acutedognamedJaspe.WheneverYorgegoestowork,Jasperestsonhisarmandkeepsstillaslongasshecan.

Mostpeoplearesurprisedbytheirclosecooperation（合作）.However,thepairhastroublesometimes.Forexample,animalloversoncethoughtthatthestreetartistforcedthedogtogiveaperformance.Infact,YorgehadnevertrainedJaspe.Everythingjusthappensnaturally.

WordBank开心词典

①completelyadv.完全地②stilladj.静止的

③standout脱颖而出④troublen.问题，麻烦

⑤forcev.强迫，迫使

第10篇初中基础版（138words）

LightningBugs（萤火虫）

Lightningbugsarecommonlyknownasfireflies.Manychildrenhavespentasummereveningchasingthem.Thebugsmakesummereveningsmagical.

Firefliesareeasytospotduringthenightwhentheirlightsglow（光晕）bright.Butwheredotheygowhenthesunrises?

Dofireflieshideundergroundtowaitforthenighttoreturn?

Ordotheybatheinthesunlighttorechargetheirlights?

Infact,firefliesdon’thideunderground.Theydon’tneedsunlighttorechargetheirlights,either.Sowhydon’twenoticethemduringtheday?

Firefliesareusuallyonlyactiveatnight.Theyspendmost