牛津閱讀樹 | ORT8-1 The Kidnappers 學(xué)習(xí)筆記

牛津閱讀樹讀到牛7最后的DD系列那幾本時，就已經(jīng)感覺挺難了。之前理解性閱讀階段的備課工作沒做好，娃更多的是看大概故事情節(jié)，對很多詞的理解并不到位。現(xiàn)在指讀階段，還要重新補(bǔ)功課，盡量讓孩子能指讀也能明白意思。

The Kidnappers

Kidnapper: We know this because kid and napper,  it was a  word(slang) of the sort that criminals used.

Acriminalis a person who has committed a crime.

Crimemeans activity that involve breaking the law.

Lawmeans the whole system of rules that everyone in a country or society must obey.

Read the title and have a quick look through the pictures. 

Ask: 

What do kidnappers do? Who do they kidnap and why? 

What do you notice about the characters on the cover? Which famous character is being kidnapped? How do you know? why the magic changes Kipper into a teddy bear?

Kipper was sad because the magic key would not glow.

He looked at the key for a long time. At last he fell asleep.

Suddenly, the key glowed and the magic began to work.

Kipper 's toys were coming to life. Teddy gave Kipper a shake.

'Wake up, 'he said. 'The magic key is glowing.The magic is working.

 come to life 復(fù)活

*記得娃在復(fù)述牛津傳統(tǒng)故事1+的run, run時，就說 The gingerbread man comes to life，給我驚喜的。

Kipper sat up and rubbed his eyes. He looked at his toys.

“Come on, Kipper, ”said Catsimir. 'Hurry up! It's time for a magic adventure.”

rub： to move your hand, or sth such as a cloth, backwards and forwards over a surface while pressing firmly 擦；磨；搓

The toys ran to the little house. 'Hurry up, Kipper, called Teddy. 'Be quick, or it will be too late.

Kipper could feel the magic working. It pulled him inside the magic house.

The magic whizzed Kipper round and round.

Oh help, called Kipper. 'I feel different. This is a different sort of magic.

whizzed：If something whizzes somewhere, it moves there very fast.

The magic took them to an airport. It was a very busy airport ,Catsimir was excited.

"Maybe we can catch a plane,' he said.

'Maybe we can have an exciting adventure!"

catch a plane 趕上飛機(jī)

There were bears everywhere. They were going toSwitzerland'They're going to the Teddy Bears'Picnic.' said Teddy.

'They have one every year."

|Switzerland: Swit–zer–land

'Maybe we can go too, ’said Bunbury. Kipper was not sure.

'How can we?’he asked.

’Of course we can go,’ said Teddy. 'This is a magic adventure.“

Kipper and his friends went on the aeroplane to Switzerland.

They flew over lakes and mountains. 'What a beautiful place for a picnic! 'said Kipper.

When the plane landed everyone got off. There were lots and lots of bears. Kipper had never seen so many.

They had come from all over the world. It's going to be a big picnic.' said Kipper.

There was a bus at the airport.

It was going to the Teddy Bears' Picnic. 'Come on,' said Catsimir, 'if we run we can catch this bus.

Kipper liked Switzerland.

It's beautiful here, said Kipper. It was fun on top of the bus.

The bears waved at everyone and everyone waved back.

At last the bus arrived.

Everyone got off.

'I’ve never seen so many bears, said Kipper.' We’d better stay together, In case we get lost.'

Kipper and his friends found a good place to sit.

Suddenly, everyone shouted and cheered. A famous bear had come on to the stage. He waved at the crowd.

'Welcome to the Teddy Bears Picnic,'he said.

  'I know him, 'said Kipper.

  'He's a very famous bear indeed. I've read all his books.'

Another famous bear came on to the stage. He began to tell jokes and sing funny songs.

Everyone laughed and cheered.

'I know that famous bear, too, 'said Kipper. 'I've seen him on TV.'

A famous pop group came on to the stage. They played while the bears had their picnic.

'This is the best picnic I've ever been to, 'said Kipper.

Kipper had an autograph book.

He wanted some of the famous bears to sign their names.

'I can show them to Biff and Chip,'said Kipper.

'Then they'll know I've had a magic adventure.

autograph： a famous person's signature, especially when sb asks them to write it （名人的）親筆簽名

They went to find the famous bears. But there was trouble.

Some nasty bears were pushing the famous bears into a car.

'  It's a kidnap, 'said Bunbury.'We must do something.'

nasty ：very bad or unpleasant

kidnap：to take sb away illegally and keep them as a prisoner, especially in order to get money or sth else for returning them 劫持；綁架

The car sped away.

Catsimir saw a van.

'Come on! 'he shouted. 'Get in! We can follow the kidnappers in this van!'

speed away To leave or depart very quickly, especially  on or in some kind of vehicle. 

Catsimir drove the van as fast as he could. The car went even faster.

It drove up a mountain road. 'Faster, faster, called Bunbury. 'Dont lose them!' called Teddy.

The car drove through some big gates and stopped in front of a house.

The famous bears were pushed inside. 'It looks dangerous, said Kipper, 'but we must rescue them. I have a plan.'

Kipper and Catsimir went to the house.

Kipper rang a bell.

Some nasty bears came to the door. 'Free honey! called Kipper.'Free honey for every bear.

The nasty bears were greedy and they could'nt resist the honey.

They didnt see what Teddy and Bunbury were doing.

Teddy went to the car and took out the keys.

greedy：wanting more money, power, food, etc. than you really need 貪婪的；貪心的；貪吃的；渴望的 

Bunbury went to the back of the house and  looked through a window. He saw the famous bears.

They were tied up.

Bunbury set the famous bears free.

Then they all climbed out of the window. 'Come on, said Teddy. "FolIow me and don't make a sound."

The famous bears crept into the honey van.

The nasty bears didn't see them because they were too busy eating the honey.

crept：past tense of creep. to move slowly, quietly and carefully, because you do not want to be seen or heard 悄悄地緩慢行進(jìn)；躡手躡腳地移動

One of the nasty bears saw that the famous bears were escaping. They're in the honey van!" he  shouted 'Go after it!

escape: to get away from a place where you have been kept as a prisoner or not allowed to leave （從監(jiān)禁或管制中）逃跑，逃走，逃出

Catsimir drove the honey van as fast as he could.

The nasty bears ran after the van but they got stuck in the honey. 'Hooray! shouted Kipper.

The famous bears were pleased with Kipper and his friends.

‘You were very clever,' they said.

'Thanks to you the Teddy Bears Picnic can go on!”

The magic key began to glow. It was time for Kipper's adventure to end.

'I can't wait to tell Biff and Chip about it,' he said.

'The magic key glowed last night, ’said Kipper.

'I had a magic adventure.’

'We don’t believe you, 'said Biff.

'No, it was just a dream, 'said Chip.

討論環(huán)節(jié)

1.What's this story about?

The magic key glows and takes Kipper and toys to the Teddy Bear's picnic in Switaerland. He and the toys help some famous bears who have been kidnapped.
 

2.what do you think this story takes place?

3.why do you think the magic has turned Kipper into a bear?

4.what can we find out about Switzerland from the picture?

5.which parts of the picture are made up for the story?

6.what do we do to "fast" if we want to write faster?

7.What do you think might have happened to the famous bears if Kipper hadn’t rescued them?