高二英語上學(xué)期學(xué)案系列（12）北師大版

1、高二北師大版學(xué)案系列12 第16單元 名師講堂 Point Focus 心靈雞湯 Real Vision(II) "Mom, guess what?"said Kayla, smiling. "I learned how to mix colors today! Blue and red make purple, and yellow and blue make green! Isnt that neat? Michelle painted with us too. She said she liked the way the paint feels when s

2、he squeezes it through her fingers."     Something about my childs excitement caught my attention, and I realized that I had never finger-painted with Kayla. I didnt like the mess. As a result, my child had learned about color from a blind friend. This made me think carefull

3、y about my child and myself.     Then Kayla said, "Michelle told me that my picture showed joy and pride. She really saw what I was doing!"Kayla said that she didnt know how good finger paints felt until Michelle showed her how to paint without looking at the paper.

4、0;    Thats when I realized that Kayla didnt know that Michelle was blind. They had never talked about it.     When I told her that Michelle was blind, she was quiet for a moment. At first, she didnt believe me. "But Mommy, Michelle understood what was in my p

5、icture!"Kayla insisted. I knew my child was right because Michelle had listened to Kayla describe her artwork. Michelle had also heard the pride in Kaylas voice, her wonder at her discovery of the way colors mix together, and her delight when she squeezed paint through her fingers.  &

6、#160;  We were quiet for a minute. Then Kayla said slowly, "You know, Mommy, Michelle really did 'seemy picture. She just used my eyes."     Ive never heard anyone say that Michelle has a handicap. She doesnt. She has a special kind of "vision"that al

7、l mothers could use.      Notes:     1. squeeze v.擠     2. handicap n.生理缺陷(Theend) 影音留聲 Finding Nemo 閱讀練習(xí) Jobs and Careers 寫作點(diǎn)評 Book ReviewAlice's Adventures in Wonderland When I was a kid, I would sit and watch Disneys Alice in Wonderl

8、and over and over again. I loved the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire cat and the white rabbit. But little did I know, Alices Adventures in Wonderland was ten times better! Alice meets all kinds of other great characters that arent in the Disney movie.     Believe it or not, Alices Adven

9、tures in Wonderland was written in 1865, well before Walt Disney was even born, and the story has only gotten better with time.     From the second that Alice saw the white rabbit and went running after him, I was captivated*. Even though I knew most of the story, it didnt take a

10、way from the excitement of Alice tumbling down the rabbit hole or waiting Alice in Wonderland to see if she would shrink or grow from drinking the mysterious liquid in the bottle marked "Drink Me".      Each time I finished a chapter, I had to read the next to see who A

11、lice would meet next. Alices Adventures in Wonderland is almost a collection of short stories with a new setting and a new set of characters in every chapter. However, Alices adventures eventually bring all the characters together at the very end of the book in the Queens court.   

12、60; Everyone should read AliceAdventures in Wonderland at least once in their life. No matter what year it is or how old you are, Alices Adventures in Wonderland will never become dull. Lewis Carroll also wrote Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There six years after Alices Adventures in Wonderland.     Note:captivate  v.迷住, 迷惑 輕松一刻 Fun TimeWriting to Grandma A little boy wrote this l