科普版英语六年级全册课文(电子档).doc

Lesson 1 Are you going to have a birthday party?
Let’s talk
(L=Lulu, T= Tom)
L: What day is it today?
T: It’s Wednesday.
L: My birthday is coming.
T: When is your birthday?
L: Next Sunday.
T: Are you going to have a birthday party?
L: Yes, I am. I’m going to have a party at home next Sunday evening. Would you like to come?
T: Sure. I’d love to. Are you going to ask Eve to come?
L: Certainly.

Make and say
A holiday plan
May Day is coming. What are you going to do. Please tell me your plan.
On May 1st, I’m going to visit my friends.
On May 2nd, I’m going to take swimming lessons.
On May 3rd, I’m going to help my mum do some washing.

Read.
Father’s birthday party.
I’m Mary today’s my father’s birthday. The weather is good. It’s sunny. We are going to have a birthday party for him. Now my mother and I are doing some shopping. I'm going to buy some fruit. Mother is going to buy some eggs. She's going to make a birthday cake for my father. The party will begin at four o'clock. It's one o'clock now. And I’m asking my uncle and I and to come to the party.

Lesson 2 What are you going to do tomorrow.
Let’s talk
(E=Eve, D=Dongdong)
E: What are you going to do tomorrow?
D: I’m going to do some shopping.
E: What are you going to buy?
D: I’m going to buy a map of China.
E: I want to buy some crayons. Can I go with you?
D: Sure.
E: How can we get there?
D: By bike, OK?
E: OK?

Read
Mr Going-to-do
John lives in a village. But people often call him “Mr Going-to-do” . Do you want to know why? John always says,” I’m going to do...” But he never does it. Every Saturday, John goes to Mr Smith’s house and talk with him. “ I’m going to clean my house tomorrow,” he says, or “ I’m going to wash my car next week.” Mr Smith usually says, “ Are you, John?” John isn’t going to clean his house or wash his car. Mr Smith knows that. Then he says, “ Excuse me, John. I’m going to do some work now.” And he goes into his house. Mr Smith often says to his son, “ If you say you are going to do something, then do it. Don’t be another ‘ Mr Going-to-do’.”

Lesson 3 It will be sunny this Sunday.
Let’s talk
(D=dongdong, L=Lulu)
D: It’s nice outside, isn’t it?
L: Yes, it is.
D: What will the weather be like tomorrow?
L: It will be cloudy and windy.
D: Will it be cold?
L: Yes, it will. But it’ll be sunny this Sunday.
D: That’s good. I think it’ll be warm, too.
L: Yes, I think so.
D: What are you going to do this Sunday?
L: I’m going to see my grandpa. And you?
D: I’m going to play football.

Listen and say
(L=Lili, J=John)
L: Hi, John! The winter holiday is coming. What are you going to do?
J: We’re going to Australia.
L: Wow! What will the weather be like in Australia?
J: It will be sunny and hot. It’s summer in Australia now.
L: That’s great! You can swim in the sea there.
J: Yes, and what about you, Lili?
L: I’m going to Hainan with my parents.
J: Have a nice holiday!
L: You too!

Read
Changes in the weather
The earth is getting warmer. In some places, the water in the sea will be hotter, and this will bring about great changes in the weather.
There will be strong wind, and it will bring heavy rain to some places. And in some other places, the weather will be very dry. That will be bad for the people there. But it isn’t always bad. In some dry places the rain makes lakes full of water. Then birds come back again, and the people are very happy.
Floods in China（中国洪灾） Forest fire in Australia （澳大利亚森林火灾）
Forest fire in Indonesia （印度尼西亚森林火灾） Droughts in Africa （非洲大旱）
Floods in Bangladesh （孟加拉国洪灾） Lake Nakuru in Kenya （充沛的雨水使肯尼亚基金干枯的纳库鲁湖重现汪洋一片，150多万只火烈鸟又回到湖边栖息）

Lesson 4 What kind of books will you buy?
Let’s talk
(L=Lulu, H=Henry)
L: What are you going to do tomorrow?
H: I’m going to the bookshop.
L: What kind of books will you buy?
H: I’m going to buy some books about science.
L: Science? Do you have science class this term?
H: No, we have it next term. It’s new. Is it difficult?
L: Yes, it’s difficult, but it’s interesting.
H: Do you like it?
L: Yes I do.

Read
Tree
It is Tree Planting Day tomorrow. Many people will go up to the hills and plant trees.
Trees can make the air clean. Animals and people can get food from them, too.
But people are cutting down too many trees. That will bring about great changes in the weather. It will be too cold or too wet in some places. It will be too hot or too dry in other places.
We must plant more trees. They will make the people healthy, and make our country more beautiful.

Lesson 5 Revision
Let’s talk
(A=Ann, Q=Qiqi)
A: What will the weather be like tomorrow, Qiqi?
Q: It’ll be sunny. What will you do tomorrow?
A: I’ll go shopping.
Q: What are you going to buy?
A: I’m going to buy some food. Tomorrow is my birthday.
Q: Are you going to have a party?
A: Yes, I’m going to have a party tomorrow evening. Would you like to come?
Q: Sure, I’d love to.

Lesson 6 It’s on the fifth floor.
Let’s talk
(Q=Qiqi, L=Lulu, E=Eve)
Q: Where is Kate?
L: I think she is in the reading room.
Q: Where is the reading room? Is it on the third floor?
L: No, it’s on the fifth floor.

Q: It’s Kate in the reading room.
E: No, she’s in her classroom.
Q: What class is she in?
E: She is in Class Three.
Q: Is it on the second floor?
E: No, it’s on the fourth floor.
Q: Thank you very much.

Listen and say
(N=Nick, L=Liu Mei)
N: Liu Mei, is this your house?
L: Yes. Come in, please.
N: Wow! What a nice house. Where is your bedroom?
L: It’s on the second floor.
N: Do you have a study?
L: Yes, I do.
N: Where is it?
L: It’s on the third floor. Come and have a look.
N: Oh, so many books. Can I read this one?
L: Sure.

Read
First floor or second floor?
Bruce and Jess are friends. They are in Class Three, Great Five. Bruce comes from the UK and Jess comes from the USA. They live in the same building in Beijing.
“ I’m Bruce. I’m from the UK. I live on the first floor,” Bruce says.
“ I’m Jess. I’m from the USA. I live on the first floor,” Jess says.
“ Oh, you live on the same floor,” Lingling says.
“ No, Jess leaves on the ground floor,” says Bruce.
“ No, Bruce lives on the second floor,” Says Jess.
“ I live on the first floor.” “ Bruce lives on the second floor.” Do you know why? Because in the UK “the first floor” is the same as “the second floor” in the USA.

Lesson 7 What’s the date today?
Let’s talk
(Q=Qiqi, E=Eve)
Q: What’s the date today?
E: It’s April 30th.
Q: Oh, my birthday is coming.
E: When is your birthday?
Q: It’s on May 5th. When is your birthday?
E: My birthday is in May, too.
Q: Oh, then we’re the same age.
E: No, I’m twelve years old. And you’re ten years old. So I’m older than you.

Listen and say
Mom, I’m back. I’m hungry.
There is a cake on the table. You can have it.
Look, Mom! “Eat before May 20th.” What’s the date today?
It’s May 22nd. So you can’t eat it. There is some bread in the fridge. Go and get some.
OK, Mom.

Read
The number 13
In the USA and the UK. Some people don't like the number 13. They don't think 13 is a good number. For example, they don't like to live on the thirteenth floor.
It was May 4th, Jack’s birthday. He asked some of his friends to dinner. When everyone sat around the table, Jack began to count the people. Suddenly, he cried,” Oh, there are 13 people here!” Everyone was worried but Mrs Brown, Jack’s mother. She said slowly with a smile,” Don’t worry children. We have fourteen people here. I am going to have a baby in three months.”
They all became happy again. They enjoyed the nice food and had a good time that night.

Lesson 8 Merry Christmas!
Let’s talk
(N=Nick, B=Bess, D=Dad, M=Mum)
N: It’s December 25th. It’s Christmas Day!
B: Let’s say Merry Christmas to Mum and Dad.
N: OK.

B&N: Merry Christmas, Dad!
Merry Christmas, Mum!
D&M: Merry Christmas, children.
M: Go to the sitting room and find your present.

B: Oh, what a beautiful tree!
N: Oh, the presents are under it.
M: This toy dog is for you, Nick.
D: The doll is for you, Bess.
B&N: Thank you, Dad. Thank you, Mum.

Listen and say
(S=Son, M=Mum)
S: Happy Mother’s Day, Mom! Here’s a card for you.
M: It’s beautiful. Thanks.
S: Thank you for your love, Mom. What can I do for you today?
M: Nothing, Son.
S: I’ll do the cleaning for you. You have a good rest.
M: Oh! You’re a good boy.
S: Thanks, Mum. I love you.

Read
Halloween
It’s October 31st. It’s Halloween. The kids are very happy.
They are making masks. They are making Jack-O-lanterns. Then they dress up like ghosts.
In the evening they go from door to door. They knock at the door of a house and cry, “ Trick or treat!” A woman comes out and gives them some candy. They thank her and go to another house.
They knocked at the door and cry “Trick or treat! “ This time a tall ghost comes out. The kids cry “ Ah! A ghost! ” and run away.
“ Don’t run away, ” the ghost cries. “ It’s just us. We are Bob and Rob. “ The kids all laugh.

Lesson 9 Were you at school yesterday?
Let’s talk
(G=Grandpa, E=Eve)
G: Eve, What was the date yesterday?
E: Today is June 2nd. So yesterday was June 1st.
G: It was children’s Day, wasn’t it?
E: Yes, it was.
G: Were you at school yesterday?
E: Yes, I was.
G: What did you do?
E: We had a sports meeting.
G: Did you have a good time?
E:Yes, we did.

Listen and say
(W=Wang Li, T=Tom)
W: Hi, Tom. How was your weekend?
T: It was great! I went fishing with my father.
W: Are you good at fishing?
T: No, I’m not. But my father is. How was your weekend?
W: It was OK. I was at home. My dog was ill. I had to look after her.
T: Is she better now?
W: Yes, she is much better. Thank you.

Read
April Fools’ Day
It was April 1st. A bus was going down a country road. Then it slowed down and stopped. The driver tried hard to start it, but he couldn’t.
Then he turned to the passengers and said, “ This bus is too old. I can’t start it. Now we can only do one thing. I will count to three, and on the word three, I want you all to lean forward together. Then the bus will start again. “
All the passengers said yes. and the driver began to say, “ One! Two! Three! “ When they heard “ Three ”, they all leaned forward hard, and the bus started again.
When the driver said “ April Fools! “ , the passengers suddenly remember it was April Fools’ Day and they all began to laugh.

Lesson 10 Revision
Let’s talk
(A=Ann, Q=Qiqi)
Q: What’s the date today, Ann?
A: It’s May 31st.
Q: Oh, tomorrow is June 1st. It’s Children’s Day.
A: Yes. I want to make some cards for my friends.
Q: Good idea. Can I join you?
A: Certainly.

(D=Dongdong, A=Ann)
D: What was the date yesterday?
A: Yesterday was April 11th. It was my birthday.
D: How old are you?
A: I’m twelve. What about you?
D: I’m twelve, too.
A: We are the same age. When is your birthday?
D: It’s in May.
A: Then I am older than you.

Read
My new home.
My name is Liu Jun. I live in Shanghai. Now my family and I are driving to our new home. It’s in Pudong.
We drove along some streets and over a bridge. At last we stopped in front of a tall building.
Our new home is on the eighteenth floor. My bedroom is big and bright.
From the window. I can see many cars and people down in the streets. They look very small. The cars look like toys.
To the west, I can see the Huangpu River and many tall buildings along it.
At night we watch the lights go on over the city. The lights look like stars in the sky. And the city is very beautiful. I like my new home.

Lesson 1 I’m not feeling well.
Let’s talk
(M=Mom, T=Tom)
M: What’s the matter, Tom?
T: I’m not feeling well, Mom.
M: Do you have a cold?
T: Yes, I think so. Could you give me some water, please?
M: Here you are.
T: Thank you, Mom.
M: Tom, you must go and see a doctor.
T: OK, Mom.
M: It’s cold outside. You must wear your coat.
T: OK, Mom. Could you pass me my coat, please?
M: Here you are.
T: Thank you, Mom.
M: Tell me your teacher’s number. I’ll call him and tell him you are sick.
T: OK. Here it is.

Listen and say
(S=Sam, T=Tom)
S: Hi, Tom. It’s Sam. There is a football game this afternoon. Do you want to watch it?
T: No, thanks. I have a bad cold.
S: Oh. You should drink plenty of water and stay in bed.
T: Yes, I’m in bed now.
S: You can watch the football game on TV.
T: Yes, my father will be with me.
S: That’s good!

Read
A good habit
Dan often stayed up late and got up late. At last he became ill. He had a bad headache, and couldn’t get to sleep at night. So he went to see a doctor.
“ Oh, you look tired. What’s the matter?” the doctor asked.
“ I have a bad headache and can’t get to sleep at night,” Dan said.
“ When do you usually go to bed?”
“ I usually go to bed after 12 o’clock.”
“ You should go to bed before 10 o’clock. Drink some milk before you go to sleep. I’m sure you will sleep well and get better soon.”
From then on, Dan went to bed early and soon he got better.
It’s a good habit to go to bed early and get up early.

Lesson 2 Did you play basketball yesterday?
Let’s talk
(L=Lulu, T=Tom)
L: Hello, Tom! What do you usually do on Sunday afternoon?
T: I often play basketball.
L: Did you play basketball yesterday?
T: No, I didn’t. I went to visit a friend.
L: Did you have a good time?
T: Yes, I did. My friend likes taking photos. He showed me many photos.
L: Did you like the photos?
T: Yes, I liked them very much.

Listen and say
(S=Sam, L=Lili)
S: Hi, Lili! Glad to see you again! Tell me about your trip. Was it your first trip to London?
L: Yes, it was. We visited Big Ben and Tower Bridge. We also went to Hyde Park.
S: Wow! Sound great! Was the weather good?
L: No, it wasn’t. It was wet. It rained every day. But the people there were very kind.
S: Did you have a good time?
L: Yes, we did.

Read
The giant’s garden
Once there lived a giant. He had a big garden. There were many beautiful flower and trees in it. Birds sang in the trees and children liked to play in the garden.
One day the giant came back after a long trip. He saw the children playing in his garden. He was very angry. He built a high wall around the garden. But from then on, it was always winter in the garden. There were no birds or flowers, and the trees were not green. The giant was very sad.
One morning, the giant looked out and found many children playing in the garden. The trees were green and the birds sang again.
The giant came out and said, “ It’s your garden now, little children.” And then he pulled down the wall.

Lesson 3 Did you go boating last Sunday?
Let’s talk
(M=Mary, D=Dali)
M: What do you usually do on Sundays?
D: I usually go boating or swimming.
M: Did you go boating last Sunday?
D: No, I went to Tiger Zoo.
M: Great! How many tigers were there?
D: There were about ninety.
M: Did you see