课件三级别上daze class

1、My Weird School Daze Book 2 Chapter 8ContentPart 1 pre-readingPart 2 while-readingPart 3 after-reading Part 1 Pre-readingHave you ever tripped with your friends? Anything interesting happened?Part 2While-reading Chapter 8 Love Is Dumb “Girls are weird,” I told the guys as we walked away from Andrea.

2、 “You can say that again,” Michael said. “Girls are weird.” We walked down the beach to scope out some of the other sand castles that people were building. They were really lame. scope v. /skp/ 审视，研究lame adj. /lem/ 差劲的“Girls are always falling in love,” Ryan said. “Ugh, disgusting!” we all agreed. “

3、Im never gonna fall in love,” said Neil the nude kid. “Me neither,” said Michael. “Love is dumb.” “Well, if Andrea is in love with Mr. Sunny, at least she wont be bugging me anymore,” I told the guys. bug v. /bg/ 打扰at least 至少 “I think youre jealous, A.J.,” said Ryan. “What?!” “Youre jealous that An

4、dreas in love with Mr. Sunny.” “I am not!” I insisted. “Are too,” Ryan said. “You tried to talk her out of being in love with him.” “I did not.” “Did too.”jealous adj. /dels/ 妒忌的 We went back and forth like that for a while. “Oh, come on, A.J.!” said Michael. “Its so obvious you and Andrea are secre

5、tly in love. Thats why youre so mean to each other. Everybody knows that if you like a girl, you act like you hate her.” What? That didnt make any sense. “Yeah,” Neil said, “if you really hated Andrea, you would act nice to her. That would prove that you hate her.” My brain hurt. back and forth 来回地s

6、ecretly adv. /si:krtl/ 秘密地brain n. /bren/ 脑袋Why did the boys think A.J. like Andrea? We went up on the boardwalk and bought saltwater taffy with some money my mom gave us. I got a bag of chocolate taffy. Michael got cinnamon taffy. Neil got strawberry taffy. Ryan got broccoli taffy. Ryan will eat an

7、ything, even stuff that isnt food. One time he ate part of the seat cushion on the school bus. cinnamon adj. /snmn/ 肉桂色的broccoli n. /brkl/ 西兰花cushion n. /kn/ 垫子 I thought about what the guys said. Being mean to Andrea showed that I liked her. And being nice would show that I hated her. So if I wante

8、d the guys to stop teasing me about being in love with Andrea, I would have to be really nice to her. We went back down to the beach to see how Mr. Sunny was doing on his castle. He was talking to the sand with his eyes closed. I called Andrea over. “I bought you a present,” I said, handing her my b

9、ag of saltwater taffy. “Sweets to the sweet.” “Oh, thank you, Arlo!” Andrea said. “I didnt know you knew Shakespeare!” “Huh?” “Sweets to the sweet,” she said. “Shakespeare wrote that.” Shakespeare 莎士比亚，英国著名剧作家Why was A.J. nice to Andrea? “He did?” “Oooooh!” Ryan said. “A.J. is talking that Shakespea

10、re talk to Andrea and giving her candy. They must be in love!” “When are you gonna get married?” asked Michael. If those guys werent my best friends, I would hate them. Book 2 Chapter 9Chapter 2 Much Ado About Nothing Me and the guys went back up to the boardwalk. We walked past a Chinese fast-food

11、restaurant there. Just seeing it made me hungry. But I couldnt get food because I spent the money my mom gave me on saltwater taffy. And I gave most of the taffy to Andrea. Bummer in the summer! “What do you wanna do?” I asked the guys. “I dont know,” said Ryan. “What do you wanna do?” “I dont know,

12、” said Michael. “What do you wanna do?” “I asked you first,” I said. We went back and forth like that for a while. Finally, Neil the nude kid suggested we go booger boarding, which made no sense to me. Who wants to put boogers on a board? But then he said he meant boogie boarding, which is completel

13、y different and much more fun. boogie board 冲浪板What did Neil suggest the boys do? The only problem was that we didnt have a boogie board. “We could dig a hole,” suggested Ryan.“Digging holes is cool,” said Michael.“Maybe well find buried treasure,” Neil the nude kid said. “Then we can use it to buy

14、some food.” buried adj. /berd/ 埋葬的treasure n. /tre(r)/ 宝藏 We went down to the beach to dig a hole. My friend Billy, who lives around the corner, told me that if you dig a hole deep enough, it will go all the way to China. “Hey,” I told the guys, “if we dig a hole to China, maybe well end up near a C

15、hinese restaurant. I bet theyll give us Chinese food.” “Then we wont even need to find buried treasure,” Michael said. “Great idea, A.J.!” said Ryan. Thats why Im in the gifted and talented program at school. The four of us started digging with our hands. I could almost taste the Chinese food we wer

16、e going to eat once we reached China. “Hey,” Ryan said, “whats the deal with jumbo shrimp? Its either jumbo or its shrimpy. It cant be both.” jumbo adj. /dmb/巨大的shrimp n. /rmp/ 小虾 “Yeah,” said Michael, “and how can you have sweet and sour pork? Either its sweet or its sour. Whats up with that?” “Yea

17、h,” I said, “and how do they know which ribs are the spare ones?” Chinese food is weird. We were all digging in the sand when the strangest thing in the history of the world happened. “Hey!” Neil suddenly shouted. “Theres something down here!” sweet and sour 糖醋rib n. /rb/ 肋骨 “What is it?” I asked. “

18、Buried treasure?” “No, its . . . a hand!” “Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!” we all screamed. “And the fingers are moving!” “Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!” we all screamed. “Its the sand monster!” I shouted. “My sister told me about it. Its a zombie, and it eats boys!” “Run for your lives!” shouted Neil. Thats whe

19、n this giant, human-shaped creature pushed its way out from under the sand. It stood up! “Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!” we all screamed. The sand monster started shaking sand off itself. creature n. /kri:t(r)/ 生物 And thats when I realized it wasnt a sand monster at all. It was Mr. Granite, that weird guy

20、 who swam all the way from Australia! “Thanks for digging me up, blokes,” said Mr. Granite. “I must have dozed off on the beach. I guess some kids covered me with sand as a prank.” doze off 睡着prank n. /prk/ 恶作剧 Then he just walked away, like that was completely normal. Mr. Granite sure has a weird w

21、ay of popping up out of nowhere. Down the beach, we saw that Mr. Sunny had put up a big fence around his sand castle. I guess he was afraid that somebody might damage it before the judging. A bunch of kids were watching him work on the castle, but Andrea wasnt around. pop up 突然出现 “Wheres Andrea?” I

22、asked Mr. Sunny. “I cannot talk right now,” he replied. “I must have silence with the sand.” We found Andrea down by the water, reading one of her Shakespeare books. She looked like she had been crying. “Whats your problem?” I asked Andrea. “Mr. Sunny wont talk to me,” she said, dabbing her eyes wit

23、h a tissue. “He always says he needs to be alone with his sand. These words are razors to my wounded heart! This was the unkindest cut of all. O, I am fortunes fool! Alas, I am a woman friendless, hopeless!” That Shakespeare talk is really annoying. But I never saw Andrea cry before. I almost felt s

24、orry for her. Almost. razor n. /rez(r)/ 剃须刀wounded adj. /wu:ndd/ 受伤的 Thats when I got the greatest idea in the history of the world. I could prove once and for all that I didnt like Andrea. “I know how you can get Mr. Sunny to notice you,” I told Andrea. “You should pretend to drown. Mr. Sunny will

25、have to save you.” The guys all agreed that I was a genius, and I should get the No Bell Prize. Thats a prize they give out to people who dont have bells. drown v. /dran/ 淹没 “It would never work,” Andrea said. “Ive been taking swimming lessons since I was three. Im an excellent swimmer.” “Mr. Sunny doesnt know that,” I told her. “Just fake it and pretend you cant swim.” “But that would be like lying,” Andrea said. Andrea doesnt know the first thing about lying. Lying is when you say your dog