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1、Maple and PecansGroup2Lesson 6 Paragraph 1Todays national forests are interesting place to camp, hike, and take pictures. But for Native Americans and early settlers, forests provided their major food sources. In the woods, they hunted animals ,fished in lakes and streams, and gathered nuts and berr

2、ies. They even found a source of sugar. Two trees of great importance to both the natives and settlers were the maple in the northeast and the pecan in the central south. point forests discover suitable temperature manufacture process pecan produce from productive每個堅果在成長時被綠色的殼包覆，在成熟時殼會自動裂開。 美洲山核桃是生長

3、在北美的一種樹以及它的果實的名字。它的果實通常被稱為堅果，但是，從植物學的角度看，它並不是堅果，而是核果（drupe）。美洲山核桃樹的自然生長區域從印地安納（Indiana）到愛荷華（Iowa）東部，西南至路易斯安那和德克薩斯州，西端則至墨西哥。 楓樹最早楓樹有糖水成分的秘密，是被印地安人發現，印地安人會在樹幹上割破樹皮，用刨空的木頭盛接從楓樹幹流出來的糖水，再用陶鍋熬汁提煉成金黃色的楓糖，楓糖的熱量是印地安人漫漫長冬所需能量的重要來源。 到了17世紀法國移民向印地安人學到這項採集技術，並改善技術，從使用木製導流管一直演進成為使用塑膠軟管，把楓糖流進巨大的儲存槽，進行提煉。 Paragraph

4、2The sugar mapleCharacteristicsheight 75 to 100 feetleaves3 to 5 inches wide. Both of two-sided are bright green, and indentation.barkYoung tree with smooth gray bark. Older tree develops furrows.twigsshiny, brownish, slender, and sharp terminal buds.Fruithorseshoe-shaped double-winged. ://d

5、atabase/plants.php?Acer+saccharumMassachusetts Maple Producers AssociationApplicationsOtherfuel, furniture and flooring. Ediblesweetener, refreshing drinkMedicinalblood tonic, diuretic, coughs, expectorant, diarrhea, treating blindness, treating sore eyes, and so on.Cradlelandeastern half of south A

6、merica.abundant in the forests of N.E. and southeastern Canada.Maple furniture Photosynthesis * sun * sugar *sucrose Sap * water *warm *springparagraph3pictureParagragh 4No one knows how the Native Americans discovered the sweet, watery maple sap. But they had many uses for it and stored it in conta

7、iners they called mokuks. When the sap began to flow or “run,” they cut a hole in the bark. Then they put in a wood chip to guide the sap into the mokuks. This is called “tapping.” Native families camped in the maple grove until the sap stopped running in the early spring. It was one of their most i

8、mportant foods. A supply of maple sugar saved them from starvation when hunters returned empty-handed. They used it on everything, including meat and fish. They mixed it with corn and wheat to make cakes and a thick soup. They boiled it to make a syrup. Most often they boiled it until it was almost

9、dry, so it could be easily stored.Paragragh 4s points Connection of the Native Americans and the Maple sap.A container called mokuks.“Tapping”.The uses of sap.Condiment of their food.VocabularyBark: n U the outer covering of a tree.Chip: n C a small piece of wood, stone, metal etc that has been brok

10、en off something.Starvation: n U suffering or death caused by lack of food.Grove: n C a piece of land with trees growing on it.The maple sapLeft:The early Americans made the syrup in this wayRight:The sap is flowing!All ABOUT THE USAUnit six Maples and PecanBy古沛姍Paragraph 5Original article The Nativ

11、e Americans gave the settlers their first taste of maple sugar,and that was all they needed.Soon it became an important food for them,just as it was for the natives.For many New England settlers,it was their only source of sugar.When they word“Saps running!”were heard,the man quickly gathered their

12、equipment and brought it to the groves.They made holes in the trees and put in wooden spouts to guide the sap into their wooden container filled,they carried them to the campsite where they boiled the sap.It was tedious work,but an exciting time,too.There was a feeling of spring in the air,and every

13、where there was the aroma of sweet maple syrup.Paragraph5 translation當地原住民給他們的殖民者在味覺上對楓糖的嘗試，此時發現，楓糖正是他們所需。很快地，楓糖成為對殖民者以及當地居民一個很重要的食物。楓糖是唯一New England殖民者糖的來源。當聽到“Saps running!”(樹汁在跑，意指樹汁產量多到要流出來了)時，人們就會立刻集合他們的裝備，帶著裝備進去小叢林，他們再樹上挖一個洞、放一個木製的漏斗(協助接取汁液的器具)去引導汁液流入他們木製的容器。當容器滿時，他們便把汁液帶到(露)營地煮沸。這項工作(製作過程)雖繁鎖

14、單調無趣，但也是讓人振奮的時候(因有收穫，開心有楓糖可食用)這裡的空氣也有種春天的氣息(感覺)，而且各角落充滿了楓糖所散發出的香味。paragraph5Vocabulary a person who from another country and settles in the new place.the place something comes from3.equipmentgear4.grovesa group of trees planted close togetherparagraph5made of wood6.spouta tube-shaped opening which a

15、llows liquid to be poured out of container(containers mouth)7.campsitea piece of land where people on holiday can camp8.tedious(adjective)boringtediously(adverb)、tediousness(noun)paragraph5a strong pleasant smell usually from food or drink10.syrupa very sweet 、thick、light-coloured liquid made by dis

16、solving sugar in water11.sapthe liquid that carries food to all parts of a plant* Maple syrup is a sweetener made from the sap of some maple trees.Picturemaple syrupParagraph 6s pointsMaple sugar and maple syrup: 1.Before: common in country kitchen 2.Nowaday: luxury products25 to 30 gallons of syrup

17、 man-made maple flavoring uncommon thingMaple candy and maple ice creamUnit 6 Maples and Pecans Paragraph7The original text While northerners have their maples, southerners have their pecan trees. Pecans are important for their nuts. The central southern area of the United States is the only area of

18、 the world where the pecan tree grows wild. Native pecan trees grow in greatest numbers in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Cultivated pecan trees also produce crops in Georgia, Alabama, New Mexico, North and South Carolina, and Florida.Translation 北方人有他們的楓樹而南方人有他們的核桃樹。堅果對核桃樹來說

19、是重要的。在美國南方中心的地區是世界唯一野外種植核桃樹的地方。原生的核桃樹大量種植在Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana和Mississippi。耕種核桃樹也生產作物在Georgia, Alabama, New Mexico, Carolina的南北方和Florida。Vocabulary1.pecan : kind of hickory tree growing in the Mississippi region of the USA. (產於美國密西西比河流域的山核桃樹)2.cultivate : prepare for crops by ploughi

20、ng.3.crop : yearly produce of grain, grass, fruit, etc.The focal point1.There are different crops in different parts of the United States. In the northern is maples, and in the southern is pecan trees.2.The pecan trees only grow in the southern of the United States.3.The places that pecan trees grow

21、 are so many, like Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, etc. The mapYou can find pecan trees in these places.11. New Mexico 新墨西哥州16. Oklahoma 奧克拉荷馬州17. Texas 德克薩斯州21. Arkansas 阿肯色州22. Louisiana 路易斯安納州26. Mississippi 密西西比州30. Alabama 阿拉巴馬州33. Georgia 喬治亞州34. Florida 佛羅里達州47. North Carolina北卡羅來納州48.

22、South Carolina南卡羅來納州The pecanA pecan tree Ripe pecan nuts on tree Maples and Pecans speciality Native American specialityHeightClusterShellMeat Native AmericanNameSourcenuttingParagraph 9Although there are still some wild nut trees, most of our nuts are grown in groves. Nut trees grow slowly. A few

23、nuts develop on most cultivated (培養成的) trees by age three or four. The pounds of nuts harvested increase with the age of the trees. A fifteen- to twenty-year-old tree produces 75 to 100 pounds. Pecan trees continue producing nuts when they are over 100 years old. One pecan tree in Texas has set a re

24、cord for producing 1000 pounds of pecans in one season. That would make quite a pecan pie!翻譯雖然，那裡仍然有一些野生的核桃樹，大多我們的核果都生長在小樹林，核桃樹長的很慢，在大多數培養的樹上直到三、四歲就會發展出一些核果，每磅的核果的收成會隨著述的年齡而增加，15-20歲的樹會生產出75-100磅，當核果樹超過100歲還是會持續生產核果，有棵在美國德州的樹創下紀錄，核桃數在一個季節就生產1000磅，那會製造一個相當的核桃派！# Nut of processA few nuts develop on mo

25、st cultivated trees by age three or four.A fifteen- to twenty-year-old tree produces 75 to 100 pounds.Pecan trees continue producing nuts when they are over 100 years old.# Nut of processThe pounds of nuts harvested increase with the age of the tree. seedling 3 or 4 years old 15-20 years old Pecan p

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