五年级下册英语一课一练Unit3My school calendarPartC∣人教

第1页/共18页 人教版(PEP)小学英语五年级下册Unit 3 My school calendar Part C同步测试(二)

一、英译汉。 ① January________ ② March________ ③ April________ ④ May________ ⑤ September________ ⑥ October________ 二、选词填空。(可重复选择)

A. a B. an (1)We have________few fun things in summer.

(2)Give me________ egg,please.

(3)They will take part in(参加)________Easter party.

(4)I have________school trip in May.

三、根据汉语提示补全句子。

(1)We have a________(运动会) in March.

(2)The school trip is in________ (四月).

四、汉译英。

①—月 ________ . ②二月 ________ ③三月 ________ ④四月 ________ ⑤五月________ 第2页/共18页

⑥六月________ 五、根据句意填入所缺单词,补全句子。

1.The first month of the year is________. 2.February is the________month of the year. 3.There are________months in a season. 4.Spring is from________to________. 5.Summer is from________to________. 六、读句子,判断正误。

1.Mother's Day is in January. 2.Tree Planting Day is in March. 3.Children's Day is in February. 4.April is in summer in China. 5.It sometimes snows in January in Beijing. 七、判断下列单词画线部分的读音是否相同。

① ________ A. class B card C. March ② ________ A. China B. lunch C. child ③ ________ A. rain B. April C. May ④ ________ A. fish B. sheep C. cheap ⑤________ A. fly B. why C. July 八、选词填空。

1.we have________(a/an) maths test. 2.Mother's Day is________(in/at) May. 3.That's very kind________(of/to)you. 九、猜—猜下列句子描述的是哪些月份,写出英文单词。

1.Which month is after January?________ 2. ________is before May. 3.Which month is before June?________ 4.Tree Planting Day is in________. 第3页/共18页

5.Childen's Day is in________. 十、抄写下列句子。

①When is New Year's Day? ________ ②Mother's Day is in May. ________ ③We have a sports meet. ________ ④We have a maths test in April. ________ 十一、根据图片和提示词说答语。

1.—When is Mother's Day? —________(May)

2.When is Tree Planting Day? —________(March) 十二、选出下列各组单词或短语中不同类的选项。 ① ________ A .twelfth B twentieth C. twelve ② ________ A. birthday party B Children's Day C. Tree Planting Day ③ ________ A spring B summer C. October ④ ________ A first B. eighth C. three 十三、选词填空。

1.I live in________(China/Chinese). 2.We eat turkey on________(American Thanksgiving Day/China's National Day). 第4页/共18页

3.The rose is the________(national/school) flower of England. 十四、选出下列句子对应的汉语意思。

A.我将给我的老师制作—张卡片。 B.它经常在九月。 C. 圣诞节在冬天。 D.我喜爱长城。 (1)It's usually in September.

(2)Christmas is in winter.

(3)I love the Great Wall.

(4)I will make a card for my teacher.

十五、英译汉。 ① November________ ② August________ ③ September________ ④ first________⑤ June________ ⑥ Third________ 十六、根据图片提示。写出节日的单词或短语。

① ________

② ________ ③ ________ ④ ________ 第5页/共18页

十七、根据句意补全句子。 1.Teachers' Day is in________ 2.China's National Day is in________ 3.American Thanksgiving Day is in________ 4.Christmas is in________ 5.Mid Autumn Day is usually in________or________ 十八、写出下列月份的完整形式。

1.①Jan.________ ②Feb.________ ③Mar.________ ④Apr.________ ⑤Jun.________ ⑥Jul. ________ 2.① Aug. ________ ② Sept. ________ ③ Oct.________ ④ Nov. ________ ⑤ Dec.________ 十九、选词填空。

A. in B. for C.at (1)We will have an EngIish party________March.

(2)I get up________2:40 p.m.

(3)What do you eat________supper?

二十、选出下列问句对应的答语。(每个选项只能选—次)

A. No, my birthday is in May B. It's in October. C. It's September 4th D. My birthday is in June (1)When is your birthday?

(2)What's the date?

(3)Is your birthday in March?

(4)When is China's National Day?

二十一、抄写下列句子。 第6页/共18页

①It's in December. ________ ②When is Teachers' Day? ________ ③Teachers' Day is in September. ________ ④We will play ping-pong on Sundays. ________ 二十二、根据图片及提示词补全对话。

1.When is the trip this year? ________ (October) 2.—What will you do for your dad on Father's Day?________ (make a card) 答案解析部分 一、英译汉。 【答案】一月;二月;四月;五月;九月;十月 【考点】名词 【解析】【分析】①根据所给的英语,January汉语是一月.故答案为一月.

②根据所给的英语,March汉语是二月.故答案为二月. ③根据所给的英语,Apri汉语是四月.故答案为四月. ④根据所给的英语,May汉语是五月.故答案为五月. ⑤根据所给的英语,September汉语是九月.故答案为九月. ⑥根据所给的英语,October汉语是十月.故答案为十月.【点评】此题考查英汉互译. 二、选词填空。(可重复选择)

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Unit 3 My school calendar(课件)人教PEP版英语五年级下册

Unit 3 My school calendar(课件)人教PEP版英语五年级下册
• 缩写:Jun. • 例句:June 1st is Children's Day.6月1日是儿童节。
重点句型详解 2
• --When is Tree Planting Day?植树节在什么时候?
• --It's in March.在3月。
• 详解:该句是when引导的特殊疑问句。when -般用来询问时间,意思是“什么时候”。回答 具体在几月,用介词in。
• 拓展:复活节是西方传统的节日,每年过春分月圆后的第一个星期日 为复活节。其日期是不固定的,通常是要查看日历才能知道。
• ⑤trip/ trip/(名词)旅行 • 短语:school trip郊游 have a trip去旅游 • 例句:When is your school?你们郊游在什么时候?
“今年”。this year是一个表示将来的时间状语。表达具体在几月用介词in。在 星期和具体的日期前用介词on,表达具体时间点用介词at。如: • --When is the dancing contest? 舞蹈比赛在什么时候? • -- It's on Monday. 在星期一。 • 拓展:in后常接年,月,日期,上午,下午,晚上,白天,季节,世纪等。 如: in 2006(在2006年),in May, 2004(在2004年5月),in the morning(在 早晨/上午),in the afternoon(在下午),in the evening(在晚上),in the daytime(在白天),in the 2lst century(在21世纪),in three days (weeks/month)[三天(周/个月)之后],in a week(一周之后),in spring(在 春天) • 2.We'll go to the Great Wall. 我们要去长城! • 详解:该句是一般将来时态的句子。用于表达将要做某事。 • 句型结构:主语+will+动词原形+其他 • 如:I will go swimming next weekend.下周末我要去游泳。

人教版五年级下册英语习题课件:Unit 3 My school calendar(共14张PPT)

人教版五年级下册英语习题课件:Unit 3 My school calendar(共14张PPT)

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人教版五年级下册英语第3单元我的校历作文

人教版五年级下册英语第3单元我的校历作文

人教版五年级下册英语第3单元我的校历作文English:In the third unit of my fifth grade textbook, we learned about a school calendar. My school calendar is a special tool that helps me keep track of important dates and events throughout the school year. It includes the school holidays, important school events such as field trips or exams, and even my own personal schedule. Every month, I make sure to fill in the calendar with upcoming events and deadlines so that I can stay organized and prepared. Having a school calendar not only helps me plan ahead, but also gives me a sense of responsibility as I learn to manage my time effectively. I have learned the importance of keeping a school calendar and how it can help me stay on top of my schoolwork and extracurricular activities.中文翻译:在我五年级课本的第三单元中,我们学习了关于校历的知识。

我的校历是一个特殊的工具,帮助我在整个学年中跟踪重要的日期和活动。

五年级下册弟三单元英语作文我的学校日历

五年级下册弟三单元英语作文我的学校日历

五年级下册弟三单元英语作文我的学校日历全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1My School CalendarSchool days can be pretty routine and boring sometimes. We go to class, listen to the teacher talk, do our work, and then go home. However, there are certain days and events throughout the school year that make it much more fun and exciting! Those are the days I really look forward to. I want to share some of the highlights from my school's calendar this year.The year started off with a bang on the first day back after summer vacation. We had a big welcome back assembly where we got to see all our friends again after being apart for almost three months. The principal made a speech about having a great attitude and working hard this school year. Then we played some games and had a dance party in the gymnasium. It was a nice way to ease back into the school routine instead of just jumping right into classes.A few weeks later, we celebrated School Spirit Week. Each day had a different theme like pajama day, crazy hair day, andmismatched socks day. My favorite was when we all had to dress up representing our favorite storybook character. I went as the Boy Who Cried Wolf from Aesop's fables. We had a big parade through the hallways so everyone could see our awesome costumes. The week ended with a pep rally to get us pumped up about our school's sports teams.Around February, we had a fun Valentines's Day party in my class. We all brought in cards, candy, and little gifts to share with our friends and classmates. Everyone's desks were overflowing with sweet treats and warm fuzzies by the end of the day. I gave my crush Jessica a big heart-shaped lollipop. Maybe next year I'll get the courage to tell her I like her for real!Spring is always an exciting time at school with more holidays and special events. We got another week off for spring break in April which was nice. My family went on a road trip to the beach and I got my first real sunburn. Ouch! A couple weeks later, we had Earth Day events like cleaning up trash around the neighborhood and planting trees around the school campus. Protecting the environment is important.In May, my class went on a big overnight field trip to the state's science museum and aquarium. We got to spend the night sleeping among the shark tanks and dolphin pools. Howcool is that? We learned all about marine biology, conservation efforts, and why oceans are crucial to the planet's health. Sharks are my favorite animals, so this was a dream come true for me.The school year wrapped up in June with my favorite event - Field Day! We spent the entire day outside doing relays,three-legged races, tug-of-war, and other fun competitions. The best part was the huge tarp covered in soap and water that we spent hours sliding around on. I went home that night completely exhausted but super happy. Afterwards, we only had a couple more days of classes before summer vacation began!Speaking of summer, those three months off are actually my favorite "event" of all! No waking up early, no homework, and plenty of time to sleep in, play outside, go to the pool, and just be a kid. This past summer I went to sleepaway camp for the first time which was an absolute blast. I made so many new friends and tried activities like archery, rock climbing, and kayaking that I had never done before. Summer always feels like it goes by too fast though. Before I knew it, a new school year was starting up again.But that's okay because the cycle will continue with more fun school events and holidays to break up the routine! I'm really looking forward to the Halloween parties, Thanksgiving feast,winter holiday concert, and everything else in store. School may not be the most exciting place in the world, but these special events and celebrations help make it much more bearable. They give me little breaks to look forward to and make lasting memories with my friends. My school calendar is packed with opportunities to have fun!篇2My School CalendarSchool is such an important part of my life and each year follows a familiar rhythm marked by special events and milestones. As I look back on this school year, I can vividly recall all the highlights that made it so memorable.The year began with a bang on the first day back after summer vacation. I was filled with a mixture of excitement and nerves as I walked through the front gates. Would my new teacher be strict? Would I be in the same class as my best friends? Those questions were quickly answered as I settled into my new classroom, reunited with some old pals and starting to make new friends too.One of the first big events of the year was the Sports Day in early October. We had been practicing running, throwing, andrelay races for weeks leading up to it. When the day finally arrived, the whole school was buzzing with energy and team spirit. My house came in second place overall, which wasn't too bad! Although I didn't win any individual events, I loved cheering on my classmates and being part of the fun competition.November brought the excitement of the School Talent Show. Some students sang or danced, while others did magic tricks or comedy routines. I was part of a group that performed a short skit we had written ourselves about explorers discovering a remote island. Even though I was incredibly nervous before going on stage, afterward I felt such a sense of pride in our hard work.The weeks leading up to the winter holidays were a whirlwind of activity. We made festive decorations for our classroom, practiced songs and poems for the annual Winter Concert, and had a classroom holiday party with snacks and games. Going to the concert itself and seeing students from all grades perform was one of the highlights of the season for me.After the long winter break, it was tough getting back into the swing of things in January. But soon enough, we had settled back into our normal routines of classes, homework, andafter-school clubs and activities. One of my favorite schooltraditions is the Chinese New Year celebration in late January or early February. Our whole school gets into the spirit by hanging red lanterns, learning about the different zodiac animal of the year, and even putting on a spectacular lion dance performance.In springtime, the nice weather made it easier to look forward to coming to school each day. The school gardens and grounds came alive with blooming flowers and trees. For Earth Day in April, each class did special projects or activities to learn more about environmental protection and sustainability. My class did a litter clean-up around the neighborhood which felt great to give back to our community.As the final months of the school year rolled around, everything seemed to pick up speed. There were so many fun events and activities packed into a short period of time. First up was the eagerly anticipated School Camping Trip in early May. For three days and two nights, my grade went to stay at an outdoor education center in the countryside. We went on nature hikes, learned survival skills, sang songs around the campfire, and worked on team building activities. Even though we were all exhausted by the end, it was such an amazing bonding experience with my classmates.Soon after we returned to school, it was time to start preparing for the grand finale of the year – the End of Year Performance. Each class had to come up with and rehearse an act to present on stage in front of the whole school and parents. My class did a choreographed dance number to a medley of popular songs. The practices leading up to it were pretty intense, but it all paid off when we nailed our performance on the big night.In between those signature events, we also had smaller but still meaningful activities that broke up the normal daily routines. Some of my other favorite memories include the annual Book Character Parade where we all dressed up as our favorite literary character, intra-school competitions like spelling bees and math challenges, and of course the always enjoyable classroom parties for occasions like Halloween, Christmas, and birthdays.Just when I thought the year couldn't get any morejam-packed, it was suddenly June and time for the last few days of school. We spent one day cleaning out lockers, returning library books, and saying goodbye to our classrooms. On the closing篇3My School CalendarHi there! My name is Emily, and I'm a fifth-grader at Maple Grove Elementary School. Today, I want to share with you our school calendar for the current academic year. It's jam-packed with exciting events, festivals, and special days that keep us students engaged and motivated throughout the year.Let's start with the beginning of the school year in September. The first week is always a buzz of energy as we reunite with our friends after the long summer break. We catch up on each other's adventures, swap stories, and can't wait to dive into the new school year. The first significant event on our calendar is the Back-to-School Picnic, where we get to meet our new teachers and classmates. It's a fun-filled day of outdoor games, delicious food, and a chance to get to know our school community better.October is a month filled with spooky excitement! We kick off the festivities with our annual Halloween Costume Parade. Seeing all the creative and sometimes hilarious costumes my classmates come up with is always a highlight. From superheroes to princesses, and everything in between, we strut our stuff around the school grounds, showing off our outfits to the entire school. The Halloween Party is another eagerly anticipated event,where we play games, bob for apples, and indulge in tasty Halloween treats.November brings us the Thanksgiving celebrations. Our school organizes a canned food drive to support local food banks, and we learn about the importance of giving back to our community. We also have a Thanksgiving Feast, where each class contributes a dish, and we get to sample a wide variety of delicious traditional and cultural foods from our diverse student body.December is undoubtedly the most magical time of the year at our school. The entire campus is decked out in twinkling lights, festive decorations, and a giant Christmas tree in the main hall. The highlight of the month is our Winter Concert, where we showcase our musical talents by performing songs, dances, and skits for our families and friends. The energy and excitement in the auditorium are palpable as we take to the stage, dressed in our finest costumes.January marks the start of a new year, and with it comes our Science Fair. This is an opportunity for us to explore our scientific curiosities, conduct experiments, and present our findings to judges and fellow students. Seeing the creativity and hard work my classmates put into their projects never fails to amaze me.February is a month dedicated to celebrating diversity and inclusion at our school. We kick off the festivities with a Cultural Diversity Day, where students are encouraged to wear traditional outfits from their cultural backgrounds and share their heritage through food, music, and dance. It's a vibrant and enriching experience that reminds us of the beautiful tapestry of cultures that make up our school community.March brings us the much-anticipated Book Fair. Our school library transforms into a book lover's paradise, with rows upon rows of books covering every genre imaginable. We eagerly browse the shelves, adding to our wish lists and saving up our allowances to purchase our favorite titles. The Book Fair is not just about buying books; it's also a celebration of the joy of reading and the power of storytelling.April is a month filled with environmental awareness activities. We start with an Earth Day celebration, where we learn about the importance of protecting our planet and ways to reduce our carbon footprint. Our school organizes a community clean-up day, where we venture out into the neighborhood to pick up litter and beautify our surroundings. It's a hands-on way to make a positive impact on the environment and instill a sense of responsibility in us from a young age.May is the month we all look forward to – the end of the school year! Before we bid farewell to another academic year, we have our annual Field Day. This is a day filled with outdoor games, races, and friendly competition between classes. We cheer each other on, celebrate our athletic abilities, and create lasting memories with our friends. The year culminates with our End-of-Year Celebration, where we recognize the achievements of our classmates, bid farewell to our graduating fifth-graders, and look forward to the exciting adventures that await us in the next grade.As you can see, our school calendar is a vibrant tapestry of events, celebrations, and activities that enrich our educational experience and create lasting memories. From the spooky excitement of Halloween to the cultural diversity celebrations, the joy of reading at the Book Fair, and the environmental awareness activities, our school ensures that learning extends beyond the classroom walls. Each event is a chance for us to grow, explore new interests, and develop a deeper appreciation for the world around us.I feel incredibly fortunate to be part of a school community that values not just academic excellence but also the holistic development of its students. These events foster a sense ofbelonging, encourage us to embrace diversity, and instill in us the importance of giving back to our community. As I look back on this school year, I'm filled with gratitude for the incredible experiences and memories I've made with my classmates and teachers. I can't wait to see what the next academic year has in store for us!篇4My School CalendarAh, the school calendar – a sacred document that governs our lives as students! It's like a cosmic map that guides us through the academic universe, marking the milestones of our educational journey. As a fifth-grader, this calendar has become my trusty companion, a source of both excitement and occasional dread (but mostly excitement, I promise!).Let's start from the very beginning – the first day of school. It's a day filled with mixed emotions: the thrill of reuniting with friends after a long summer break, the apprehension of facing new challenges, and the inevitable wardrobe dilemma (what to wear on the first day? A fashion crisis of epic proportions!). But the moment we step through those school gates, it's likeentering a parallel universe where learning reigns supreme and adventures await around every corner.The first few weeks are a whirlwind of introductions, syllabus overviews, and getting acquainted with new subjects and teachers. It's a time of adjustment, but also a time of discovery. Who knows, maybe that seemingly dull history class will turn out to be an enthralling journey through time, or that dreaded math lesson will unveil the secrets of the universe (okay, maybe not the universe, but at least the mysteries of fractions and decimals!).As the weeks roll by, the school calendar becomes a tapestry of events and milestones. There are the inevitable tests and quizzes, looming like ominous storm clouds on the horizon. But fear not, for with diligent preparation and a dash of luck, we shall weather these academic storms and emerge victorious (or at least with a passing grade)!Then there are the field trips – those magical portals to the world beyond the classroom walls. Whether it's a visit to a museum, a nature reserve, or even a local factory (who knew watching widgets being made could be so fascinating?), these excursions are like mini-vacations from the daily grind, fueling our curiosity and broadening our horizons.Let's not forget the school assemblies, where we gather as a collective force of knowledge-seekers. These events are a melting pot of announcements, celebrations, and the occasional talent showcase (who knew little Timmy had such a knack for yo-yo tricks?). It's a time to come together, to be inspired, and to remind ourselves that we're part of something bigger – a community of learners.As the year progresses, the calendar becomes a canvas of memories – the triumphs, the struggles, the friendships forged, and the lessons learned. Each event, each milestone, etches itself into our collective consciousness, shaping us into the individuals we are destined to become.And just when we think we've mastered the rhythm of the school year, the final weeks arrive, bringing with them a flurry of activities and emotions. There are the culminating projects, the end-of-year exams (the ultimate test of our academic mettle), and the bittersweet farewell ceremonies, where we bid adieu to friends and teachers who have become like family.But fear not, dear friends, for the cycle continues. The school calendar is a continuous loop, a never-ending adventure that awaits us each year. And as we bid farewell to one grade, we eagerly anticipate the next, ready to embrace new challenges,make new friends, and create new memories that will forever be etched into the fabric of our school calendar.So, here's to the school calendar – our trusty guide, our source of excitement, and our beacon of hope in the realm of education. May it continue to inspire us, challenge us, and shape us into the world-changers we are destined to become!篇5My School Calendar: A Year Full of Fun and LearningSchool days are some of the most exciting and memorable times for kids like me. Each day brings new adventures, lessons, and opportunities to grow. As a fifth-grader, I've experienced a year packed with events that have made my school calendar a vibrant and colorful one. Let me take you through the highlights of my school year!September: The Fresh StartThe new school year always begins with a burst of energy and anticipation. In September, we eagerly reunited with our classmates after the long summer break, exchanging stories and catching up on each other's lives. This month was all aboutsettling into our new routines, getting to know our teachers, and setting goals for the year ahead.One of the most memorable events in September was the "Back to School Night," where our parents visited the classrooms and met our teachers. It was an excellent opportunity for them to understand the curriculum and expectations for the year. I felt proud showing my parents around and introducing them to my new classroom.October: Fall FestivitiesAs the leaves started to change colors, October brought a wave of autumn celebrations to our school. The highlight was undoubtedly the "Fall Festival," where we dresse篇6My School CalendarThe school year has definitely been an exciting roller coaster ride! From the first day of class to the last, there was never a dull moment. Let me take you through the highlights of my school calendar this year.September - Fresh Starts and New BeginningsAh, the beginning of another school year! I remember walking into my 5th grade classroom, feeling a mixture of nervousness and anticipation. New teacher, new classmates, new subjects to learn. Mrs. Henderson, our teacher, seemed really nice though. She had this warm smile that immediately put us at ease.The first few weeks were all about getting to know each other and setting the tone for the year ahead. We played icebreaker games, discussed our classroom rules, and started diving into the curriculum. By the end of September, I felt right at home in my new class.October - Fall FestivitiesMy favorite month of the school calendar has to be October! The leaves start changing colors, the air gets crisp and cool, and the whole school gets into the spirit of fall. We kicked things off with our annual Fall Festival, which was an absolute blast! There were games, food stalls, a costume parade, and even a haunted house set up by the 6th graders (which totally freaked me out, but in a good way!).November - Giving ThanksAfter the excitement of October, November felt like a calmer month. We spent a lot of time learning about the history of Thanksgiving and the importance of being grateful. Each student had to write down things they were thankful for and share them with the class. It was really heartwarming to hear everyone's thoughts and appreciate the simple things in life.The Thanksgiving break was much-needed too. I got to spend quality time with my family, help my mom in the kitchen, and watch the big parade on TV. When we came back to school, we made Thanksgiving-themed arts and crafts projects, which were displayed in the hallways.December - Holiday CheerIs there anything more magical than the holiday season at school? The whole building was decked out in twinkling lights, tinsel, and ornaments. We had a huge Christmas tree in the lobby that seemed to stretch all the way to the ceiling!In class, we learned about different holiday traditions from around the world. We made paper chains, sang carols, and did secret Santa gift exchanges. The holiday concert was definitely a highlight – I was part of the choir and we performed classic songs like "Jingle Bells" and "Deck the Halls."The last week before winter break was pure chaos, but in the best way possible. We had classroom parties, watched movies, and played games galore. By the time vacation started, we were all utterly exhausted but completely content.January - New Year, New OutlookAfter the long winter break, getting back into the swing of things in January was a bit of a struggle. The holidays were over, the decorations came down, and it was back to regular schoolwork. But we embraced the new year with open arms!One of the coolest things we did was make vision boards for the year ahead. We cut out pictures and words from magazines that represented our goals, dreams, and aspirations. It was a really creative and motivating project that helped us visualize what we wanted to achieve.February - Spreading the LoveIs there anything cuter than grade-schoolers celebrating Valentine's Day? The entire month of February was filled with hearts, cupids, and lots of pink and red. We made Valentine's Day cards for our families and friends, which was a ton of fun. I think I went through multiple glue sticks and boxes of markers!The school hosted a Valentine's Day dance too. It was kind of awkward at first, but once everyone loosened up and started dancing, it was a blast. There was even a Cupid's corner where you could deliver candygrams and secret messages to your crush. Not that I used it or anything... maybe... okay, fine, I did send one!March - Testing, TestingAh, March. The month where everything seemed to revolve around standardized testing. We spent weeks preparing and taking practice tests to get ready for the big exams. I'm not going to lie, it was pretty stressful and exhausting. But we got through it together as a class, supporting and encouraging each other along the way.Once the tests were finally over, it felt like a huge weight had been lifted off our shoulders. We celebrated with a movie day and snacks galore. It was the perfect way to relax and unwind after all that hard work.April - Springing into ActionWith spring in full bloom, April was a month of outdoor adventures and fun activities. We took a field trip to a nearby farm and got to see all the baby animals, which was absolutelyadorable. There were tiny chicks, lambs, piglets – you name it! We even got to milk a cow, which was a unique experience, to say the least.Back at school, we started our very own little garden. We planted seeds, watered them diligently, and watched in amazement as they started sprouting leaves and flowers. It was a great hands-on lesson in the cycle of life and the wonders of nature.May - Winding Down and Gearing UpAs the school year started winding down in May, you could feel the energy shifting. Everyone was getting antsy for summer vacation, but there was still lots to look forward to. We had our annual Field Day, which was a day filled with outdoor games, races, and friendly competition between classes. I'm pretty sure I ate my weight in snow cones and cotton candy!The end-of-year performance was another highlight. Our class put on a short play about the importance of friendship and working together. I had a small speaking role, and although I was nervous, it was really fun to be up on stage in front of our families.June - Sweet SummertimeFinally, the month we'd all been waiting for – June! School was wrapping up, and you could practically smell summer in the air. We spent a lot of time reminiscing about all the memories we'd made that year and saying our goodbyes to our classmates who were moving away.On the last day of school, we had a massive outdoor party with games, music, and lots of food. We signed each other's yearbooks and took a million group photos to commemorate the end of an era. As I walked out of the school building for the last time that year, I felt a mix of sadness and excitement. Sad to be leaving my friends and teachers, but excited for the adventures that lay ahead in the summer months.Looking back on my school calendar, I'm filled with so many wonderful memories and experiences. From the first day of class to the last, it was a year of growth, laughter, and unforgettable moments. I can't wait to see what next year has in store!。

英语人教版五年级下册Unit3 My school calendar

英语人教版五年级下册Unit3 My school calendar

Task 3: Let’s write.写一写自己的生日邀请函吧。
Dear Sir or Madam: You are invited to a BIRTHDAY PARTY. WHEN: _________________ WHY: BIRTHDAY PARTY WHERE: ___________’s home WHAT: We will _______________________. We will _______________________. ______________________________. RSVP: Will you come to the party? Please Word Bank( 参 考 词 汇 ):play games eat a birthday cake send an email at__________@_______ eat me noodles sing the birthday songs take photos cut a cake by next Monday. make a wish get gifts dance ……
Task 2: Read and jds). 读课文 P29 页,判断(在题中和课文中划出关键词) 。
1. ( 2. ( 3. ( 4. ( 5. (
) The Easter party is on March 23rd. ) The party will start at 7 p.m. ) You’ll play ping-pong at the party. ) You’ll eat a birthday cake at the party. ) You can send an email on March 22nd.

【复习预习讲义】五年级下册英语-Unit-3-My-school-calendar-(含答案)

【复习预习讲义】五年级下册英语-Unit-3-My-school-calendar-(含答案)

Unit 3 My school calendar一、选出正确的中文意思的序号。

July______ March______ Christmas______ October______ trip______ February______ September______ summer vacation______ January______ sports______ meet______二、选择合适的句子,使对话完整通顺。

Mike: We have a few fun things in January. 1. ______________________John: 2. ______________________Mike: It's on January 1st. In March 3. ______________________John: What will you do on Tree Planting Day?Mike: 4. ______________________三、根据图片内容,补全句子。

1.Children’s day is in ________.2.We will have the _______ _______ in spring.3.I’ll say “Thank you” on _______ _______ .4.Students can ______ ______on Tree Planting Day.5.We’ll ______ ______ ______ ______ in April.四、句子补充翻译。

1. ---植树节在什么时候?---在三月。

---_______ ________Tree Planting Day?---It’s ______ ______.2. ---在母亲节你会为你妈妈做什么?---我会制作一张卡片。

---______ _______ ______ _______for your mother ______ Mother’s Day? --I ______ make a card.3. 歌唱比赛也在五月吗?______ the singing contest ______ May, ______?1.月份要求:1. 掌握十二个月的写法及读法2. 了解月份缩写:一般缩写前三个字母加.(May和Sept.除外)记忆:-uary: January February-ember: September November December2. meet [mi:t] 集会,开会【课本原句】Please come to the sports meet next Friday.【解析】meet 集会,如sports meet运动会(sports为复数)【翻译】三月份我们有运动会。

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