
典范英语1BLesson18.ppt
25页1b Lesson 18The CaterpillarWhat is this?Do you like it?It is a caterpillar.Yes/No ...What are these?They are butterflies.Let's listen to the story.What did you hear?I heard … How did the caterpillar turn into a butterfly?It turned into a chrysalis, and then the butterfly.Let's listen and read.Kipper had a caterpillar.Kipper put the caterpillar in a box.He put leaves in the box. Then it was not a caterpillar.It was a chrysalis. But it was not a chrysalis. It was a butterfly.a caterpillara chrysalisa butterflyListen and number.Reading DramaticallyLet's retell.•Kipper had a ___________.•Kipper put the ___________ in the ________.•He put _______ in the _____.•Then it was not a ___________.•It was a ___________.•“Can we see the ___________?” But it was not a __________.•It was a ___________.caterpillarcaterpillarboxleavesboxcaterpillarchrysalischrysalischrysalisbutterflybutterfly life cycleegg(s)caterpillarchrysalisbutterflyDraw pictures and tell a story. HomeworkHow does a caterpillar become a butterfly? Draw pictures and tell a story. Listen to the story and read it skillfully and dramatically.It is a cocoon.It is a chrysalis.silkwormcocoon – a pupa covered with silk or silky envelopchrysalis – a pupa covered with a hard, chitnous shellThat’s a good question.Here’s the scientific explanation: In most cases a butterfly does come from a chrysalis, but not all. There’s a rare genus called Parnassian, that pupates in a cocoon. These butterflies live in the Pacific Northwest, in Siberia, and as far away as North Korea and the northern islands of Japan.And here’s my unscientific explanation: My caterpillar is very unusual. As you know caterpillars don’t eat lollipops and ice cream, so you won’t find my caterpillar in any field guides. But also, when I was a small boy, my father would say, “Eric, come out of your cocoon.” He meant I should open up and be receptive to the world around me. For me, it would not sound right to say, .“Come out of your chrysalis.” And so poetry won over science!。
