五年级英语上学期 Module 2 Unit4 故事 原创逐字稿+原创板书设计 Unit4 Grandparents Where is Grandma 牛津上海版（试用本）

Book5-1 Unit4 Grandparents Where is Grandma？ Good morning, dear judges. I’m Candidate No.1. My topic is Unit4 Where is Grandma? May I ..? Good morning, boys and girls. How are you today? Fine! Great! I am so glad to hear that! Do you often go out with your grandparents? Yes? What do you usually do outside? Boy? You usually have a picnic with your grandparents. How about you, girl? I usually climb the mountains with my grandparents. It’s very good for your health. Today, let’s read a story: Where is Grandma? Now, open your books and turn to Page 26. Listen and tell me: Who is this story about? What do they plan to do? Ready? Go. OK. Who is this story about? Mary, John, Grandma and Coco. What do Mary and John want to do with grandma? They want to go shopping with her. Now, boys, read Part 1 together. One, two, go! 1. When do they want to go shopping? This Saturday. What time do they want to meet? At 12:00. 2. Where do they want to meet? At the bus stop. 3. How can Grandma remember the time and the place? She writes them on the Calendar. Now, girls, please read Part 2. Go! 1. When is it now? It’s Saturday and it’s 12:00 now. 2. Where are Mary and John? They are at the bus stop. 3. Is Grandma there? No, she isn’t. Well, now, let’s read Part 3 and Part 4 together. Grandma is cooking lunch in the Kitchen. Coco runs to the bus stop and takes Mary and John to Grandma’s house. Now, please think: John says Grandma is never late. But why is Grandma late today? OK, work in groups and discuss it. Finished? What’s your idea? Grandma forgets about it. Because she has a bad memory? Maybe. Any other ideas? Grandma has a visitor and she is too busy to go shopping. Nice try! What do you think? Grandma thinks its Friday or Sunday. Possibly. Maybe there is something wrong with her calendar. Anything is possible. Right? What happens next? Look at the last two pictures on Page 27. Match the conversations with the pictures. Finished? Let’s check! Who’d like to read the conversa