Unit6 Technology Lesson2（课件）-2025-2026学年剑桥国际少儿英语第四册课件KB4

Technology Unit 6-Lesson2 P57-59 剑桥国际少儿英语 1 不规则动词单独记: do—did, go—went, read—read , sing-sang, eat—ate, take—took, have—had, buy—bought, see—saw, get-got, is—was, are—were, leave—left, swim—swam, fly—flew, come—came 补充：不规则动词的过去式 do- did am/is- was are- were have- had read – read put--put write--wrote buy- bought go- went win- won eat- ate swim- swam see- saw sing- sang take- took say —said get ---got come-- came run--ran make-- made fly-- flew draw--drew Listen and correct the actions. Jim’s got a new computer game called Kid City. The people in his game do different things every day. Look at what they did yesterday. went to school. got dressed. got up. gave him a present. Listen and correct the actions. bought a ball. had a glass of milk. caught a bus. had lunch. took off his sweater. read a book. went to the cinema. put on her shoes. Look at the pictures. Ask and answer. What time did Mary get dressed? She got dressed at 8 o’clock. What did you do yesterday morning? When did you get up yesterday morning? Write. Write sentences about your day yesterday. Tell your friend. I got up at seven o’clock yesterday. get up, get dressed, go to school, drink coffee, go to cinema, read a book, play football, watch TV, do homework Stella’s phonics. Paul caught a short fish. His daughter bought a small ball. The fish played with the ball in the water. Make questions. Ask your friends. What di you do yesterday morning? I got up at eight o’clock. What di you do yesterday morning? I got up at seven o’clock. Let’s watch. Story time. Story time. Story time. 2 3 4 1 5 6 Listen and match Unit 6-Lesson2 P57-59 15 Read. At home we have a lot of machines. There are machines which clean the floor, wash and dry our clothes and wash the plates. In the kitchen there are machines which can make our breakfast, lunch and dinner. Some people call these machines kitchen robots, but what is a robot? Read. A robot is a machine which makes work easier for humans. They do jobs which humans can't do because they are very difficult or dangerous. Robots can explore places where humans can't go. They can go where there are dangerous gases or high temperatures: underground, underwater or in space. Read. Robots are very important because they make things. It's easier for robots to work in factories because they can do the same job again and again and it isn't boring for them. Robots don't need money or holidays. They are never ill or tired, but they can't think. Robots can only do what humans program them to do. say yes or no. 1.At home we have machines which wash our hair. 2.There are machines which can dry our clothes. 3.Machines which can make our dinner are called bathroom robots. 4.A robot is a machine which makes work easier for humans. No Yes No Yes 5.Robots do jobs which are difficult or dangerous. No Yes 6.Robots get money for working in a factory. 7.Robots don't need holidays. 8.Robots can think. No Yes say yes or no. Listen. Read and match. Answer the questions. Robot aren’t the same as humans. They haven’t got bodies like ours, but they have got three important parts. They’ve got a computer program. This tells the robot what to do. They’ve got arms and sometimes legs which can make the robot move. They’ve got sensors. The sensors help the robot to see and to know where things are. The sensors are sometimes cameras. See you! 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