8 美国小学介绍
美国小学的学科
科学
Natural Objects and Man-made ObjectsI -1 自然与人类创造的事物
Plants I -2 植物
Are They Insects? I -3 它们是昆虫吗？
Sounds You Hear I -4 你听到的声音
Different Animals I -5 不同的动物
Mammals I -6 哺乳动物
How Are Animals Different? I -7 动物有何不同？
How Do Animals Grow and Change?I -8 动物是怎样成长和变化的？
Keeping up with the Dinosaurs I -9 恐龙追追追
Black Widow Spider I -10 毒蜘蛛黑寡妇
Starfish I -11 海星
Personal Safety I -12 个人安全
How Your Body Digests Food I -13 身体如何消化食物
The Body Takes in Oxygen and Gives off Carbon DioxideI -14 身体吸入氧气并排出二氧化碳
How to Take Care of the Teeth I -15 如何保护牙齿
Water as a Solid I -16 固态的水
Chemical Change I -17 化学变化
Molecules, Atoms, and Elements I -18 分子、原子和元素
From Electrons to Electric Current I -19 从电子到电流
Rainstorms, Thunder, and Lightning I -20 暴风雨、雷和闪电
Stars We See I -21 我们看到的星星
Comparing Earth and Venus I -22 比较地球和金星
社会
I Love My Country II -1 我爱我的国家
A Nation of Immigrants II -2 移民之国
Symbols of America II -3 美国的象征
Yellowstone Park on Fire! II -4 黄石国家公园着火了！
Citizens Now II -5 现在是公民了
Great People II -6 伟大人物
Alexander Graham Bell II -7 亚历山大格拉汉姆贝尔
A Great Woman II -8 一位伟大的女性
Save the Earth II -9 拯救地球
Save the Turkeys II -10 拯救火鸡
Home Sweet Home II -11 居住在温馨的家
Message in the Sky II -12 来自天空的信息
Merry-go-rounds II -13 旋转木马
Scarecrows Then and Now II -14 稻草人的发展史
Baseball II -15 棒球
Basketball II -16 篮球
Floor Exercises for Gymnasts II -17 自由体操
Libraries II -18 图书馆
News Magazines II -19 新闻杂志
Fun with Photography II -20 摄影的乐趣
The Civilizations of Maya II -21 玛雅文明
The Farming Revolution II -22 农业改革
Words around the Nation II -23 各个州不同的用词
语文和数学
Sight Words III -1 常用词汇
Consonant Blends III -2 辅音连缀
Clean up the Fragments III -3 去除不完整句
Letter Writing III -4 书信写作
Personal Narrative III -5 自我描述
Nothing But Net III -6 球网
Tennis Lingo III -7 网球术语
Basketball Talk III -8 篮球大家谈
Before the Game III -9 比赛前
Pregame Warm-up III -10 赛前热身
Place Value III -11 数字的位值
Rounding: Hundreds and ThousandsIII -12 数字的四舍五入：百位和千位
Two Ways to Pay Cents DollarsIII -13 用美分和美元支付的两种方法
Number Signal III -14 数字提示
Estimating III -15 估算
Multistep Problems III -16 多重运算题
Problem Solving III -17 应用题
Snack Time III -18 零食时间
Fraction and Decimal EquivalentsIII -19 分数和小数的等式
內容試閱：
Keeping up with the Dinosaurs
Directions:
Read the dinosaur facts below. Then, write True or False in the blanks before the sentences
at the bottom of the page.
Paleontologists believe that the first true dinosaur evolved on Earth about 225 million years ago and became extinct or disappeared about 65 million years ago. All true dinosaurs were land-living creatures. The gigantic prehistoric sea creatures, such as ichthyosaurs, mosasaurs and plesiosaurs, were not really dinosaurs. Pterosaurs were not really dinosaurs either. They were flying reptiles that looked like lizards with wings.
The word dinosaur means “terrible lizard”, but dinosaurs were not lizards.
Modern science now links dinosaurs to birds. They are thought to be the closest relatives to the dinosaurs. Crocodiles are also thought to be more distant relatives of the dinosaurs. Scientists believe all animals and plants living on Earth today are descendants of creatures that lived when dinosaurs roamed the earth.
True or false?
1. The first dinosaur evolved on Earth
about 65 million years ago.
2. Ichthyosaurs were true dinosaurs.
3. Dinosaurs were not lizards.
4. Scientists believe birds are related to dinosaurs.
5. Some dinosaurs were flying reptiles.
必背词汇
dinosaur[''dans:r] 名
恐龙
相关词
Dinosaurs have disappeared for a long time.
恐龙已经消失很久了。
archaeopteryx [ɑ:k''pterks] n. 始祖鸟
mosasaur [''mss:r] n. 沧龙
plesiosaur [''pli:ss:] n. 蛇颈龙
paleontologist[pln''tldst] 名
古生物学家
相关词
He is a famous British paleontologist.
他是英国著名的古生物学家。
palaeontology [pln''tld] n. 古生物学
biology [ba''ld] n. 生物学
archeology [ɑ:k''ld] n. 考古学
evolve[''vlv] 动
发展，进化相关词
Sweden has evolved an excellent system
for protecting the individual citizen''s rights.
瑞典已逐步形成了一套优良的制度，以保护
每个公民的权利。
evolution [i:v''lu:n] n. 进展，演变
evolutionary [i:v''lu:nr] adj. 进化的，发展的
form [f:m] v. 形成，产生
extinct[k''stkt] 形
绝种的，灭绝的
相关词
Dinosaur is an extinct species.
恐龙是已经灭绝的物种。
extinction [k''stkn] n. 灭绝，熄灭
extirpate [''ekstpet] v. 灭绝，根除
annihilation [na''len] n. 灭绝，歼灭
disappear[ds''pr] 动
消失相关词
The fog disappeared, and the road and
buildings became clear.
雾散去了，道路和建筑物变得清晰可见。
disappearance [ds''prns] n. 消失，失踪
vanish [''vn] v. 消亡；dissolve [d''zlv] v. 溶解
gigantic[da''gntk] 形
巨大的，庞大的
相关词
He looks short, but he has a gigantic appetite.
他身材矮小，胃口却很大。
colossal [k''lsl] adj. 巨大的
huge [hju:d] adj. 巨大的，庞大的
immense [''mens] adj. 巨大的
descendant[d''sendnt] 名
后代，后裔
相关词
He is the descendant of the hero.
他是那位英雄的后裔。
offspring [''fspr] n. 子孙，后代
posterity [p''stert] n. 子孙，后裔
progeny [''prdn] n. 子孙，后裔
译文：
恐龙追追追
指示：
阅读下列关于恐龙的论述。然后，判断本页下方句子的正误，并在句子前方写上True或False。
古生物学家认为第一只真正的恐龙出现在地球上的时间约为2.25亿年前，并在大约6,500万年前灭绝。所有真正的恐龙都是陆地生物。那些巨大的史前海洋生物，例如鱼龙、沧龙、蛇颈龙其实都不是真正的恐龙。翼龙也不是真正的恐龙，
它们是会飞的爬行动物，看上去像是长着翅膀的蜥蜴。
恐龙的意思为“可怕的蜥蜴”，但是恐龙并不是蜥蜴。现代科学把恐龙和鸟联系到一起，认为鸟类是恐龙的近亲，而鳄鱼则是恐龙的远亲。科学家们认为现在地球上所有的动植物都是恐龙时期生物的后代。
是非题：
1. 第一只恐龙出现在地球上的时间约为6,500万年前。
2. 鱼龙是真正的恐龙。
3. 恐龙不是蜥蜴。
4. 科学家认为鸟类与恐龙有关系。
5. 有些恐龙是会飞的爬行动物。
答 案1.False 2.False 3.True 4.True 5.False
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