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📌 1b u3 big apple tree拓展水果生长过程拓展水果生长部位👂 Listening1a1blittle critterpeppa pig📚 Reading1.海尼曼-4本2. 牛津树-8本 📺 Video 1b unit 3 1b unit 4 🎈 Supplement & Game1. The life cycle of fruit and vegetableslife cycle of apple(这个游戏让他记得很牢固👍👍)M: Before this game, I will tell you the life circle of the apple. Look this picture, the seeds plant in the soil, then grow into the seedlings. Next, the seedlings will grow into the apple trees. In spring the trees will grow blossoms. After blossoms fall off, you can get the apples.Then apple drops from the tree, the pip will come out and go into the soil. It is seed.This time, could you please help paste these little pictures in order of growth? To get the apple, we need to plant the seed in the soil. Apple trees grow from apple seeds. Would you like to plant the seed?You know apple's pip? It is in the middle of the apple. I'll cut an apple and show you later. You can put the pip in the soil. This is the apple seed.Let’s plant the seeds. Dig a hole in the dirt. Put the seeds in the hole. Cover the seeds with dirt./Add the soil back into the hole. M: Here are somethings that plants need. Seeds need water, sunlight(手电筒代替) and soil to grow. So we should spray water on the dirt. The sun rises up now. M: the seed sprouts into a seedling. it's a stem with some leaves.M: The seedlings will grow into trees. In the spring the apple trees will grow blossoms. Look at this picture. This is an apple tree and these are the blossoms.M: When the blossoms fall off, some little apples will grow. The apples will grow bigger and bigger. Look, there are so many apples on the tree. M: “Apple tree, apple tree, big apple tree. Please drop a big apple down for me” life cycle of pumpkin Plant pumpkin seeds into the ground.Seed germination takes place.Pumpkin seeds sprout.Sprouts become seedlings.Pumpkin seedlings sprout blossoms, which are pollinated by bees and insects.Pumpkin fruits grow.You get pumpkins with seeds! life cycle of lettuceFirst we put the seed into the soil and the seed will sprout into a seedling.The seedling will flourish into lettuce plant. It will develop more and more leaves and the leaves become bigger and bigger. life cycle of potatoIn the first stage of the cycle, cover each potato with about three inches of soil. After a few weeks, the potato plants will begin to sprout.<h2>Vegetative Growth. In the second stage of the cycle, the potato plant develops its above-ground structure, including stems, branches and leaves. </h2><h2>Tuber Initiation. In this stage, the tips of the stolons begin to swell, the first step in the development of new tubers, but the tubers do not yet grow substantially in size.</h2>Maturation. Above ground, the plant turns yellow and starts to drop its leaves, and below ground, the skins of the tubers thicken in preparation for their dormant period. life cycle of cornCorn seeds which are planted in the ground sprouts and begins growing into a seedling. As it grows, corn develops a thick, fibrous stalk and many flat, pointed leaves. Once pollination takes place, the kernels begin to develop on each cob. The kernels develop fastest when the weather is hot and there's plenty of water. If it's too cool or too dry, the harvest will be delayed. 2. Where do these fruits grow?Have you ever given much thought to where your fruit comes from? And, no, we don't mean the grocery store. We're talking about how these fruits are grown. They come from trees, right?TreeFruits and trees do seem to go hand in hand. After all, oranges and apples do grow on trees. So do many other fruits, such as apricots[ˈæprəˌkɑts]杏子, cherries, lemons, limes, coconuts, grapefruits柚子, mangoes, nectarines油桃, peaches, pears, persimmons[pɜːˈsɪmənz]柿子, plums[plʌmz]李子, and pomegranates[ˌpɑməˈgrænəts]石榴, to name just a few! vineBut not all fruits grow on trees. Some grow on vines on the ground, while others might grow on small plants or bushes. Let's take a closer look at some fruits that you won't find growing on a tree.Watermelons, for example, do not grow on trees. Given the size of these large melons, we can all be happy about that. Can you imagine a watermelon falling out of a tree onto your head? Ouch! Instead, watermelons grow on vines on the ground.Watermelons aren't the only fruits that grow on the ground on vines. Fruits that grow in a similar way include cantaloupes [ˈkæntəˌloʊps]甜瓜and honeydew melons[ˈhʌniˌdu ˈmɛlənz]蜜瓜. Grapes also grow on vines, but their vines tend to climb rather than stay on the ground. bushThere are also several fruits that grow on bushes rather than trees. Most berries fall into this category[ˈkætəɡɔːri]种类. Examples of fruits that grow on bushes include blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries.There's one fruit that sounds like it would surely grow on a tree: the pineapple. Pine is a type of tree, and apples grow on trees, so surely pineapples grow on trees, right? Nope! Pineapples grow on a plant close to the ground. The pineapple's name comes from the Spanish word "pina" (because it reminded people of a pine cone) and the English word "apple" (because of its sweet taste). undergroundFruits grow from different types of plants. Some fruits, such as banana, apple, peach, orange, pear, cherry, apricot, lemon, lime, plum grow on trees. Other fruits, such as grapes, and watermelons grow on vines. Fruits like raspberry, currant, blueberry grow on bushes. Some like carrot and peanuts grow in the ground.All fruits contain seeds. Most seeds are on the inside of the plant, but the seeds on strawberries are on the outside of the fruit. Game: where fruits growM: We will separate the fruits which grow on different plants. There are four kinds of plants. Look, some fruits grow on the trees, some grow under the ground, some grow on the vines, and some grow on the top of the ground. When I give you a fruit card, you can put it where it grows. --来自百度网盘超级会员V4的分享复制这段内容后打开百度网盘App，操作更方便哦。 链接:https://pan.baidu.com/s/1vCA4LR0FS7r7zjb2gq55nQ 提取码:kjd4