节目资讯
刊物:大家说英语
日期:2013-06-14
难易度:High
关键字:environment, swing, slide, program, fee, community
Welcome back.
It's time to play a game.
And today we want to tell you a story using today's key words.
Are you ready?
Nathan will start.
Vicky took her kids to their favorite park.
She was surprised when someone told her she had to pay a fee at the gate to get
in.
What would she do?
She came to this park almost every day to let her children play on the swings
and on the slide.
And it was a great environment for running, reading or relaxing.
But she couldn't pay to go there every day.
Where could she go now?
But then she saw that there was a special program in the park.
Tomorrow she wouldn't have to pay.
But her kids would have to play at home today.
Well, we hope you enjoyed that story.
And now it's time to review today's lesson.
(Music).
Hello, everyone.
Welcome to Let's Talk!
Today we are talking about community parks and why they are important.
Please help me welcome Ms. Patty Park!
Thanks for joining us today, Ms. Patty Park.
Thank you, Rob.
Let's talk about parks.
Why are parks important?
Parks provide communities with a place to be active.
True.
And they give kids a safe environment to play in.
Yes. Parks have open spaces for kids to run and play.
Many parks also have playgrounds.
Yes. Kids love to play on the swings and slides!
What are some other reasons why parks are important?
Parks help communities.
They have programs for kids and adults.
Can you give me some examples?
Some parks have pools that offer swimming lessons.
Other parks host sports events for kids and adults.
Do people have to pay for these programs?
Some programs have a fee, but some are free.
Great! Parks are important.
Everyone should enjoy them!
Parks are important places.
Communities can come together and be active.
They can also enjoy a safe and fun environment.
Kids like to play on the playground.
It has swings and slides.
Parks have a lot of space.
They also offer many programs.
Parks with pools often offer swimming lessons.
Sports events are often held at parks, too.
Sometimes people need to pay a fee for these programs.
Sometimes they don't!
Hooray! Hooray! Parks are fun!
Parks are important, too.
Parks are fun.
There are swings and slides.
Yes. But parks are important, too.
Parks are fun.
Monkeys can play.
Parks are important, too.
Monkey Man, why do you keep saying parks are important?
Everyone knows parks are fun!
Yes. But parks are important, too.
Why?
Because parks help communities.
They provide a safe environment to play.
They offer programs for kids and adults.
And monkeys?
Mostly kids and adults.
And parks have sports events, too.
So parks are important.
Right. And parks are fun.
Ha! I knew it!
Hello.
(Chinese).
Ex... excuse me.
Can you help me?
I'm looking for...
You're looking for food!
I have plenty of food here for you to choose from.
Would you like a hamburger or pizza or corn or...
No, no, no... I'm looking for...
Oh, I know.
It's getting close to lunchtime.
I know just what you need.
You'll enjoy some...
You... you need... you need...
I need Super Sentence Man!
I heard that.
I am Super Sentence Man.
And I can provide you with today's super sentence.
The super sentence is: Someone provides someone else with something.
So you want to say:
I can provide you with fish for lunch.
Yes! I can provide you with fish for lunch.
Excellent!
Before I go, please give me your own super sentence.
All right.
The tour guide will provide you with a map.
The tour guide will provide you with a map.
Great!
What about you, dear customer?
You look like you're ready to share a super sentence with us.
Oh. Um...
The teacher provides students with books.
Oh, good.
The teacher provides students with books.
And I'm sure you are a wonderful student.
Now what super sentence do you need to use with your customer?
I can provide you with fish for lunch.
A super sentence.
Remember... Say it with me.
A super sentence every day will make your English great.
But I don't need fish.
Well, how about a hot dog or...
No, no, no... I need the bathroom!
Well, why didn't you say that before?
It's right over there.
OK.
I mean... Sorry, it's that way.
Calendar Phrase.
Kids love to play.
Kids love to play.
(Chinese).
What do kids love?
Kids love to play.
Do kids love to study?
No! Kids love to play.
Do kids love to work?
No! Kids love to play.
Do kids love to sleep?
No! Kids love to play.
And so do I.
Let's play!
Hooray!
Kids love to play.
Kids love to play.
(Chinese).
So friends, do you spend much time at the park?
If you don't, maybe you should see what things you can do there.
They're safe and fun, which makes them a great place to get some exercise.
They might even have some programs that you would like.
Nathan, do you know if there're any programs at a park near you?
Well, when I was running the other day, I saw signs that said "Run for love." I
think it must be some kind of race or run for some people that need help.
Maybe that's one kind of program.
Well friends, visit a park today.
They're lots of fun.
But don't go for too long.
We want you back here tomorrow here on...
Let's Talk in English.
Goodbye.
See you at the park.
(Music).