I used to be timid,
I dare not go out as soon as it gets dark.
Mother told this brave story over and over again.
But when I look out of the window, my heart is beating. ...
Dad insisted on taking me for a walk at night.
It turns out that flowers and plants all smile like during the day.
Since then, no matter how dark the night is,
I can also see how birds sleep in the moonlight …
This lesson is a nursery rhyme. In the first person, I used to be timid and afraid of the dark. Later, my father took me out for a walk in the evening. I find that night is as beautiful as day, and I am no longer afraid of darkness. The text is divided into two parts. The first section says that "I" used to be timid and afraid of the dark. In the second night, my father took me out for a walk. I found that the night was as beautiful as the day. This class is lively, easy to understand and full of childlike interest.
The text is accompanied by two illustrations. The first picture is that my mother told me a story about bravery. My mother took a story book and patiently told me the story. The second illustration shows my father holding my little hand for a walk at night. I smiled, because I found the night as beautiful as the day. These two illustrations can help students understand key and difficult words and stimulate their interest in learning the text.