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We asked Steven to share some outdoor activities that families can do together. Here’s what he told us.
Going to a nature center---In State Audubon societies, there are usually smaller nature centres. Naturalists are ready to answer kids’ questions so parents don’t need to worry about teaching the subject matter themselves.
Hiking---Going on a hike is a great way to go outdoors and get some exercise. State parks can offer free paths to hike along and many fields to explore.
Gardening--- Gardening is a wonderful family activity. Not only can the whole family get involved, but everyone can benefit from the harvest. Since it’s winter, you might just start with a family plan for the garden. The garden can be a cooperative effort where parents can teach their children teamwork. Assign tasks to each family member. Who plans? Who waters?
Fruit picking---It’s a great seasonal outdoor activity. Children get to see how fruits grow and everyone gets to enjoy the fruits which they pick.
Cleaning up---Taking part in nature clean-ups or volunteering to do path maintenance(维护)teaches kids that they have the ability to do something positive for the environment and communities. When parents get involved, they can set a good example for their children to follow, which will help children realize their responsibility to protect the environment.
【小题1】 Will the outdoor activities drive your family’s sadness away?
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【小题2】 Who will answer kids’ questions in nature centres, naturalists or parents?
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【小题3】 Which places can offer free paths to hike along?
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【小题4】What is a great seasonal outdoor activity?
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【小题5】What can children learn from these outdoor activties ?
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Steven Cleaver has some outdoor activity ideas for families. The activities will drive your family’s sadness away. Steven is the Executive Director（执行理事）of Horizons for Youth, an organization in Massachusetts that has worked on children’s enviromental education for more than 60 years.
We asked Steven to share some outdoor activities that families can do together. Here’s what he told us.
Going to a nature center---In State Audubon societies, there are usually smaller nature centres. Naturalists are ready to answer kids’ questions so parents don’t need to worry about teaching the subject matter themselves.
Hiking---Going on a hike is a great way to go outdoors and get some exercise. State parks can offer free paths to hike along and many fields to explore.
Gardening--- Gardening is a wonderful family activity. Not only can the whole family get involved, but everyone can benefit from the harvest. Since it’s winter, you might just start with a family plan for the garden. The garden can be a cooperative effort where parents can teach their children teamwork. Assign tasks to each family member. Who plans? Who waters?
Fruit picking---It’s a great seasonal outdoor activity. Children get to see how fruits grow and everyone gets to enjoy the fruits which they pick.
Cleaning up---Taking part in nature clean-ups or volunteering to do path maintenance(维护)teaches kids that they have the ability to do something positive for the environment and communities. When parents get involved, they can set a good example for their children to follow, which will help children realize their responsibility to protect the environment.
1. Will the outdoor activities drive your family’s sadness away?
______________________________________________________
2. Who will answer kids’ questions in nature centres, naturalists or parents?
______________________________________________________
3. Which places can offer free paths to hike along?
______________________________________________________
4.What is a great seasonal outdoor activity?
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5.What can children learn from these outdoor activties ?
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查看习题详情和答案>>
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Steven Cleaver has some outdoor activity ideas for families．The activities will drive your family’s sadness away．Steven is the Executive Director(执行理事)of Horizons for Youth, an organization in Massachusetts that has worked on children’s enviromental education for more than 60 years．
We asked Steven to share some outdoor activities that families can do together．Here’s what he told us．
Going to a nature center---In State Audubon societies, there are usually smaller nature centres．Naturalists are ready to answer kids’ questions so parents don’t need to worry about teaching the subject matter themselves．
Hiking---Going on a hike is a great way to go outdoors and get some exercise．State parks can offer free paths to hike along and many fields to explore．
Gardening--- Gardening is a wonderful family activity．Not only can the whole family get involved, but everyone can benefit from the harvest．Since it’s winter, you might just start with a family plan for the garden．The garden can be a cooperative effort where parents can teach their children teamwork．Assign tasks to each family member．Who plans?Who waters?
Fruit picking---It’s a great seasonal outdoor activity．Children get to see how fruits grow and everyone gets to enjoy the fruits which they pick．
Cleaning up---Taking part in nature clean-ups or volunteering to do path maintenance(维护)teaches kids that they have the ability to do something positive for the environment and communities．When parents get involved, they can set a good example for their children to follow, which will help children realize their responsibility to protect the environment．
1．Will the outdoor activities drive your family’s sadness away?
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2．Who will answer kids’ questions in nature centres, naturalists or parents?
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3．Which places can offer free paths to hike along?
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4．What is a great seasonal outdoor activity?
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5．What can children learn from these outdoor activties?
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Two men were sitting together in a plane. They were on a long journey (旅行).One of them was a
teacher. The other was a farmer. They sat without talking for a while, then the farmer said, Let's do
something to pass the time."
"What do you want to do?" the teacher asked.
"We can ask each other riddles," said.the farmer.
"Let's make the rules first," the teacher said. "And let's make the game moreinteresting. Let's play it
for money. If we don't know the answer to a riddle, we have to pay $ 50. "
The farmer thought about this for a while, then he said. "That's not fair. You are a teacher, an
educated man. You know more things than I do. I am just a farmer." "That's true, " the teacher said,
"What do you think we should do?" "If you do not know the answer to a riddle, you pay me $ 100. If I
do not know the answer to a riddLe, I will pay you $ 50. " the farmer said.
The teacher thought about this, then he said, "OK, that's fair. Who will go first?" "I will," the farmer
said, "Here's my riddle. What has three legs when it walks, but only two legs when it flies?"
The teacher repeated the riddle, "What has three legs when it walks, but only two legs when it flies?
Mm, that's a good one. I'm afraid I don't know the answer." He gave the farmer $ 100, then said,
"Tell me the answer. What has three legs when it walks, but only two legs when it flies?" "I don't know."
the farmer said, and gave the teacher $ 50.
1. Two men were sitting in an airplane __ .
A. on their journey home
B. on their way to a farm
C. on a long journey
D. on their way to school
2. They decided to pass the time by ____ .
A. reading the newspaper
B. asking each other riddles
C. playing cards
D. talking about their families
3. If the farmer didn't know the answer to a riddle, he had to pay the teacher ___ .
A. $50
B. $100
C. $200
D. $l
4. A teacher is ___ than a farmer.
A. well-educated
B. poor-educated
C. better-educated
D. worse-educated
5. In the end, the teacher paid the farmer __ .
A. $50
B. $150
C. nothing
D. $200