一年级英语剪报怎么做

篇一：制作剪报步骤

制作剪报步骤

我们平时在阅读报纸、杂志时，常常会发现有许多自己感兴趣的知识或优美的语言、图片等。但是，时间一长，当我们需要用到它们时，却很难再找到。这种情况是否也在你们的身上出现过？那么，该怎么办呢？ 为了避免此类事情的出现，很多人自制了剪报。

1`制作剪报的步骤。（阅读——剪下自己认为有价值的内容——分类——粘贴——装饰——命名。）

2、应该收集什么样的材料？（能增长知识的，对自己的学习、生活有帮助的内容。）

3、从何处收集材料？如何收集？（可以到书刊上收集，也可以到网上查阅，并下载自己需要的内容，再将它打印出来。是自己的书刊，可直接剪下；不是自己的，应先将有关内容复印下来，再进行剪贴。）

4、如何分类？

5、打算给剪报起个什么名字？（根据收集的内容，起相应的名称。）

6、如何能够将剪报装饰得更漂亮些？（可用彩笔画上自己喜欢的图画，可以电脑绘画，也可以加上些花边，还可以贴上自己平时喜欢的图案等。总之只要自己喜欢、满意就行。但一定要清楚、简洁，不可太复杂.)

制作剪报是一项非常有意义的活动，只要我们平时多看书、多看报，及时收集自己需要的资料，慢慢地，你就会拥有一本本内容丰富、精致美观的剪报。它们将成为你的小小资料库，成为你亲密的伙伴。你将从中学到很多知识。

剪报需要注意什么问题，有什么技巧？

1.按照需要的主题分类。

2.按要求仔细剪下。

3.粘贴在本子上。

4.根据粘贴的内容画上花边。

5.编辑页码。

6.美化首页，根据分类写上剪报的报名。如：体育剪报

一,内容分类,把你喜欢的文章,进行详细的的分类,例如:只有健康知识,分为:饮食,保健,偏方,名医,常见病治疗,探视病人,......大类可分为政策类,讲演类,商情类,文学,历史,各类常识,人际关系.......

二,出处,在简报上注明报刊的名称,年月日,第x版

三粘贴,根据分类,按册粘贴,并空出1-2页扉页,好填写目录.

四,如果涉及面广,需要多预备几个本子,钉本子时钉的地方加几块硬纸板,等贴满了剪报,正好一边厚,好放置.

篇二：英语剪报

英语剪报

1.异趣万圣节：“僵尸”大军袭击纽约城 10.31

As if the morning commute wasn't odd enough, intrepid New Yorkers trying to make their way to work on Tuesday had to battle past hordes of the walking dead. Two dozen zombies, their clothes spattered with fake blood, were staggering up and down the block outside Madison Square Garden. Downtown, others shuffled across the Brooklyn Bridge.

2. 500颗钻石打造全球最贵iphone 10.27

(Oct.27,2010)BBC News---This incredible iPhone 4 was yesterday unveiled as the world's most expensive mobile - worth a jaw-dropping ?5 MILLION. The handset is wrapped in more than 500 individual flawless cut diamonds totalling 100 carats. It features two interchangeable diamonds which fit over the 'home' button - a single cut 7.4 carat pink diamond and a rare 8 carat single cut flawless diamond which are together worth more than ?4 million.

The back of the phone is plated in rose gold and the Apple logo glitters with 53 diamonds.

British designer Stuart Hughes, 38, of Liverpool, was commissioned to make two of the bespoke handset by a mega-rich Australian businessman. He said: 'It was a fantastic challenge and I am really pleased with the end result - the phones look superb. 'Phones are so popular at the moment and this is the ultimate design for one. It was a very exciting project. 'It is amazing that someone is prepared to spend ?5 million on a phone, I doubt it will get used because it is worth so much money. 'It would be a disaster if it was ever lost.'

3.巴黎机场发生罢工 10.17

（Oct.17,2010）BBC News---France's main airport, Charles de Gaulle, has enough fuel to last only a few days, the transport ministry has warned amid strikes against government plans to raise the retirement age.

A ministry spokesman said officials were working to restore aviation fuel supplies. Economy Minister Christine Lagarde urged people "not to panic".

Oil refineries and fuel depots have been hit by the latest strikes.

Meanwhile unions are holding fresh mass protests over the pension plan.

On Saturday thousands of students have joined a fifth day of demonstrations in less than six weeks. Unions have called for more than 200 marches nationwide.

4.英国女性依然负担大部分家务10.17

Women have fought hard for equality but a staggering 82 per cent still do the housework in their home, according to a revealing new study into Britain's cleaning habits.

Just eight per cent of husbands and boyfriends pull their weight when it comes to household chores, figures show

5.2030年人类将需要两个地球10..23

Human demands on natural resources have doubled in under 50 years and are now outstripping what the Earth can provide by more than half, a new report has warned.And humanity carries on as it is in use of resources, globally it will need the capacity of two Earths by 2030, the biennial Living Planet Report said. Much of the 'ecological overshoot' is caused by the world's rising carbon footprint, which has increased 11-fold since 1961.

6.经济衰退让老板和员工走得更近 10.16

With unemployment brushing up against 10 percent, those still working "feel like they were the chosen ones, like they got a vote of confidence from their boss that they're good enough to be retained," said David Adams, Adecco Group North America vice president of learning and development in Seattle.

"Recession tested people's values and many realize that it's not all about work," said Adams, adding that workers saw peers climb the corporate ladder only to be laid off.

7.With limited pocket money in hand, many Chinese college students are increasingly opting to live life "low cost."

One way to do that, it seems, is team-buying. Online team-buying offers huge discounts and, not surprisingly, is gaining wide popularity on campus.

Li Jing, a student at the Beijing-based China Youth University for Political Sciences, for example, says she often buys movie tickets online.

Recently, she bought two tickets for 40 yuan (5.88 U.S. dollars) on the Internet -- including a bag of popcorn -- to see "Aftershock", a movie by Chinese director Feng Xiaogang.

The tickets were purchased on nuomi.com, one of the most popular team-buying websites. In contrast, a prime-time movie ticket sells for about 80 yuan in Beijing's downtown cinemas.

Li said she also often searched for team-buying information on cosmetics of international brands on various websites, including Tuan800.com.

"At online stores, which buy directly from overseas retailers, cosmetics are sold at about 70 percent of the shopping-mall prices," she said.

But while they offer a good opportunity to save money, Li said she would "think twice before buying them from online stores" because many of them were "a bit chaotic," and had fake goods mixed among them.

So why don't the students just earn more pocket money by taking up part-time jobs? Guo Jingna, a teacher at the Communication University of China, said most Chinese college students were unlikely to choose work-study programs to earn pocket money because of their intensive study schedules.

Most of them, therefore, were still members of the NEET group -- able to work but still needing financial support from their parents, who believed it was their mission to ensure that their children completed higher education by providing full financial assistance.

Students of the post-1980s and 1990s generation depend primarily on monthly sums given to them by their parents. For them, saving money to live a better life has, therefore, become a goal, and the Internet has become a useful tool to help them achieve that, Guo said.

FOREVER DISCOUNTS

For instance, a "VELO" card has become another ideal choice for many money savers. It provides all-round discounts while dining out or shopping in general,

The electronic coupon service, produced by street machines, was developed by a

Shanghai information technology company.

Ding Jiawei, a student at the Beijing-based Renmin University of China, said he has been using the "VELO" card for about two years to purchase coupons when dinning out and having fun with friends.

Ding said it was "very convenient," as the coupon machines were located in highly visible locations at shopping malls and could issue coupons for major fast-food chains, including KFC and the Chinese Kungfu restaurant.

The VELO machine also offers information about free-trial products and gifts from retailers. Customers can use these coupons to get these gifts.

However, such discount services are only available in large cities. But students in less developed regions have their own ways of reducing daily expenses.

Cao Zuyang, a student at the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, in Chengdu, southwestern Sichuan province, often searches for sales online and buys things together with friends to cut down on delivery costs.

Cao once wanted to buy an electro-magnetic oven, which was on sale at zhuoyue.com, one of the largest online shopping platforms in China and Amazon.com's Chinese partner.

He then asked five dormitory roommates to pitch in for the oven. Each student only paid 25 yuan. Once they bought the oven, all of them used it.

"It not only saves money, but also helps me to manage my life more economically," he said.

He added that information on sharing things and buying items collectively could often be found in school bulletins, both on- and offline.

LOW-COST TRAVEL

Again, most students find it difficult to cope with the expense of accommodation while traveling. So frequently, they will choose to travel to cities where they have classmates and friends and live in their (friend's) dorms.

For instance, Ge Rui, a student at the Hebei University of Technology in northern China, has been to many cities where he has friends.

"Friends can act as free guides, offer me free accommodation and give me valuable tour information, which saves money, time and energy," he said.

Ge said he could "buy fewer beverages and clothes" while traveling, and "broaden my mind " at the same time.

He said he, too, had friends from other cities coming over and living with him when they visited his city.

篇三：英语读报剪报方案

英语读报剪报方案

一、竟赛的目的及意义

目的：

1.提高英语专业学生阅读英文报刊的兴趣，提高英语应用水平，增强思辨能力；

2.丰富英语专业学生业余生活。

意义：

1.促进英语教学；

2.促进学生对英文报刊如21世纪英语报和中国日报等的广泛兴趣；

3.展示贵州大学外语学院英语读报教学成果，展示大学生风采。

二、竞赛的主要内容

设计主题：1. Chinese Dream and I; 2. Campus Life; 3. The Rainbow of Science; (以上选题任选其一)

参赛时间：2014年5月 参赛地点：贵州大学外语学院 参赛对象：贵州大学外国语学院本科英语专业学生(日语专业也可参赛,但应以英语为主题)，个人或团队报名均可，团队建议每队不超5人。

每名选手或每支团队就选定主题设计英语剪切报或手抄报；具体要求如下：

1、报纸语言为英语；

2、围绕选定的主题，提倡自己画，用手写，不得用电脑绘制，也不可使用现成图片进行剪贴；

3、 内容包括剪切报纸，抄写报纸，就报刊内容进行评论等；

4、报纸规格：4开，尺寸为390mm(宽)x540mm(高)，左右各为20mm，上下边空各为25mm,版心尺寸为350mm宽x490mm高

三、竞赛的主要程序

1、5月6-7日进行比赛宣传，。

2、5月8--18日各班选手制作作品；

3、5月19-20日上交剪报；（各参赛个人或团队先将作品用信封装好，在信封上写上主题、姓名、班级，另外再付一张制做人的名单放在同一信封里面，不要写在作品上，交给本班班长，由班长统一交到教学科李明燕老师处。）

4、5月21--22做赛前准备。

5、5月23日学生匿名评比（各年级以投票方式交叉评比，各班派代表参加评比。11级由12级评比，12级由13级评比，13级由11级评比。）；

6、5月26日展出获奖优秀作品。（地点待定）

7、5月27日举行颁奖活动。（地点待定）

四、评分标准：（满分10分）

第一项：主题思想（3分）：围绕选题，主题鲜明，思想积极向上，健康进取，体现开卷有益的原则。

第二项：排版设计（3分）：刊名醒目、大方、有吸引力；能根据内容和主题合理安排版面和栏目，版面设计新颖、有创意；图文搭配恰当，字体和字号合适；整体视觉效果好。

第三项：文字表达（2分）：内容具体，能体现选题宗旨和正确

的价值取向；书写规范，字体工整。

第四项：文章点评（2分）：点评有理有据，语言表达准确，点评有逻辑条理。若出现一处语言错误，扣0.2分,累积扣分不超过2分。

附：有关奖项的评选办法

评委按评分标准进行评分，综合评出成绩，从高分依次往下推。

篇四：教会学生做剪报

教会学生做剪报

有的学生报纸看过了就随手丢掉，或当废纸卖掉，许多有用资料就这样白白丢掉，多可惜。如果将报纸上有用资料分门别类剪贴成册，就能化废为宝，对报纸进行二次利用，这样该多有意义呀。

剪报，不一定是从报纸上搜集材料，也可从电脑或书籍中寻找。准备好纸，分内容摆放其中，一个内容一个版面，空的地方可画些小花之类的，小卡通之类的，自己画也可剪。也可以根据大小的造型排版。电脑上有许多的图片，可以采纳，打印出来随后剪贴。自己画点花边之类的，也蛮好看的。

篇五：一年级英语学习内容

2011-2012学年第一学期一年级英语

英语学习内容：

1、牛津starter1—20课，要求掌握字母、单词、句型的听说认读及字母在单词中的发音，会背诵每课的小歌谣。

2、神奇英语小本阅读故事书作为辅助教材提高学生学习兴趣和初步的阅读能力。

3、英语文件夹的积累和整理，一方面把孩子在英语学习方面点点滴滴的进步进行梳理，同知识时培养孩子归纳，积累材料的好习惯。

本学期英语考试情况：

1、笔试与每单元的测试及月考卷面相似，以百分制计算。

2、口试由外教老师根据孩子对口试小卷的完成情况给出不同的等次，如：Perfect! Excellent! Great student! Very good! Good! Try hander! 还结合孩子的课堂表现给出Could do better. Need to practice pronunciation. Try hander! Needs to listen in class, Stop talking in class!

3. 通过口试和笔试，体现出一些学生学习习惯不好，特别是回家的听读作业完成不好，导致成绩不理想，望引起家长重视，一定要坚持每天听录音（可利用任何时间如：早晨起床，洗脸睡觉，回家途中的同时放录音让孩子听，但每周必须有3-4次拿出书听录音指读。）

假期及下学期的要求：

1、每日坚持听读指读，家长督促和辅导孩子掌握正确的指读方法 （指读、大声读）和培养孩子自觉听读的习惯。

2、根据孩子的意愿可收集一些有关英语的相关知识，并可制成手抄报或剪报，每人至少制作两份。

3、可在假期为孩子在网上搜索一些英语的动画片学习英语，并选择一段自己最喜欢的内容反复学习并记录下来。

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