쉐도잉 연습: (Oxford RnD - Level 1) Trees - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

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Oxford Read and Discover Level 1, Trees, by Rachel Bladen.
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Read by Christopher Ragland.
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Introduction Trees are all around us,
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in forests, gardens, and parks.
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There are many different trees, and they give us many things.
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Where do you see trees?
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What do we get from trees?
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Discover!
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Now, read and discover more about trees.
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Chapter 1 What is a tree?
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A tree is a tall plant.
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It has leaves, branches, a trunk, and roots.
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A tree makes its food with light from the sun.
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It grows tall so it can get lots of light.
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Discover!
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Some coast redwood trees are 110 meters tall.
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A tree grows every day.
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Look at this old tree trunk.
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How old is it?
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Count the rings.
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Every ring is one year.
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Chapter 2 Parts of a Tree What do the different parts of a tree do?
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Leaves grow on branches.
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They make food for the tree.
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To make food, they use water, air, and light from the sun.
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Roots take water from the ground.
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The trunk takes food down the tree from the leaves,
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and it takes water up the tree from the roots.
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Bark is the wood on the outside of the trunk.
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It protects the trunk.
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Chapter 3 Flowers and Seeds Some trees have big flowers.
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Some trees have very little flowers.
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Flowers make pollen.
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The wind blows pollen from one flower to other flowers.
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Insects take pollen to other flowers, too.
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Then the tree can grow seeds.
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Seeds grow inside fruit.
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The fruit protects the seeds.
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The fruit falls from the tree.
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Then the seeds go into the ground.
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New trees grow from the seeds.
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Chapter 4 Different Trees Some trees are broad leaves,
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and some trees are conifers.
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Broad leaves have flat leaves.
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Conifers have thin, sharp needles.
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Conifers are strong trees.
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Animals can't eat the sharp needles.
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The needles don't get dry, so the trees can grow in dry weather.
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Conifers can grow in hot weather or cold weather.
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Many broad leaves can't grow in cold weather or dry weather.
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Then, all the leaves fall off the tree.
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The leaves grow again in hot weather or rainy weather.
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Discover!
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Half a million leaves can fall off a very, very big tree.
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Chapter 5 What Trees Do Trees are good for us.
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We use oxygen in the air to live.
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Too much carbon dioxide in the air is bad for us.
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Trees clean the air.
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They take carbon dioxide out of the air and they put oxygen into the air.
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Trees protect us from the rain and the light from the sun.
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Trees are good for the ground, too.
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The roots make the ground strong.
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The ground around trees isn't dry, so other plants can grow.
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We can play and have fun in trees, too.
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Thank you, trees!
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Chapter 6 Things from Trees Apples,
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oranges, bananas, nuts, and lots of other fruit grow on trees.
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We get rubber from trees, too.
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We make car tires and many other things with rubber.
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The trunks and branches of trees give us wood.
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We make toys, tables, homes, and many other things with wood.
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We make paper with wood.
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We use wood to make fires, too.
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Discover!
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In North America, there are amazing totem poles.
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People make them from trees.
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Chapter 7.
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Homes in Trees Many birds,
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insects, and other animals live in trees.
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Animals can find food there.
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Trees protect animals from the wind and rain.
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Trees can protect animals from other animals, too.
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This monkey lives in a tree.
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It eats leaves and fruit from the tree.
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It can move from branch to branch.
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This snake lives in a tree, too.
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It likes its home.
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It can find birds to eat there.
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Foxes and other big animals can't catch the snake in the tree.
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Discover!
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Some plants live in trees, too.
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Chapter 8 Protect Trees Some animals and little plants are bad for trees.
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Animals eat the leaves and bark.
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Little plants grow around the trunk.
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Then the tree can't get water.
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People are bad for trees, too.
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Cars, fires, and factories can make the air and rain dirty.
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Then the trees can't grow.
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Some people cut down trees.
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They take wood and they make new things on the land.
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Discover!
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Every day, people cut down about 10 million trees.
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Let's stop this.
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Let's grow new trees.
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Let's protect trees.

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주요 어휘 및 구문

  • 나무 (tree) - 자연 속의 주요 식물
  • 잎 (leaves) - 나무의 음식 생성의 주요 부위
  • 뿌리 (roots) - 물을 흡수하는 나무의 아래쪽 부분
  • 줄기 (trunk) - 나무의 중심 구조로, 영양분을 이동시킴
  • 꽃 (flowers) - 씨앗 생성을 돕는 나무의 부분
  • 과일 (fruit) - 씨앗을 보호하는 역할을 하는 나무의 열매
  • 침엽수 (conifers) - 바늘잎을 가진 나무의 종류
  • 넓은 잎 (broad leaves) - 평평한 형태의 나무잎

연습 팁

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