跟读练习: Sam's Pet Temper! | Read Aloud Kids Book | Vooks Narrated Storybooks - 通过视频学习英语口语

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Sam's Pet Temper Sam had a new pet.
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A pet of his very own.
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He found it at the playground that afternoon.
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The playground was full of kids, sliding, swinging, teetering, tottering.
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Wherever Sam went, he had to wait his turn.
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Wait to slide, wait to swing,
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wait to teeter, wait to totter.
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Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait!
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Sam was tired of waiting.
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Waiting made him mad.
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He got madder and madder until he was the maddest he had ever been in his whole life!
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Suddenly, something jumped in among the kids.
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The thing ran around in circles, shoving and tripping and pinching and stomping.
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Within seconds, the playground was empty, except for Sam and the thing.
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It was hanging upside down from the monkey bars, grinning at him.
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Sam had never seen anything like it before, but he knew what it was.
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It was a temper!
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The temper had cleared off the playground just for Sam.
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No more waiting!
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Sam played to his heart's content all afternoon long.
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Sometimes, other kids tried to join in, but the temper just bared its teeth and growled fiercely.
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When it was time to leave, Sam called out, Hey, do you want to come home with me?
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The temper bounded into Sam's arms and licked him across the face.
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The walk home was fascinating.
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The temper was so funny.
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Sam knew they were going to be the best of friends.
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Pardon me!
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When they arrived home, Sam ran to the backyard so he and his new pet could play in his treehouse.
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Sorry Sam, said Sam's mother.
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It's almost supper time.
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One time.
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On the way into the house, the temper slammed the door.
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Sammy, warned his mother.
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The temper kicked the wall.
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Sammy, what's gotten into you? asked his mother.
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It's not me, said Sam.
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It's my temper.
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Well, control your temper, said his mother.
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Now get washed up for supper.
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Sam told the temper, You have to be good at home, okay?
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The temper purred.
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During supper, the temper hid under the table.
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Sam splashed up the bathroom, announced Sam's big sister.
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The temper gave her a kick in the shins.
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Ow!
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Sam kicked me!
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She yelled.
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It wasn't me, it was my temper!
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Sam yelled back.
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That's enough, said Sam's mother.
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Sit still and eat your spaghetti or go to your room.
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The temper picked up Sam's plate and dumped it on the floor.
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Sam!
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Said Sam's mother.
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I am nearing my limit.
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But it wasn't me, it was my temper!
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Here, I'll show you my temper!
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Cried Sam.
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Upstairs, young man, said Sam's father.
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The supper table is no place for tempers.
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The temper giggled and followed Sam upstairs.
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Having a temper was more trouble than Sam had imagined.
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Go away, he said.
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The temper smiled sweetly, turned two cartwheels and bounced onto his bed.
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It tossed Sam's toys and pillows into the air and juggled them with his feet.
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Sam was starting to wish he didn't have a temper.
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In the morning, the temper wasn't there.
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Sam checked under the bed.
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No temper.
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He got dressed.
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No temper.
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He ate his breakfast.
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No temper.
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Phew, said Sam.
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He brushed his teeth and skipped out the door.
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Then he saw it, waiting at the curb.
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Sam ignored it and kept walking.
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Good morning!
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The temper followed, whistling a little tune.
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Sam usually liked school, but that morning was a disaster.
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The temper scribbled over Rory's artwork, helped itself to Lucy's cookies,
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and snapped all the green crayons in half.
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You need a time out, said Sam's teacher.
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So Sam sat.
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And while he sat, the temper did something truly terrible.
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The principal called Sam's mother to pick him up from school early.
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You'll spend the rest of the afternoon in your room thinking about what you've done, mister," his mom said.
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But, Mom, it wasn't my fault, it's my terrible temper!
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No more excuses, Samuel," said his mother.
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Tempers cause trouble, that's what they do.
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Now you have to do something about it." -"I can't!" Sam cried.
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Sam, if you don't control your temper, no one can control it for you.
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Sam was finally allowed to go to the playground on Saturday.
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His temper tagged along.
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Why won't you leave me alone?
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Wailed Sam.
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The temper pasted a juicy kiss on Sam's nose and ran off to dig up a flower bed.
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The playground was filling up quickly.
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Sam ran to the slide, but others beat him to it.
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With a yip and a growl, the temper dashed over.
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As Sam watched it pounce, he began to feel a very different kind of mad.
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No!
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Sam shouted.
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The temper blinked at him, then shuffled over to bite at a kid's shoe.
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No, said Sam as he clamped a hand over the temper's mouth.
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The temper reached out to grab another kid's ponytail.
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No!
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Sam grabbed the temper's arm.
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The temper struggled.
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What should Sam do?
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Think, think, think!
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Whenever his father was frazzled, he'd count to ten.
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Sam tried it.
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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten!
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The temper squirmed!
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The temper kicked!
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Sam thought harder!
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Ah-ha!
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His teacher got the class to settle down by saying their ABCs backward.
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Sam tried it.
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Z. Y.
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X. W.
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V. U.
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T. S.
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R. Q.
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P. P.
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P. The temper hissed.
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It thrashed.
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It lashed out like a giant, angry snake.
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Sam gulped and held on tight.
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The temper growled, it snarled, it roared like a ferocious lion.
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Sam held on even tighter.
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The temper grumbled.
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It rumbled!
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It thundered like a furious storm cloud.
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Sam said, Terrible temper!
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Don't you know that I'm stronger than you?
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He closed his eyes and took a deep breath.
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Then he let it out slowly.
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Something felt different.
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Sam opened one eye, then the other.
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The temper had stopped struggling.
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It was sitting at Sam's feet, frowning at him.
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Sam let out a laugh.
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Huh?
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Ha ha ha ha!
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He had done it!
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He had actually controlled his temper!
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Sam had a wonderful afternoon with the other kids.
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He called to the temper to join them, but it preferred to sulk in a corner by itself.
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All too soon it was time to go home.
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Sam whistled to his pet temper.
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It didn't come rushing over.
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It was staring at a screaming toddler in a pink stroller.
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Sam started to walk away.
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When he reached the edge of the park, he looked back.
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The temper tossed the little girl's shoes into the sandbox.
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She shrieked with laughter.
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The temper giggled.
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Sam smiled and skipped home.
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If a temper ever found him again, he'd know what to do.
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like these.
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Seriously, you have to check it out.
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Thank you.

背景与上下文

《Sam's Pet Temper》是一个充满趣味与教育意义的故事，旨在帮助儿童理解情绪管理。故事的主角Sam在游乐场上发现了一只神奇的宠物——他的“脾气”。这个脾气让他在玩耍中既感到快乐也带来了一些困扰，特别是在与妈妈互动时，强调了控制情绪的重要性。在这个故事中，我们可以看到如何通过情境来练习英语口语，特别是发音和沟通技巧。

日常交流的五个短语

  • Wait your turn!（等你的顺序！）- 用于提醒别人耐心。
  • I’m mad!（我生气了！）- 表达当下的情绪状态。
  • Control your temper.（控制你的脾气。）- 应用在情绪管理上，尤其是对小朋友。
  • Let’s play together.（我们一起玩吧。）- 邀请他人一起参与活动。
  • It wasn’t me!（不是我！）- 用于辩解或声明自己不是引起问题的原因。

逐步跟读指南

为了帮助英语学习者更好地掌握口语表达，您可以使用以下的跟读方法，称为shadowing。这个方法非常适合在英语口语练习中提高发音和流利度。

步骤如下：

  1. 首先，观看视频并聆听每个句子的发音与节奏，注意语调和重音。
  2. 然后，选择一个简单的句子，比如“I’m mad!”，重复并模仿说话者的方式。
  3. 接着，尝试逐句跟读视频，尽量做到与说话者同步。可以在语言学习网站上找到专门的shadow speech资源来辅助学习。
  4. 在跟读的过程中，留意发音清晰度和语调的变化。使用便签记录您认为难以发音的单词，并多加练习。
  5. 最后，练习完后，试着在日常生活中使用这些短语，增强记忆与运用能力。

通过这样的shadow speak练习，学习者不仅能提高口语能力，还能在实际交流中更自信地表达自己的想法和情感。

什么是跟读法？

跟读法 (Shadowing) 是一种有科学依据的语言学习技巧，最初开发用于专业口译员的培训，并由多语言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。这个方法简单而强大：您在听英语母语原声的同时立即大声重复——就像是一个延迟1-2秒紧跟说话者的影子。与被动听力或语法练习不同，跟读法强迫您的大脑和口腔肌肉同时处理并模仿真实的讲话模式。研究表明它能显着提高发音准确性，语调，节奏，连读，听力理解和口语流利度——使其成为雅思口语备考和真实英语交流最有效的方法之一。