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Unit 2 Lesson 2
Amelia Earhart (1)

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PART
1 Warm up

Look and say.

• Do you see a plane before?

• Where can you see a plane?
• Do you like traveling by plane? Why?

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2 Let’s learn
Look and read.

• land 着陆
Amelia Earhart hoped to land her plane on the tiny island.
• tiny 极小的
It is a tiny island of Howland in the Pacific Ocean.
• arrive 到达
Amelia Earhart never arrived.

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2 Let’s learn
Look and read.

• fly 飞行
She wanted to learn how to fly.
• unusual 不寻常的
It was unusual for a woman to be a pilot then.
• alone 独自
She flew a plane alone across the Atlantic Ocean.

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2 Let’s learn Unit 2 p. 22 1

Look and read.

On July 2, 1937, Amelia Earhart hoped to land her plane on

the tiny island of Howland in the Pacific Ocean, but she
never arrived.
She and her plane simply vanished(消失). What happened?

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2 Let’s learn Unit 2 p. 22 1

Look and read.

Amelia Earhart was born in 1897 in the U.S.A.

When she was 10, she saw her first plane.
She didn’t think it was interesting, but later, she flew as a
passenger in a plane over Los Angeles.
She knew then that she wanted to learn how to fly, so she
became a pilot(飞行员). She flew very well.

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2 Let’s learn Unit 2 p. 22 1

Look and read.

Not many people flew in those days and it was unusual for a
woman to be a pilot, but Amelia Earhart was an unusual person.
In 1932, she was the second person to fly a plane alone across
the Atlantic Ocean.
However, she had even bigger dreams.
She wanted to fly a plane around the world.

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3 Let’s practice

Read and circle. Circle the correct words.

1. Amelia Earhart hoped to land / fly her plane on the tiny island
of Howland in the Pacific Ocean, but she never stayed / arrived.
2. It was easy / unusual for a woman to be a pilot in those days.
3. Amelia Earhart was the second person to fly a plane
together / alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
4. Amelia Earhart wanted to fly a plane around the U.S.A. / world.

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PART
3 Let’s practice

Read and circle. Circle the correct words.

1. Amelia Earhart hoped to land / fly her plane on the tiny island
of Howland in the Pacific Ocean, but she never stayed / arrived.
2. It was easy / unusual for a woman to be a pilot in those days.
3. Amelia Earhart was the second person to fly a plane
together / alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
4. Amelia Earhart wanted to fly a plane around the U.S.A. / world.

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PART
4 Review
Look and read.

On July 2, 1937, Amelia Earhart hoped to land her plane on

the tiny island of Howland in the Pacific Ocean, but she never
arrived. She and her plane simply vanished. What happened?
Amelia Earhart was born in 1897 in the U.S.A. When she was 10,
she saw her first plane. She didn’t think it was interesting, but
later, she flew as a passenger in a plane over Los Angeles. She
knew then that she wanted to learn how to fly, so she
became a pilot. She flew very well.

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PART
4 Review
Look and read.

Not many people flew in those days and it was

unusual for a woman to be a pilot, but Amelia Earhart
was an unusual person. In 1932, she was the second
person to fly a plane alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
However, she had even bigger dreams. She wanted
to fly a plane around the world.

Do you want to be a pilot someday? Why?

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