桃園市外師任意門E-door To The World

桃園市外師任意門E-door To The World

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  • #6 The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind 馭風少年 | SDGs


    📚 Title: The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind


    📚 Author: William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer

    🌍SDG: Affordable and Clean Energy


    Vocabulary:

    *Dream(n.)夢想

    *curiosity (n.) 好奇心

    *wall (n.) 牆壁

    Brilliant(adj.)傑出的

    Generator(n.)發電機

    Contribute(v.)導致

    Rugby(n.)橄欖球

    Drought(n.)乾旱

    Windmill(n.)風車


    ✎ The Discussion Question From This Episode:

    How can we use less electricity in our daily life?


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    Summary :

    A true story of William Kamkwamba; The young genius who built a windmill and save his family and village from drought and famine. William is a curious-minded schoolboy with a love of electronics. When drought threatens the crops, William’s family can no longer support William’s education at a local school. But, this did not let William to give up. He pursued his passion for learning by self-studying in the school library and through this method; he built a windmill that brought new life and business to the farm.


    小男孩威廉來自馬拉威,一個被玉米田環繞,沒有水,也沒有電的農村。一場突如其來的大旱,使農場變得民不聊生,村民陷入挨餓,喜歡上學的威廉,因為沒有錢可以負擔學費,被迫輟學。在如此困苦的環境下,仍不影響威廉對讀書的熱忱,工作之餘,他會到圖書館自讀,有一天,他看到了一本描寫能源強大力量的書,他決定打造一座風車,用源源不斷的風來發電,而這項發明也為農村帶來了電力,且富足了家鄉。他的故事證明,不管處境如何艱辛,憑個人堅定的力量,的確可以把自己帶到夢想的遠方!

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  • #5 Shark Lady 鯊魚小姐:最無畏海洋的科學家 | SDGs


    📚Title: Shark Lady: The True Story of How Eugenie Clark Became the Ocean’s Most Fearless Scientist


    📚Author: Keating, Jess/ Miguens, Marta Alvarez (ILT)

    🌍SDG: Life Below Water


    Vocabulary:

    *Dive (v.) 潛水

    *Decide (v.) 決定

    *Imagine (v.) 想像

    Pebble (n.) 鵝卵石

    Current (n.) 潮流

    Allowance (n.) 零用錢

    Sanctuary (n.) 避難所

    Aquarium (n.) 水族館

    Zoology (n.) 動物學

    Journey (n.) 旅程


    ✎The Discussion Question from This Episode:

    If you love something, do you only study it inside school or do you study it outside school as well?


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    Summary:

    Eugenie Clark fell in love with sharks from the first moment she saw them at the aquarium. She couldn’t imagine anything more exciting than studying these graceful creatures. But Eugenie quickly discovered that many people believed sharks to be ugly and scary--and they didn’t think women should be scientists. Determined to prove them wrong, Eugenie devoted her life to learning about sharks. After earning several college degrees and making countless discoveries, Eugenie wrote herself into the history of science, earning the nickname "Shark Lady."

    An inspiring story by critically acclaimed zoologist Jess Keating about finding the strength to discover truths that others aren’t daring enough to see. Includes a timeline of Eugenie’s life and many fin-tastic shark facts!


    改編自世界數一數二的海洋探險家-尤金妮.克拉克的勵志故事。2歲前就學會游泳的尤金妮,從小就非常熱愛鯊魚,常常到水族館幻想與沙魚一起暢遊。為了找到答案,她不惜到最冷最暗的海底研究魚類,讓世人知道女孩能夠成就任何事情!

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  • #4 A Chair for My Mother 媽媽的紅沙發 | SDGs


    📚Title: A Chair for My Mother


    📚Author: Williams, Vera B.

    🌍SDG: No Poverty

    Vocabulary:

    *Prevent (v.) 阻止

    *Give up (v.) 放棄

    *Common Goal (n.) 共同目標

    *Count (v.) 數(錢)

    *Tip (n.) 小費


    ✎The Discussion Question from This Episode:

    Why do you think a new chair is so important?

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    Summary:

    Vera Williams tells of a young girl who, along with her waitress mother, saves coins in a big jar in hopes that they can someday buy a new chair for their apartment, the kind of chair her mother deserves after being on her feet all day in the Blue Tile Diner. Into the jar also goes the money Grandma saves whenever she gets a bargain at the market. There hasn’t been a comfortable place to sit in the apartment since a fire in their previous apartment burned everything to "charcoal and ashes." Friends and neighbors brought furniture to their new apartment downstairs, but no one brought anything big or soft, or comfortable. Finally, the jar is full, the coins are rolled, and in the book’s crowning moment, mother, daughter, and Grandma search four different furniture stores, and after carefully trying several chairs, like Goldilocks, they find the chair they’ve been dreaming of at last.

    小女孩和媽媽、外婆住在一間佈置簡單、家具簡少的小公寓裡,每天放學後小女孩會去媽媽工作的餐館打工,希望能多存一些錢,因為一場大火災將她們的家燒毀了,所有的東西都燒光光了,包括一張舊沙發。母女兩人和外婆最高興的事,就是數著大玻璃罐裡慢慢存下來的銅板,因為她們要重新買一張新沙發,一張漂亮、舒適,可以讓媽媽能好好休息的沙發。

    本書深刻描寫出一個單親家庭的親密情感,同時亦道出遭逢變故及之後的心情和面對現實的勇氣,是一本最適合親子共讀的圖畫書。

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  • #3 One Hen: How One Small Loan Made a Big Difference | SDGs


    📚Title: One Hen: How One Small Loan Made a Big Difference


    📚Author: Katie Smith Milway

    🌍SDG: Decent Work and Economic Growth


    Vocabulary:

    *loan (n.) 借款

    *rent (v.) 租借

    *market (n.)市場

    depend on (v.p.) 依靠

    give back (v.p.) 回饋


    ✎The Discussion Question From This Episode:

    If you had a loan, what business would you start?


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    Summary

    This is the story of how changes happen in the world, one person, one family, one community at a time.

    Kojo lives in a small town in Ghana, West of Africa. He and his mother survive by gathering and selling firewood. There is never much money or food-just enough to get by. When Kojo is given a small loan, he has an idea. He will use the money to buy a hen, so that they will have eggs to eat. Soon there are extra eggs to sell at the market. With the profits, Kojo buys more hens and eventually earns enough for his school fees. After finishing school, he gets a bigger loan and gradually builds up a poultry farm, hire workers and pay taxes that improve his community. Along the way, Kojo loans other money so that they too can leave poverty behind.


    這個故事要傳達的是,在一個人身上發生的改變是如何影響一個家庭甚至再影響到整個社區。 Kojo和母親靠著販賣撿拾來的柴火維生,只能賺到剛好夠糊口的錢;當Kojo得到一筆借款時,他想到個好點子。他會用這筆錢買一隻母雞,這樣他們就有雞蛋可以吃。很快的,就有剩餘的雞蛋可以拿到市場賣;賺到錢後,Kojo就買了更多的母雞,後來終於賺了足夠的錢去繳交學費,Kojo 同時也借款給他人來幫助他們脫離貧困。

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  • #2 Little Mouse and the Red Wall紅牆外面是什麼? | SDGs


    📚Title: Little Mouse and the Red Wall


    📚Author: Britta Teckentrup

    🌍SDG: Reduced inequalities


    Vocabulary:

    *Society(n.)社會

    *Brilliant (a.) 聰明的

    *Generator (n.) 發電機

    Curiosity(n.)好奇心

    Wall(n.)城牆

    Join(v.)參加

    Beyond(adv./prep.)在更遠處、在…較遠的另一邊


    ✎ The Discussion Question From This Episode: What can we do to reduce inequalities?


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    Summary: Little mouse lives behind the Big Red Wall with friends – a scaredy cat, old bear, laughing fox and the lion who had lost his roar. The thought of what lies beyond the wall fills them with fear, but little mouse is curious. Then one day a colorful bird flies over the wall and our brave little mouse asks ‘Can you take me to your world, Bluebird?’ The other side of the wall shows all the luminous possibilities of taking chances.


    住在城牆裡的小老鼠一直非常好奇,城牆外的世界到底長什麼樣子? 他問了貓、熊、狐狸和獅子,有人認為外面的世界既可怕又危險,有人覺得待在城牆裡就夠快樂了,即便如此,小老鼠依然想知道…。這天,忽然飛來一隻彩色的鳥,小老鼠引領期盼地告訴鳥兒,希望鳥兒可以帶他看看外面的世界。在飛出城牆的那一刻,小老鼠驚覺,原來外面的世界是如此的繽紛亮麗、多彩多姿。小老鼠雀躍地回家告訴朋友們,此時此刻,奇蹟發生了!原來那道紅色的城牆不見了,而城牆裡的伙伴們也因為他的忠言良語,離開原來灰暗的圈圈,跨越希望的邊境。

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  • #1 King Leonard's Teddy 李歐納國王的泰迪熊 | SDGs


    📚 Title: King Leonard's Teddy


    📚 Author: Phoebe Swan

    🌍SDG: Responsible Consumption and Production


    Vocabulary:

    Value (n.)珍視、尊重

    Hoarding (v.)囤積

    Impassioned (adj.)充滿熱情的

    Jiu-jitsu (n.)柔術

    *Beloved (adj.)心愛的

    *Second-hand (adj.)二手的

    *Throw away(phr.)用後即扔的


    ✎ The Discussion Question From This Episode:

    What can you do to become a responsible consumer?


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    Summary:

    King Leonard is so rich that he can buy whatever he wants. Anything old or broken is thrown onto the growing pile of trash outside his castle. But one day, his favorite teddy breaks that can't be easily replaced. And what's worse, King Leonard can't find anyone who knows how to fix it.

    He heads home sadly. While walking, he is tripped over by toys all over the floor. King Leonard realizes he can’t keep wasting things like that, so he starts searching for ways to repair them. And finally, he repairs almost everything and his beloved teddy.

    李歐納國王是個愛隨手亂丟東西的國王,玩具壞了他就丟到窗外,電視壞了他就叫僕人再買一台新的,甚至食物吃一口就不吃了…城堡不僅被他弄的亂七八糟,連城外也堆滿了看起來很新的玩具。

    直到有一天,李歐納國王最心愛的泰迪熊脫線了,棉花也漏了出來。李歐納國王好難過,他抱著泰迪熊到鎮上尋找能縫合玩偶的店家,卻發現大家都只會製造新商品,沒有人會做維修的工作。

    失望的李歐納國王抱著泰迪熊回到了城堡,走著走著被滿地的玩具絆倒,這時他突然領悟,自己不應該這樣浪費資源,於是他收起地上的吉他,以及其他被隨手亂丟的東西,開始搜尋修補它們的方法,而最後,泰迪熊也修好了!

    作者藉由李歐納國王心愛的泰迪熊,傳達給讀者重複使用和循環利用東西比扔掉它們更重要,也更有價值。

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