Unit 4. Our past

Welcome
to our class 8a8
Ngoc Lam school

WARM UP
Play a game
Die

Have

Hold

Appear

find

drop

Be

Run

fit

Come

Choose

lose
Died

Had

Held

appeared

found

dropped
Was/were

Ran

fitted

Came

Chose

lost
Unit 4: OUR PAST

Lesson 4:
Read:
The lost shoe
Then put the regular verbs in the right column
/ t / / d / / id /
Stopped died started
married fitted
appeared decided
changed wanted
owned

NEW WORDS
cruel (adj)
upset (adj)
Fairy (n)
a festival
rags(n)
magically (adv)
(to) fit
độc ác
buồn phiền, thất vọng
bà tiên
một lễ hội
quần áo rách nát
kỳ diệu
Vừa vặn
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SLAP THE BOARD
Độc
ác
Buồn
phiền
Truyện
cổ tích
Lễ hội
Quần áo
rách nát
Kỳ
diệu
Vừa
IV practice
Little Pea‘s father was a …
Little Pea’s mother … . when she was young
Little Pea … . to do the house work all day after he father got married ….
The prince wanted to … . a girl from Little Pea’s village
Stout Nut’s mother did not make … . for Little Pea
The prince found Little Pea’s . . . . shoe
poor famer
died
had
again
choose
new clothes
lost
1.Complete the sentences with words from the story

Lucky Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Retell the story base on the answers
a. She was an a poor farmer’s daughter.
b. Stout Nut’s mother made Little Pea do chores all day.
c. Before the festival started, a fairy appeared and magically changed her rags into beautiful clothes.
The prince decided to marry the girl who owned the lost shoe.
No, it isn’t. Because a fairy is not a real person.

Conclusion
What is the lesson which you learn from this story?
The lesson from the story is that if someone does something cruel to others he or she’ll get the bad luck in the life.

Plays from the story
Conclusion.
What lesson can you learn from this story?
The lesson from the story is that if someone does something cruel to others she only gets the bad things in her life. And if you do the good thing you’ll get the luckiness.

Homework
Learn by heart the new words and the text if you can or tell an other tale which you like best.
Rewrite the story in the dialogue (as a play)

a. Who was Little Peas?

b. What did Stout Nut’s mother make Little Pea do all day?


c. How did Little Pea get her new clothes?

d. Who did the Prince decide to marry?

e. Is this a true story? How do you know?