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5. Make a plan to the text. Divide the text into meaningful parts and entitle them.

6. Retell the text from the point of view of the main character.

7. Listen to the text and give the title:

My Little Dog Wolf

Listen to the story and say what does the dog like to do?

I have a little dog. His name is Wolf. He is a good dog. He lives in a little house. This little house is a dog-house. It is a small nice house. The dog­house is green; it is in the yard.

One day Wolf says, "I want to run, I want to play."

And he runs out of his house. He runs in the street and meets two little kittens.

"Bow, wow," he says. The little kittens run from him. Wolf runs after them. "Bow, wow," he says. "This is good. I am big, the little kittens are afraid of me, they run from me."

Wolf is happy; he runs and runs. He meets five little chicks.

"Bow, wow," he says. The little chicks run from him. Wolf runs after them.

"Bow, wow," he says happily. “This is good. I am big; the little chicks run from me.”

And wolf runs and runs. He meets Mother Hen.

"Bow, wow," he says. But Mother Hen does not run from him. She runs after him. "Bow, wow," says Wolf. “This is not good. I am not very big. Mother Hen does not run from me. She is not afraid of me.”

And Wolf does not want to run any more; he does not want to play, too. He only wants to come back home to his dog-house. There he lives in his green dog-house. There hi is happy again.

What does the dog like to do?

The dog likes to bark.

Vocabulary:

to run from

to run after

to be afraid

to bark

Tasks:

1. Listen to the sentences and repeat them after the speaker:

1. He runs in the street and meets two little kittens.

2. "This is good. I am big, the little kittens are afraid of me, they run from me."

3. And Wolf does not want to run any more; he does not want to play, too.

4. He only wants to come back home to his dog-house.

2. Listen to the sentences and translate them:

1. He runs in the street and meets two little kittens.

2. “This is not good. I am not very big. Mother Hen does not run from me. She is not afraid of me.”

3. And Wolf does not want to run any more; he does not want to play, too.

3. Listen to the beginning of the story and predict what this story is about:

I have a little dog. His name is Wolf. He is a good dog. He lives in a little house. This little house is a dog-house. It is a small nice house. The dog­house is green; it is in the yard.

One day Wolf says, "I want to run, I want to play."

And he runs out of his house. He runs in the street and meets two little kittens…

4. Read the sentences and put them in the order they were in the text.

1). This little house is a dog-house.

He is a good dog.

2). "This is good. I am big, the little kittens are afraid of me, they run from me."

3). He lives in a little house.

4). It is a small nice house.

5). The dog­house is green; it is in the yard.

6). His name is Wolf.

7). One day Wolf says, "I want to run, I want to play."

8). And he runs out of his house.

9).He runs in the street and meets two little kittens.

10). I have a little dog.

11). "Bow, wow," he says. The little kittens run from him. Wolf runs after them.

12). "Bow, wow," he says.

5. Make a plan to the text. Divide the text into meaningful parts and entitle them.

6. Retell the text from the point of view of the main character.

7. Listen to the text and give the title:

I Know What I Know

Listen to the story and say what happens to Ulf.

Once there was a man named Ulf who had three grown-up daughters. Each had married a troll and gone to live inside a hill.

Ulf had not seen any of them since their weddings. One day he decided to visit the eldest. He walked till he came to the hill where she lived.

A door in the hillside flew open. “Welcome!” said his daughter, and she let him in.

“Husband, look!” she told the troll. “My father’s here! Will you go buy some meat for the stew?”

“Why buy what is already owned?” said the troll.

He picked up a mallet and hit himself on the back of the head. Thunk! His head flew off into the stew pot, and a new head grew on his shoulders.

“Ah!” said Ulf.

When he got home, he told his wife, “I have learned something wonderful!”

“What have you learned?” she asked.

But Ulf just smiled and said, “I know what I know.”

A few days later, Ulf’s wife told him, “We need meat for the stew. Will you go buy some?”

“Why buy what is already owned?” said Ulf. He picked up a mallet and knocked himself on the back of the head. Thunk!

“Oof!” said Ulf. He fell senseless to the floor.

When he came to, his wife said, “Husband, why in the world did you hit yourself?”

“Never mind!” said Ulf grumpily. “I know what I know!”

Ulf spent the next few days in bed. When the bump on his head had gone down, he decided to visit his middle daughter. He walked till he came to the hill where she lived.

A door in the hill flew open. “Welcome!” said his daughter. “Husband, look! My father’s here! Will you go buy some candles for the table?”

“Why go far for what is near?” said the troll.

He put his hand in the fire. Ssssss. When he pulled it out, his fingers were lit like candles and made the room quite bright.

“Oh!” said Ulf.

When he got home, he said, “I have learned something marvellous!”

“What have you learned?” said his wife.

Ulf smiled. “I know what I know.”

A few days later, his wife said, “We need candles for the table. Will you go buy some?”

“Why go far for what is near?” said Ulf. He stuck his hand in the fire. Ssssss.

“Yeow!” he cried, and hopped about the room, waving his hand in the air. At last he fell in a faint.

When he woke up, his wife said, “Husband, why in the world did you burn yourself?”

“Never mind!” said Ulf. “I know what I know!”

Ulf had to wear a bandage for over a week. When his hand had healed, he decided to visit his youngest daughter. He walked till he came to the hill where she lived.

A door flew open. “Welcome!” said his daughter. “Husband, look! My father’s here! Will you go buy some fish for our dinner?”

“Why fetch what will soon arrive?” said the troll.

They went outside to the well, and the troll jumped in. Splash! Fish after fish came flying out. Then the troll jumped out again.