"Aesop's Fables" PPT courseware

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"Aesop's Fables" PPT courseware

study method:

1. Read: What did you understand?

2. Underline: Use "wavy lines" to underline what the fox said, and use "horizontal lines" to underline the sentences expressed by the crow.

3. Discuss: how the fox deceives and the performance of the crow. (expression, movement, language)

4. Act out: read the text with facial expressions.

Sequel to "The Crow and the Fox"

With a very heavy heart, the old crow told her daughter, the little crow, how she was deceived by the old fox into taking a piece of meat, and asked the little crow to remember this forever. The little crow nodded repeatedly after hearing this, thinking secretly: Mom is so stupid, the old fox was deceived after playing such a little trick, I won't reply!

What a coincidence. One day, the little crow stood on the branch proudly with a piece of meat in its mouth. At this time, the old fox's son, the little fox, happened to pass under the tree. It looked up and saw the little crow holding a piece of meat in its mouth. It was so greedy that it almost drooled. It thought: Why don't I use the same method that my father used to deceive the old crow to deceive the little crow? So it started playing the same trick as the old fox did to the old crow, but the little crow didn't even pay attention.

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Update Time: 2024-09-28

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