You have never seen such fast foal!
S:
- Does it help you?
H:
- No, it does not.
S:
- Why?
H:
- Let it play and amuse itself!
S:
- Poor thing! Who will help you when you become old and powerless?
H:
- I don’t think of it.
S:
- Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he won’t
turn fr om it.
H:
- What acts should I train my foal in?
S:
- You should explain it that all hard work brings a profit, but mure
talk leads to poverty.
H:
- I will think of it. Thank you, Sheep, for your wise word!
Suddenly,
they see a lamb. It comes up to its mother-sheep and says,
- Dear Ma, how are you? Are you tied? Come
along, I’ll feed you. I prepared the fresh grass and pure water.
Have a rest! I love you!
All
animals,
- You
are lucky! You tough your lamb very well! We should think how to
teach our kids and cubs in right way. Please, help us to do it right.
Be our teacher, will you?
S:
- With pleasure! I am at your service! I wish you well!
2.
Ask a child how he helps his mother about the house. What does he do?
What kind of work does he do? Who will help his mother when she
becomes old and powerless? Do you like to clean the floor? Do you
like to lay the table? Do you like to do the flat? Do you like to do
shopping?
3.
The teacher teaches a child to take care of his mother and help her
in her work about the house.
DO
NOT LIE!
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Эта сказка – свободный
и дополненный перевод сказки Л. Н. Толстого
«Волк». Главный персонаж- лисёнок,
который от скуки решил подшутить над
своими друзьями по игре. Возьмём лису,
лисёнка, овечку и малышей-детёнышей, и
начнём играть! Let’s take our loving
toys and start play!
The cubes and the colts
are on the big glade. They play, run and make a noise. A fox’s cub
is bored; it is going to play a joke on them. It cries out,
- A wolf! A
wolf! It is going to eat us! Help! Help!
All cubs stop playing and
get frightened. The fox’s cub goes on,
The wolf has big harp
tees and strong paws. It can kill all of us; it is very awful!
All cubes cry out,
- We are afraid of
the wolf! Help! Help!
A dog rashes out fr om the
bushes and says,
- Wh ere is the
wolf? I will drive it away! Wh ere is it? Wh ere is it?
C: - It is here!
It is there!
The dog runs around the
glade and look for the wolf, but sees nobody.
D: - There is not
anybody here! There is nobody here!
The fox’s cub makes fun
of them,
- It is a
joke! There is not any wolfs on the glade! Ha, ha! I’m joking! Did
you believe me? You are funny!
The sheep says,
- Don’t
lie! Nobody will believe you at all.
The beasts calm down and
begin to play again. The fox’s cube is bored again; it is going to
play a joke on them again. It cries out,
- Help me!
Help me!
The sheep comes up to it
and asks,
- What’s up?
What’s happened?
C: - A big snake has
bitten my paw!
All cubes stop playing and
come up to it,
- Does it
hurt? Show us your paw? We will help you!
The sheep says,
- I know the herb;
I’ll bring it to you, and you will be cured!
The fox’s cube laughs,
- Ha! Ha! It
is a joke! There are not any snakes on the glade! You are funny! Did
you believe me?
The sheep says,
- Don’t lie!
Nobody will believe you at all! (All cubes turn back and go away)
Suddenly, a little snake
crawls on the glade and bites the cub by the paw. It cries out,
- Help me!
Help me!
All animals say,
- It is
joking! Let’s play!
The fox’s cube goes on,
- A snake! It
bites me!
All animals say,
- It’s
joking! We don’t believe it. Let’s play!
C: - Oh, my paw!
It aches!
Nobody pays attention on
its words.