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Lesson 5 - Angels on a Pin

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I. Picture Guessing

II. Story Writing

III. A Sweet Melody

IV. Proverb

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I. I. Picture Guessing

Let your imagination fly freely, what can

you think of at the sight of the following

picture?

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Clever Monkey

Once upon a time there was a nice young man called Karim. He used to sell caps for a living, and roam around several villages. One day he would be in village A; the other day people would find him in village B.

Write your own ending of the following story by using your creative imagination and wild guessing.

II. Story Writing

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It was an afternoon in summer and he was traversing the vast plains when he felt tired and wanted to have a nap. He found a nice mango tree with lots of branches and cool shades, placed his bag of caps beside him and went to sleep. Tired as he was, he fell quickly fast asleep. When he woke up after a refreshing little nap, he found that there weren’t any caps in this bag!

II. Story Writing

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Let's startAt the very beginningA very good place to startWhen you read you begin withA-B-C;When you sing you begin withDo-Re-Mi, Do-Re-Mi

III. III. A Sweet Melody

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The first there notesJust happen to beDo-Re-MiDo-Re-MiDo-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti Doe—a deer, a female deerRay—a drop of golden sunMe—a name, I call myselfFar—a long long way to run

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III. III. A Sweet Melody

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Sew—a needle pulling threadLa—a note to follow "sew"Tea—a drink with jam and breadThat will bring usBack to Do-oh-oh

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III. III. A Sweet Melody

The end of A Sweet Melody.

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IV. ProverbIV. Proverb

I. Creativity is so delicate a flower that praise tends to make it bloom, while discouragement often nips it in the bud.

—Anonymous

II. Every human being is intended to have a character of his own; to be what no others are, and to do what no others can do.

—William Ellery Channing

The end of Proverb.

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