Week 9 “Puss in Boots”

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  hello second graders, today's English lesson or going to be

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  reading the story?

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  Do you know what the story's name, the title of

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  the story.

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  Puss and Boots.

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  It is a folk tale now.

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  What is a folk tale?

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  Ah, folk tale is a short story that has been

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  passed down from generation to generation.

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  So how can you compare and contrast stories?

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  And how does the tale begin?

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  Do you remember?

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  Well, yes, the character is a cat, right?

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  So as you read this version off a folk tale,

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  other stories that you have read or that I have

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  read still might start comparing the setting where the story

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  takes place.

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  Right now.

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  How does the tale begin?

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  Let's look at the story.

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  So once, long ago, there was a Miller who had

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  three sons.

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  When the Miller died, he left all that he had

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  to them.

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  The oldest son got the milk and Lance the second

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  got the hurts of sheep and cows.

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  The youngest one was left with Onley, a few coins

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  and the yellow green eyed cat that lift at the

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  mill. So as we know how the tale begins, it

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  begins about talking about a Miller.

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  So at the beginning of the story, the setting is

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  the milk.

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  The next text says that the mill has a lot

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  of land with herds of sheep and cows.

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  It talks about the Miller and his sons.

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  Mhm Now visualize details.

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  What does the word fish allies mean?

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  Seeing Yes, toe.

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  Look at something.

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  Can you picture something in your mind?

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  So what?

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  Key details shows how the cat looks like.

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  So let's look at the illustration.

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  Puss had always been a smart cat.

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  Juan decided he could trust him off.

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  He went to buy the things for Puss.

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  Soon one returned with the boots and a sack.

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  The cat put on the boots, took the sack and

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  asked one toe weight by a tree so you could

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  see that the cat is wearing boots and has, what,

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  a sec behind his back.

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  So it's very important for us to understand what a

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  folk folk tale is and the features of a folk

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  tale. So let's go over.

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  The folk tale features one more time.

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  Well, at least one character has toe have a flaw

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  or a problem.

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  Now a flaw is something that is in perfect.

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  There's something wrong.

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  One character.

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  Learn something from another character, so it's trying to teach

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  us a lesson if you really think about it.

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  The story has a moral stated at the end.

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  The lesson is learned at the end of story, so

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  you learn a message or you receive a message that

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  is very important and something that you have learned.

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  The main characters are usually animals.

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  So in the story Puts and boots, the main character

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  is the Cat with the boots, and the story is

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  short. It's sweet and short.

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  Supposed to teach.

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  It was a lesson.

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  The characters are not perfect in the story.

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  They might have a problem or a flaw, and we

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  learned something from the character.

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  And that character learns from another character, which is all

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  important about and makes the folk tale an extraordinary, wonderful

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  genre. Which makes Puss and boots such an amazing story.

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  Hope to see you guys soon.

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  Goodbye