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Reading aloud task requires you to read a story to need to a small group of K-12 year old English language learners. The story must contain a moral value for the children to learn. Before you video record the reading aloud I will need to approve the story. In addition, you need to design a supplementary activity related to writing for the children. Explain in detail how you are going to execute the activity. This is to assess LO3. Marks 20% - Selection of story (5 marks), reading (10 marks) & Writing activity (5 marks).

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Reading aloud task requires you to read a story to need to a small group of K-12 year old English language learners. The story must contain a moral value for the children to learn. Before you video record the reading aloud I will need to approve the story. In addition, you need to design a supplementary activity related to writing for the children. Explain in detail how you are going to execute the activity. This is to assess LO3. Marks 20% - Selection of story (5 marks), reading (10 marks) & Writing activity (5 marks).

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It was a cold winter evening, an old man had done his work and was going home from the fields.
On his way he saw some thing on the ground. He looked at it and found it was a snake.
Snake was not dead,but it couldn't move because it was so cold.
"Poor thing," the man said, "I must try to save your life."
"He picked it up and looked for a warm place to put it in.
But how could he find a warm place in such cold weather? So he decided to put the snake inside his clothes,right pocket to his heart.
A few minutes later,the snake came back to life and began to move.
When snake had become strong enough,it gave the man a deadly bite.
He killed snake and went on.When he got back,he was very ill and had to lie down.
He knew he was dying. "Oh," cried the farmer with his last breath, "I am rightly served for pitying a scoundrel."
The greatest kindness will not bind the ungrateful.

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The Farmer’s treasure.       There once was an old farmer. He was a hardworking man, so every year his harvest was very great. One day, he became sick. He knew he would die soon. He wanted his two sons to look after the farm. "Long ago," he told them, "I put a great treasure in one of the vineyards." After the farmer died, the sons began to dig carefully around the vines. Every day, they woke up early and worked until night. "We have to dig everywhere and find the treasure!" they said. The two sons dug all summer, but they didn't find the treasure. They were tired and sad. They sat down near the fields and talked one day. "Maybe our father was only dreaming," said the older son. The younger son was looking at the vineyards. The vines were full of big, juicy grapes. Suddenly, he understood. "Brother, this great harvest is our treasure!" The older brother looked at the vines. "You're right! Our father has taught us a wonderful lesson: Hard work brings great rewards."   

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The Farmer’s treasure.       There once was an old farmer. He was a hardworking man, so every year his harvest was very great. One day, he became sick. He knew he would die soon. He wanted his two sons to look after the farm. "Long ago," he told them, "I put a great treasure in one of the vineyards." After the farmer died, the sons began to dig carefully around the vines. Every day, they woke up early and worked until night. "We have to dig everywhere and find the treasure!" they said. The two sons dug all summer, but they didn't find the treasure. They were tired and sad. They sat down near the fields and talked one day. "Maybe our father was only dreaming," said the older son. The younger son was looking at the vineyards. The vines were full of big, juicy grapes. Suddenly, he understood. "Brother, this great harvest is our treasure!" The older brother looked at the vines. "You're right! Our father has taught us a wonderful lesson: Hard work brings great rewards."   

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Deep in the forest, there lived a selfish wolf. One day, a hungry wolf was eating his prey. He was eating so rapidly that a bone got stuck in his throat. He ran around the forest howling in pain. “Please, help me! I will reward handsomely if anyone would remove the bone from my throat,” cried the wolf.

The wolf was very cunning and never helped anyone in the past. When all the animals heard his cries, none of them came near to help him. A passing crane took pity on the wolf. Even though the task was dangerous, the lure of the profit-motivated him to help. So, the crane decided to help him.

“I will help you but you need to stay still. I will look down your throat and then remove the bone,” explained the crane. The wolf opened his mouth wide. Soon, the crane peered into his mouth. He soon saw the bone lodged inside.

The only way to get the bone out of the wolf’s throat was to put his beak into his throat. She put her beak in and tried to reach the bone but it was lodged well and truly deep in his throat. The crane then put her whole head into the wolf’s mouth. He finally managed to get a grip on the bone and pull it out of his throat. As promised, the crane did his job.

The wolf was very relieved that he had been saved. “Now, give me my reward!” the crane demanded. “What reward? You greedy fellow! You had your head in my throat and instead of eating you up, I let you go unharmed. That should be reward enough for you! Go away or I will crush you!” the selfish wolf said

The crane walked away disappointed. Soon, he fled into the forest glad that he had come out of the situation alive. Ath the same time, he felt happy that he helped in saving someone’s life.

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https://www.bedtimeshortstories.com/the-wolf-and-the-crane-story/amp?_gl=1*1hlq0j0*_ga*YW1wLU9OcTBSd1BsVTl2UWc3dXdGMGJXWjgwUUZuM1huV25MZ3pyWlV4NENncjVEOXFXRVl2SHA2X2pkYlZYZWF6ckU.

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https://zhidao.baidu.com/question/75649337.html

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next or nest?

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story video

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This story is suitable for 6-year-old children. Through my writing activity, I can let them know that reading and writing are closely connected.

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  The Boy Who Cried Wolf-Sahar Mohamed (195610)

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  The Boy Who Cried Wolf-Sahar Mohamed (195610)

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Once, there was a boy who became bored when he watched over the village sheep walking on the hillside. To make himself happy, he sang out, “Wolf! Wolf! The wolf is chasing the sheep!”

When the villagers heard the cry, they came running up the hill to scare the wolf away. But, when they arrived, they saw no wolf. The boy was surprise when seeing their angry faces.

“Don’t scream wolf, boy,” warned the villagers, “when there is no wolf!” They angrily went back down the hill.

Later, the boy saw a real wolf walking around his sheep. He jumped on his feet and cried out as loud as he could, “Wolf! Wolf!” But the villagers thought he was lying to them again, and so they didn’t come to help.

At sunset, the villagers went looking for the boy who hadn’t returned with their sheep. When they went up the hill, they found him crying.

“There really was a wolf here! The sheep is gone! I cried out, ‘Wolf!’ but you didn’t come,” he said

An old man went to comfort the boy. As he put his arm around him, he said, “Nobody believes a liar, even when he is telling the truth!”

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The source of the story -Sahar Mohamed (195610)

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The source of the story -Sahar Mohamed (195610)

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https://momlovesbest.com/short-moral-stories-kids