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2)Now, let's listen to the poem recitation carefully and check the answers. 

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2)Now, let's listen to the poem recitation carefully and check the answers. 

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The Day The Bulldozers Came by David Orme

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1)Complete the poem  while listening to the audio. 

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1)Complete the poem  while listening to the audio. 

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4)Label the pictures with the correct word. 

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4)Label the pictures with the correct word. 

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Drag and drop the pins to their correct place on the image.. Rook, Toad , Green flies, Squirrel , Nest, Bulldozer, Fox .

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By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to:
i) Understand the meaning of the poem by filling in the crossword puzzle.
ii) suggest at least 2 ways to take care of the Earth.

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3) Let's take a look briefly on the meaning of the poem. 

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3) Let's take a look briefly on the meaning of the poem. 

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by: David Orme Poetic Devices Repetition: The title is repeated 3 times. Imagery: "Green flies sizzled" (image of flies flying noisily). Personification: "The ground trembled" (shows the ground as a person afraid of the bulldozer). Symbols: Bulldozers (destruction). Point of