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We understood that the emperor was obsessed with his own clothes but not with his own kingdom. The emperor asked the groom for the new clothes and he said that he had at least 10,000 clothes.The swindlers heard that.

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Group activity (group 3 ) The swindlers plan 

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Group activity (group 3 ) The swindlers plan 

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Krishiv

Mihika

Hamdan

Nayra

Palak

Parth

Two swindlers planned to disguise themselves as fine weavers and pretended to make clothes that are only visible to the wise. But actually the clothes they weaved were made of air as light as feathers. They received a large amount of money from the king for weaving nothing.

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Group Activity group 5-  The Moral and Conclusion (The emperor’s new clothes) - 

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Group Activity group 5-  The Moral and Conclusion (The emperor’s new clothes) - 

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Shourya

Shrushti

Tamanna

Yashika

Yuvaansh

The emperor did learn a lesson. Clothes do make a man, but those that are visible and cover the body. From that day on, he never spent any money on his clothes and wore only the most comfortable clothes. The money was used for the benefit of the Empire. As for the swindlers, no one ever saw them in that side of the world.

Moral - Pride and vanity comes before a fall

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5C Roll- 6

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Tense-

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5th C 26

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English- TENSES