Lte01 (Mary Poppins)

Name: ATOLE, ABEGAIL T.
Year & Section: BSED ENGLISH-IIB
LTE01 CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT LITERATURE
LESSON 5: “STORIES” FOR YOUNG READERS (MARY POPPINS)
I. TRUE OR FALSE : Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is
wrong.
TRUE 1. Books for young readers are for children aged 7-10 years old.
TRUE 2. Mary Poppins is an English nanny with magical powers.
FALSE3. Mary Sheppard wrote the Mary Poppins book series.
TRUE4. There are 8 books in the series.
FALSE5. Pamela Travers illustrated the book series.
II: SEQUENCING ORDERS. Arrange the book titles according to their chronological
order.
Number them 1-8.
3 Mary Poppins Opens the Door

6 Mary Poppins in the Kitchen
2 Mary Poppins Comes Back
4 Mary Poppins in the Park
5 Mary Poppins from A-Z
1 Mary Poppins
8 Mary Poppins in the House Next Door
7 Mary Poppins in Cherry Tree Lane
III.ESSAY : Explain each statement briefly.

Make your own interpretation of the saying “A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go
down” and relate one incident in your life to it.
It simply means that the addition of something ‘nice’ makes something unpleasant more
palatable. Literally or figuratively, the saying doesn’t just apply to food. In an unpleasant
situation if added a nice aspect can be pleasant.
LESSON 6: “PLAYS” FOR YOUNG CHILDREN (PRTER PAN)
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read each statement carefully. Write the answer on the space
provided.
D 1.What does Peter lose in the Darling’s nursery.

a. Tinker Bell
b. His hate
c. One of the lost boys
d. His shadow
A 2. Who was the first of the Darling children to discover Peter?

a. Wendy
b. John
c. Michael
d. Wendy’s Father
D 3.What does Peter try to reattach his shadow with?
a. A needle and tread
b. Soap
c. Tape
d. He doesn't try, he has Wendy help him
D 4.is captain Hook most afraid of?

a. Peter Pan
b. An otcopus
c. Smee
d. A specific crocodile
A 5.What tips Hook off to let him know that the crocodile is around?
a. The ticking of a clock it swallowed
b. His hook tingles
c. Peter always appears right before the crocodile
d. He always has someone stand watch
II. TRUE OR FALSE: Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is
wrong.
TRUE 1. James Matthew Barrie is the author of Peter Pan.

TRUE 2. In the play adaptation, Peter Pan was played by a man.
TRUE 3. Peter Pan was set in Scotland where its author came from
TRUE 4. A play is form of literature written by a playwright, usually consisting of
dialogue or singing between characters, intended for theatrical performance rather
than just reading.
FALSE 5. Captain Hook is the captain of the ship Jelly Ranger.
III. ESSAY : Explain each statement briefly.

The main theme of Peter Pan is the conflict between wanting to remain a child but
knowing that one has to become an adult. If you are in the feet of Peter Pan, would
you rather do the same? Why or why not?
If given a chance, I would rather not to the same. Because we can’t stop growing or
becoming old. Yes some people may think and already experienced that adultery is hard
as this is the time when you have your obligations and responsibilities, being independent
with no one to lean on. For me, that’s the best thing that would happen once I grow up. I
would learn how to be independent be on my own and explore things by myself. I think
I’ll enjoy every single bit of growing up so I’d rather become old that be a child forever
because there’s no fun in that.
LESSON 7: STORIES IN “VERSES” OLD POSSUM’S BOOK OF PRACTICAL

CATS )
Questions to ponder.
1. For you, how significant is light poetry in children’s cognitive development?

In terms of cognitive development, children still has a long way to go as they are still
learning. And it’s knot going to be easy for them to understand a poem even if it’s just
easy but with proper guidance of their teacher they can have an idea and develop their
capabilities in understanding the meaning behind a certain poems.
2. What do you think is T.S. Elliot’s purpose of writing Old Possum’s Book of Practical
Cats?
In order to give entertainment to his companions, T.S. Elliot wrote the Old Possum’s
Book of Practical Cats. And I also believe that his idea on writing such book is to bring
amusement to the young readers, to give them an idea that animals such as cats and dogs
can be their buddy and companion as they are kind and gentle.
3. In your own words how will you describe cats?
Cats, I’ve never have a pet cat before but I had a dog. For me cats are undeniably cute
and fluffy. I saw them a lot on TV and they easily get my attention focus to them just by
trying to catch a toy mouse or playing with their peers. The way they say “meow” when
calling their owner or trying to act cute for them to give treats is such a healing when you
have a stressful day. They can make you happy just by sitting in your lap and wagging
their tail as they are so happy you’re petting them. Cats are incredible.
4. What do you think is the reason why Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats became
successful including the musical associated with it?
The old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats shows an amusing side and characteristics of
cats that made it entertaining and fun. And as the target audience are young children,
they would love to read it because of the cats and the way the sequence of the story was
made. And in terms of the musical it shows classical form that the viewers may enjoy.
5. If you will be writing a light poetry, in what form would it be?Nonsensical, Humorous,
or Serious? Why?
If I would be writing a light poetry, I would write it in the form of gratitude and about
memories. Because I’m a sentimental person, I give importance about almost everything
and every little thing either that material or a person that came into my life teach me a
lesson or becoming my friends, I’ll treasure that forever and I want to write poems about
that just like walking down my memory lane
LESSON 7: STORIES IN “VERSES”
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
INSTRUCTIONS:Read the statements carefully and encircle the letter of the correct
answer
for each item.
1. A piece that tells a short story written in a verse is called _______.
a. Short Verse c. Novels in Verse
b. Stories in Verse d. Poems in Verse
2. It is as old as Epic of Gilgamesh and Iliad and Odyssey, it refers to____________.

a. Short Verse c. Verse Narrative
b. Stories in Verse d. Novel in Verse
3. It is a trivial or playful theme that is written primarily to amuse and entertain.

a. Non-sensical verse c. Light Verse
b. Humorous verse d. Serious Verse
4. A whimsical verse features absurd characters and actions, often containing evocative
but meaningless nonsense words are called ______.
5. A verse that is often boisterous fun is called _____.

II. TRUE OR FALSE

INSTRUCTIONS.Read the statements carefully. On the space provided before each number write
true if the
statement is true otherwise false. If the statement is false underline the word/words that made it
false and
then on the space provided after each item supply the word/words that will make the statement
true.( 2 POINTS EACH)
TRUE 1. Verse Narratives are as old as the Epic of Gilgamesh, the Iliad, and the Odyssey
__________
TRUE 2. Puns and Wordplay are features that can be seen in light verses______________
FALSE3. Stories in verse are popular to children only. All
FALSE4. Novels in verse cut to the heart of the matter to draw young readers into contemporary
and historical settings and situations. Older
FALSE5. Stories in verse according to Peter Worley, is the first test of the storyteller’s art.
Ultimate
III. CROSSWORD PUZZLE

INSTRUCTIONS. Identify the word which corresponds to each statement, after
identifying the answers put the words to their corresponding boxes.
Down
1. She is the old gumbie cat
2. Old Possum’s Book chapters were writ
ten with two lines each stanza.
7. A word meaning unusual in a playful
manner. The word used to describe the
collection of T.S. Eliot’s light poems about
cats.
Across
1. The group of black and white cats
3. The number of chapters in the first publication
4. Old Possums’ Book was about these mammals
5. The pen name used by T.S. Eliot
6. The number of names a cat must have
8. The name of the magazine where Eliot served as an editor and where the letters were
first published
9. The title of the chapter that was re
moved due to its sad theme which is inappropriate for children

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Name: ATOLE, ABEGAIL T.

Year & Section: BSED ENGLISH-IIB

LTE01 CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT LITERATURE

LESSON 5: “STORIES” FOR YOUNG READERS (MARY POPPINS)

3 Mary Poppins Opens the Door

III.ESSAY : Explain each statement briefly.

LESSON 6: “PLAYS” FOR YOUNG CHILDREN (PRTER PAN)

D 1.What does Peter lose in the Darling’s nursery.

A 2. Who was the first of the Darling children to discover Peter?

D 4.is captain Hook most afraid of?

TRUE 1. James Matthew Barrie is the author of Peter Pan.

III. ESSAY : Explain each statement briefly.

LESSON 7: STORIES IN “VERSES” OLD POSSUM’S BOOK OF PRACTICAL

1. For you, how significant is light poetry in children’s cognitive development?

3. In your own words how will you describe cats?

LESSON 7: STORIES IN “VERSES”

2. It is as old as Epic of Gilgamesh and Iliad and Odyssey, it refers to____________.

3. It is a trivial or playful theme that is written primarily to amuse and entertain.

5. A verse that is often boisterous fun is called _____.

II. TRUE OR FALSE

III. CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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