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    The story is about three brothers who lived with their old father. They were hard workers but always quarreled with each other. To teach them a lesson about unity, the old man asked them to break sticks, both individually and bundled together. While they could break individual sticks, they could not break the bundled sticks. The father explained that their unity made them stronger, just like the bundled sticks. In the end, the brothers understood the importance of unity and promised to stay together.

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    The story is about three brothers who lived with their old father. They were hard workers but always quarreled with each other. To teach them a lesson about unity, the old man asked them to break sticks, both individually and bundled together. While they could break individual sticks, they could not break the bundled sticks. The father explained that their unity made them stronger, just like the bundled sticks. In the end, the brothers understood the importance of unity and promised to stay together.

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    The story is about three brothers who lived with their old father. They were hard workers but always quarreled with each other. To teach them a lesson about unity, the old man asked them to break sticks, both individually and bundled together. While they could break individual sticks, they could not break the bundled sticks. The father explained that their unity made them stronger, just like the bundled sticks. In the end, the brothers understood the importance of unity and promised to stay together.

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    ENGLISH5 QUARTER1 WEEK9

    DAY1

    RODELYN C. RIPOTOLA
    English Teacher
    Recount events in a story read
    Look at the pictures?

    What can you say about the pictures?


    Class, our
    lesson for today
    is about
    recounting
    events
    effectively.
    To recount events means that to tell
    the details of a given events.
    To recount events effectively one
    must;
    Listen or read the stories very
    well.
    Be specific in giving the events in
    the story
    Organize the events properly
    Read the story
    “A Bundle of
    Sticks”
    A Bundle Sticks
      Once upon a time, an old man
    lived with his three sons in a
    village. All his three sons were hard
    workers. Still, none of them agreed
    with each other and quarreled all
    the time. The old man tried a lot to
    unite them but he failed.
    While the villagers
    were surprised at their
    hard work and efforts,
    they also made fun of
    them on their fights.
    Months passed by and the old
    man fell sick. He talked to his
    sons to stay united, but none of
    his sons heard his words. So, he
    decided to teach them a practical
    lesson so that they would shed off
    their differences and stay united.
    The old man called as his
    sons. He told them, ‘I will give
    you a bundle of sticks. Separate
    each stick and you will have to
    break each stick into pieces of
    two. The one who breaks the
    sticks quickly will be rewarded
    more.’
    All sons agreed.
    The old man gave a bundle
    of 10 sticks to everyone of
    them and asked to break it
    into pieces. All the sons broke
    the sticks into pieces in
    minutes.
    And again they started to quarrel
    among themselves as who came
    first.
    The old man said, ‘Dear sons, the
    game is not over. Now I will give
    another bundle of sticks to all of
    you. You will have to break the
    sticks as a bundle, not as separate
    sticks.’
    The sons agreed and began to
    break the bundle of sticks.
    Unfortunately, they could not
    break the bundle. They tried very
    hard but failed to complete the
    task.
    All sons said to the father about
    their failure.
    The old man replied, ‘Dear sons, See!
    You could easily break the single sticks
    into pieces, but you were not able to
    break the bundle! The sticks were
    same. So, if you stay united, nobody
    can make any harm to you. If you
    quarrel every time with your brothers,
    anyone can easily defeat you. I request
    you to stay united.’
    The three sons understood
    the power of unity and
    promised their father that
    whatever be the problem,
    they would all stay
    together.
    Who are the
    characters in
    the story?
    Where did
    the story
    happened?
    How will you
    describe the
    three brothers?
    Why did the man
    called the three
    brothers? What did
    he told them to do?
    Did the three brothers
    break the sticks during
    their first try? What did
    happened during the
    second time they tried
    it?
    What is the
    moral lesson of
    the story?
    Give the events that happens in the story
    by placing it inside the box and it must be in
    the right sequence. Choose from the
    sentences below the boxes. The group who
    finish first will be the winner.
    •The three sons understood the
    power of unity and promised their
    father that they will resolved
    problems together.
    •The old man let his sons
    quarreled all the time.
    •There lived an old and three
    brothers who always quarreled
    with each other.
    •The old man told his sons and
    told them to break the sticks
    again but as a bundle.
    •The old man told them the
    moral lessons of the bundle of
    sticks.
    •The old man summoned his
    sons and asked them to
    separate the bundle of
    sticks and break each one of it.
    Phantomine some of the events in the
    story.
    The three brothers are all are hard
    working but always quarreled with each
    other.
     The old man summoned his sons and
    asked them to separate the bundle of
    sticks and break each one of it.
    The three sons understood the power of
    unity and promised their father that they
    will resolved problems together.
    How to
    recount events
    effectively?
    Remember
     To recount events means that to tell
    the details of a given events.
    To recount events effectively one
    must;
    Listen or read the stories very well.
    Be specific in giving the events in the
    story
    Organize the events properly
    Recount the events in the following story. Write atleast
    five sentence to recount the following events.
    Fight Among the Fingers
    by kathavarta
    Once there was a fight among the
    fingers. Each of them was fighting, “I
    am the king of the fingers, I am the
    greatest, I am the most important”.
    All of them went to the court and
    stood in front of the judge for his
    decision.
    In the court, the thumb stood
    in front of the judge and said:
    “I am the king, because I am
    the strongest and firmest.
    Without me no one is able to
    do work. Hence I am the king”.
    The judge heard all that.
    Next the index finger got up
    and said, “I am the king,
    because I threaten everyone. I
    point to things, direct people
    and show things. Hence I have
    names like threatener, shower,
    and pointer.” The judge heard
    all that.
    Next, the middle finger got up and
    said, “I am the strongest and longest
    of all the fingers. Hence I deserve to
    be the king”. The judge heard all that.
    Next the ring finger stood and said,
    “I am the richest, because I wear a
    ring made of gold, studded with all
    the precious gems. Hence I am the
    king”.
    Next, the little finger stood up with eyes
    filled with tears and said, “I am not strong
    like the thumb. I cannot threaten others. I
    am very small and negligible. I am very
    poor and do not wear a gold ring. But
    when I do Namaskara, there I stand in
    front. I am lucky to have the first sight
    (Darshan) of all the great people.”
    Having heard that, the judge decided
    that the little finger deserves to be the king
    of all the fingers.
    Assignment
     
    Recount the events
    that happened to you
    yesterday.

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