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    The document contains a short story about a frog and a mouse who are friends. The frog tricks the mouse into climbing on its back to cross a stream, but halfway across, the frog plans to let the mouse drown so it can eat all the mouse's food. The mouse cries for help and is saved by a hawk, while the frog's plan backfires and puts its own life in danger. The story teaches about the dangers of greed and losing trust between friends.

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    The document contains a short story about a frog and a mouse who are friends. The frog tricks the mouse into climbing on its back to cross a stream, but halfway across, the frog plans to let the mouse drown so it can eat all the mouse's food. The mouse cries for help and is saved by a hawk, while the frog's plan backfires and puts its own life in danger. The story teaches about the dangers of greed and losing trust between friends.

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    The document contains a short story about a frog and a mouse who are friends. The frog tricks the mouse into climbing on its back to cross a stream, but halfway across, the frog plans to let the mouse drown so it can eat all the mouse's food. The mouse cries for help and is saved by a hawk, while the frog's plan backfires and puts its own life in danger. The story teaches about the dangers of greed and losing trust between friends.

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    The document contains a short story about a frog and a mouse who are friends. The frog tricks the mouse into climbing on its back to cross a stream, but halfway across, the frog plans to let the mouse drown so it can eat all the mouse's food. The mouse cries for help and is saved by a hawk, while the frog's plan backfires and puts its own life in danger. The story teaches about the dangers of greed and losing trust between friends.

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    Attendance:

    Boys:
    Girls:
    Describe the prepositional phrase

    Use prepositional phrase in the sentence.

    Show love and care for animals


    WHO CAN STILL REMEMBER OUR
    LESSON YESTERDAY?
    Short Story on The Frog and The Mouse
    Once upon a time, there were two close
    friends – the frog and the mouse. The
    frog often met the mouse at his house
    as they both share the food and
    provision stocked by the mouse.
    One day, the frog asked the mouse to
    come to his house. The frog said,
    “Dear mouse, I come to your house all
    the time, now, I invite you to come to
    my place”. The mouse replied, “Your
    house is across the stream. I don’t
    know how to swim. I'm scared of
    drowning”.
    The frog said, “You don’t panic, I have a
    beautiful plan for you. You come and
    climb on my back and I will tie you to
    me with a strong blade of grass. With
    this, you can safely cross the stream.
    The mouse immediately agreed to this
    and they both set out.
    Halfway across the stream, the
    frog thought of eating the mouse.
    He thought: “If I let the mouse
    drown, I can get all his stocked
    food and I don’t need to take much
    heed about being hungry for a long
    time.” So, the wicked frog dives for
    the bottom of the stream
    As the mouse realized the dishonesty of the
    frog, he started crying for help. “Help me!
    Help me!” cried the mouse. A hawk flying
    above the stream saw this scene and dived
    down to help the mouse. The hawk held him
    with its beak and began to fly high in the
    sky. The frog tied to the mouse's back also
    flew away.
    In the end, the frog realized his
    mistake. In his greed to get more
    and more food, he had not only
    lost the trust of his good friend but
    also put his own life in danger.
    Questions:
    1.Who are the characters in the
    story?
    2.Where did the story happen?
    3.Who helped the mouse in the
    story?
    4.What is the wicked thought of the
    story?
    5.What did you learn from the story?
    What is the
    moral lesson in
    the story?
    • Are you a pet lover?
    • How did you take care of
    your pet?
    PREPOSITIONAL
    PHRASE
    It is a group of words consisting
    of a preposition, its object, and
    any words that modify the object .
    Most of the time, a prepositional
    phrase modified a verb or a noun.
    Example:
    1. The frog often met the mouse at his house.
    2. They both share the food and provision stoked by
    the mouse.
    3. Your house is across the stream.
    4. I don’t know how to swim.
    5. I have a beautiful plan for you.
    6. You come and climb on my back.
    7. Halfway across the stream.
    8. He started crying for help.
    9. He lost the trust of his good friend.
    10.But also put his own life in danger.
    Practice Exercise:
    Direction: Each of the sentences below, circle the preposition,
    draw a box around the object of the preposition and underline
    the prepositional phrase.

    1. Watch that you don’t choke on that bone.


    2. Judy put her toys under the bed.
    3. There are four book in the bin.
    4. We walked up the stairs.
    5. My mom took a walk around the block.
    What is a
    prepositional
    Phrase?
    Group Activity
    Group 1: Create a scenario using
    prepositional phrase and present it in
    front of the class.
    Group 2: You will sing a prepositional
    phrase song to the tune of jingle bells.
    Evaluation:
    Direction: Underline the prepositional
    phrase in the sentence.
    1. She put the het coat on a hanger.
    2. The brown hat is on the chair.
    3. I have a dictionary in the drawer.
    4. We will play with the kids.
    5. He loves to talk to you.
    Assignment:
    CLOSING
    PRAYER

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