Vocabulary :
cruel ( a )
ˈkruː.əl/
extremely unkind and 
unpleasant and causing 
pain to people or animals 
intentionally:

Vocabulary :
upset ( a )
/ʌpˈset/
to make someone worried, 
unhappy, or angry:

Vocabulary :
harvest festival ( n )
/ˈhɑːr.vəst//ˈfes.tə.vəl/

the time of year when crops are cut and collected from the fields, or the activity of 
cutting and collecting them, or the crops that are cut and collected:

Vocabulary :
fairy ( n )
/ˈfer.i/

an imaginary creature with magic powers,
usually represented as a very small person
 with wings:

Vocabulary :
magic ( n ) ảo thuật
magical ( a ) có ma thuật
a wizard's magical hat
magically ( adv ) [một cách]
có ma thuật

Vocabulary :

rags ( n )
a torn piece of
 old cloth:

Vocabulary :

fall in love

Unit 4 : OUR PAST

Lesson Read : The Lost Shoe

Vocabulary :
- cruel ( a )
- upset ( a )
- harvest festival ( n )
- fairy ( n )
- magic ( n )
→ magical ( a )
→ magically ( adv )
- rags ( n )
- fall in love with s.o

Answer the questions:
1) Who was Little Pea?
2) What did Stout Nut's mother make Little Pea do
all day?
3) How did Little Pea get her new clothes?
4) Who did the prince decide to marry?
5) Is this a true story? How do you know?
6) What is the moral lesson from the story?

1) Who was Little Pea?
She was a poor
farmer's daughter.

2) What did Stout Nut's
mother make Little Pea
do all day?

She made Little Pea do
chores all day.

3) How did Little Pea
get her new clothes?

A fairy magically changed Little
Pea's rags into beautiful clothes.

4) Who did the prince
decide to marry?

He decided to marry
the girl who owned the
shoe.

5) Is this a true story?
How do you know?

 No, it isn't. Because there is
a fairy and magic.

6) What is the moral
lesson from the story?
“ONE GOOD TURN
DESERVES
ANOTHER”

Homework :
Write about your yesterday's meal
“ Yesterday, I ate many things . For breakfast, I had …
Do the exercises on the handout.

Thanks for
your attendance !
Goodbye !!