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three – feeding pets, keeping pets clean, treating them as
living things, not toys
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three – feeding pets, keeping pets clean, treating them as
living things, not toys
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Point out that Sue talked about the three things at the
top of each column, i.e.
food
,
keeping them clean
and
animals, not toys
. Ask the students in small groups to
make notes on what Sue means by each one before they
listen again.
Answers
Food: They feed the pet. They can do it every day and learn
that animals get hungry and thirsty just like them.
Keeping them clean: Brushing the animal. Animals don’t like
to be dirty. Cleaning the cage once a week.
Animals are not toys: They are living things. Learning to be
kind, playing with them nicely and not hurting them.
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Have students work in small groups to think of at least
three other things we can learn from looking after a
pet (
e.g. they can get ill or hurt, they can die, how to be
responsible for a living being, respect for others
).
Answers
Students’ own answers
WRITING
PREPARE TO WRITE
A story
GET READY
In pairs, ask the students to describe what they
can see in each picture and then ask them to try to tell the
short story. Point out that they should use the past tense.
Encourage the students to ask each other (and if necessary
you) for useful vocabulary (e.g.
drop her purse
,
pick up her
purse
,
a handbag
) using
How do you say X in English?
PLAN
Point out that the students need to write something
about all three pictures and encourage them to make
notes.
WRITE
Ask students to write the story shown in the
pictures in 35 words or more. Encourage the students to
use the past tense for their story and remind them that
they should use words like
and
,
but
,
because
and
so
to
connect their ideas.
Model answer
One day, while Martha was walking down the street, her
purse fell out of her handbag. A little dog was following her. It
picked up the purse. Later, Martha was looking for her purse
in her handbag when the little dog gave it back to her.
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