English

III
 Unlocking Vocabulary

 Vanished- to stop existing

 Complaint- a statement that you are unhappy or not satisfied with
something
 Kingdom- a country whose ruler is a king or queen
 Woodcutter- a person whose job is to chop down trees and cut wood
 Sausage- a cylindrical length of minced and seasoned pork, beef, or other
meat encased in a skin, typically sold raw to be grilled, boiled, or fried
before eating
“ Three Wishes”
 Did the woodcutter think well Do you think the three
about the things he wished for? wishes were wasted?
Why do you think so? Why?

Is the story of the woodcutter

If you were the woodcutter, real or make believe? Why?
what would you have wished for?
Why?

What is the message of the

story?
Remember:

Some things happen in stories are real and

some are make-believe.
If it can happen in real life, then it is real.
If it cannot happen in real life, then it is
make-believe.
 A woodcutter cuts wood in the forest.
 A fairy appeared and granted the
woodcutter’s three wishes.
 The woodcutter hurried home to his wife.
 A big sausage fell upon the table.
 The woodcutter and his wife used up their
three wishes and never gained anything from
them.
Evaluation
Direction: Read each sentence. Write R if the sentence tells
about Reality and M if it is Make-believe. Write your answer
on the blank before each number.

1.Elvin’s computer cries.

2.It is fun to cook barbeque outdoors.
3.Anna raised her hand and she was called on to recite.
4.The giant lifted Mt. Makiling in one sweep of his hand.
5.Yanna kissed the hands of her father and mother as she
entered the door.
 Assignment
Direction: Read each sentence carefully and cross-out the
words that make the sentence make-believe.

1.She cried so much that her tears formed a river.

2.Raul met a monster in the wood.
3.Superman flies above the clouds.
4.The purple cow gave more milk than the white cow.
5.Jade rubbed his ring and a genie appeared.