JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
Once upon a time there was a boy called Jack. He lived with his mother.
gold. “Sing” said the giant. The harp began to sing. Soon the giant was asleep. Jack jumped out of the cupboard. He
took the hen and the harp. Suddenly the harp sang “Help, master!”. The giant shouted, “Fee, fi, fo, fum!” Jack ran and
started to climb down the beanstalk. The giant came down after him. Jack shouted
“Mother, help!”. Jack’s mother took an axe and chopped down the beanstalk. The giant fell and crashed to the ground.
Nobody ever saw him again. With the golden eggs and the magic harp Jack and his mother lived happily ever after.
READ THE SENTENCES BELOW
AND WRITE “TRUE” or “FALSE”
1.Jack and his mother were very
wealthy. (false)
2.He shared the house with his
mother. (true)
3.Jack’s mother told him to take the
cow for a walk. (false)
4.Jack met a man on the way to the
market and sold the cow to him. (true)
5.Jack sold the cow for a hen and a
magic harp. (false)
6.When his mother saw the beans, she
cooked the dinner with them. (false)
7.Jack woke up and saw a very big
beanstalk in front of the window.
(true)
8.He went up to the sky and saw a
beautiful girl over the clouds. (false)
9.He hid under the table when he
heard the voice of giant. (false)
10.The giant had a hen that laid
golden eggs. (true)
11.The golden harp could sing. (true)
12.The golden harp warned Jack
because the giant woke up. (false)
13.Jack took the hen and the harp
with him before he climbed down the
beanstalk. (true)
14.The giant didn’t follow Jack. (false)
15.Jack’s mother burnt down the
beanstalk and killed the giant. (false)
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They were very poor. All they had was a cow. One
morning, Jack’s mother told him to take the cow to the market and
sell her. On the way Jack met a man. He gave Jack some magic
beans for the cow. Jack took the beans and went back home. When
Jack’s mother saw the beans, she was very angry. She threw the
beans out of the window. The next morning, Jack looked out of the
window. There was a giant beanstalk. He went outside and started to
climb the beanstalk. He climbed up to the sky through the clouds.
Jack saw a beautiful castle. He went inside. Jack heard a voice
“Fee-fi-fo-fum!” and ran into a cupboard. An enormous giant came
into the room and sat down. On the table there was a hen and a
golden harp.” Lay” said the giant. The hen laid an egg-it was made of
READ THE FAIRY TALE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
1.What was the boy’s name?
jack
2.Did he and his mother have a lot of money?
They were poor
3.What did Jack do with the cow?
Change for some magic beans
4.What did the man give Jack?
Magic bens
5.Was his mother happy when she saw the beans?
No, she got angry
6.What did she do with the beans?
Threw them out the windows
7.What happened to the beans?
cadanon
8.What did Jack see when he looked out of the window?
A talk of giant beang
9.What did Jack do when he saw the giant plant?
Left and I start to go up
10.Where did he go? What did he see there?
He saw a castle, and saw a cupboard
11.What did he do when the giant fell asleep?
Jumped out of the closet
12.What did Jack do when the giant suddenly woke up?
Jack ran and started to climb down the beanstalk
13.How did he get rid of the giant?
Jack’s mother took an axe chopped down the beanstalk. The
giant fell and crashed to the ground

READ THE FAIRY TALE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
1.Were the shoemaker and his wife rich?
No, the shoemaker was very poor
2.Did the shoemaker have enough leather to make new shoes for a long
time?
He only had enough leather left to make a couple of Shoes
3.What did the shoemaker do before go to bed?
I leave the cut of the shoes to work the next day
4.What did the shoemaker see on the table after he woke up?
found a beautiful pair of shoes standing on her table
5.Did he sell the shoes for a good price?
Of course, since they paid double what they cost
6.What did the shoemaker do every day?
What I was doing was making shoes for sale
7.Could the shoemaker and his wife find out who made those beautiful
shoes?
yes, because if you want to, you can find out who
makes the shoes
8.Who made those perfect pairs of shoes?
two elves made the shoes
9.What was peculiar about those elves?
The peculiarity of the elves was that they were not wearing clothes
10.Why did the shoemaker’s wife prepare clothes for the elves?
The shoemaker's wife, out of gratitude for the elves' help, decided to knit
him some socks, along with pants and a shirt.
11.Were the elves happy when they saw the little clothes?
The elves were happy and sing of the emotion for that detail that the
shoemaker and his wife gave him
12.Could the shoemaker see the elves again?
No, but they will always be grateful for the help the elves gave
them.
THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKER
Once upon a time lived a very poor shoemaker.
He only had enough leather left to make one pair of
shoes.
One night before he went to bed, he cut out the shoes so
he could start work on them the next day.
The next morning, when the shoemaker woke up, he
was amazed to find a beautiful pair of shoes standing
on his table, where he had left the leather.
They were made perfectly!
In fact, the shoes were so beautiful that when someone
came to try them on, they paid twice as much as the
shoemaker asked for them!
The shoemaker could now buy enough leather for two pairs
of shoes.
Before going to bed, he laid out the leather for the two
pairs of shoes.
When he woke up - lo and behold - there were two
wonderfully made pairs of shoes standing on the table!
Soon the shoemaker became a very rich man.
One night, the shoemaker and his wife decided to stay
hidden in the shop to see who crept in to make the
beautiful shoes.
They were very surprised to see two very little elves who
came into the shop and stitched the shoes together very
carefully.
The peculiar thing about the elves was that they wore no
clothes.
The shoemaker's wife wanted to show the little men how
grateful they were for their help so she decided to knit
them little socks, sew little trousers and shirts and leave
them for them the following night.
When the elves crept into the shop that night and saw the
lovely little clothes they were overjoyed.
They leapt about and sang with delight!
The shoemaker and his wife never saw the elves
again. But they would always be grateful to them for
showing them how to make such beautiful shoes.
WRITE TRUE or FALSE
1.The shoemaker had enough leather to make many
pairs of shoes. (false)
2.The shoemaker made a perfect pair of shoes. (false)
3.The shoemaker sold the shoes twice as much. (true)
4.The shoemaker could buy more leather every day so
he sold more shoes every day. (true)
5.Soon the shoemaker and his wife moved to a
bigger house. (false)
6.The shoemaker and his wife became wealthy soon. (true)
7. The shoemaker and his wife found out that shoes were
made by their helpful neighbours. (false)
8.The wife prepared lovely clothes for the elves. (true)

READ THE TALE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
What did the princess adore?
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What was her favorite toy in the world?
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What did she do on hot days?
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What happened to the ball?
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Could the princess see the ball?
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What happened while she was crying?
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What did she see when she looked down into the well?
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What did the princess offer to the frog?
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What did the frog demand from the princess?
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What did the frog do after the princess accepted his promise?
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Could he take the golden ball out of the water?
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What did the princess do after she got the golden ball?
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Did the frog and the princess ever meet again?
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What happened the next day? Who wanted the princess to open
the door?
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Did the princess open the door? What did she see?
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THE FROG PRINCE
Once upon a time, there lived a princess who adored objects made
of gold. Her favorite toy in the world was a golden ball.
On hot days, she liked to sit beside an old well in the cool forest,
tossing the ball in the air. One day, the ball slipped from her
fingers into the well, which was so deep that the princess could
not see the bottom.
"Oh dear! I'll never find it!" the princess said, and she began to
cry.
Suddenly, a voice called out from below.
"What's the matter, beautiful princess? Why are you crying?"
The princess looked all around but couldn't see anyone.
"Down here, " said the little voice.
The princess looked down and saw a green frog poking its head
out of the water.
"Oh, it's only you," she said. "If you must know, I'm upset
because my golden ball fell into the well."
"I could get it back for you," said the frog.
"But what will you give me as a reward?"
Whatever you like, frog. How about my pearls and jewels," the
princess suggested? "Or perhaps my golden crown?"
"What would I do with a crown?" said the frog.
"But I'll get your ball if you promise I can be your best friend,
and come for dinner and sleep over at your house."
All right. You can be my best friend," said the princess. But
secretly she thought the frog was talking a whole lot of nonsense.
The frog dove deep into the well and soon returned with the
golden ball in its mouth. As soon as the frog dropped the ball at
the princess's feet, she grabbed it and ran home, without even a
thank you.
"Wait!" called the frog. "I can't run that fast."
But the princess paid no attention to him.
The princess forgot all about the frog, but the next day, as she
was eating dinner with her family, she heard something come
crawling splish-splash up the marble steps of the castle.
Then a voice called, "Princess, open the door!"
The curious princess ran to open it, but when she saw the frog
standing there, all green and dripping, she slammed the door in his
face.
The king could tell that something was the matter.
"Has a giant come to get you?" he asked.
"Oh, no, father. It's only an ugly frog," she replied.
"And what does a frog want with you?" asked the king.
As the princess explained, they heard more knocking.
"Let me in, Princess," the frog pleaded.
"Have you forgotten what you promised down by the well?"
" If you made a promise, daughter, you must keep it. Let him in,"
said the king.
With a long face, the princess opened the door. The frog followed
her to the table and said, " Lift me up beside you."
"Don't be ridiculous," the princess said, but her father gave her
such a look that she changed her mind.
The chair wasn't high enough so the frog asked to be lifted onto
the table. And once there, he said, "Push your plate closer so I
can share your dinner."
The princess moved her plate, but it was quite clear she didn't
enjoy the rest of her meal. Once the frog had eaten his fill, he
said, "I'm tired. Carry me upstairs so I can sleep in your room."
The thought of sharing her room with the cold damp frog so
upset the princess that she began to cry again. But the king said,
"Be on your way. It's not right to turn your back on someone who
helped you when you were in trouble" father," said the princess,
and she carefully picked up the frog with two fingers.
 When she got to her room, she set the frog down in the corner farthest from her
16. Was the princess pleased to see the frog? bed.
........................................................................................... But soon she heard the frog plop down beside her.
17. Who noticed that there was a problem? "I'm tired, too," said the frog. "Lift me into bed, or I'll tell your father."
........................................................................................... So, the princess tucked the frog into bed, with his little green head resting on a
18. Did the king ask about the matter? fluffy pillow.
........................................................................................... But when she got back into her bed, she was surprised to hear the frog sobbing
quietly.
19. How did he learn about the promise?
"What's the matter now, little frog?" she asked.
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"All I ever wanted was a friend," the frog replied. "But it's clear you don't like me
20.What did the king say about the matter? at all! I might as well go back to the well."
........................................................................................... At this, the princess felt very badly indeed. She sat down on the edge of the
21. Could the frog come in and stay with frog's bed.
the princess? "I'll be your friend," she said, and this time she meant it. Then the princess gave
........................................................................................... him a kiss goodnight on his small green cheek. Instantly, the frog was
22.What did they do at the table? transformed into a very handsome young prince! The princess could not have
been more surprised or pleased.
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Of course, the prince and princess became very good friends indeed. A few years
23.What did the frog want after the meal? later, they were married and lived happily ever after.
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24.Why did the princess start to cry?
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25.Did the princess take the frog to her own room?
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26.Did she put him near herself?
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27.Did the frog stay far from the princess?
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25.Why did the princess let him sleep in her
own bed?
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26.Did the frog sleep?
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27.Why did the frog cry?
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28. How did the princess feel after the frog cried?
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29.Did the princess really mean she would be
friends with him?
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30. What did the princess do to settle down the frog?
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31. What happened to the frog after the
princess kissed him?
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32.What happened in the end? What is the
message of this tale?
READ THE TALE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
1.What did the princess adore?
Gold objects
2.What was her favorite toy in the world?
A golden ball
3.What did she do on hot days?
She like to sit beside an old well
4.What happened to the ball?
The ball slipped into the well
5.Could the princess see the ball?
The princess could not see the bottom
6.What happened while she was crying?
She hears a voice
7.What did she see when she looked down into the well?
Saw a green frog
8.What did the princess offer to the frog?
Be best friends and go to his house
9.What did the frog demand from the princess?
That he didn’t run so fast, he’ll expect it
10.What did the frog do after the princess accepted his promise?
Went to the princess’s house
11.Could he take the golden ball out of the water?
Yes, he coats the ball
12.What did the princess do after she got the golden ball?
She went running
13.Did the frog and the princess ever meet again?
yes
14.What happened the next day? Who wanted the princess to open the door?
The frog went princess’s house
15.Did the princess open the door? What did she see?
She opened the door; it was green and ripping
16. Was the princess pleased to see the frog?
No
17. Who noticed that there was a problem?
The king
18. Did the king ask about the matter?
Said to keep your promise
19. How did he learn about the promise?
Because the frog went to the house
20.What did the king say about the matter?
Said to keep your promise
21.Could the frog come in and stay with the princess?
No, since it is very small
22.What did they do at the table?
dine
23.What did the frog want after the meal?
Sleep in the princess room
24.Why did the princess start to cry?
For his ball
25. Did the princess take the frog to her own room?
Yes, and carefully
26.Did she put him near herself?
She put it in a corner
27.Did the frog stay far from the princess?
The frog dropped to his side
25.Why did the princess let him sleep in her own bed?
Because I put the frog in his bed
26.Did the frog sleep?
Become a prince before sleeping
27.Why did the frog cry?
Because he always wanted a friend
28.How did the princess feel after the frog cried?
Feel very bad
29.Did the princess really mean she would be friends with him?
She did not drink
30.What did the princess do to settle down the frog?
Became a young prince
31.What happened to the frog after the princess kissed him?
Became a young prince
32.What happened in the end? What is the message
They married and lived happy forever

 play golf
 ride a bicycle well
 play basketball
 climb mountains
 play the guitar
 sing songs
 go fishing
 grow vegetables
 sell meat
 run every morning
 drink a lot of milk
 play American
football
 make a snowman
 comb hair
 play hopscotch
 cook delicious food
 ride a horse
 fly kite
Cousin Peter .......
didn´t use to
climb mountains
Brian ........................
Aiden and Nash ....
Didn’t use to play
American
USED TO / DIDN'T USE TO
(TALKING ABOUT PAST HABITS)
Hello. We are Mr. and Mrs. Goody. We are looking at our family album and talking
about good old days. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences. Write what our
relatives used to or didn't use to do.
Jack and Mark ...... Uncle Tommy ....... Little Anthony ....... Sally and Jane .......
used to play basketball  Used   Used
didn’t Use to go   To drink a lot of   To play hopscotch
fishing   milk
Sharon ....................
Helen ....................... Mark .......................
Used to make Pam and Joe ..........
 A snowman  used to play golf
used to ride a horse
used to sing songs
used to sell Terry ....................... Gareth .................... My father ..............
meat
Didn’t use to ride a Used to run every used to vegetables
bicycle well morning ...................................
My mother ............. Granny .................... Uncle Nathan ....... Sabrina ..................
Used to cook delicious didn’t use to fly a
used to comb my used to play
food kite
hair The guitar