Activity 1: Write 1 example sentence for each word

 Germany:
 Definition: A country in Europe.
 Synonyms: A place in Europe.
 Example sentence:

 University:
 Definition: A school where people study and learn after high school.
 Synonyms: College, higher school.
 Example sentence:
 Folktales:
 Definition: Traditional stories passed down from one generation to another.
 Synonyms: Stories from long ago.
 Example sentence:
 Traditional:
 Definition: Something that has been done for a long time.
 Synonyms: Classic, old-fashioned.
 Example sentence:
 Legends:
 Definition: Exciting and old stories about heroes and adventures.
 Synonyms: Epic tales, amazing stories.
 Example sentence:
 Similar:
 Definition: Almost the same but not exactly.
 Synonyms: Alike, almost the same.
 Example sentence:
 France:
 Definition: Another country in Europe.
 Synonyms: A place with the Eiffel Tower.
 Example sentence:
 Japan:
 Definition: A country in Asia.
 Synonyms: A place with cherry blossoms.
 Example sentence:
 Published:
 Definition: When a book or story is made and sold.
 Synonyms: Released, made available.
 Example sentence:
 Included:
 Definition: Something that is a part of a group or collection.
 Synonyms: Added, part of.
 Example sentence:
 Grimm Fairy Tales:
 Definition: Famous stories from two brothers named Grimm.
 Synonyms: Wonderful stories from Grimm.
 Example sentence:

 Beliefs:
 Definition: Things we think are true or important.
 Synonyms: Ideas, thoughts.
 Example sentence:
 Evil:
 Definition: Something very bad or mean.
 Synonyms: Wicked, mean.
 Example sentence:
 Witches:
 Definition: Magical women often seen in stories.
 Synonyms: Magical women, sorceresses.
 Example sentence:
 Magical:
 Definition: Something special and related to magic.
 Synonyms: Enchanting, wonderful.
 Example sentence:
 Although:
 Definition: When two things are different or surprising.
 Synonyms: Even though, but.
 Example sentence:
 Primary:
 Definition: The most important or first thing.
 Synonyms: Main, most important.
 Example sentence:
 Text:
 Definition: Words in a book or on a page.
 Synonyms: Words, writing.
 Example sentence:
 Scary:
 Definition: Something that makes you feel afraid.
 Synonyms: Spooky, frightening.
 Example sentence:
 Added:
 Definition: When something is put together with something else.
 Synonyms: Included, put in.
 Example sentence:
 Suitable:
 Definition: The right thing for a particular person or situation.
 Synonyms: Appropriate, fitting.
 Example sentence:
Activity 2
Germany, University, Folktales, Traditional, Legends, Similar, France, Japan, Published, Included, Grimm
Fairy Tales, Beliefs, Evil, Witches, Magical, Although, Primary, Text, Scary, Added, Suitable

Vocabulary Fill-in-the-Blank Activity

Instructions: Fill in the blanks with the correct word from the given list.

1. __________ is a country in Europe known for its rich history and culture.
2. After finishing high school, many students choose to attend __________ for further studies.
3. __________ are traditional stories passed down through generations.
4. The celebration of New Year's Eve with fireworks is a __________ practice in many cultures.
5. __________ often feature mythical heroes and adventures.
6. The Eiffel Tower is a famous landmark in __________.
7. __________ is an island country known for cherry blossoms and sushi.
8. The latest Harry Potter book was recently __________ and is now available in stores.
9. The package __________ a free toy with the purchase of the cereal.
10. __________ are stories collected by the Brothers Grimm, such as "Cinderella" and "Snow
White."
11. Different cultures have different __________ about good luck and bad luck.
12. In fairy tales, there is often a struggle between good and __________ characters.
13. __________ are often depicted as characters with magical powers in folktales.
14. The wizard used his __________ powers to cast spells and perform magic.
15. __________ it was raining, they decided to go for a picnic.
16. __________ school is where children begin their formal education.
17. The teacher asked the students to read the __________ in their textbooks.
18. Some children find __________ stories with monsters and ghosts thrilling.
19. She __________ chocolate chips to the cookie dough for extra sweetness.
20. The storybook is __________ for young readers with simple words and big pictures.
21. The cultural festival featured __________ dances and performances from around the world.
Vocabulary Story Writing Activity

Instructions: Use the given words to create a short story. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate
word from the list.

Germany, University, Folktales, Traditional, Legends, Similar, France, Japan, Published, Included, Grimm
Fairy Tales, Beliefs, Evil, Witches, Magical, Although, Primary, Text, Scary, Added, Suitable

Story: "The Enchanted Forest"

Once upon a time in __________, there was a magical __________ where ancient __________ and
__________ were whispered through the rustling leaves. The trees were like guardians, keeping the
__________ alive.

One day, two friends, Lily from __________ and Ken from __________, decided to explore the mystical
forest. Armed with a map and a bag of __________ snacks, they ventured into the unknown.

As they strolled through the woods, they encountered a talking owl who shared __________ about
the forest's __________ creatures. The owl spoke of __________ witches who lived in hidden cottages
and cast __________ spells to protect the land.

Lily and Ken, although a bit __________, continued their journey. Suddenly, they stumbled upon a
clearing filled with colorful flowers and a __________ unicorn. The unicorn shared its __________ horn,
believed to have __________ powers.

Deep in the forest, they discovered an old book with __________ fairy tales written by the Brothers
Grimm. The tales included stories of __________ adventures and enchanted beings.

As the friends read the __________, they realized the forest was __________ for their magical journey.
The __________ creatures, though initially __________, turned out to be friendly and offered guidance.

With newfound __________, Lily and Ken continued their exploration, adding their own __________ to
the enchanted tales of the forest. The once __________ woods became a place of joy and wonder,
where every step was a discovery and every word held a hint of magic.