分級(jí) | 牛津傳統(tǒng)故事6-3 How the Bear Lost His Tail 學(xué)習(xí)筆記

New words to learn生詞

Grumpy: always angry

Icicle: Pointed stick of ice

Flurry: very soft and furry

Dangling: hanging and swinging

Sly: too clever

Nibble: take small bites

Tingle: a painful sting

Stump: the small useless part of something that remains after most of it has broken off or worn away.

Retell the story

Once upon a time, the bear had a long flurry tail. The fox was so hungry, he stole the fish from the fish man. He came across bear who was also very hungry.

Bear asked fox where he got the fish, and foxed said he has used his tail to fish. This was because the clever fox did not like bear's long flurry tail.

The clever fox told bear how to fish, “crack a hole in the ice, and dip you tail in it. Because you tail is long, you will catch much more fish than I did.”

So bear followed everything that fox had said. But he was telling a lie. It became so cold and painful. Bear could not take it anymore. He stood up but his tail was forzen in the lake.

Finally, when he drop free, his tail broke only to leave a short flurry stump. Fox was happy, because he was the only one left a long tail.

Until today, the fox is just too clever, and the bear is alway angry and grumpy. because he thinks everyone is laughting at him.

The end!

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