Remember these words! It will be much easier for you to read texts. live ∙ boy ∙ want ∙ school ∙ think ∙ home ∙ hat ∙ each ∙ other ∙ lots ∙ eat ∙ food ∙ how ∙ first ∙ laugh ∙ didn’t ∙ dog ∙ found ∙ away ∙ again ∙ night ∙ over ∙ long ∙ never ∙ small ∙ where ∙ head ∙ everyone ∙ baby ∙ any ∙ garden ∙ river ∙ fun ∙ right ∙ even ∙ much more ∙ bear ∙ narrator ∙ things ∙ magic ∙ that’s ∙ car ∙ took ∙ fish ∙ been ∙ stop ∙ take ∙ fast ∙ well ∙ sea Magic words Challenge Perform! Act out! • You have both seen something mysterious. One of you is A. The other one is B. • Take turns trying to persuade each other that you’re telling the truth. • Use some of the phrases in the circles. • Show your roleplay to your teacher. A: You saw something mysterious last night. Describe it to your classmate and persuade him/her that you are telling the truth. B: You saw something strange last night. Tell your classmate and try to make him/her believe you. Create! Your own cootie catcher • Make a Cootie Catcher where you ask questions to your classmates. Get a template from your teacher. • When you are done, try out the cootie catcher on your classmates. 50 / fifty Use phrases like: Do you believe in …? Are you afraid of …? Have you seen …? What do you think …? To persuade someone, you can say: Believe me … I’m sure it was ... I swear it was … I tell you I saw … When you don’t believe someone, you can say: Oh, come on … You must have lost your head ... I don’t believe you … Your imagination is running wild!
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