1. Pilandok was a prankster from a poor family who was looking for food in the woods.
2. He tricked Prince Sumusong-sa-Alongan into believing that a beehive held a royal gong that only the sultan's servant could guard. He convinced the prince to give him a bag of gold in exchange for letting him beat the gong.
3. When the prince was out of sight, Pilandok ran away with the bag of gold. The prince then beat the beehive and was stung by hundreds of angry bees, and would have died if not for soldiers rescuing him. Pilandok lived happily with the gold from his
1. Pilandok was a prankster from a poor family who was looking for food in the woods.
2. He tricked Prince Sumusong-sa-Alongan into believing that a beehive held a royal gong that only the sultan's servant could guard. He convinced the prince to give him a bag of gold in exchange for letting him beat the gong.
3. When the prince was out of sight, Pilandok ran away with the bag of gold. The prince then beat the beehive and was stung by hundreds of angry bees, and would have died if not for soldiers rescuing him. Pilandok lived happily with the gold from his
1. Pilandok was a prankster from a poor family who was looking for food in the woods.
2. He tricked Prince Sumusong-sa-Alongan into believing that a beehive held a royal gong that only the sultan's servant could guard. He convinced the prince to give him a bag of gold in exchange for letting him beat the gong.
3. When the prince was out of sight, Pilandok ran away with the bag of gold. The prince then beat the beehive and was stung by hundreds of angry bees, and would have died if not for soldiers rescuing him. Pilandok lived happily with the gold from his
1. Pilandok was a prankster from a poor family who was looking for food in the woods.
2. He tricked Prince Sumusong-sa-Alongan into believing that a beehive held a royal gong that only the sultan's servant could guard. He convinced the prince to give him a bag of gold in exchange for letting him beat the gong.
3. When the prince was out of sight, Pilandok ran away with the bag of gold. The prince then beat the beehive and was stung by hundreds of angry bees, and would have died if not for soldiers rescuing him. Pilandok lived happily with the gold from his
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Match the meaning of the following words.
1. Antibiotic a. Against allergy 2. Anti social b. Against disease 3. Antiseptic c. Against in 4. Antigravity interacting with people 5. Anti allergy d. Against the pull of the earth e. Against germs The following words are use in the story , give the meaning of the following words. 1. Prankster a. a person who plays paddle b. a person who plays joke c. a person who plays volleyball 2. saddle a. a leather-covered seat on the horse back b. a leather shoes or boots of a rider c. a leather cowboy hat 3. Conquest a. A person who succeeded b. A person failed in the battle c. A person who like to play games Pilandok Pilandok was a prankster. He belonged to a poor family. One morning he left his parents to look for food. He walked and walked until he became tired. He lay down beneath a tree on which hung a huge beehive, closed one eye, and rested. Soon a prince called Sumusong-sa- Alongan came by, riding on a horse. On his saddle hung many bags of gold and other beautiful things that he had won on his conquests. He asked Pilandok what he was doing under the tree. Without opening his eye, Pilandok answered that he was he servant of a powerful sultan and that he was guarding a royal gong whom no ordinary man may beat. And then he pointed up at where the beehive hung. "Let me beat the gong, Pilandok," Sumusong-sa-Alongan said. "No, the sultan will be angry with me if I let just any man beat the royal gong," Pilandok said firmly. "I am not an ordinary man. I am the son of a sultan myself. Here – I will give you a whole bag of gold if you will only let me beat the gong." Pilandok pretended to think. And after a while, he said "I’ll take that bag. But please, beat the gong only when I am far away, for the sultan might come at the sound of it and chop off my head." Pilandok swept up the bag of gold and ran away as fast as he could. When Sumusong-sa-Alongan could no longer see him, the prince took a big stick from the ground and beat the beehive. Hundreds of angry bees were upon him in an instant, and if a troop of soldiers had not come his way and helped him, he would have died. Pilandok lived happily with his bag of gold. 1. Why did Pilandok decide to go to the wood? 2. How did he trick Somusun with regard to the beehive? 3. Did he able to convince Somusun? 4. What did Somusun do so Pilandok will let him have the gong? 5. If you were Somusun will you immediately believe Pilandok? Group Activity Choose a part of the story that you can dramatize. Observe accuracy, appropriate rate , proper expressions and correct pronunciation. Present your dramatization to the class. Use graphic organizer to answer the given question below. Draw boxes as needed . 1. What do the incidents in the story tell about Pilandok? 2. What words describes him as you perceive him to be? Make a graphic organizer about the text we heard yesterday about climate change. What Might Happen to Earth's Climate Scientists think that Earth's temperature will keep going up for the next 100 years. This would cause more snow and ice to melt. Oceans would rise higher. Some places would get hotter. Other places might have colder winters with more snow. Some places might get more rain. Other places might get less rain. Some places might have stronger hurricanes. Based on the evidence, more than 97% of climate scientists have concluded that human-caused climate change is happening. Climate change is already causing significant impacts to people and ecosystems, and these impacts will grow much more severe in the coming years. We can choose to take economically sensible steps to lessen the damage of climate change, and the cost of inaction is much higher than the cost of action. THANK YOU!