분야
docx1. Watch the video clip about Midas and talk about what we can learn from him.
2. Watch the movies and fill in the table on page 2 by using the words in the box. Then, practice the dialogue.
3. Fill the left blank of above table with movie that you watched and share it with your partner
4. Those words are written in the reading passage. Read the word and meaning then match them appropriately.
While Reading Stage
1. Read each description and connect it with a matching character.
2. Let’s read - Cinderella and Fiona
Post Reading Stage
1. Let's play Hangman Game!
2. Let's learn reading strategy.
3- a. Let's read using reading strategy we learned.
3- b. Let's complete a summary.
4. Let’s change the ending of “Cinderella”.
Both Cinderella and Fiona are princesses in fairy tales, but they are very different.
Cinderella, a poor orphan, is saved by Prince Charming, who is looking for a girl to marry. Cinderella accepts her fate passively and waits for the handsome prince to come to her rescue. Moreover, she does not earn her reward; it is given to her by a fairy godmother.
Fiona, on the other hand, is a woman of action and courage. She refuses to accept her fate, and she earns her reward. She is cursed with evil magic and locked away in a tower where a huge, fire-breathing dragon lives. Together with Shrek, she manages to escape from the tower. Although her rescuer is an ugly ogre, not a handsome prince, Fiona declares that Shrek is her true love. Sometimes, Fiona saves Shrek when he is in danger. In that sense, Fiona is different from other female characters in fairy tales, such as Cinderella and Snow White. Today, many women, like Fiona, are independent and no longer need to wait for Prince Charming’s rescue or magic kiss.
