DAD AND THE CAT AND THE TREE KIT WRIGHT
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slide1. DAD AND THE CAT AND THE TREE KIT WRIGHT<br>
slide2. P.K.TESTING HAVE YOU READ ANY POEM.
TELL ME NAME OF THE POEM.
HAVE YOU READ THE POEM “mDAD AND THE CAT AND THE TREE’’<br>
slide3. PRESENTATION Dad and the Cat and the Tree.
This morning a cat got stuck in our tree, Dad said, "Right Just leave this to me." The tree was wobbly, the tree was tall Mum said, "For goodness sake don't fall!" "Fall?" scoffed Dad, "A climber like me?
Childs play this is! You wait and see."<br>
slide4. He got out the ladder from the garden shed, It slipped, he landed in the flower bed.
"Never mind," said Dad brushing the dirt Off his hair and his face and his trousers and shirt,
"We'll try Plan B. Stand out of the way", Mum said "Don't fall" again, "OK?"<br>
slide5.
"Fall again?" said Dad, "Funny Joke!" Then he swung himself up on a branch - It broke.
Dad landed, wallop! - back on the deck. Mum said "Stop it! You'll break your neck!" "Rubbish!" said Dad, "now we try Plan C.
Easy as winking to a climber like me!"<br>
slide6. Then he climbed up high on the garden wall,
Guess what? He didn't fall!
He gave a great leap and he landed flat
In the crook of the tree trunk right on the cat! The cat gave a yell and sprang to the ground, Pleased as Punch to be safe and sound.
So it's smiling and smirking, smug as can be, But poor old Dad's
Still Stuck Up The Tree!<br>
slide7. WORD MEANING STUCK
WOBBLY
CLIMBER
LADDER
SLIPPED
DIRT
SWUNG
WINKING
CROOK
YELL wobbly : unsteady
for goodness’ sake : an exclamation expressing protest
scoffed : laughed mockingly
child’s play : very easy to do
landed wallop : fell heavily
pleased as Punch : very pleased
safe and sound : unhurt<br>
slide8. RECAPITULATION NAME THE POEM.
NAME THE POET.
HOW WAS THE TREE.
WHO WAS WORRIED ABOUT CAT.
WHO GAVE A GREAT LEAP.<br>
slide9. HOME ASSIGNMENT LEARN AND WRIGHT THIS POEM AT HOME.<br>
slide13. 1. Why was Dad sure he wouldn’t fall?
Ans: Dad was sure he wouldn’t fall because he thought himself as a climber and climbing on trees was a child’s play for him.
2. Which phrase in the poem expresses Dad’s self-confidence best?
Ans: The phrase in the poem expresses Dad’s self-confidence best is ‘Child’s play, this is!’
3. Describe Plan A and its consequences.
Ans: Plan A was to use the ladder in climbing the tree for bringing the cat down but it slipped and Dad landed in the flower bed.
4. Plan C was a success. What went wrong then?
Ans: Plan C was a success as Dad successfully jumped on the tree and landed flat right on the cat. The cat gave a yell and sprang on the ground but poor old Dad struck on the tree.
5. The cat was very happy to be on the ground. Pick out the phrase used to express this idea.
Ans: The phrase used to express this idea is ‘Pleased as Punch to be’.
6. Describe the Cat and Dad situation in the beginning and at the end of the poem.
Ans: The cat was stuck on the tree and Dad was trying his plans to bring it down in the begining but at the end of the poem the cat sprang to the ground safely but Dad got stuck on the tree.<br>
slide14. 7. Why and when did Dad say each of the following?
(i) Fall?
(ii) Never mind
(iii) Funny joke
(iv) Rubbish
Ans: (i) Dad said ‘Fall?’ when Mum warned him about fall while climbing the tree. He said so scornfully.
(ii) Dad said ‘Never mind’ when he fall from the ladder due to slip for the first time. He said so to make clear that everything is alright.
(iii) Dad said ‘Funny joke’ when Mum warned him of falling again. He said so because he was over confident of the success of the his Plan B.
(iv) Dad said ‘Rubbish’ when Mum asked him to stop else he will break his neck after his Plan B failed. He said so because he thought that his Plan C will work and he will climb the tree easily. 8. Do you find the poem humorous? Read aloud lines which make you laugh.
Ans: Yes, the poem is humorous. It draws funny situation of Dad while climbing trees. Moreover, Dad over confidence of climbing tree added more humour to the poem. The dialogue is written in more funny way.<br>
slide15. THANKS<br>
slide2. P.K.TESTING HAVE YOU READ ANY POEM.
TELL ME NAME OF THE POEM.
HAVE YOU READ THE POEM “mDAD AND THE CAT AND THE TREE’’<br>
slide3. PRESENTATION Dad and the Cat and the Tree.
This morning a cat got stuck in our tree, Dad said, "Right Just leave this to me." The tree was wobbly, the tree was tall Mum said, "For goodness sake don't fall!" "Fall?" scoffed Dad, "A climber like me?
Childs play this is! You wait and see."<br>
slide4. He got out the ladder from the garden shed, It slipped, he landed in the flower bed.
"Never mind," said Dad brushing the dirt Off his hair and his face and his trousers and shirt,
"We'll try Plan B. Stand out of the way", Mum said "Don't fall" again, "OK?"<br>
slide5.
"Fall again?" said Dad, "Funny Joke!" Then he swung himself up on a branch - It broke.
Dad landed, wallop! - back on the deck. Mum said "Stop it! You'll break your neck!" "Rubbish!" said Dad, "now we try Plan C.
Easy as winking to a climber like me!"<br>
slide6. Then he climbed up high on the garden wall,
Guess what? He didn't fall!
He gave a great leap and he landed flat
In the crook of the tree trunk right on the cat! The cat gave a yell and sprang to the ground, Pleased as Punch to be safe and sound.
So it's smiling and smirking, smug as can be, But poor old Dad's
Still Stuck Up The Tree!<br>
slide7. WORD MEANING STUCK
WOBBLY
CLIMBER
LADDER
SLIPPED
DIRT
SWUNG
WINKING
CROOK
YELL wobbly : unsteady
for goodness’ sake : an exclamation expressing protest
scoffed : laughed mockingly
child’s play : very easy to do
landed wallop : fell heavily
pleased as Punch : very pleased
safe and sound : unhurt<br>
slide8. RECAPITULATION NAME THE POEM.
NAME THE POET.
HOW WAS THE TREE.
WHO WAS WORRIED ABOUT CAT.
WHO GAVE A GREAT LEAP.<br>
slide9. HOME ASSIGNMENT LEARN AND WRIGHT THIS POEM AT HOME.<br>
slide13. 1. Why was Dad sure he wouldn’t fall?
Ans: Dad was sure he wouldn’t fall because he thought himself as a climber and climbing on trees was a child’s play for him.
2. Which phrase in the poem expresses Dad’s self-confidence best?
Ans: The phrase in the poem expresses Dad’s self-confidence best is ‘Child’s play, this is!’
3. Describe Plan A and its consequences.
Ans: Plan A was to use the ladder in climbing the tree for bringing the cat down but it slipped and Dad landed in the flower bed.
4. Plan C was a success. What went wrong then?
Ans: Plan C was a success as Dad successfully jumped on the tree and landed flat right on the cat. The cat gave a yell and sprang on the ground but poor old Dad struck on the tree.
5. The cat was very happy to be on the ground. Pick out the phrase used to express this idea.
Ans: The phrase used to express this idea is ‘Pleased as Punch to be’.
6. Describe the Cat and Dad situation in the beginning and at the end of the poem.
Ans: The cat was stuck on the tree and Dad was trying his plans to bring it down in the begining but at the end of the poem the cat sprang to the ground safely but Dad got stuck on the tree.<br>
slide14. 7. Why and when did Dad say each of the following?
(i) Fall?
(ii) Never mind
(iii) Funny joke
(iv) Rubbish
Ans: (i) Dad said ‘Fall?’ when Mum warned him about fall while climbing the tree. He said so scornfully.
(ii) Dad said ‘Never mind’ when he fall from the ladder due to slip for the first time. He said so to make clear that everything is alright.
(iii) Dad said ‘Funny joke’ when Mum warned him of falling again. He said so because he was over confident of the success of the his Plan B.
(iv) Dad said ‘Rubbish’ when Mum asked him to stop else he will break his neck after his Plan B failed. He said so because he thought that his Plan C will work and he will climb the tree easily. 8. Do you find the poem humorous? Read aloud lines which make you laugh.
Ans: Yes, the poem is humorous. It draws funny situation of Dad while climbing trees. Moreover, Dad over confidence of climbing tree added more humour to the poem. The dialogue is written in more funny way.<br>
slide15. THANKS<br>