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Peter Pan

Adapted from a story by James M. Barrie

If you ask your mother if she knew about Peter Pan when she is a little girl, she will say, “Why, of course I did, child.” And if u ask her if he rode on a goat in those days, she will say, “What a olish question to ask. Certainly he did.”

Then if you ask your grandmother if she knew about Peter Pan ten she was a girl, she also says, “Why, of course I did, child.” it if j'ou ask her if he rode on a goat in those days, she says that e never heard that he had a goat. Perhaps she has forgotten, just she sometimes forgets your name and calls you Mildred which is ur mother’s name.

Goat or no goat it shows that Peter is very old but that really he always the same age. His age is one week. When he was seven ys old he went out of the window and flew to Kensington Gar- ns. If you think that he was the only young child who wanted to this it shows how you have forgotten your own young days, ink very hard and you will remember that you wanted to go back the trees just as the birds.

 

 

When Peter Pan stood on the windowsill he could see the trees in Kensington Gardens. When he saw them he forgot that he was a little boy in pyjamas and he started to fly. He flew over the houses to the gardens. It is wonderful that he could fly without wings. He came down on the grass and started to play. He already didn’t know that he was a little boy. He thought that he was a bird. When he tried to catch a fly he couldn’t because he tried with his hand which a bird never does. He saw a lot fairies. They were all very busy and didn’t see him. He was rsty now, so he flew to the pond to have a drink. He tried to drink ; a bird but forgot that he didn’t have a beak but a nose.

Then he wanted to sleep. At first it was hard to be corn- table on the branches of the trees but soon he learnt and fell ;ep. He woke up in the night. As everybody knows what seems a rm night to a bird is a cold night to a boy in pyjamas.

Peter wanted to talk to the fairies but to his surprise they all ran ty and hid when he came near. They shouted, “There’s a boy in park.” Peter never thought for a moment that he was the boy ause he was a bird. He wanted to talk to the birds but he couldn’t

find any to talk to. They all flew away. Every living thing ran away or flew away from him. Poor little Peter Pan! He sat down and cried. But even if he thought he was a bird he did not sit as a bird does. Happily he did not know this and so he didn’t lose his faith in the fact that he could fly. Why can birds fly and we can’t? It is only because they have faith, because to have faith is to have wings.

I.            Word List:

To ride – ride a goat, ride a bycile, ride a horse; ride fast. She rides well. He was too old to ride. He jumped on his horse and rode away. He is learning to ride. To ride in a bus.

Same – the same age, on the same day, at the same time, all the same.

Windowsill – on the windowsill, under the windowsill, put it on the windowsill.

Without – without withs, without food, without water, without money, without friends, without parents, without help, without me, without him.

Thirsty – He was thirsty. Are you thirsty? I am very thirsty. They were hungry and thirsty.

To have a drink – Will you have a drink?

Beak – This bird has a long beak. It has a fish in the beak.

To hide – hide money, hide letters, hide face. They hid the boat well. The clouds hid the sun. The boy hid behind a tree.

As everybody knows

To his surprise

Every living thing

To lose – lose money, lose books, lose friends, lose pens, Lose keys, lose time. We mustn’t lose a moment. You have nothing to lose. Have you lost anything? What if he loses? To lose the match (game, battle).

Faith – to have faith, to lose faith.

 

II.            Agree or not:

  1. Many little children know the story of Peter Pan.
  2. The children’s parents and grandparents knew this story when they were little.
  3. Peter Pan was a baby boy.
  4. He was only 2 years old.
  5. When he stood on the windowsill he could see Trafalgar Square.
  6. He could fly.
  7. Once he flew to Kensington gardens.
  8. In the gardens he saw many animals.
  9. When he was thirsty he flew to a pond to have a drink.
  10. When he wanted to sleep he got confortable on the tree.
  11. When he wanted to talk to fairies they ran ayay.
  12. When he wanthed to talk to birds they flew away.
  13. Peter thought he was a fly.
  14. Peter didn’t lose his faith in fact that he could fly.

 

 

III.            Complete:

  1. It’s a story of…
  2. Peter Pan was…
  3. All children want…
  4. Peter Pan wanted…
  5. When he stood on the windowsill…
  6. When he came to the gardens…
  7. When he wanted to catch a fly…
  8. He saw a lot of fairies but they…
  9. When he was thirsty…
  10. When he wanted to sleep…
  11. When he wanted to talk to birds…
  12. He cried because…
  13. He didn’t lose his faith in fact…
  14. To have faith is…

 

  1.                 Check your facts.
  1.                 When Peter Pan stood on the windowsill he could see a) the pond in Kensington Gardens, b) the fairies in Kensington Gardens,
  1.                 the trees in Kensington Gardens,
  1.                 the birds in Kensington Gardens.
  1.                 When Peter Pan went out of the window he was a) two years old, b) two months old, c) seven years old, d) seven days old.
  2.                 Peter Pan thought he was a) a cat, b) a bird, c) a parrot.
  3.                 Peter Pan went to sleep a) in the pond, b) on the grass, c) on the bran­ches of the trees.
  1.                 Say which of these sentences are right and which are wrong. Cor­rect the wrong sentences.
  1.                 Peter Pan was the only child wno wanted to fly to Kensington Gard­ens.
  2.                 Peter had two wings with which he could fly.
  3.                 He thought that he was a bird.
  4.                 He was thirsty, so he flew to the pond to have a drink and he drank like a bird.
  5.                 What seems a warm night to a bird is a cold night to a boy in pyjamas.
  6.                 Peter wanted to talk to the fairies and they liked his company.

3. Answer the questions.

  1.                 How old is Peter Pan?
  2.                 What do they say he rode on?
  3.                 Who did he meet in Kensington Gardens?
  4.                 Why did he sit down and cry?
  5.                 What do the words “to have faith is to have wings” mean?

 

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