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    £. Ylace the scrambled illustration of ³The Monkey and the Turtle´ on a story board. Then ask the following questions; a. Why did the turtle punish the monkey? b. Why the monkey threatens the turtle? c. Did you understand the story? 2. Ask the learner to arrange the illustrations according to the order of events of the story in The Monkey and the Turtle. Select the frame which illustrates about the first event in the story, and the following events in the next row of the pocket chart. 3. Continue until all illustrations are in sequential order. To check if their answers are correct, reveal the strips . Then, post the questions; a. Why did the turtle punish the monkey? b. Why did the monkey threatens the turtle? c. Did you understand the story?  | Vntroduce the essential Question, ³ Why order of events in a story is important? ´  Yrocess the learners¶ answers. Yut up the word "Y
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  £. Ask the students to recall important points of ³The Monkey and the Turtle.´ 2. Vnstruct them to plot the illustration of The Monkey and the Turtle in the Ylot

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