While you are listening to the story - Try to answer these 3 questions;
Vocabulary;
Abandoned - to be left behind, deserted.
Barely - almost not, only just
Escaped - to be freed from control
Gentle - having or showing mild or soft action.
“She was touched by the story” - caused feelings of sadness or sympathy because of what someone told her.
--Story Below --
Once upon a time, two little girls named Lily and Rose lived in an abandoned house. They had nobody to take care of them, so they looked after each other.
One cold winter night, their house caught fire, and they barely escaped. They lost everything and didn't know where to go.
As they walked through the snow, they met a kind woman named Mrs. Smith who saw how sad they were and took them into her home. Mrs. Smith was a warm and gentle person who had always wanted to help children in need. She was touched by Lily and Rose's story and knew she had to do something to help them.
She gave them food, a warm bed, and new clothes. The girls felt safe and happy, and Mrs. Smith took care of them as if they were her own daughters.
With time, Lily and Rose found joy and happiness in their new home. They made new friends and went to school. They loved their new life and were grateful to Mrs. Smith for everything she had done for them.
While you are listening to the story - Try to answer these 3 questions;
Vocabulary;
Abandoned - to be left behind, deserted.
Barely - almost not, only just
Escaped - to be freed from control
Gentle - having or showing mild or soft action.
“She was touched by the story” - caused feelings of sadness or sympathy because of what someone told her.
--Story Below --
Once upon a time, two little girls named Lily and Rose lived in an abandoned house. They had nobody to take care of them, so they looked after each other.
One cold winter night, their house caught fire, and they barely escaped. They lost everything and didn't know where to go.
As they walked through the snow, they met a kind woman named Mrs. Smith who saw how sad they were and took them into her home. Mrs. Smith was a warm and gentle person who had always wanted to help children in need. She was touched by Lily and Rose's story and knew she had to do something to help them.
She gave them food, a warm bed, and new clothes. The girls felt safe and happy, and Mrs. Smith took care of them as if they were her own daughters.
With time, Lily and Rose found joy and happiness in their new home. They made new friends and went to school. They loved their new life and were grateful to Mrs. Smith for everything she had done for them.