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Vocabulary you will need Fridgestack of books Jar Parachute

Ironing boardtrampoline Bowling ball plunger

Chainsawramp (sloped surface) Rubber band swing

Pole vaultrocket 장대 높이 뛰기 Fishing rod umbrella

Ormie the Pig Ormie is a Pig, in every sense of the word. Pig see cookie. Pig want cookie. But they are out of reach...or are they? See Ormie's attempts to gain the warm sweet taste that is his obsession.

Watch the short film that has film festival audiences laughing and cheering. Ormie has won 8 Festival Awards including Best Short Film and the Audience Award.

What happens in the movie? The pig sees the cookies. He wants them. He tries to get them. He fails.

____ A ball you use for bowling ____something you can jump on ____a lot of books on top of each other ____something that cuts trees ____something you use when you go fishing ____keeps food cold ____holds food and water ___a board that you use to iron ____keeps you dry when it rains ____children use it when playing ____you use it for skydiving ____goes into space ____long stick used in sports ____made of rubber ____a surface that is sloped ____unblocks drains J C B D H O L K M G N I A F E P Part 1

Please do part 2 now Watch the movie again. Put the scenes in order. Write the number on each picture. The first one is done for you.

How does he try to get the cookies? Please do part 3 now. You will have a picture of things Ormie did to get the cookies. Write a sentence under each picture describing what he did.

Part 4: Bonus What would you have tried if you were Ormie?

Monologue What is a monologue? A monologue is similar to a dialogue. A dialogue is a conversation between two people. A monologue is a conversation a person has with his thoughts.

Write a monolgue for Ormie the Pig. In pairs, talk about what Ormie must be thinking. Write what you think is going on inside his head. When you have written it, practice saying it together.

Ormie’s Monologue - Example  If I use a broom, I might get the cookies.  No that didn’t work, how about a chair?  Agggghhhhh, the chair didn’t work either. Maybe these books will help me.

What is the moral of the story? moral = meaning Keep trying!