The spider and the turtle Ana Esteban and Edwin Sanchez D.R Jesus Lopez English 0080 section n06

Vocabulary 1. Yams (n) Yam :a sweet potato 2. knock (v) knock:to hit a door or windows with your closed hand in order to attract the attention of the people inside. 3. trip (n) :an occasion when you go from one place to another, often to visit a place or person. 4. smell (v) :to have a particular smell. 5. river (n) : a natural and continuous flow of water in a long line that goes into an ocean, lake, etc. 6. left (v) leave: the past tense and past participle of leave.

6. left (v) leave: the past tense and past participle of leave. 7 6. left (v) leave: the past tense and past participle of leave. 7.Went (v) went: the paste tense of go. 8.Few (adj) few: a small number of things or people. 9.Found (v) find: the past tense and past participle of find. 10.Dived (v) dive: to jump into the water with you head and arms going in first.

11.Tried (v) try: an attempt to do something. 12.Popped : to come suddenly or without warning out of or away from something 13.pockets (n) pocket: a small bag sewn into or onto shirts, coats, pants, etc. 14.take off (n) take off: the time when an airplane leaves the ground and begins fly. 15.Put (v) put: to move someone or something into a particular place or position.

Summary of The spider and the turtle Characters: turtle and spider Settings: the spider house and turtle house The turtle sit to eat but the spider look your hands is dirty, in my city before eating washes our hands. The turtle under to search the food and the spider is that waiting.

Could you please take off your jacket.

Moral: When you set out to outsmart another person to your own advantage, there is usually someone who can outsmart you.