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Unit Overview: Mouse Deer and Tiger. Curriculum Download (PDF) Lessons: 10 lessons. To listen and join in with the Story of Mouse Deer Key Learning. In this lesson, we will be introducing the story of 'Mouse Deer' and exploring its setting. Copy Lesson Link. View Lesson in classroom. Lesson overview. 16; m VideoPresentation(PPT)
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Kancil Story. The stories of Sang Kancil is a series of traditional fables about a clever mouse-deer. They are popular in Indonesia and Malaysia. [1] A weak and small yet cunning figure, Sang Kancil uses his intelligence to triumph over beings more powerful than himself. [2] The protagonist of these stories is Sang Kancil, a smart and sly mouse.
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The Mouse-deer and the tiger is a delightful trickster tale from Southeast Asia, where the Mouse-deer gets the best of one of his most ferocious enemies, the tiger.Free activity sheet available at htt. - Listen to Stories from Near and Far: The Mouse-deer and the Tiger by Story Prism instantly on your tablet, phone or browser - no downloads needed.
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Passage #2, also with detailed reading and explanations on the answers.
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Small Press Bookwatch, Midwest Book Review, May 2005 "Mouse Deer's small stature leaves him vulnerable in the jungle, but Crocodile, Tiger, and Farmer are no match for this quick-witted, fearless creature. Give this book to children making their first forays into chapter books, and visit the author's Web site to download readers theater scripts."
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The Tiger was thinking and planning on the best way to catch that sly Sang Kancil. The last time he tried, the cunning mouse deer managed to get away. While he was thinking; Sang Kancil suddenly woke up from his sleep and was about to walk away. The Tiger quickly jumped but missed by a couple of inches.
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The tiger agreed. The mouse deer ran away as fast as he could. The greedy tiger turned to the 'cake' and ate a big piece in one mouthful. "Ohak". The tiger threw up. "This is not cake. It is buffalo dung" he said angrily and ran across the jungle until he caught the mouse deer. "Look little mouse deer. Get ready to be my lunch.
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Where it came from. Sang Kancil, the Mouse Deer is a trickster character who appears in a number of stories from across Southeast Asia, generally outwitting a larger predator. He uses his tricks and his cleverness to save other animals as well as to help himself. A Mouse Deer is an animal with the face of a mouse but the markings of a deer.
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โข Talk/walk through the pictures. Students discuss what is happening to Mouse-deer and Tiger on each page. Bring words like day, drink, hungry, lunch, mouse-deer, mouth, paw, river, thirsty, tiger into the conversation. On page 14, have students predict the ending. Reading the Text โขead the title together and the names of the author and.
Mouse deer and the Tiger
THE MOUSE DEER AND THE TIGER' One day,there was a mouse deer. he wasthirsty so he went to the river to get some drink. at the same time , a tiger was wandering around for food. He hadn't been eating for days. He was really hungry. While he was walking in the forest, he saw Mouse Deer. The tiger wanted to eat him.
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The Adventures of Mouse Deer Favorite Folk Tales of Southeast Asia Told by Aaron Shepard. Published as an early reader by Skyhook Press, 2005, with "Mouse Deer and Tiger" also printed in Australia's School Magazine, Apr. 1997 and Apr. 2001; "Mouse Deer and Crocodile" also printed in School Magazine, Mar. 1997 and May 2001, and Spider, June 2001; and "Mouse Deer and Farmer" also.
Mouse Deer And The Tigers Lessons for the Public
The mouse deer took that opportunity to escape. After fighting with himself in the river, the tiger realized that he was fooled by the mouse deer. 1. Orientation: there were a mouse deer and a tiger on the river bank 2. Complication: a tiger approached a mouse deer and wanted to eat him. 3.
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Tiger followed Mouse Deer's tracks and found him calmly waiting for him under a tree where Mouse Deer had secretly discovered a wasp's nest. "Now I shall have you for my lunch, Mouse Deer," said Tiger. "I'd love to be your lunch, Tiger, but I'm doing a very important job guarding the king's drum," said Mouse Deer, excitedly.