Lesson 2: Get Connected with your Child

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Lesson 2: Get Connected with your Child
Vocabulary Practice:
Nap - a brief sleep, esp. during the day
When the children nap after lunch, their
teachers will get a break.
Shout - to say something in a loud voice
“If anyone’s up there," he shouted
sternly, "come out now!"
Game - an entertaining activity, esp.
one played by children, or a sports
competition
The kids are playing a computer game.
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Dialogue Reading:
Nap Time
Mom:
Ok, kids it's already 2PM. You have to take a nap now.
Ann:
I'm still watching my favorite TV show mom.
John:
I'm not yet done with my game too.
Mom:
So what time are you planning to take a nap?
John:
After I'm done.
Mom:
Oh! It's twenty past two, do you think it’s the right time to take a
nap, John?
John:
I know! I know!
Mom:
Are you shouting at me?
John:
No, I'm not!
Mom:
You aren’t? It sounds like you are shouting. What about you Ann?
Ann:
I told you I want to finish watching my favorite TV show.
Mom:
Pardon me? You told me what?
Ann:
Ok. I got you mom, I'm sorry.
Mom:
Ok, twenty more minutes. If you don’t take a nap right after then
you can't watch TV nor play games tonight. Understood?
Kids:
Yes mom. We will.
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Exercise:
Answer the following:
1. What is nap?
a. a brief sleep, esp. during the day
b. a long sleep of the day
c. having no sleep
2. What does it mean to shout?
a. to whisper
b. to say something in a loud voice
c. to sing
3. What is game?
a. an entertaining activity
b. a dance competition
c. a show to watch
4. How do you talk your child into taking a nap?
5. What are the activities you usually do with your child?
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