Robin Hood Part 6
New Vocabulary
arrow
a long, thin stick with a sharp point at one end which is fired from a bow
bow
a piece of curved wood with string fixed to both ends, used for shooting arrows
bow and arrow
head
the part of your body above your neck that contains your brain, eyes, ears, mouth, nose, etc and on which your hair grows
chop off your head
to cut off your head with a sharp axe
shoot
to fire an arrow from a bow
afraid
frightened
beautiful
very attractive
children
young people who are not yet adults
dead
not now alive
eye
an organ in your face, which you use to see with
eyes
cross your eyes
Focus both your eyes on the tip of your nose
fast
moving quickly
kiss
to press your lips against another person's lips to show love
meet
to see and speak to someone for the first time
sweethearts
two people that are in love with each other
wait
to not do something until something else happens
I’m
waiting
tattle
to secretly tell someone in authority that someone else has done something bad, often in order to cause trouble
tattletale
a person who tattles
snitch
another word that also means “tattle”
lady-in-waiting
a woman whose job is to help a queen or other woman of high social position
archer
a person who shoots arrows from a bow
surround
to be or go everywhere around something or someone
The Story Last Time
Gee whiz!
It's Robin Hood!
Happy birthday, son!
Oh, he's so handsome,
just like his reward posters.
Tell me, young man,
how old are you today?
Gosh, I'm seven years old,
going on eight.
Seven?
Well, that does make you the man of the house,
and I've got just the right present for you.
For me?
Gee, thanks,
Mister Robin Hood, sir.
Hey, how do I look? Huh?
Not much like Mister Robin Hood.
She's right.
There is something missing.
Of course!
There you go.
Boy, oh, boy.
Now how do I look?
The hat's too big.
Shh!
Mind your manners.
Yes,
mind your matters.
Don't worry.
You'll grow into it, young man.
Oo-de-lally!
I'm going to try it out.
Good-bye, Mister Robin Hood!
Come again,
on my birthday!
Oh, you have made his birthday a wonderful one.
How can I ever thank you?
I only wish I could do more.
Here.
And keep your chin up.
Someday there'll be happiness again in Nottingham.
You'll see.
Oh, Robin Hood.
You've risked so much
to keep our hopes alive.
Bless you.
Bless you.
Gee, did Robin Hood really give it to you?
Yeah, he did
and this is his own hat too.
Gee, I'd sure like to shoot your bow and arrow.
Let me try it, Skippy.
Oh, no, you don't!
I'm going to shoot it first.
You're pointing it too high.
I'm not either.
Watch this.
Uh-oh.
Now you done it.
Right in Prince John’s backyard.
Skippy, you can't go in there.
Yeah. Prince John will chop off your head.
Like this.
Oh, I don't care.
I got to get my arrow.
Wait a minute.
Toby might tattle on you.
Yeah, Toby. You got to take the oath.
An oath?
Listen and watch:
What happens next?
A. No one sees Skippy
B. Prince John sees Skippy
C. Maid Marian sees Skippy
What happens next?
A. No one sees Skippy
B. Prince John sees Skippy
C. Maid Marian sees Skippy
Sentences
this is his own (1)____ too.
this is his own (1)hat too.
I'd sure like to shoot your (2)____ and arrow.
I'd sure like to shoot your (2)bow and arrow.
I'm going to (3)_____ it first.
I'm going to (3)shoot it first.
Prince John will chop off your (4)_____.
Prince John will chop off your (4)head.
I got to get my (5)______.
I got to get my (5)arrow.
Put your hand on your heart and cross your (6)_____.
Put your hand on your heart and cross your (6)eyes.
If I tattletale, I'll die till I'm (7)____.
If I tattletale, I'll die till I'm (7)dead.
as your lady-in-waiting, I'm (8)_______.
as your lady-in-waiting, I'm (8)waiting.
Oh, don't be (9)______.
Oh, don't be (9)afraid.
It's all right, (10)_______.
It's all right, (10)children.
hey, you guys, not so (11)___.
hey, you guys, not so (11)fast.
Now I get to (12)______ all of you.
Now I get to (12)meet all of you.
Gee, you're very (13)_____.
Gee, you're very (13)beautiful.
Mama said you and Robin Hood are (14)________.
Mama said you and Robin Hood are (14)sweethearts.
Did he ever (15)_____ you?
Did he ever (15)kiss you?
vocabulary
arrow
a long, thin stick with a sharp point at one end which is fired from a bow
bow
a piece of curved wood with string fixed to both ends, used for shooting arrows
bow and arrow
head
the part of your body above your neck that contains your brain, eyes, ears, mouth, nose, etc and on which your hair grows
chop off your head
to cut off your head with a sharp axe
shoot
to fire an arrow from a bow
afraid
frightened
beautiful
very attractive
children
young people who are not yet adults
dead
not now alive
eye
an organ in your face, which you use to see with
eyes
cross your eyes
Focus both your eyes on the tip of your nose
fast
moving quickly
kiss
to press your lips against another person's lips to show love
meet
to see and speak to someone for the first time
sweethearts
two people that are in love with each other
wait
to not do something until something else happens
I’m
waiting
tattle
to secretly tell someone in authority that someone else has done something bad, often in order to cause trouble
tattletale
a person who tattles
snitch
another word that also means “tattle”
lady-in-waiting
a woman whose job is to help a queen or other woman of high social position
archer
a person who shoots arrows from a bow
surround
to be or go everywhere around something or someone
grammar
so
a word that is used before an adjective or adverb to make the meaning stronger
Which is bigger?
It is big
It is so big
so grammar
so
adjective or adverb
He
works
so
hard.
She
is
so
beautiful.
That dog
is
so
big.
Do you remember these sentences?
Hypnotism could rid you of your pyschosis so (adverb).
easily
Oh, now, don't take it so (adverb), sonny.
hard
Oh, he's so (adjective),
handsome
You've risked so (adverb)
much
Oh, Klucky, you look so (adjective).
silly
not so (adverb).
fast
I'm so (adverb) glad he did.
very