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çCity, Town and Countryé
› We live in a community
› A Rural Community
› Bangkok
› Hua Hin
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1. Sing the song çSusannaé (Mrs. Alice Price) to recall about the
town:- çSusannaé
I come from Alabama with a banjo on my knee; Iûm going to
Lou-si-a-na my true love for to see. Oh! Susanna, Oh donût you cry
for me. I come from Alabama with a banjo on my knee.
It rained all night and the day I left, the weather it was dry;
The sun so hot I froze myself,
Susanna, donût you cry.
I had a dream the other night when everything was still,
I dreamed I saw Susanna a-coming down the hill.
A red, red rose was in her check,
A tear was in her eyes;
I said to her, çSusanna girl,é
Susanna donût you cry.
Discuss about the song. Can see the map and answer these
questions:-
(1) Where is Alabama?
(2) Where is Lou-si-a-na?
(3) Who is Susanna?
etc.
2. Pupil consider how to live in the community.
Pupils brainstorm about how to live in the community.
And write sentences in books and on board.
A community is a place where people live and work.
People or pupils live in different kinds of communities.
A community is a certain place.
A community is partly buildings.
They are stores, schools, temples, factories, offices and homes, etc.
If the schools are far from homes, pupils come to school by car,
bus or school-bus. Pupils cannot come to school on foot.
3. Pupils discuss about çCommunities are differenté and draw the Web
of Community. Example:-
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Discuss:-
Pupils who live there know the difference. They help to draw the
web and the map of their own community to show the class.
Hua Hin
Night Braza
beach
The markets
The hotels
The Railway Station
Wang Klai Kang Won
School and CollegeThe Wang Klai Kang Won Palace
Cha-Am
Pranburi
4. Pupils make up the story about the community and draw the picture
and paint to show on the board.
5. Social Studies Activity.
Materials: the road maps of Thailand
Recall with students that they have learned about two kinds of
maps›physical maps and political maps. Explain that another kind
of map is a road map. Point out that every town or city should
have a map showing major roads and highways. (Show the Bangkok
road map.)

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Review each symbol in the map key. Have pupil locate and point
out each symbol on the map.
Ask pupils to pretend that a friend from another city is coming
to visit them. Their job is to provide the directions that will allow
the friend to get to your city or town.
Prepare strips of paper with the names of cities or town in
Thailand. Have the pupils select one, and use road maps to write
the directions for the friend.
6. Pupils discuss how people live in a community.
Pupils share ideas about the community.
such as:-
Communities are people and places.
What make up a community?
Communities are different.
Small communities and large communities.
Communities around a city.
Why are people the most important part of community?
7. Pupils consider a rural community.
Pupils bring in for a classroom display drawings or pictures of
Hua Hin, a rural community, they are very beautiful and many
places.
Pupils draw and paint pictures.
Pupils share photographs from books and magazines of beautiful
landscapes around Hua Hin.
8. Pupils make up rhymes and poems and short story about beautiful
places and the nature village in books and on board. Example:-
Have you been to Hua Hin?
The beautiful sun sand and sea.
Look! Blue sky and white boats.
Big mountain and wide sea
Green trees and field,
How beautiful they are!
P.W.
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Sing a song:- çSkye Boat Songé
Scotch Song. ›(Mrs. Alice Price)
Speed bonnie boat, like bird on the wing;
On ward the sailors cry;
Carry the lad thatûs born to be King,
Over the sea to Skye.
Loud the winds howl, loud the wave roar;
Thunder clouds rend the air;
Baffled, our foes stand by the shore;
Follow they will not dars.
etc.
Discuss about the song compare to Hua Hin:- the sea, beach, sand,
sun and etc.
Pupils try to make up songs and rhymes by themselves.
9. Pupils discuss how people live in a community.
Pupils share ideas about the community where they live:-
The community (Hua Hin) in front of the moutain along the
beach.
And the community (Hua Hin) behind the mountain or the hills.
10. Pupils learn about çTown and Country and Cultureé
Some peoples call their town a farming community. Some call a
fishing community.
Pupils learn about the community cultures. The farmers are
important to Thailand. Pupils tell about their parentsû works, dialects,
and clothing, and show the class about the pictures.
Pupils discuss about the town and the country in many ways, and
write in books.
The sea and the beach are very important to Hua Hin, too.
Because many tourists come to see and enjoy them. But the hills,
valleys, fields and the forest are very important to us too. If we
have the forest, many trees behind the hills, we can have rains and
water. The farmers can plant many fruits and to be better life.

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11. Pupils read and write rhymes, songs and sing songs about their
communities together.
Rhymes
Little Wind At Hua Hin
Little wind, blow gently on the hill top,
Little wind, blow softly on the plain,
Little wind, blow gaily on the flowers,
Little wind, blow lightly on the grain,
Little wind, blow safely on the houses,
Little wind, blow quickly on the train.
P.W.
To School At Hua Hin
Look at the sea and sand,
The sunûs warm and friendly,
The seaûs blue and grand,
The wind blows cool and softly,
Gay children who sit and stand,
Run to school happily
P.W.
Dream Island
(The King)
In a dream Like old time,
Iûm on a desert island Weûd listen to the sea
Waiting for you, Which is like music,
Hoping youûre not forgotten Leading to ecstasy.
How happy Though knowing
I would be to see you near It is to use to be blue,
And how sorry, I keep dreaming;
If you donût appear It may well come true.
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12. Pupils examine how things in nature are used to make useful
products.
The class takes a field trip to the beach (1) To see how used-
water is cleaned already into the sea. (2) How the buildings are built
in the sea? (3) Who are responsible for these problem? (The people
who live in the community.)
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Pupils take a field trip to the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park
to study about plants trees and animals, how the people live together
with the elephants and big trees, etc.
13. Story Vocabulary.
Remind children that the community is interesting and that there are
many words that can be used to describe. Create a sematic map with
the word çcommunityé in the center. Ask children to suggest as
many words as they can that describe çcommunityé
Communityplaces people
After the map is complete, discuss the meaning of each word.
14. Comprehension:
Define and identify topic of selection.
Draw the following chart on the board.
Topic :
Main Idea :
Details
Point to topic and explain that this is what the author is writing
about.
Yojang lived near the woods but spent many hours in the pet
shop in town. She always looked at the furry white rabbits. How
small they were, how soft their fur! Sometimes she thought of how
she would feel if she were kept in a metal cage, like the rabbits.
Mostly, though, she just longed for one. But Yojang had no money.
In the summer, wild rabbits came to eat the new grass in the
yard behind her home. One day, she found a baby rabbit stuck in
the fence. çA rabbit of my very own,é thought Yojang. She looked
at the rabbit. Itûs eyes were sad, so sad that Yojangûs own eyes filled
with tears. She touched the soft fur, and the wild rabbit drew back
in fear. Yojang pulled back the fence slate and let the rabbit go.
1. Why does Yojang spend so much time at the pet shop?
2. How do you think Yojang felt about keeping a rabbit in a cage?
3. Why did Yojang let the wild rabbit go?
etc.

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15. Teaching Vocabulary:
(1) glistened
Pornsiri liked the way the sun glistened on the water when she
played on the beach in the morning.
(2) handsome
With her fatherûs help, Pornsiri built a very handsome sand
castle.
(3) blister
Pornsiri liked to dig holes in the sand, even though she often
got a blister or two on her hands.
(4) shallow
Sometimes she dug deep holes, and sometimes she dug shallow
holes.
(5) channel
Once she dug two holes, filled them with water, and then dug
a channel between them.
16. Comprehension:-
Yojang was saving for a special telescope she had seen in a store.
She loved to look at stars, but she could not see enough with just
her eyes. She did chores and odd jobs. She dreamed about looking
through the telescope. Finally, she saved enough to buy it.
Yojang put her money in a bag. She walked to the store.
Something was wrong, though. The telescope was no longer in the
window.
çExcuse me,é she said to the store owner. çWhere is the
telescope that used to be in the window?é
çIûm sorry,é the owner replied, çbut we sold the very last one
yesterday.é
çI see,é Yojang said. His shoulders slumped.
(1) Why did Yojang want a telescope?
a. She wanted to study the stars.
b. She wanted to give it to his father.
c. She needed it to read with.
(2) When she learned the last telescope had been sold, how did
Yojang probably feel?
a. angry b. joyful
c. disappointed d. embarrassed
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17. Vocabulary:
(1) herbs
Abbeyûs grandmother likes to use fresh herbs from her garden
when she cooks.
(2) salad
She grows lettuce, vadishes, and tomatoes for salad
(3) lavender
She grews pretty red roses and lavender flowers in her garden
too.
(4) disobedient
Grandma told Abbey not to pick her roses, but Abbey was
disobedient and picked one anyway.
18. Base Words
retell likely fearless
telling dislike feared
tells liked fears
liking fearful
regrain disobey recall
gained obeying calls
gaining obeys called
gainful calling
Make the sentences
19. Draw Conclusions:
From where he stood on the hill top of Had Sai Noi, Hua Hin,
John could see water in every direction. To his left and right there
were rocky coves and inlets. Behind him, if he squinted, he could
see the outline of the mainland. A head of him, the ocean stretched
forever.
Where is John?
a. in the mountains b. on an island
c. at the seashore d. on a boat
Pornsiri stood on the ferry deck. She watched the Lanta Island,
Krabi, as the boat moved away. Thinking of her familyûs summer
cottage, she felt sad. But when the island was out of sight, she
began to think of home. Soon she would see her best friend, Pasara.
They would start the class together in just a week.
Why is Pornsiri leaving the island?
a. Her parents must go back to work.
b. It has rained too much.
c. The family has run out of food.
d. The summer is over.
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