Prepared for Classroom Teaching

1. Ms. Navodita Bhatt
Adhyapak Sahayak
H M Patel English Studies Centre
CVM University, Vidyanagar

2. Once there was a Lion in the jungle who used to kill
2-3 animals daily for his meal. All animals went to
him to tell, that daily one of them will come to
him for his meal.
So, the Lion agreed and this started going for many
days. One day, it was Rabbit’s turn. When he was
on his way he saw a well.
Now he plans to kill the lion and save himself. He
went to the lion and told him that, there is
another lion who claims to be more powerful than
him. Then the lion asks the rabbit to take him to
that lion. The rabbit takes him to the well and said
he lives here. When the lion looked in the well he
saw his own reflection and jumped in the well and
dies.

3.  My small cute brother caught a butterfly
yesterday. He was so happy and was dancing.
He didn’t hurt the butterfly but it was scared
and was trembling at that time. I told my
brother to make the butterfly free
immediately and to play with a plastic ball
he had. He did the same as I said as I know
he loves me a lot. After a few minutes, our
parents came and brought us with them
outside.

4.  General topic in text
 One topic a time
 Appropriately sequenced
 Logically organized
 Easy to understand
 Text as a whole makes sense

5.  Internal connection between sentences and
paragraphs
 Connecting ideas
 Flow of thoughts and information
 It refers to the relationship of words and
sentences in the text

6. Words and Phrases to make lists First, Secondly, then, finally
For giving examples For example, for instance, Namely, In
other words
For generalizing In General, On the whole, generally,
usually, for the most part, basically
For showing results or consequence Therefore, As a result, Accordingly,
consequently, Hence, Thus
To summarize In conclusion, to conclude, in Brief, to
summarize, overall, while summing up
Alternatives Alternatively, on the other hand,
rather, another possibility would be

7.  Avoid repetitive words and phrases
 Use Synonyms
 Various Conjunctions and prepositions
 Degree of Formality based on Audience
 Avoid Personal and Emotional language

8.  https://shortstorylines.com/very-short-
stories-with-morals/