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This document provides examples of ways children can help others in need. It suggests donating clothes and blankets to victims of fires and floods. It also recommends donating food to elderly people in homes and giving up seats for pregnant women and the elderly on transportation. Additional ways to help mentioned include collecting donations for orphans, helping injured animals, adopting pets, assisting the elderly, and helping the blind cross the road. The document also gives an example of a boy, Hanif, who collects used clothes and blankets from neighbors to donate to victims of a flood at a relief center.
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- 1. Unit 3 Love Others Year 4 English
- 3. What can we do? What can we do? What can we do for the victims of a fire? We can donate clothes Yes, we can We can donate clothes to the victims of a fire.
- 4. What can we do? What can we do? What can we do for the victims of a flood? We can donate blankets Yes, we can We can donate blankets to the victims of a flood.
- 5. What can we do? What can we do? What can we do for the old folks in the homes? We can donate food Yes, we can We can donate food to the old folks in the homes.
- 6. What can we do? What can we do? What can we do for the pregnant woman or elderly? We can give up seat Yes, we can We can give up seat to the pregnant woman or elderly.
- 7. What can we do to help others? Collect clothes and blankets for flood victims. Give up our seats to the elderly Collect donations for the orphans. Help the injured animals. Adopt a cat or dog from an animal shelter. Help to carry the elderly groceries. Help the blind to cross the road.
- 8. How can we help the fire victims ?
- 9. How can we help the flood victims ?
- 10. How can we help the orphan or old folks?
- 11. Hanif is a caring and helpful boy. What does he do? He takes the clothes and blankets home. His father drives him to the relief centre. He collects used clothes and blankets from his neighbours. He gives the clothes and blankets to the flood victims. Hanif reads about a flood. He wants to help the flood victims. He washes the clothes and blankets. Then, he folds and puts them in a box.
- 12. Are these Sofie’s coins ? Yes, they are hers. Are these Edwin’s clothes ? Yes, they are his. Are these your biscuits? Yes , they are mine. Are these my blankets ? Yes, they are yours. Are these the boys’ shirts ? No, they are not theirs. They are ours. Possessive Pronouns
- 13. Vocabulary Lists • elderly 长辈 • Orphans 孤儿 • Victims 受害者 • Blankets 被子 • Injured 受伤 • relief centre 救灾中心