The Frog Prince

(Part one)
There was once a young and very beautiful princess. Her name was Nadia.
One morning she was near a fountain in the garden of her father’s palace. She
had a small golden ball. She played with her ball. Suddenly she threw the ball so
high in the air that she could not catch it and it fell in the water of the fountain.
Nadia looked for her small golden ball, but she could not fi nd it. She began to
cry and said, “I shall give anything to have my golden ball again!”
“Will you?” said a voice from the fountain. Nadia looked down and saw a frog
in the water.
“Of course I shall,” cried Nadia, “but what can you do, ugly frog?” “I shall bring
your golden ball. But then you will let me live with you, eat from a golden plate,
and sleep on your bed.” “Very well,” Nadia said to the frog.
“Bring me my golden ball and I shall do what you want.” The frog was happy.
It brought the golden ball and Nadia ran away. Soon she forgot about her promise.
The next day when Nadia was having supper she heard a strange noise
– tap, tap, tap, tap – and a voice said, “Open the door. You must keep your
promise.”

Nadia turned white. It was the frog’s voice. “You must keep your promise”,
the King said. “Go and open the door.” The poor princess opened the door and
the frog hopped into the room.
(to be continued)

Answer the questions.

  1. Who was Nadia?
    Nadia was a young and very beautiful princess.
  2. What did she do in the garden?
    She played with her ball.
  3. What happened to the ball?
    Suddenly she threw the ball so high in the air that she could not catch it and it fell in the water of the fountain.
  4. What did Nadia say?
    Nadia said, “I shall give anything to have my golden ball again!”
  5. What did she see in the water?
    Nadia looked down and saw a frog in the water.
  6. What did the frog ask Nadia?
    “I shall bring your golden ball. But then you will let me live with you, eat from a golden plate, and sleep on your bed.
  7. What did Nadia promise?
    Nadia promise that she shall let frog live with him eat from a golden plate, and sleep on her bed.
  8. What did Nadia hear the next day?
    The next day when Nadia was having supper she heard a strange noise.

Complete the sentences.

  1. There was once a young and beautiful princess .
  2. One morning she was near a fountain in the garden.
  3. Nadia looked down and saw a frog in the water.
  4. “What can you do ugly frog?”
  5. The next day she heard a strange noise.
  6. She opened the door and the frog hopped into the room

Choose the correct word.

  1. There was once a young and beautiful princess. (ugly, beautiful)
  2. She had a small golden ball. (golden, red)
  3. Nadia played with her ball . (ball, cat)
  4. The ball fell into the water of the fountain . (fountain, river)
  5. She saw an ugly frog in the water. (frog, bear)
  6. You will let me live with you. (play, live)
  7. Nadia heard a strange noise . (sound, noise)
  8. She opened the door and the frog hopped into the room. (ran, hopped)

Write sentences using the words below. Don’t forget to
begin your sentences with capital letters.

  1. golden, princess, had, ball, small, a, the.
    The princess had a small golden ball.
  2. the, water, it, of, fell, fountain, into, the.
    it fell in the water of the fountain.
  3. frog, saw, in, she, water, the, a.
    She saw a frog in the water
  4. noise, heard, strange, she, a.
    She heard a strange noise.
  5. was, ugly, it, frog, the.
    It was the ugly frog.
  6. the, into, hopped, room, frog, the.
    The frog hopped into the room

The brother Axe(Կացին ախպերը) by Hovhannes Tumanian

(Simplified version for 3rd, 4th, 5th graders )

ONCE A MAN went to a place(վայր) to find some work. He came to a village(գյուղ) where he saw (տեսավ)people breaking up wood(փայտ)with their hands.

“Brothers,” he said, “why do it with your hands? Don’t you have an axe(կացին)?”

‘‘What’s an axe?” asked the villagers(գյուղացիներ).

The man took his axe from his belt(գոտի), cut the wood. Seeing this, the villagers ran through the village calling:

“Hey, everybody! Come and see what Brother Axe has done!”

The villagers gathered(հավաքվեցին) about the owner of the axe, asked him, gave him valuable gifts(արժեքավոր նվերներ) to take the axe from him.

The first day the king took the axe. As he wanted to cut with an axe, it fell on his foot and cut it. He started to cry with pain.

“Come here, everybody! Brother Axe has bitten(կծել) my foot.”

The villagers began to beat(ծեծել) the axe. Then they began to put it in the fire. The flames(բոցերը) rose high. When the fire had died down(հանգչել), they saw that the axe had turned red.

“Oh!” they cried, “Brother Axe is angry(բարկացել է). Look how red he has turned! What shall we do?

They finally decided(որոշեցին) to throw the axe into prison(բերդ). So they threw it into king’s barn(ամբար). The barn was full of hay(խոտ). As soon as the red-hot axe touched the hay a great fire started.

Terrified(Վախեցած), the villagers ran after its owner, they said, “Come, please, and bring Brother Axe to his senses(Կացին ախպորը խելքի բեր)!”

George and the dragon

Once upon a time there was a brave knight called George. George
had lots of adventures as he travelled by horse across many lands.
One day he came to a small village and met a man who lived in a cave
next to the village.
The hermit told the knight about the awful things that were
happening there. A terrible dragon had come to live in the lake and attacked the village every day.
The villagers didn’t know what to do. First, they gave the dragon all their food, but the dragon just
took the food and still attacked the village.
So then the villagers gave the dragon all the animals from their farms. The dragon took all the
animals, but continued to attack the villagers.
So then they gave the dragon all their gold and jewels. The dragon took all their money, but still was
not satisfied.
The king sent his army to try and capture the dragon, but the dragon was too strong and the
knights of the army were too scared and they ran away.
With nothing left to give, the king could only think of one thing to help protect his people. He sent his
only daughter, the princess, to the lake to wait for the dragon.
When George heard this he rode as fast as he could to the lake. Just then the dragon jumped out
from the lake and was going to eat the princess.
George attacked the dragon. He fought very bravely, won the fight and killed the dragon. George and
the princess returned to the village and everyone was very pleased that they would have no more
problems with the dragon.
Today, the story of George’s bravery is remembered and George is known as the patron saint of
many countries.

A dog’s life

Hi. I’m Dino, the family dog. I help keep people safe, especially on the
roads. Take a look at my diary to see what I did last week.
Sunday
Some children really don’t think. Our neighbour’s boy ran in front of a
car to get his ball. The car almost hit him. I saved him though.
Remember, always look and listen.
Monday
Walking on the street at night can be very dangerous, especially if you wear dark clothes. Car drivers
can’t see you very well, just like these two I had to take home. Luckily I never go out without my
reflective jacket and collar. Remember, BE SEEN!
Tuesday
People can get very angry when driving, usually for silly reasons. One driver started shouting at Mum
today when she stopped to let some children cross the road. I soon made him stop.
Wednesday
One thing makes me really mad. Grrrrrr. People walking on a dangerous road when they can walk on
the safe pavement. I saw two girls doing that today but I soon made them change their minds.
Thursday
Seat belts can save your life! I make sure everyone in our car wears their seat belt. If they forget, I
soon remind them. Even I’ve got one.
Friday
I like Fridays. The roads are quieter. But you still have to be careful. I caught Dad talking on his mobile
phone while driving. I soon stopped him though. Don’t worry, he got his phone back.
Saturday
Today Mum took me for a walk. One car was parked in a very dangerous place. It was right on the
corner of the street. Don’t worry though. I left him a message!

Հայերեն տարբերակ

Ողջու՜յն. Ես Դինոն եմ՝ ընտանիքի շունը: Ես օգնում եմ մարդկանց անվտանգ պահել, հատկապես,
ճանապարհներ. Նայեք իմ օրագրին, որպեսզի տեսնեք, թե ինչ եմ արել անցյալ շաբաթ:
Կիրակի
Որոշ երեխաներ իսկապես չեն մտածում. Մեր հարևանի տղան վազեց դիմացից
մեքենան իր գնդակը ստանալու համար: Մեքենան քիչ էր մնում հարվածեր նրան։ Այնուամենայնիվ, ես փրկեցի նրան:
Հիշեք, միշտ նայեք և լսեք:
Երկուշաբթի
Գիշերը փողոցում քայլելը կարող է շատ վտանգավոր լինել, հատկապես եթե մուգ հագուստ եք կրում։ Ավտոմեքենաների վարորդներ
չեմ կարող քեզ շատ լավ տեսնել, ճիշտ այնպես, ինչպես այս երկուսին, ես ստիպված էի տուն տանել: Բարեբախտաբար, ես երբեք առանց իմի դուրս չեմ գալիս
արտացոլող բաճկոն և մանյակ: Հիշեք, ՏԵՍՎԵՔ:
Երեքշաբթի
Մարդիկ կարող են շատ զայրանալ մեքենա վարելիս, սովորաբար հիմար պատճառներով: Վարորդներից մեկը սկսեց բղավել մայրիկի վրա
այսօր, երբ նա կանգ առավ մի քանի երեխաների ճանապարհը անցնելու համար: Ես շուտով ստիպեցի նրան կանգ առնել։
չորեքշաբթի
Մի բան ինձ իսկապես կատաղեցնում է. Գրռռռռռ. Մարդիկ, ովքեր քայլում են վտանգավոր ճանապարհով, երբ նրանք կարող են քայլել
անվտանգ մայթ. Այսօր ես տեսա, որ երկու աղջիկ դա անում էին, բայց շուտով ստիպեցի նրանց փոխել իրենց կարծիքը:
հինգշաբթի
Անվտանգության գոտիները կարող են փրկել ձեր կյանքը: Ես համոզված եմ, որ մեր մեքենայում բոլորը կապում են իրենց ամրագոտին: Եթե ​​մոռանան, ես
շուտով հիշեցրեք նրանց: Նույնիսկ ես ունեմ մեկը:
Ուրբաթ
Ես սիրում եմ ուրբաթ օրերը: Ճանապարհներն ավելի հանգիստ են. Բայց դեռ պետք է զգույշ լինել։ Ես բռնեցի հայրիկին բջջայինով խոսելիս
հեռախոս վարելիս. Ես շուտով կանգնեցրեցի նրան, սակայն: Մի անհանգստացեք, նա վերադարձրեց իր հեռախոսը:
շաբաթ օրը
Այսօր մայրիկն ինձ տարավ զբոսանքի։ Մեկ մեքենա կայանված է եղել շատ վտանգավոր վայրում. Դա հենց վրա էր
փողոցի անկյուն. Այնուամենայնիվ, մի անհանգստացեք: Ես նրան հաղորդագրություն եմ թողել։

The Dog and The Cat

1
Once there lived a pussy cat,
Who was very sleek and fat.
As for his trade,
Warm things he made:
Hats and mittens
For cats and kittens.
One fine day the furrier-cat
Whistling in his workshop sat
When in came a dog
Out of the fog.
2
He made a low bow
And he yelped “Hullo!”
And after he’d yelped
He pulled out a pelt.
Then he said to the cat:
“Have a look at that.
I’ve got no hat
And the winter’s near.
It’s all too bad;
I’ll freeze, I fear.
If it comes out nice,
I’ll pay any price.
What do you say?”
«0.K.»
3
“How long will it take?”
“Oh, less than a week.
To oblige a friend,
I’ll be double-quick.
Sewing a hat
Isn’t sewing a coat
Oh no, mere play.
Come on Saturday!”
4
“It won’t be a hat
But a very peach,
The envy, I’ll warrant,
Of every and each.
As for the money,
That can wait.
We’ll talk it over—
Never too late.
Sewing a hat
Isn’t sewing a coat.”
“Good-bye, Cat!”
And off the dog strode.
5
On Saturday morning
The dog turned up,
Shaking and shivering
Like a wretched pup.
“Is it ready, my hat?”
“Oh no,” they said.
“And where’s the Cat?”
“Not at home yet.”
6
Before the doorstep
On a mat
Frozen Mr. Doggy sat,
When down the street
Came Mr. Cat
In a brand-new lambskin hat.
Tile saw the dog and he said:
“Waiting for me, I bet?
You’ll be getting your hat, don’t worry,
But don’t be in such a hurry..
Though it isn’t a coat but a hat,
It takes time, a job like that.
I sprinkled the pelt before tea.
Now I’ve got to cut it, you see?”
7
“Too bad,” said the dog, “too bad,
That you haven’t yet finished the hat.
But maybe you’ll tell me plain
When can I see you again?
I’m coming here not to chat,
But to get my hat, Mr. Cat!”

Black Kiddy

In a deep forest there lives a goat. She has a lovely black kiddy-ուլիկ. Every day she leaves –(թողնել) the kiddy at home and goes to the field to graze(արածել). In the evening she comes home, knocks(թակել) at the door and calls:

Black kiddy,

Lovely sonny,

I have walked over hills, Ման եմ եկել սարեսար

I have made (պատրաստել եմ) sweet milk for you,

Open the door let me in,

And I will give (կտամ) you sweet, sweet milk,

Black kiddy,

Lovely sonny!

The kiddy jumps to his feet and opens the door. Mother Goat gives him milk and goes to graze again.

The wolf watches all this. One evening he comes near the door and knocks at it and calls in his hard (ծանր) voice.

Black kiddy

Lovely sonny

I have walked over hills,

I have made sweet milk for you,

Open the door let me in,

And I will give you sweet, sweet milk,

Black kiddy

Lovely sonny!

The kiddy listens and listens and then he asks.

“Who are you? I don’t know you. My mother doesn’t call that way. She has a sweet, soft (փափուկ) voice. Go away…Don’t come here any more…….I don’t want you.

The wolf goes away.

Soon the mother goat comes, knocks at the door and calls:

Black kiddy,

Lovely sonny,

I’ve walked over the hills,

I have made sweet milk for you,

Open the door let me in,

And I will give you sweet, sweet milk,

Black kiddy

Lovely sonny!

The kiddy opens the door, drinks his milk and tells his mother about the wolf.

At that moment mother goat gets angry and says to his son:

“My dear lovely son, it is good that you didn’t open (չբացեցիր) the door. It was the wolf. If he comes again, don’t open the door. Tell him to go away. Shout (բղավել) at him,-Go away, if you don’t go away, my mother will kill you (կսպանի) with her sharp horns.”

Տեքստից դուրս հանել բայերը

Open the door․

give, graze ,lives ,leaves ,has ,drinks, go’s, walked,

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Christmas time in my home

We welcomed the year 2024 with our family.This is one of my favorite holidays.I belive in the Christmas miracle and Santa Claus.Usually a month in advance, my sister and i send a letter to Lapland.My mother and grandmother are prepare our favorite dishes for New Year’s Eve. I really like the traditional TPOV TOLMA. The city was very impressively decorated in those days.I also walked in the city.

իմ Անգլերենի առաջին շրջանի ամփոփումը

●Վերնագրիր `իմ Անգլերենի առաջին շրջանի ամփոփումը

՝ I am…

My day

hippo

Easter Bunny

About me

Puzzle

Christmas

Letter to Santa

job’s

On IN under by

Ben’s family

Անգլերեն դաս

The Christmas Tree

Little Red Riding Hood

Autumn

English

English

FAMILY

My best friend

homework

Twins’ week

Professions-մասնագիտություններ

The Wind and the Sun

●հղումներով ներկայացրու քո կատարած աշխատանքները այդ վերնագրի տակ

●ձեր հրապարակած աշխատանքի հղումը փոխանցում եք ինձ

Սիրով` ընկեր Ասյա

The Wind and the Sun

The wind and the sun are having a disagreement. 
“I am the most powerful!” says the wind.
“No, I am the most powerful!” says the sun.

“I can blow trees to the ground!”. “I can push ships across the ocean. I can make hurricanes and tornadoes!” 

“Is that right?” replies the sun. “Well, I can melt all the snow on the mountains. I can dry up a lake. I can make a sidewalk so hot that it cooks an egg!”

Just then, they see a man walking along the road in his winter jacket.
“Let’s have a contest to see who is more powerful,” says the wind. “Whoever can remove the man’s jacket first wins.” 
The sun agrees.
The wind goes first. He blows a gust of cold wind at the man. 
The man shivers and zips up his jacket. “Brrr! What a cold and windy day!” 

It starts to rain. The wind blows even harder and turns the rain into snow.
“Well look at that! It’s snowing!” says the man. “Snow wasn’t in the weather forecast today…”
He pulls his hood over his head.

The wind blows his strongest gust towards the man, but the man’s jacket stays on.
«Hmm. It’s a bit fresh today…” he says. “A winter storm must be coming…» He zips the jacket higher to cover his nose.
“Gah! This is impossible,” says the wind. He stops blowing.
“My turn!” says the sun. 
First the sun shines enough to stop the snow. The man unzips his hood.

Then the sun pulls the clouds apart and gently shines down on the man. Suddenly, it is a beautiful spring day.
“Wow. The weather sure is strange around here!” says the man. He unzips his jacket. 
The sun gently wiggles her fingers and increases the temperature. 

“What strange weather. Now it feels like summer!” the man says as he begins to sweat. «Goodness me, it’s so hot!»
He removes his winter jacket. He lies down on the grass for a nap in the warm sun.
«I win!» says the sun, beaming.

2. Write out the new words
disagreement-անհամաձայնություն
most-ամենաշատը
powerful-հզոր
blow-փչել
across-երկայնքով
melt-հալվել
ocean-օվկիանոս
mountains-լեռներ
dry-չոր
lake-լիճ
along-երկայնքով
road-ճանապարհ
Whoever-ով ել լինի
gust-պոռթկում
shiver-վախենալ
zips-կայծակաճարմանդներ
turn-շրջվել
forecast-կանախատեսում
strongest-ամենաուժեղ
towards-նկատմամբ
cover-ծածկոց
impossible-անհնարին
apart-առանձին
gently-նրբորեն
shine-փայլել
weather-եղանակ
around -շուրջ
wiggle-շարժվել
increase-բարձրանալ
temperature-ջերմաստիճան
sweat-քրտինք
beaming-ճառագայթում  

The Christmas Tree

Once upon a time there was a little fir tree in a forest in Norway. It was a very small tree and it did not grow. The other trees near it were so high and had such big branches that the poor little fir tree could not grow into a big high tree. There were oak trees, pine trees, and birches around the little fir tree. They were all very useful to people. But the little tree was not useful to anybody and it became very sad. One day the fir tree asked the other trees, “Do you know how a small fir tree could be useful?” Some of the trees were too proud to answer such a little tree. But the birch tree was a kind tree and it said. “You could be a Christmas tree, but that is all.” “What is a Christmas tree?” asked the little tree. “I don’t know,” replied the birch tree, “but once a year, in winter, men come and look at all the little fir trees and choose the prettiest for a Christmas tree. They chop it down but I don’t know what they do with it.” “I could be useful to some people”, thought the little fir tree. It was happy now and waited for Christmas Day. At last that frosty winter day came. A boy with an axe walked through the forest. He stopped in front of the little fir tree, then he chopped it down and took it home. “This will be the Christmas tree,” he told his brothers. The next day the boys put it in a big room and decorated it with balloons, paper bells and golden balls. Their mother put some candles on the branches of the tree and lit them. “It’s the most beautiful Christmas tree!” cried one of the boys. All the family gathered around the tree. They joined hands and began to sing songs and dance. They all were happy. But the little Christmas tree was the happiest. “I hope I shall not drop any of these beautiful things which the children put on me. I shall give joy and happiness to them. I am happy because I am useful now,” thought the little Christmas tree.

Read and tell your friends what do you think about these sentences.

1. Once upon a time there was a big fir tree in a nice forest in England.
False.

2. The oak trees, the pine trees and the birches were useful to people.
True.

3. The little fir tree was useful too, and it was very happy.

True.

4. On a hot summer day a boy chopped down the little fir tree.
False.

Answer the questions.

1. In which country did the fir tree grow?
The fir tree grew in Norway.

2. Why couldn’t the small tree grow?
The other trees near it were so high and had such big branches that the poor little fir tree could not grow into a big high tree.

3. Why was the fir tree sad?
The fir tree was sad as it was not useful to anybody.

4. What did it ask the other trees?
“Do you know how a small fir tree could be useful?”

5. Why didn’t most of the trees answer the fir tree?
Some of the trees were too proud to answer such a little tree.

6. What did the birch tree tell the little fir tree?
“You could be a Christmas tree, but that is all.”

7. When did the men chop down the prettiest fir trees?
Once a year, in winter, men come and look at all the little fir trees and choose the prettiest for a Christmas tree. They chop it down but I don’t know what they do with it.

8. Why was the little fir tree happy?
It thought that it could be useful.

9. What happened one frosty winter day?
At last that frosty winter day came. A boy with an axe walked through the forest. He stopped in front of the little fir tree, then he chopped it down and took it home. “This will be the Christmas tree,” he told his brothers.

10. How was the little fir tree decorated?
The next day the boys put it in a big room and decorated it with balloons, paper bells and golden balls.

11. What did the children’s mother put on it?
Their mother put some candles on the branches of the tree and lit them.

12. What did one of the children say?
“It’s the most beautiful Christmas tree!”

13. What did all the family do?
All the family gathered around the tree. They joined hands and began to sing songs and dance.

14. Why was the little fir tree the happiest?
It was happy because it was useful.

Choose the correct word.

The fir tree was the smallest tree in the forest. (biggest, smallest)

The fir tree was very sad because it could not grow. (sad, happy)

Mother put some candles on the branches of the fir tree. (paper bells, candles)

The family danced round the Christmas tree. (ate, danced)

Լրացուցիչ առաջադրանքներ՝ Write sentences using the words below.

1. was, forest, once, a, in Norway, fir tree, there, in, little, a.

Once there was a little fir tree in a forest in Norway.

2. people, useful, I, be, to, some, could. was, the, little, very, Christmas tree, happy.

”I cold be useful to some people”. The little Christmas tree was happy.

3. beautiful, shall, any, drop, I, not, of, things, these.
I shall not drop any of these beautiful things.